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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13
TAFT'S SURRENDER
(From the Detroit News.-Rep.)

(From the Detroit News-Rep.)
Crene President Taft ordinary amount OF penetra
ton must be apparen to him that wide breach between
his campaign promises tariff performance OF congress Wh
he sanctions 1t may have been the very best he cod 10
but good he promised 1t IS the WORK Oh no ~
Sborny refused cencede that the Republican party was pS
downward revision and did recognize the president
personal promise binding certainly did not strain many P
in helping him.
But the most regretabe thing the president has done 10
apologize interfering with the conferees lhs Pacuca
he does when careful explain that ne dd not enter
tariff controversy on his initiative but that ne was IN
conference before he attempted to give ADVICE ~ nc
d not at anv time voluntarily rush tell the conferees what
they should do" This conclusion the course ne mas Pu
sued throughout the entire controversy lie Degah W be
ton that the presidents business TO ntee d oil"
ends with the deliberate that he did not
last statement might be to shield the
from monerel shown the BILL but now uoee e
square with his assurances and open to the American P
that revision honest spirit and letter would be ms care
The presidents apology for seeming 10 Outa IN -" od
suabe than his refusal to To have butted IN Wom
have shown that he to keep his word at whae TO
wait to be invited" before attempting to give ace
attitude will renewed aa @ I =
the people Therewas terrible ranlng towards le G
tariff controversy give heroic proportions to lal.
te U9ql le9q u4 Su!MoIe 9I!qM uq w" sy,eet
The conferee talked him while he watched ue SnP
golf and sandwched as many suggestions would go WIN
amenities of the dinner table 1t terribly hau ed 5
the president look heroic place him IN the pose oI
Dale for the people who voted the e ed rs with the
all avail The president has himself suPpneu 10 +4or at
statement that he would probably never dabbed in the ma
all had he NOT been invted" Evidently Adnch ct al knew n
was absolutely the slightest danger to be 1eau 0
dent who would not talk until he was invited ,d the
this time il looks as if Taft had deliberately
estimate of him held bv the American people He is too
slump from the activity and earnesness OF his ld
not wait to be invited when the public interest Wa" mp
1t will certainly be an odd sight to see brewery ius %
full capacity under the protection of the law IN u e Of
Idaho?
,,o favOrs a
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13

The local option will close single brewery dis
Irv there are any the latter the Rather in
efficient
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13

prohbtionist must be mighty easily satlshed Wio io [
law that will permit the manufacture OF liquors III uiy
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-08-13

i will cer+. h an odd SIGHT to see a brewery running a
full capacity under the protection the law in dry
What kind of prohibition has the machine given to the PP
Idaho?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
TRAVEL COSTS LESS
HERE THAN IN
EUROPE
THIS is FINDING OF MAYORS SUB
COMMITTEE ON STATISTICS
CITY OWNERSHIP TO BE GIVEN
ANOTHER HEARING.

A meeting OF the municipal owner
ship committee OF the mayors COM
mittee OF 80 viii be held this week.
probably ON Thursday evening. A
discussion OF the practicability OF city
ownership will be in order. Attorney
Clyde /. Webster has not yet had
time to prepare an opinion regarding
the legal steps necessary to city own
ership OF the car lines
One of the first subcommittees TO
report will be that on statistics.
Already vast mass of statistics has
been prepared. These have to do
with transportation I'm various cities
and the tables are figured out To a
point showing that passenger fares are
cheaper in this country FOR electric
transportation per mile than In
Europe.
Accountant w. n. Gridley has not
yet reached any very dehnite data
with regard 20 cost CT service In De.
tFoit- from his study ef the Dur
books. The investigation With regard
to- stocks and bonds will be begun
only after the figures as 10 cost OF
service have been ascertaiued.
one ~sery important question which
Il IA hoped that Gridley's investigation
will disclose an answer 10 is that OF
how much the d. L. r. depended upon
the faith and credit OF the city lines
In purchasing interurban extensions
and bonding them together The his
tory OF every mortgage and bond issue
Is 10 be gone into.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
DIED

bhAis-v March ~ Mary. beloved wife
Nl '".nlei hrhl, aged 80 years. Flu
neral "Wednesday from resldepce. 1IIs
~. Mary's church
90 tkTNEl- March "a 1909 AT his res
iuthce' so brush-st., John Courtney
beloved husband Of the late Ellen
Courtney. father OF Mary y Mar
saret and Catherine Courtney Fu-
neral W edncsday from residence AZ
40. and ~ Peter and Pauls cathe-
dral at 3 O'Clock
DU NNEBACK g.. son ~ AL
laide and the late JOS +. dunno
p paeh, March IA at residence, $50
siSO. from residence. and 8 o'clock
from the Lady or the Rosary church
III TRIO Monday, March 10. Elizabeth
{. putro. Funeral from the residence
or her daughter. Mrs. Robert T.
Plumb. sSl Jefferson Kindly
omit flowers. New York and Chicago
papers please copy
DENRoE-M March a. 1909. Francis L..
aged 90. 3l2 Chene-st Funeral from
81 Joachim ) church at $3.50 a: NJ.
Wednesday, March H. Omit flowers.
GOUDREAU-F Frank. aged Il Years 9
months days AT his parents resi-
denees 400 Clinton Funeral at : a.
~. Wednesday from residence. and
81. Joachim's church at $50
GOT LID Walter r., aged months
March 10, 1909. infant son OF George
W. and Emma Gould. at their resi-
dence, 3i1 Ferry-aVe. east Funeral
services wednesday morning at Ionla.
JoHNSON-Levi T.. at Detroit SAM
tarium. March ID. aged n years To-
leaves his mother aud brother.
Charles. Of Redford- The funeral
VIII be heM at BEDFORD. y. M
Wednesdays. Arch II. 1903
KEAN-At his M,ther's residence. 75s
Fifteenth 81. Edward j., beloved hua-
band or Rebecca Kean. son OF Mary
a ana the late Edward q. Kean and
brother or Della Kesn. Mrs " Can
AVIAN. Mrs. II. q. Mckinley. Mrs c. o.
Gates and Mrs. +. c. vieson Notice
or funeral later
McCALIs-March H. at the residence
81 her brother. Lorne Mccall. 65
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Nc
-Call--EnneraL from residence az her
brother Wednesday. 1890 D. m In
terment at Orion. Mich.
WRATHER--March Is. 1909, at her res
idence, 1871 National Lave, Ellen A.
beloved wife OF the late Capt J.
Wrather, mother OF Annie e. Mrs
+. w. Rourk and William. OF De
troit. and John Wrather OF Muske-
gon. Notice OF funeral later.
WALK ER-March IL at her daugh-
ters home. Mrs; +. L. Button, sos
DIN ave, Jane Walker. widow Of the
late James Walker. Services Tues
day evening 1880 o'clock. Burial az
Ovid. Mich
w ARNk E--March IS, at residence col
Trumbull ave, Christine H. aged So
Years. widow OF the late Rev. II. ~.
and mother OF Pauline and Christine
G. Funeral from residence Thursday
at 2,3O y. m.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
JUDGMENT AGAINST
UNION is AFFIRMED

WINNIPEG, Man. March 1.-THE
Manitoba court OF appeals has con-
frmed the decision OF the lower court
In case where the effect will be felt
widely in union labor circles The
lower court assessed $4,000 damages
against the plumbers union in the
suit of the master plumbers as a re-
suit Of the strike year ago. In ad-
~ it,ff seven individual members were
assessed personally and their property
attached to satisfy Judgments The
appeal court confirms the decision and
makes the present injunction perman-
aut
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
TELLS LUR|D
TALE OF ASSAULT

Mrs. Anna Meyers. of No. 272 Third
st, told an unusual story in support OF
an application for warrant against q
shoedealer named Ramsay. at No. 33l
Michigan-ave.. before Justice Jeffries.
Tuesday She alleges that when sho
visited the store. Monday night, TO
purchase pair OF shoes. Ramsay at
tackled her, although the store was
lighted at the time and two persons
were standing out tn front. She man
aged to get away from Ramsay, she
says. and ran outside. Although the
two men outside witnessed the at
tack they made no effort 10 interfere.
she said. Justice Jeffries Issued a
warrant, charging Ramsay with as.
sault and battery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
WATER CURE FOR
ROLLER SKATERS
LEO SEBERT EXPERIMENTS WITH
1T AND is HAILED TO
COURT

Leo Sebert. clerk in the city treas
urers office. is a good sleeper under
ordinary conditions, but no man, he
argues, can successfully WOO Nor
pheus when a bunch OF high schoo,
girls has appropriated the sidewalk
in front OF his home for a roller skat-
ing rink.
Which partly explains why Leo is
now defendant in the police court
ON charge OF assault and battery
Margaret Wagner, 10 years old, Of
No 3l3 Mullettst.. with two girl com
panions, whose first names are Dina
and Mabel, were having a rollicking
time with their skates, Monday night
In the midst OF their revelry an up
stairs window I'm Nj Sebert's home at
No 235 Mullettst., opened and
Splash,
Down came n bucket OF water In
dangerous proximity to their pretty
curls. and in the figure that hastily
withdrew from the window the girls
thought they recognized Leo Sebert's
profile.
Presently Leo himself appeared and
started toward the little group. The
girls skated To the opposite side 81
the street and Leo gave up the chase.
although Margaret insists that he actu-
ally took hold of her and gave her a
shaking.
II did throw the water" said Leo
Tuesday morning. but | never laid
hands on any Of the girls and the
water didn't even splash them.
chased them little ways and tried to
get hold of one of the girls ears. hut
she got away from me, Annoyed,
You bet | was. And you should have
heard the names those girls called me
afterwards"
The case will be tried in a day or
two
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
POLICE LOOK INTO
RECORD OF CAY
SPENDER i.
LOCK UP DAPPER GEORGE FOX,
WHO CUTS SWATH IN UNDER.
WORLD AND CLAIMS TO BE
BUSINESS MAN.

Rugged out In "A new spring suit or
the latest cut and a striped grey over
coat so loud that IL neraids It's APP
proach long before IL Is visible To the
naked eve. a dapper middle-aged man
who says his name is George Fox ana
that Is father is a wealthy ranch own
er In Mexico attracted the attention
OF Detectives Wilson and Black as ne
lifted about downtown hotel IN
company with Miss Blanche Peek, NO.
81 Champlain-st.. Monday AFTERNOON
Fox is a prisoner in the central sta
ton pending full investigation or
his recent movements by the authorl-
ties. Capt. Baker is not satisfied
with the story he tells to explain his
presence In the city and wants TO
know more about the man.
Al the time OF his arrest. the police
say. Fox WAS trying to induce his com
panion To put up $3.50 on the ponies.
He claimed To have a straight Tip on
u certain horse. running In Los Ange-
les. and just az an evidence OF good
faHh put up $50 on the Ally himself.
The officers butted in just as Miss
Peck had concluded to take a chance
on the horse, and Fox reluctantly ac-
companied them 70 headquarters.
Though the police botter gives his
occupation as that of a linotype man.
Fox says his principal occupation Is
selling horses and other stock Tor his
father. lie produced typewriter
letter, which he claimed was from
his father. in which reference was
made 10 several business deals. but
the police were not impressed.
Whom did you get To write that for
you" queried Capt Baker.
But Fox Indignantly denied that
anybody had written it for him.
According TO Fox he is on his way
TO camp out on the lake shore WITH
his wife. and stopped here 10 wait for
the lady who. he says. his visiting
her parents in Illinois.
The captain had received iAforma'
tion that Fox had been cutting quite
a swath in the underworld for the past
few days. spending money with Tree
hand and making a good fellow OF
himself generally Fox explained that
he was simply out for good time.
Fox said he had been rooming at
No 40S WoOdward-aye., but the police
found this was not true. Tuesday
morning. II was made plain 10 Fox
that unless he directed the officers to
MS proper address IL would nkelN go
hard with him. After he mad led
them all over town on Il Wild goose
chase. the officers lost patience
show rs your room back TO the
lookup YOU CO. they told him
Then Fox led the way 10 No. 2S6
Woodward-aye., upstairs. Here they
found his trunk and other belongings.
but nothing OF an incriminating ma
ture The officers decided 10 lock him
up again anyway
Fox had s206 in his pockets when
searched. mostly In $40 gold pieces.
He gave his address as Mexico City.
II he is really the men he represents
himself 10 be he IS a very careless
fellow, for he has no cards or papers
tending 10 establish his identity.
Fox Was greatly concerned AZ TO the
outcome OF the race In which he was
interested.
Ibid my horse VIM" he asked. anx-
iously.
But the officers could not enlghten
him.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
RAILROAD BLAMED
FOR DELMAR WRECK

LAUREL. Del, March ie.-After
three weeks OF the stormiest investiga-
ton ever, attempted by coroner's
jury I'm this county. the inquisition into
the Delmar wreck on the Delaware
division of the Pennsylvania railroad.
has come 10 close. The verdict OF
the jury lays the blame on the rail
road officials. The wreck occurred at
the time OF the arrival ~ the battle
ship fleet al Norfolk and many who
were en- route TO Hampton Roads were
injured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
DAILY DEATH LIST

Edward Miller. 8 years Sos Farms
worth. anaemia.
Valentine karoiewski. so years. s2t
-. Aubiu. pneumonia.
George Xalla. months. All Leland
soecie lngactiOn
Constant Leon. Al years. 35I HoI-
comb. heart disease.
Margaret Weldon, e years $50 E
High. pneumonia.
Elenore Yahn. months. 20 snyder.
commissions
John H. Finch. 1 years. 1892 Wood
ward pneumonia.
Ruth Hunter. months. SS7 Scot
ton, pneumOnla.
Feter Holman. 80 years. in ambu-
Nance. inquest pending
"A Wilbur F. Cummings, AZ years. l2J
Cass; strnngulation by hanging
Catherine r BotZ. T6 years. 255 e
Warren. ventricuN.
Eliza J. Martin. ~ years. IS baker;
myocarditis
Wladislaw Rumatowski. 4 months. 30
AdelIe. ConVulsions.
Lewis Frpmyeller, s. years 1st
Beaubien; senility.
Joseph A. sanders. 20 years. Ctncin-
matt. q. tuberculosis
John " whiting. &c. years. $50 Cham
plain. senHity
Edward shafer. a. years. i67 r. Con.
gress. heart disease.
Hugh Convery. % years foot OF
Junction. cirrhosis of liver.
Minnie Adam. SO years st Mary =
Catherine Kern. Sc years 81 For
sythe: heart disease.
Mary Brine. IS years. is5 Abbott;
heart disease
George G. Meyers. rs years. 81
Myrtle, peritonitis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
LOSES TRACE OF CLIENT,
* DISCONTINUES SUIT

A suit Instituted by Alice Morton
against Alice Plympton. OF Ann Arbor.
and others. In the federal court. ha5
been discontinued. This case created
quite furry In the university city AZ
one time. Miss Morton claiming that
sum vof money was due her from an
estate for services She employed an
attorney here TO take up the matter
after II had been passed upon by the
probate court IN Washtenaw county.
The attorney lost all track of his
client. however. and the case has beeu
officially dropped by stipulation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
SMELL TRIES TO
BREAK FATHERS WILL

BLOOMINGTON. H., March 10
Richard Smell, disinherited son of the
late Col. Smell, today resumed his ef-
forts to break the will Of the eccentric
old man whose whims for women were
talked OF from one end OF the country
to the other Attorneys went to
Springfield TO file a petition asking a
re-hearing in the celebrated will case.
The upper courts recently decided
the Will valid after sensational con.
test, In which letters TO Col Smell
from women figured prominently.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
BOND ISSUE PLAN
ISM 7 LEGAL
CITY CAN'T THUS MEET COST OF
GRADE SEPARATION, SAYS
LAWSON.

Assistant Corporation Counsel r.
|. Lawson has rendered an opinion to
the effect that the city has not now
the power To pay for grade separation
damages by bond Issues
I'VE could not get the authorization
10 do so this year" says Lawson ~
the legislature we're to pass special
act giving us the power. We should
still have to walt until 80 days after
the session ended before II would go
into effect and that would be too late
TO do the city any good"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17

Celia Carrier. 10 years. ss7 Water
loo0 lagrippe
Gladys McQuide, - years. Ecorse
Mich, Rericarditis.
Mary A. Knapp. 90 years li6s -Four.
teenth. nephrtls
Walter r Gould months. s47 r.
Ferry. commissions
Mary Weber, 50 years. l4S3 *
teenth. pneumonia
William J. Doak. 5s years. IA Pine;
angina pcctorls
Nicholas Tedeo, % years 3S wilkins.
consumption.
Joseph Auzel. 20 years. e43 Buchan-
an. pneumUnia.
Martlp Lueck ls5 years. 7Ss Bellevue
pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
CHARGES CASTRO
WITH MURDER

CARACAS. March Is. via Willem-
stad. March 16.-Charging Cipriano
Castro. ex-president OF Venezuela, with
murder. Manueli Parades, has brought
suit In the high federal court on the
that he caused the death OF
General Antonio Parades and a NUM-
Der OF others The men were sum
marily shot by Castros orders. the
complaint states. Manuel asks that
Castro be extradited and the maxi
mum sentence. 10 years, be imposed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
BIRTHS

GIRLS.
Frederick Hilbornl. l0t1 Trumbull.
Louis Waransky, 1879 Division
John ktenie. 400 Ltidden
Robert Henning, 16l Adams
Rodney Armsn. 1872 Brooklyn
Roy Randell, AGA Trumbuli
John krupa. 1926 ST AubIn
John Groth. 42i Grandy.
Stanislaus StankiewicZ. 527 Garfield.
James Diamond, 1850 Champlain.
August Bohms. 80 Waterloo
Henry I.askowski. 1900 Duoois.
BOYS.
Fred Esper. $40 Gratlot
Max Manderlick. l3l7 Mcmillan.
Thomas Pajot. 1893 Forest.
John Zen 81 Rosedale.
Frank Brongh $50 Artillery.
otto Durbal. 20 Morton.
Thomas Lavendosky 81 Roosevelt.
John Grotewohl l4s7 Twelfth.
Chas Hardy, 1870 DalZelle.
Frederick paquette SIS Arndt
Joseph KLAUS 3l6 Thirty-third
pr. Grant Mcdonald. 1862 Grand blvd.
Edgar Hamburger, 676 Eighteen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Thomas L. Doey. 81. Blenheim. ont;
LILY NJ spicer 20. Detroit.
August '. Marks, %, Elizabeth or
dan. 20
Harry A. Clarke, "a; Alice NJ Ken
dali %.
Herbert NJ. Robbins. 81. Kent, ont.
Amy r. Burke. %. Stanhope
Henry w. Lehman. 30, Edith r.
Drake, 81
Romean DE Bersaques. rs; Rose Bey-
arlein. %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
AMERICAN WARSHIPS IN
NICARAGUAN WATERS

WASHINGTON. March 16.-The
state department has received word
that Nicaraguan gunboat had left
for Amapala and that the cruiser
Washington had also left Corinto for
the same port The Glacier has ar
rived at Acajutla, and the torpedo boat
fotilla, consisting of the Perry. Stew
art, Paul Jones' Whipple. Truxtun.
Hull. Goldsborough. Davis. Fortune.
and the ships Arethusa and Albany
have arrived at Magdalena bay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
BUYS DIAMONDS BUT
NOT FOOD, is CHARGED

That he has money to buy diamonds
for his personal adornment but not 4
cent 10 contribute her supports
the charge Mrs Frank l.. Cunningham.
OF No. SO Adams-ave. east, makes
against her husband, who has an office
In the Majestic building. and whose
address she gives as No $50 Michigan.
ave- Mrs Cunningham secured u war
rant In police court. Tuesday morning.
charging Cunningham with non-sup-
port OF two months duration
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
GENERAL CALL
FOR FLINT BOY

NEW YORK. March 16--Dan Beard,
the author. has sent out a general call
for aid in searching for l0year-old
Harold Moon. who was kidnapped from
his home at Flint, Mich, on Feb. q.
general search conducted through.
out the country has so far been fruit.
less
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTE.RIRBNN LINES.


Detroit United iuterurban Lines.
FLINT LtMIIEDS--S l5 a. IN. and
is H. m. Locals too Rochester and
] INT, a. Ia, ana every TWO hours To
y M. IL y. M. 20 oxford. Locals to
hester and Romeo, 5 a. m, and
evefy TWO hours 10 ~ =. m: also IL
R0nr HURON LIMIrEDs-7.4s a
H.. lu.45 a. ui. - J. ma. 6.54 p. m;
saturdays only, l-.t5 T. IN, sundays
only ia J.. ui .osals FOR New Balti-
m ore. Nls0uaC, Marine city and Port
h mon. hourly. : a. IA. to s ,. H.; also
e-p- n o. Marine city. To Mt Clemens,
i8lN nparlsI $3.50 p in. 70 ! y. IN. and
ho4tIy 10 IL D. m. To MI Clemens via
shore Line. hourly. 6.-S a IN. To s.2s
IGIEDU TTWTTEDs-S;2 a. M
1870 a. m.. 90 and 5.20 y. m. Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toleao hourly $3.50 a. m. 10 $50 p. m.
JACKSON LINZ TEDs-7:45 a. m
1245 and 2t5 y. m Locals for Jack
-,,,4t-4 a. s4.-an4- every two hours until
y - M FOR Ann Arbor, s a. m. and
hourly until II y. m, Tor Plymouth and
Northviils,, ga a. m an. ana enery ,w S
ii . m. Saline cars from Ypsi,NntL
Ear Nyandotte and Trenfon--1 a. n
IN and half hourly 20 S.33 y. m: hourly
to lI.aG \ m. sundays. nrst car at
S:Os. with halt-houriy service through
For Royal Oak. nirminsh.m s.s
pontisc-6,sO A. m. then half-houriy
untli y. IN. then hourly until ii y. m
First car one-half hour later on sun
for Pennington and NershvfIle--s .
m and hourly until IL y. m. Fos
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. & Z. . IL .
m. 1. 2. 4. T. g. !. ., IL .. n.
Last cars await closing OF thsatsrA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
Cornelius oaIlauher's Funeral.

The funeral OF. Cornelius Gallagher
a former Battle Greek resident who
died IN the home OF his son-in.law
Melvin L. Burdick, No $40 National
ave, Sunday night, will be held from
rhe fesiuence "Wednesday afeernodn III
. O'Clock. The burial In Woodmere
will be private.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
plant Beds DESTROYED.

HOPKNSVILL,E Ky. March 16.-
Four tobacco plant beds belonging TO
Me Long and T. Walker were de.
stroyed I'm the northeast portion OF
this county early today. This was the
first outbreak OF lawlessness since
lSN fall Bloodhounds nave been
taken TO the scene.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
D BR|EN WILL
RETAIN POST

WASHINGTON, March l6.--Senator
VIM. Alden Smith IS authority for the
statement that Ambassador O'Brien
will retain his post at Toxic, despite
the various rumors that he viii be re
lieved and former Commissioner OF
Commerce and Labor Strauss appoint
ed in his place. The ambassador and
the senator both come from Grand
Rapids. Mich, and are close personal
friends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17
suppressed Divorce Suits.

Buppro esed suits for divorce we're
filed Tuesday by Polly VS. Hiram Il.
Leonard; George w. Anna Laura
vandecar; Thomas vs.. Minnie phil
pott: Joseph VS.. Helen Kapuscinski,
and Alice Irene VS.. William s. Rhodes.
Separate maintenance is asked for by
Marie from Maicbael Holmes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17

: Tns detained iUrnrl1a~ or every 'pass
ent medicine has to be filed with the
Austrian government and other re.
quirements fulfilled before its impor-
tation Is allowed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-17

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION, ;
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. X. Kolb. Treas
and General Manager. l225 L. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge $50.