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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

q 9iIfplbe nf Observation-Disclosures peb
Wobtaoelien behes man fInue til bet ffeblioe
BoffupIen. SfuIbe bet life hiplpe, bebes
man benrenbe fla til ,Taniferen"s
Rontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02
YrellOent HOoiepelt,
beOpmt al tGnfenoe Ntrnb.

gtaar paa SorsOag Sbeooore
Noolepelt trgOer ltO al set offentliqe
Sips officieue Sjenelte, tuger SiIto-
r%ielfrlperne lat poa at fulOfpre ct
meget b~etpoeligt Afinit / ct 6olfs
og en- ManOs @iitorie. MeQemti-
otgt ptl Solicit gruble pioere oper,
Dbao De fife gennenl Nooiepelts
lange &egeringstiO bar foaet ofgiort
tlltreOsltiuenOe, ON BEN HooiepeltIfe
SlObolOsrigbe0 pg ~Orabelige ugi-
tatorilfe G~efornlering bar pirfelig
@enialitet, Dirfelig G0el Storbeo el-
Ter fun Snaf rg professional @unl-
bug. &ooleOelt er blepen lpeciel
berpntt for iine efstraoroinere 8uo=
lfaber til &%ongresien og Stats Sc
aislaturer. Gelultaterne al 0isle
rSoroenlfral0" bar imiOlertiG lat
laa uuoilettelige Spor i set pffent-
lige SIP | Imerifu, at Hooiepelts
aOminiltratipe Spgtigbeo og upper
Iige Statsmon6sfl1nIt og i~trategiIfe
N%berlegen6eo / GirfeIigbeoen tiff
otiettes etbDert Sprggsmaal ON
Ben reeQe &erhi al BEN piotlfl1eroe
&eroensmanO, Ben amerifanlfe So
pacitet, SbeoOore Hooiepett.
81 bi0iGtter BosItaaenGe, 9porIe=
oes flere 1tore Meno beopmmer
TreiiOent Hooiepelts originate 9Dg=
tigbe0. -
George @nrriS .. O., &rpiioent
al Imberit College: - Seq er en-
Sellnorer at bont, en- itor @eun0rer
al bam. 9(t bans @laos ! @iitorien
Til blipe en- al Sc bpielte, er min
Sber6ebisning.
- SDorlas gttrOn GarDer, Eb. -.
3. 8. O., Erofesio / politiif 2fo=
Eomi, Sarparo ltniperiitet: - 8rp=
ii0ent HooIebelt er Sen melt bull
Gren0e 8r9iioent, ri bar bait. Seq
CT fife flar oper, bpaO Tlaos / 81
Irorien ban ril faa. Men min
Wening er, at ban er cen al pore be-
~tDbeliglte GreIiOenter. SEQ bill life
fal0e bum ben 6etpbeliglte, nei BET
funoe ieg fife iige. S mine Banter
titles ban nprmelt / Heffe meo Sim
brem Sacfion.
Chancellor Aperp al Ne6rolfa
liniperiitet tiger bl. q. - Seq tror,
a Sremtioens Siitorie til nepne
@rGiioent &~ooieDelt iom Ell al Oe
melt notable Breiioenter, bort 2ano
bar bait, naar Senlpn tages til, at
S6sH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES life
bar peret biemiegt al nogen egent=
Zig alborlig Strife. S 2igbeo me6
ben tplfe &eiier pil bon blipe be-
bemt iom Ell al Dor SiOs melt
fempenOe Sigurer.
= Son1es 8rpce, fol6er &poiepelt
cen betpOeliglte 8reiioert itOen
8aibington.
- Benjamin Soe @beeler, GrG=
iioent al California l1niperlitet, fall
Der 81. a. &oolepelt Wanoen mes
Sen itore &Grlig6e0 til lit 2anO, pg
WarOen, Ser olOrig bar hange.
= @roiesior Senrp @oOe Hogers
at 2obbepnrtementet, Oole llniper=
iitet, negter fife, at &ooiepelt er
Ell forltnOerlig MtanO % betpipler,
Sremtioen bill aple bans lige; men
ran tror, at trp0s megen Gpgtig=
DeO | HooieDelt : administrations
sDrle biz ban BOG nGppe biitoriif
let fao nogen fundamental EldOs
meQem Dor 6ortios pirfeligs itore
&relioenter.
- %. s. 3. Saplor, 9rofesior /
poIitiif 2fonomi og Sonoel, Ne6ra-
tia llniperiitet: - &ooiepeIt er iffl
clene en- Storman0, men Ben betp-
beIigite @%reitOent iiOen @oibington.
San bar ifufet aue onOe Brofstier;
ban 6ar fife in0piflet os / 3rig, mex
qipet os en- reipefteret gtemme
blan0t fremme0e Nutioner. q.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-02

2anO / set oeitIige @e6raifa, set
gitliee Colorado, @poming, iamt
aGe SIogs noberrislet~ 2ano. Sbor
iom 6elft 9e maotte 6nife at febe
2an6, eGer ON 9e bar 2an6 til
SoGgs eGGer 8Dtte, iaa tiGifrip os.
STE 8OrlO Snbeitment g..
6O1-4 8. Bldg. Smoba, 93eb.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21

Additional Sports on Page 6
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21
sPO RTS
Racing
BOWLING
Rowing
Ready
For Big Fight

prenarot,ops for IN. hig having
match nj tho stor Thootsr IN s,,ur-
d.v n,yht o-o nj, comn,e,o ora a
oniv rema,ns for m. twin s,.rs ~
ston into tho r,no and sho,. nm IN
ono onother.
The nrel,m,narv he,woor woh,.
Ian, and rreedman sho,,d no , o,oa
scron ana ono ,hot vii, ,yorn, ,ho
.noo,a,or. ,n sor ~. h,a 49,, m.
r.tiv. ,ad :. wo,, rr,wn IN ,ha ant
fans NJ ,bis c,,y h,, nj. onnonont
4. moro ar ,oss n, an ,n,nown o,,on.
INV. st,u tho so,d,or 4. ..,a 10 ho n
,srrisc h,,,or ,nd 4. ,ooLoa 90 .,vo
tho uowo,,on n tough On h.,oro ,ho
ion rounds arc non
Jack Corde,I 4. about wo,rs nm
for tho oor,os, ona !. oon,.n,r,a
hi,pse,, WITH n saw hoy,re hon,s ~
IN. Marine camn and a ,ot q, sw,n.
m,no NJ WAIKIKI ua ,ooL. romarr.
oh,v wolf ana has hecor,. r.onar,v
occ,,matoa a,ro.dv. Cordei, w,;,
sure,v give sullivan IN. - n, M.
life nm saturday next
Corde,I has done ma-e mad wo-r
this fine thar before tho arst con.
test and fool. oil. tha ha,,.r ,or ~
No thinks he Ala not AZ s,asc,.n,
RUNNING ord woIr,r, wh.r tro,r,nc
for ~. A., hos, Qua no. maa. an
,or q mi. ,,mo hv ,org TO-. o,o,,a
IN. ,,,,.,ar s,r..,. =, ~. s,,hvrh,
49,, -.
- ,r.,.s..,. $50. 20 80
-.
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me "nu ","a.s SOU .,,, ap..
80 =, 80, " $500
o"o"' 70 na''e :" .aAe 'ne '".n
-, -.
wheh the time comes 10 step into
I'll. 'ns' ..
"e 10 'ooNins a''er '"e ena"
p'on ruooins aown ana genera
RAINING WORK anu ~ eer.a.hly se''
,,ns MS eha,se INTO .ne pins Vi con
u'',o"' ou'''s"h .oohS q"''e no We"
a' So'ue'' unu WI S'ep my '"e tbs
,a'' o.."''on VI "'' "e''"e '"e "'""
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21
Oahu League (nrs.
Schedule Fixed

At the meeting Of the Oahu Base
ball League Juniors. which was held
ut the Office of the Honolulu Park.
Ltd. last, might. final arrangements
were made. and the schedule altered
as appears below.
The Initiation fees were collected
from each team, and from the pres
ent Indications the league Is on the
way to a successful series. The
league opens its schedule next Sun
day morning at 9 o'clock at the Ath-
letic Park. and as there will be no
charge for admission u big crowd Of
spectators Is sure to be present.
The schedule is as follows
FRS TSERlES.
July 25--Asahis VS.. p. A. c.;
Muhocks VS.. c. A. C.
Aug. 1-P. A. C. VS.. Muhocks;
Asahis vs.. C. A. C.
Aug. S-P. \. C. vs.. c. A. c.;
Asahis VS.. Muhocks.
Aug. &c. A c. VS.. Muhocks;
p. A. C. VS.. Asahis.
Aug. &C. A. c. VS.. Asahis;
Muhocks VS.. p. A. c.
Aug. 29--Muhocks VS.. Asahis;
G. A. G.. VS.. p. A. C. 3d.. ... 3
f's SECOND SERIES.
: Sept. 5-Muhocks VS.. C. A. c.:
Asahis vs.. p. "A. C.
Sept. 12-Asahis VS.. c. A. c.;
p. A. C. VS.. Muhocks.
Sept. l9-Asahis VS.. Muhocks;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21
TEL. 3Gl CRY.
Polite S
Celebrated
Australian
Stock Remedies
PLANTATION, RhNCHERS'.
FARMERS and DAIRYMhNS
ASSORTED CASES

HORSES. CATTLE SHEEP SIM. DOGS and POULTRY DIS.
EASES Hospia for Sick Animals Soundness
Consultations personal by letter telephone.
III communications strictly lfdental
H. JOHN PoTTIE Veterinary Surgeon Hotel and Union
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-21

There will probably not be a
baseball game between the team
that went to Maui and the one that
made the Hilo trip. The Hilo tour
lists cannot get the same team to-
gether and would have to put other
men In the nine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
DEATH CLAIMS MISS
SUSIE MERCHANT
Unfortunate Young Lady Sue
cumbS to Effects Of Terrible
Experience in Recent Blizzard
in Cochiti Mountains,

Miss Susie Merchant, who was SO
terribly frozen in the recent blizzard
in the Cochiti county, nassed away
In st. Joseph's hospital this morning
at 2;l5. Miss Merchant and her
brother were caught in a SNOW storm
about ten days ago. while making
their way from Peralta canyon TO
Bland. They lost their horses in a
huge drift in the canyon and the
brother persisted from exposure while
Miss Merchant was found the next day
10y a searching party sent out from
Bland. Badly frozen aud near death
the young lady was brought to this
city and ulaccd in st. Joseph's hospi-
tai. Both her feet were amputated I'm
hopc of saving her life, but all to no
purpose, death coming to relieve her
sunerings at AN early hour this morn
ing. Mrs. +. w. West of Bland, moth
ar of the unfortunate girl, was with
her when the end came.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
HARPER WILL
DECLINE TO ANSWER
Counsel Advises Former Mayor of
Los Angeles to ilcmain Mute.

Los Angeles March 20.-Arthur c.
Harper, former mayor ana Edward
Kern, former mens8er Of the board
OF public works, with refuse TO answer
questions nropounded TO them b the
grand jury when they are summoned
before that body next week. This Is
the statement Of Horace Apple, coun-
sol for Kern ana Harper, who says
that he had advised both men to as
sumo that attitude.
The chief interest in the graft case
rcVolvcs around these two men, hotn
of whom resigned from office a few
days ago. Tho continuing absence
of Nick oswald. so called king of the
Tenderloin," together With the atti-
tude of Harper and Kern may rem
der the work of the grand jury Ia fer
reting out the facts "a difficult prob
lem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
MULLEN IS GRANTED
AN APPEAL
Fling $4,000 Bond Iowa
Mans Case viii Go to Sup
RENE Court of the United
States,


Santa ne, n. NJ. March 10, Nudge
John ri McFie. of the district court
today granted an appeal to the United
states supreme court in the case OF Il.
c. Mullen Of Alamogordo, for whom
Governor Curry granted %extradition
papers in favor of the authorities i'm
Iowa where Mullen is wanted to face
a charge of embezzlement, An appeal
bond of $4,000 was given. Mullen
has fought extradition desperately
and VIII carry the fight to the court of
last resort.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
YALE GRADUATE IN
SAD PRED|CAMENT
Beaten, Robbed and Thrown
from Train, Chicago Young
Man viii Be ParaIyzed and
Cripple for Life,


Pittsburg. March pa young mar
who last evening was beaten, robbed
and thrown from an eastbound pas
senger train at Williamsburg, recovered
partial consciousness today and said
he was ]. u. Ryan. twenty-five years
of age, a graduate or Yale and re-
sided in Chicago.
His condition is critical and it is
probable he will be paralyzed for life.
Two operations We're performed to-
day. After the first Ryan revived
somewhat and said he had been fol-
lowed by two men.
I'm passing to another car, he said,
Il met the men on the platform,
They grabbed me by the throat and
demanded my money. They took my
iewelry and money ana then pushed
me from the train"
After the operation he again lapsed
into Inconsistencies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
PERSONAL

forecast.
Washington. March 90 New
Mexico and Arizona Fair sunday
ana Monday.
william a. Lamb of Denver, repre-
scnting the Hendrie- Bolthom company.
IS i'm the city exhibiting a new puzzle
To- the trade.
The Third Ward baseball team beat
The Albuquerque High school y%cster-
day in "a closely contested baseball
game by the score ot to ..
Mr.. schuyler, formerly of Albany.
y. ". who IS now located in this city.
is behind "a movement for the organl-
cation of "a camp of the Sons of Vet
rams in Albuquerque.
w. II. Dearstyne, Of the Peters Pa
per company of Denver. arrived Ina the
.ity on % bicycle yesterday. having
made the trip from Santa Fe in three
and % half hours which Is believed 10
Doc the record.
Grant chapel. A. VI. T. church. Rev
James Washington. pastor. sabbath
services. Preaching. 10s45 g. M. and
q 80 p. m. Class meeting. T. m.
sunday school nt 3 "a. m Pray meet
and class. "Wednesday Ali are made
welcome TO these services.
The order of owls viii hold n
meeaing in Elks hall Monday. March
%, at s O'Clock j. m. j.. H. earns.
president. o. g. Bebher. secretary IT
is also announced hat regular meet
ings Of the owls viii be held in the
Elks' han ON the second and fourth
Monday la Gael month
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

first started for Seattle from the city
city han this noon.
The pathfinder Us tho car which won
the New YORK. To- Paris race last year
ana George Miller, who acted as
mcchanican IN that event viii drive
the car to seattle, The crew took
with them q letter Of fclicitation from
Mayor Mcclellan to the mayor of
Seattle. Besides Miller. the crew con-
sists OF L. w. Reddington. G. w.
Eaton and j. S NJ lslcy. II is OK
pectcd the trip viii take about forty
days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
BALLOON DISAPPEARS IN
CALIFORNIA MOUNTAINS

Pasadena. cal. March 20.-The
big balloon "America." piloted by
Captain a. A. Mueller and having as
passengers r.. G. Halsted. l.. c. Gill
lain. sydney Gday. Harold A. Parker
and j Dobhins. business men OF
Pasadena went up at Tournament
park at 3 o'clock this afternoon and
was sccn an hour later passing over
Sierra camp. high on the mountains
above Pasadena.
The balloon took a n%orthernly
course whom 1t first went up ana was
sent to a very high altitude Later i
was seen to drop and then it disap-
pearcd in the clouds.
II is feared that tie aeronauts were
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

st. Louis, March 20.-lnjuries re-
while he was cscaning from the
burning grandstand at the American
league grounds here April 16. 1895.
caused the death today of Edward w.
Rawlings. a charter member of the
Merchants Exchange and prominent
in local banking ana financial circles
for twenty-five years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
it's caused Ky neuralgia, toothache or
accident. Billiards. Snow Liniment Will
reduce the swelling aNd relieve the
pain. The great and sure cure for
rheumatism, cuts. burns. bruises,
scalds-any and all aches and pains.
j. H. O'Rieny & CO..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

amt tHni save yourself "a lHt ~ SUFFERING
and trouble NJ you have "a sudden chill
er taken culd-if you have collie. rramp ~
diarrhaea. don't wait q minute Take az once
"a tenspuunfui % Perry Davis lalnkuler Do
hllf "a glass ~ hot water ur milk, You'll De
safe and on the right road % quick recovery.
Then Nnuli escape serious Illness Hut you
ought Go have this tried aud proven remedy
on hand FOR immediate use. Being prepared
is half tho battle when there's pain 10 sub
due Ncw size bottles 1ic. also Ina 20 cent
sizes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

compelled to descend ia the mountains
and that they viii have "a hard time
getting out. No word OF the bulloon
or its passengers has reached here up
to midnight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
poslonIcc Loolcd oil $1,000.

Kansas city. March 20.-Bobbers
carly today dynamited the safe in a
postofrice sub station on the south
west boulevard, two miles southwest
from the business center and escaped
with % quantity Of stamps and upward
of Xl.OOO In cash.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
LoAERs

Of good health should prevent sick
ness instead of letting themselves get
sick and then try to cure it. So long
as you keep your liver. bowels and
stomach in a healthy and active con-
dition YOU wont get sick. Billiards.
Herbine relieves constipation. inactive
liver and all stomach and bowel trou-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
PATHFINDER LEAVES FOR
RUN ACROSS CON lNENI

New York. March 20.-The car
which will act as pathfinder for the
international transcontinentai auto
mobile contest for tho NJ Robert Gug-
gcnheim trophy from this city 10 the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition, June
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Los Angeles. March 20.-Thc o
dition of Madame Modjcskt, who is
lying very low at her country home
near Santa Anita. remains practically
unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
The Metals.

New York. March 20.-Copper was
steady; lake $12.50@1275; electroly-
tic S12.121s ares, casting $1,000
1212la
Lead quiet at $~s97A @4O2h.
Spclter quiet S4.75M4I1l Bar
silver 50Ac: Mexican dollars 4le.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Sd Louis. March 20.-Lcad steady
at s8.S71a. spelter dun, $4G5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

Is q most potent Alternative or biOOJlpurfer, and tonic or in
ia a curative way upon all TIE MUCOUS lining surfaces, as
if tubes, stomach and bowels, curing a large per cent of
fecfs the nasal passages, fhe throat, Iarynx, bronchia, sf0
bowels Gas mucous diarrhes), or other organs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Medicines like those of Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo, warrant their makers in prntn
dent which they do upo on their outside wrappers, verifying the correctness of the
Ths. openp publicity places these medicines in a lass all BY Themselves. Furthermore, it
In prescribing them largely as they dc in their wortc cases.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-21

Forecast.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
TOWN is DECORATED IN
HONOR OF ROOSEVELT
Flag Captured at Battle Of Santiago
Conspicuous in Display at
Nabori
(5y STAFF Correspondent Of the Unit
ed Press ard Detroit Tlmes.l

NAlBORl. May 26.-The Spanish
American war in which Col. Theodore
Roosevelt played a stellar part will
be wildly recalled TO him. when be
and his party return this afternoon
from the Heatley ranch, BY the display
of flag captured by an American AT
the naval battle % Santiago
The owner has since settled in Brit
ish East Africa and has added his
prize relie to the wealth OF decorations
that have been put out in honor OF
Mr. RCoseyelts return. The recep-
ton 10 Mr. Roosevelt this evening
will be the heartiest-even IL not the
most elaborate-that he has encoun-
tered since leaving New York. The
whole town is decorated with flags
and bunting the display being many
times more elaborate than that which
greeted aim on his first coming 10
the town
During Mr. Roosevelt's week In
Nairobi number OF affairs have been
planned In his honor. but which may
be abandoned owing 70 ais expressed
desire 10 spend the time as quietly as
possible in order TO do a lot OF writ
inc
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
RESOLUTION THANKING
ROOSEVELT DEFEATED
Humane Societies Refuse to Reeo9-
nixe His Action in Protecting Bros
Because He Is Killing Animals.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, May 2o.-Ihe
state convention Of humane societies
refused yesterday TO pass a resolu'
ton thanking Theodore Roosevelt for
his aid in protecting Michigan birds
because the ex-president is killing
wild animals in Africa. When Roose'
welt was president he set aside pro-
teeted islands in Lake Huron and
Lake Superior. The resolution, when
was introduced by Jefferson Butler. Of
Detroit. was overwhelmingly defeated.
The resolutions call upon the so-
cieties 20 urge legislation forcing rail-
way companies to give better facilities
for the transportation OF live stock ana
poultry.
The new officers are President w.
IE. Tallmadge. Grand Rapids, vice
president. Mrs. A. +. Branch, MANS
tee; secretary, James f. Hill. Detroit;
treasurer, g. G. kleinsiuck. halama-
700: vice presidents, Jefferson Butler
Detroit. c. ID. Gardner. Manistee
Charles Throop, Big Rapids; Miss Re
becca l.. Richmond, Grand Rapids
Leonard Laurense Detroit; execu-
tive board, b. A. Finney. Ann Arbov, ,
Rev. ]. p. Mccarthy Kalamazoo; c.
8. Udell, Grand Rapids; Leonard Lau-
rense, Detroit; F. D. Taylor, Detroit;
X. l.. LiIlibridge. Iron Mountain.
The executive board was empower
ed to select Detroit or Ann Arbor for
the next convention. The convention
adjourned after the election of II
| fcers
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
WILL NAME WARDEN OF
JACKSON PRISON, JUNE 4
Prison Board of Control Holds Session
Monday and Files Applications
for Place.

JACKSON. Mich. May 26.-The
prison board OF control will select
warden for Jackson prison on June 4.
The board held u session here yester-
day and placed on file without COM
ment the applications for the place.
One member stated that the successor
to Allan y. Armstrong would be
chosen in about ten days.
The board discussed principally the
Affairs OF the binder twlne plant
branch OF the prison. The plant has
had a large supply OF its product Oh
hand for some time The trust has
reduced it's prices and is fighting the
prison industry. IL is planned to ind
quicker market for the twino
through the agency OF the State Clean
ers' society
Prosecutor Reece and Deputy Attor-
ney-Generai McGill attended the meet
ing and secured the afiidavits OF seY'
eral members OF the board which will
be used at the habeas corpus proceed
ings now under way in Chicago TO
force Milton J-Daly, the fiscal agent,
who has been indicted by the grand
Jury. TO return here and appear m
court on the charge OF giving bribe
in the sale OF secondhand machinery
TO the prison
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
WOMAN SAVES TWO LIVES.
Mrs. Oliver Divine Rescuces Daughter
and Invalid Brother From Flames.

STANDISH, Mich, May 26.-Mrs.
oliver Divine, by prompt and heroic
work, saved the lives OF her brother.
Charles Deford, and her five-year-ofd
daughter when the Divine home was
destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
Z Mr.. Deford was Ill In bed and Mrs.
Divine had retired for a rest and fallen
asleep while the little girl was at
play In another room. The cracking
OF flames awoke Mrs. Divine, who dis
covered the whole lower part OF the
house ablaze and escape by the stair
way cut on.
Hurrying to the child's room she
broke out window and dropped the
little one to the ground. Mrs. Divine
then assisted her brother from his
sick bed and succeeded in getting him
out of the window TO safety, although
he was In semi-conscions condition
from smoke suffocation. She then
climbed through the window herself
and dropped TO the ground. Her hands
were severely cut on the window glass
and she was nearly exhausted by her
efforts. The house and contents were
practically destroyed. causing loss
of 81 200
The Detroit times., 1909-05-26
HE WALKS 25e HOURS.
Joseph Schurmann Pushes Wheelpar-
row From Chicago to New
York

NEW YORK. May 26.-Joseph Shur
mann and MS wheelbarrow, arrived
here yesterday from Chicago, Schur-
mann furnishing the motor power He
pushed the thing here all the way
from the Windy City" consuming
256 walking hours In the operation and
winning $1,000 bet with George An
derson. Schurmann had "A hours TO
spare.
Four fellows set out from Chicago
10 accompany Schurmann and his bar
row. but all fell by the wayside. ex-
cept George j. Hackett. who, gaunt
and worn, brought up the rear OF the
three-piece procession as II moved
down Park Row.
Schurmann attracted so much at
tention that the police kept him on
the move TO avoid terric blockade.
Il may not be a Weston. Schur-
mann said, but I've given the old
wheelbarrow a run for its money"