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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
GIRL HAS NOT "DIsAPPEAREDi"
Mrs. Auerswald Says She Knows
Where Her Daughter 10.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, May Mrs
Anna Auerswald, of 213 Ingalls-st.. In
indignant today over the report from
Washington that the disappearance
from a washington boarding school of
her daughter. Miss Edwina Auerswald.
had been reported to the police and
that the officers were endeavoring to
find her.
MY daughter IL in the east" said
Mrs. Auerswald. with friends. The
whole story started with a very small
bit OF truth for foundation. Edwina
had written me that she was dissat-
isfed with conditions at the school
and wanted to give up the work there.
She had also been dissatisfied with
some of the surroundings at the Uni
versity of Michigan, after had moved
here especially to give her an educa-
ton In this institution, and I had al
lowed her to change from here. So
naturally felt that II was another girl
ish within. and that she had better stay
there till the end OF the school year.
Knowing I would not listen TO her
complaints she simply packed her
grip and left for friends without con-
suit ingme. 60
III the police, are looking for her,
IL Is entirely unnecessary because she
is happy. have wired the head of the
school In Washington that there is no
need for worry
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
uLHEALTH CAUSE OF SUICIDE
Joseph Mccune's Wife Says He wal
Broken Gown.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, May lit
Is learned today that illnealth was
the cause OF the suicide Of Joseph Nc
Cune. who killed himself by shooting
with a revolver In the home OF a
friend. Ollie Noble, early Yesterday.
Mrs. McCune, who arrived from
Kalamazoo to claim the body, stated
that her husbands usual CHEEKY nature
had broken down under the strain OF
his illness and loss of employment.
But she had never even dreamed OF
his suicidal intentions and the shock
nearly Frustrated her. The officers
believe that McCune himself had no
such idea, until he caught sight OF the
shining pistol. when the mania seized
him. and he shot himself In the head.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
THREE DIE IN MICHIGAN
DURING FIERCE STORM
Lightning Kills Boy and Death of Two
Women Due Indirectly to
Tempest.

The electrical. rain. sleet and wind
storm did heavy damage through Mich
igan Thursday night and yesterday.
Three passenerg trains on the Michi-
gan Central railroad were stalled all
night near vassar owing to the foods
that had washed out the tracks. The
water In that section has risen four
feet.
The heavy downpour OF rain has
flooded rivers through the state and
the farmers especially are heavy SUI
ferers.
Lightning struck the residence Of
Enoch Ostrom, a farmer. near Black
river. Altoona county. and his nine-year.
old son was killed. Mrs. Jane Billings.
an aged woman, OF Adrian, was so
frightened by the lightning and thun-
der that she died. The death Of Mrs.
Samuel Driver. who was Ill Of pneu-
monia, near Howell, was fastened by
the noise of large tree falling on
the roof of her house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
II REFUSED LICENSES.


PORT HURON. Mich. May THE
aldermen, by . vote of Is to 8. decid-
ed last night that II Port Huron sa-
looms should not have licenses for the
year 1909 and. many thirst" parlors
which had been doing rushing bust
ness were closed today.
Unless the aldermen change their
minds. In case some of those who
have been turned down apply again.
there will be- just - saloons In Port
huron. Some of the saloons which
Iore eliminated are said to be objec-
tio1able. while others were cut out
cauee they are located In the resi-
Icbce dtstricts Of the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
MUNITIONS GET 10 FER CENT.


KALAMAZOO. May LA dividend
of 10 per cent. which means a divis-
ion OF 1zs.z75, among the creditors of
the DOwasiac City bank. was declared
by Judge II. c. Briggs. referee In bank
ruptcy.
The schedule sheets viii be at once
delivered 20 Judge Briggs and the
checks mailed to the creditors.
rroofs OF claims have been allowed
W the roferee In the cases Of the Am
0Y1can Lead Pencil Co., G. W. Spauld-
Ing, Wfshawaka Wooden Mfg, Co.
and the Tennessee Coal. Iron q Rail-
road Co.. amounting to $2.543.00. Pc
titfops accompanied the proofs asking
that the claims be pressed as liens
upon certain assets, and that they be
paid in full as preferred claims. The
items were allowed and impressed as
liens upon S495 cash on hand In the
bank when the In bank
ruptcy were commenced. The balance
OF these four claims will take the reg
ular course with those OF the other
creditors.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
INSTRUCTOR IS DROWNED.
w. 8. sayer, OF N. A. c., Attempts 70
Canoe In Swollen River.

EAST LANSING. Mich, May L.
While attempting to canoe In the
swollen waters of the Red Cedar river
last night. w. s. Sayer, scientific as
sistant IN the meteorological depart
ment at the NJ. A. c.. was drowned a
short distance from the college,. lie
was accompanied by W. f. Hawkes., an
instructor in mathematics.
Sayers was about 30 years old and
came here from Chicago. He could
not swim and the condition OF the
river made rescue impossible.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
||D,Dl||:iSEED
'F0f. EXPENSES.


~. . o>oN carrsspendsnt)
mo, Nich- NAY 1.-The "om-
Dl- W. pseseated 70 the iegis-
xcuaorGoy 81 Hep. Rice. OF Ber-
o|1o1rmoo OF the house ways and
~ - nmittoe. X asks the 0xpay-
q xlchfmn 70 dig up t3,600.00o.
- Donno three-fold raise to COW
~ oonoral expenses OF the state
ornro nk This means that the tax
80 a. rs akyWard this fall.
81 (ho mi provides for the expendi'
n a ~ 81. 600 IN 1909 and >I.000.'
~ 1910. This means that the ex'
noo Win - the highest for the state
1n1okrofion In years The "omni
bEIl" last session called for w.
4 - I'M introduced yesterday indi
$3.50 : de6cit OF Sl.000.00O which Ii
11nnt 80 per cent too low, but the
lsrence win be made up by borrow
~ funds.
4 roro bills are introduced ea-s day
nn ore disposed OF, and Speaker
npbeu has given MP all hope OF con
Ming work next week. These new
IID were introduced yesterday.
4 ~ Bakor. az Cheboygan. providing
- 4 death benefit In fraternal bene'
1ory nocioties: Whelan, Of Shiawas'
|Io. giving Justice OF the peace " =
~ Tor trying cases and fee OF 20
&1ko lof Issuing writ OF replevin:
|nfro. or Detroit. making an appro.
<1ntiou aof o22.900 for general repairs
~ special purRoees y the state pris,
=; Gnn4 epi ~ lnebaip, providing that
10y njllfi6USN handles United
- MD IS nay furnish bonds by
cnr1fv coupGnfee: Green, OF Oak
W, Y IN. .;,ss by county the sixth JUDI
Ih6 house devoted most OF yester-
M 6 nasofnr bill1 on third reading.
o wet. ~ lovely until the bill
or Wn1E0Gon, was reached.
$500 mnFtgagss seven mills on the
~ TiIIsr. 81 Detroit. started the
1ro " sttempting to substitute
I'll ~ Daxia, of NewayEo. to ex-
IN .cfod5D fvom taxation. New
0f Wanhtenaw, objected saying
wcul1 eake million dollars on
o N xO1)D and the general taxation
@ould ~ doubled. Uiller was voted
lsV|n. ~ - ~. Thm tho Giles bill
ma u passage by . vote OF ~ TO
ncking nine vo1oe Of the neces-
~ na3ority. This kills the measure
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
TRAIN HITS NAN: NAY DIE.

FLINT May l,-WH- Muirhead, %
years old. giving his address as 327
Kingston Road, Toronto, was serious
nd perhaps fatally injured when
|<empted to board a rapidly NOV
yst-bound Grand Trunk passen-
tfain at the Saginaw-st. crossing.
Lufrhead missed his footing and was
struck by the steps OF a Pullman car.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01

1910 oAsxan&e n y1e,. ~. Reynolds
rGrW osnrte1r Qoo91f 70 Watch
Eject 81 corolo Cure.
NEW YORK. Msy 1Fovnar state
nater Wi1lian n nsypOlds. owner
3 x>feenland. 1t Cpnsy island. gave
1lfsnce cf III belief III ths curative
octn a mp11o when ~ ooiIed away
- ~ Lusitanfa wikh = Negro quar-
mEn woxn doUn N the SECOND
Dsassr list = servsnts Of the *.
Z. Heypolds II suirsr,nx from brain
md 4gndry bodily ell11oneA and ~
+ uupDodcd to have fak61 HI quartet
iE q sing him hack 70 ~Men11h.
B Nh barber viii sing tenor anA his
@o< tox1toua H10 generA bQdx ser-
nk 1r-1ai3 10 poaoees = bGBe voice -
H - the sea. Wills hfs1 MESSENGER
Ito watch The eject az The mn71
~. a II said, III. Reyn0lds ~
8DGng his family doctor and s1eI
ND He viii b absent f01v|
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
GIRL CURED OF LIsPING
n BY A FALL OF 10 FEET


b. 4.
NEW YORK. Nay IA tumble of
40 feet from q third-story Are escape
to stone paved yard. that would have
killed most adults. did not seriously
hurt 7-year-old Katie Goliskie. II cur
ed her Of q lisp she had had from
babyhood. Resides IL gave her q vo-
cabulary Of big words that astonished
her parents.
The little girl. who lives at No. sol
Third-ave.. South Brooklyn. has spent
her time when out OF school In taking
care OF q twoyear-old brother and In
nursing q window flower garden on
the fre escape.
She was watering the flowers when
she leaned over too far. Her mother.
on reaching the yard. found Katie
standing with q fragment Of the wa
tering pitcher In one hand and rub
hing the side Of her head with the
other.
.Ars you hurt. dsArY" asked the
mother. 4
wen. not materially. I think" was
the astonishing reply. MY head -
cut Z nttis. but I guess i isn't ser.
ioua-s she spoke without the slightest
trace of the Hap that had always
marked her speech. Her astoundsd
p0F0nt. fearing she knew not what.
sent for Ambulance Surgeon Master
oon. who confirmed the child's opin-
ion.
n am apparently all right" was the
ahild'e answer to her father when he
came home.
80
~ltb wonderful" said Mr.. Goliskie.
The child fell from q second story
window 20 feet last year and was not
seriously hurt This time, though. she
m lost her lisp and received . gift
81 IsnguGae that n marvellous. think
Il has made her smarter"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
APPEALS FOR HELP FOR
PEOPLE IN ASIA MINOR
w. w. Psst Sends Message That Need
for Relief Funds 10 Urgent
Food Supply Destroyed.

BOSTON. May 1.-The Board of For
eign Missions here today received .
cable message from w. w. Peet In
the Adana district in Asiadc Turkey,
saying:
The need for relief funds increases.
Twenty thousand to feed In Adana
alone. We are feeding 1000 at Tarsus.
The food supply at Hadjin and Marash
has been destroyed. Quiet restored In
Adana district Twenty thousand dol.
lars needed. Please notify Red Cross
and public"
The missionaries In Asiatic Turkey.
Il Is announced. win ask the author
tiles ct Washington to institute q rigid
Investigation OF the killing of the Rev.
Drs. Rogers and Maurer IN the mas
sacres at AdanA-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May l.-Torna-
does and electrical storms that swept
the Mississippi valley Thursday night
killed ls2 persons. injured more tnan
seven hundred and wrecked no less
than 40 towns. That these figures
will be still further increased as com
munication Is opened with many
towns that have been cut on by the
storm seems certain
The greatest loss Of life at any one
point Is reported from Bee Springs.
Tenn. where the death list NUMBERS
20. Practically the entire town was
wiped out. Details are still lacking.
Tennessee. In fact. bore largely the
brunt OF the storm and the death Toll
In the state 10 large. Al Medina TOUR
were killed outright. the victims De-
ing w. o. Smith and his son Willie.
and two children Of j. p. Turner. Miss
Mary smith, Miss Anna Blankenship
and Mrs. J. p. Turner are fatally In
jured.
At GAINESVILLE, Tenn. an aged man
was killed and his body blown two
hundred yards from his wrecked home.
Five persons were killed at Franklin;
four at Hillsboro were killed In one
house. while at Somerviile, three In
mates of the paupers' home were kill
ed. the structure being entirely wreck
ed. Other Tennessee fatalities include
two women AZ Laconi. two at Quito
and Is at Fayetteville.
Arkansas sustained the next heav-
lest loss OF life, the toll starting with
Is dead at Caddo Gap. where so were
also left seriously injured. At Wheat
ley and In and around Brinkley. where
the entire town was destroyed, q
score OF persons were injured and al
least two killed. At Mariana six
persons were killed and at West Ma
rion the entire family OF John Young,
numbering four members. persisted
Forest City, Ark, also numbers six
dead, and Memphis Springs reports
eight dead and forty injured. Southern
Missouri, likewise suffered heavily.
from the same storm evidently that
swept Arkansas. Weather In southern
Missouri, following the storm, has
dropped almost to the freezing point.
and 10 causing great damage to the
fruit crop.
Mississippi perhaps came next with
its heavy list Of dead. At Horn Lake,
where frightful devastation was
wrought by the storm at least Is are
dead and 20 injured. The victims
here are largely Negroes employed ON
the plantations.
Northern Alabama, likewise. suffer-
cd heavily from the storm.
While the fury Of the storm was
spent In the southern Mississippi val
ley. yet scattering reports of death
and damage are being received from
Illinois. Indiana. Kansas and adjacent
states. Illinois was especially hard
hit, four persons being killed at Texas
City. -----.--
I An yet no estimate has been placed
on the property damage. but 1t will
reach into the millions. Damage to
railroads. roads, telegraph and tele-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
% GET SALOON LICENSES.
six Ann Arbor saloonists Did MOI
Apply for Renewals.


Apply for Renewals.
ANN ARBOR. Mich, May l.-Twen-
ty-eight saloon licenses we're granted
at the adjourned meeting OF the
council last night. Six saloonists did
not apply for renewals and four ap-
plications were held UP. Profs. Brew.
ster and Wilgus, of the law depart
ment of the university, arrived and
filed information against a number OF
the % saloonists after their licenses
had been granted. The information
alleges violations Of the liquor laws
running back Is years. but IT was pre-
sented too late.
The LIQUOR men charge that letters
ara sent to dry counties informing sa-
loonists of the excellent opportunity
of opening saloons in Ann Arbor are
the work OF persons who are attempt
ing to injure the vets"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
CINCINNATI WOMAN
KILLS "JACK-THE-PEEPER.
Mrs. Forsythe, Wife Of Newspaper
Correspondent, Shoots az Intruder
CIInbs Eence-poiico Arrest her.

CINCINNATI, May Mrs. Eliza
beth Forsythe. wife of VIM. Forsythe,
newspaper correspondent. shot and
killed a "jack-the-peeper" early this
morning. The man, who gave his
name at the hospital as Louis ID. Plow-
man. OF Canton. o.. had tried Mrs.
Forsythe's window and she opened II
In time TO see a figure climbing a
fence into an alley. She fired two
shots at him and the intruder dropped
to the pavement. Mrs. Forsythe vas
questioned by the police and was later
arrested. Mrs. Forsythe and her nus.
band came to Cincinnati from Indian
apolis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
STORMS IN SOUTH
KILLS l82 PERSONS.
Over 700 Are Injured and No Less
Than 40 Towns Wrecked Dur
ing Tempest.

CHICAGO. III. May Raw.
cold weather today succeeded the
storm which swept over this ter
ritory Thursday night and Friday
and did e2.0oo, 900 damage In this
city alone. The city authorities
are stIIl engaged In taking an In.
ventory Of the property loss and
are counting UP the injured. Thus
far the list OF dead has not gone
beyond I'VE, and the injured are
numbered a upwards OF 90.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01
STATE GETS $4oo, 900.

LANSING. Mich. May ESPECIALLY
The auditor-generaI received $780,
coo in railroad taxes today. This
brings the receipts from this source
for the week up to about $4,000. 900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-01

An yet no estimate has been placed
on the property damage. but 1t will
reach into the millions. Damage to
railroads. roads, telegraph and tele-
phone companies viii he very heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-06
FoR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE-PRETTY HOME NE; 2-STORY
srs. sf'f s:u ::s Ts: ]. s. s.r ss'r
$500 Two new, up-to-date homes, Columbia
n.sas Es s. the sss llsI SSs
At $50 See me net st once: 90 only 800; so
FOR SALES, OO-COMPARATivELY NEW
tiled bath: all rooms unusually large ana well
lighted: ideal arransement for a home: Eoo,l
a lot ss ,1as;; es. s e entire
property is offered below real value: Clear OF
all REMEMBRANCE. Location In desirable section
se4-si. -esu-io Room $40. Evans bldg.
50" BEAUTrruL NEW RESIDENCE.
DECIDED BARGAIN.
Most desirably located on the HEIGHTS:
Close to the main car lines: An abundance q
ONLY $3.50.
Elegantly constructed house. solidiy buIlt,
sssiys eHSGasf wGodTo s of SSu NiSs
rooms-four on FIRST door. including library and
kitchen. Three 90 second door and three O.
70 ~e as q for
ventiiation-the back rooms a. bright and cheer
full as the RIO eES't TILED BATHROOMS.
mo:s ssPeS.,,s S ssias. Including esde:ssi
HOT.wATER HEAT
nsss
SERVANTS STAIRWAY AND TOILET.
TwOSTORY BACK PORCH overlooking an
entire square, an unobstructed view-quite e.
sential from 4 light and air standpoint.
EXPENSIVE LIGHTING FIXTURES for both
ELECTRICITY AND GAS.
The mantels are exquisite. Heavy plate glasa
mirror In door of cloak closet also IN consol.
LAUNDRY ROOM. Light. dry cellar full
spread Of the house. with front and rear en-.
frances.
Ten-foot ceilings. The nccrs are beautifully
laid. dressed and polished. Large pantry.
The kitchen ventilation has been cared for BY
providing the latest johnson" device to carry
on smoke and odors. Solid oak dresser.
This house was built entirely by days labos
and not by subcontract, thereby e1ecting q
great saving, the beneft Of which the future
owner gets.
The house is not ..hemmed'' In by others. A
spacious lawn in the front and side view. with
the open square In the rear. which can never
be built upon, prevents this.
The price ts $3.50. It would be cheap
DoNf THiNK Of BUYING WITHOUT GEE.
ING IT.
BELT. o.BRIEN 4 %. Qnc.).
1909 @ Ut. NV,
se3-5t,e Su Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-06

PROPOsALs.-SALE OF u s. 3. ENTER
prise and U. 9. Navy Coal Darses Nos Z, 8 and
4c.-Sealed proposals. will be received at the
Navy Department until noon ON the Let day Of
October, 1009, at which time and place they
will be opened, for the purchase Of the u s. &
Enterprise. appraised value $1,000: u. S. Navy
Coal Barge No Z. appraised value 81 goo; Z. 81.
Navy Coal Barge No. g.. Appraised value 81, 900,
and u, 3. Navy Coal BafKe No. A. abfiraised
value 800. They will be sold for cash 10 the
person or persons or the corporation or coYpora-
fions offering the highest price therefor above
tie appraised value thereof. A separate mona
shl for each vessel bid upon must b. subr,if{e.l
In sealed envelope addressed to the Secretarv
OF the Navy. Washington. b. C.. Endorsed ..fsr6
posals TOR the Purchase Of the u. s. s. -.
manning the vessel for which offer 10 madel ana
each proposal must be Accompanied By salts.
factory certified check for not less than 10 ner
cent Of the amount OF the Offer. On npnlicstfon
TO the Navy Depaftmcnt forns Of bids and
bonds. together with the terms and co6ditions
OF sale. also printed list giving general infor.
nation concerning the vessel viii bes furnished
The vessels can be examined at any time after
september !. 1900. BY applying to- the com
mandants or the navy yards where they lie
Enterprisc. Navy Yard. Boston, Macs: Coal
Harge. No J.. Naval Station. Key Wcst Fla !:
Goal Barge No. s. Naval Station Key West
Fla: Coal Barge No. ~. Navy Yard. Mare
Island. Cal. They must be removed from the
limits OF the respective navy yards within such
reasonable time as may be Fixed by the Depart
ment:S The Department reserves the right to
withdraw sny or all vessels from sale and 10 re-
lect any or all bids. WIN. o. COwLES, Acting
secretary OF the nav au0O-1aw,1e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-06
Shade,

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10 to i and to $3.50 daily. sundays.. 9:a0 to
lO:30. Chandler building. Elevator and phone.
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