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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In the Circuit Court for the County of Shia.
AT session OF said court held at the Court
House in Corunna, in said county, May 18th,
1910.
Present, Hon. Selden S. Miner, Circuit
Judge
Gilbert L. Taylor VS.. Leroy d. Taylor, George
S. Taylor, Henrietta +. Taylor Ruth Taylor,
Amy Taylor, Charles Taylor and Carrie L.
Larrabee.
1t satisfactorily appearing to the court by
afidavit on file that the defendant Leroy ID.
Taylor is not a resident OF this state but re-
sides at Lima in the state of Ohio, and that
the last known place or residence OF the de-
PENDANT George >. Tay Tor, was in this state
but that his present place OF residence cannot
he ascertained but that he resides in the
United states: o ON motion OF g. X Lyon;
SAID defendants Leroy ID. Taylor and George
s. Taylor cause their appe Nrauce to be entered
herein within five months from the date OF
cause their answers TO the complainant's bill
OF complaint to be filed and copy thereof
served on said complainantS solicitor within
twenty Gays after service on them respective
~ OF a copy OF said bill ana notice of this order
and that in default thereof sad bill be taken
as confessed by the said nonresident defen.
dautS.
And It is furthered ordered that within
twenty days after the date hereof the said
com claimant cause copy OF this order to be
published in the OwOssO TIMES, newspaper
printed, published ana circulating In the city OF
OwosSo in said comfy, and that such puolca-
ton be continued therein at least once In each
week fer six weeks in succession, or that he
cause a copy OF this order to be personally serv.
ed on said nonresident defendants at least
twenty days before the above time prescribed
for their appearance.
sELDEN 8. MINER
Circuit Judge.
G. Il. LYON,
Conplainants Solicitor
A true copy.
Attest: albert L. NICHOLS,
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

could depend on you. How soon can
you muster the regiment?"
"In half an hour, excellency."
,"See that there is plenty of ammuni-
don for the machine guns. What Of
the artillery
'The three batteries stationed here
are with us heart and soul"
Colonel San Benavides. as chief Of
the staff. is acquainted with every de-
tail. You, general. will assume COM
mand of the army Of liberation. Some
trunks were sent to you from Paris, l
believe"
"They are in the room prepared for
your excellency."
"Let me go there at once and change
my clothing. I must appear before the
troops rs their president. not as jail
bird. For the moment | leave every
thing to you and San Benavides. Let
Senior Pondilo be summoned. He
will attend to the civil side of affairs.
You have my unqualified approval of
the military scheme drawn up by you
and my other friends. There is one
thing-a gunboat lies in the harbor. Is
she the Andorinha?'
The newly promoted general smote
his huge stomach with both hands,
and the rat-tat signifed instant readi-
ness for action.
1.-THE guns will soon scare that Bird"
he exclaimed. AS the dawn was
about to peep up over the sea twelve
guns numbered through the narrow
streets, waking many startled citi-
zens. A few daring souls who guessed
what had happened rushed off on
horseback or bicycle to remote tele-
graph offices. These adventures were
too late. Every railway station and
postoffice within twenty miles was al
ready held by troops.
General Russo drew up his three bat
teries on the wharf opposite the I'M
suspecting Andorinha and endeavored
to plant twelve shells in the locality of
her engine room without the least hes
itation. There was no thought of de-
handing her surrender or any quixotic
nonsense Of that sort.
AS it was, every gun scored. though
the elevation was rather high. The
shells made a sad mess of the super
structure, but left the engines intact.
Though winged, she still could fly.
The second salvo of projectlles was
less damaging Again the gunners
failed to reach the warship's vitals.
Her commander got his own arma-
ment into action and managed to de-
molish q warehouse and a grain ele-
vator. Then he made OFF down the
coast toward Rio de Janeiro.
The sudden uproar stirred Maceio
from roof to basement. It's inhabit-
ants poured into the plaza. Every
man We'd with his neighbor In yelling:
"The revolution is here! Viva Dom
Corria"
The one Incident of a political ma
ture in which the victors of the tussle
on Fernando Noronha were publicly
concerned was the outcome of mes
sage cabled by Dom Corria while the
smoke of Russo's cannon still chung
about the quay.
It was written in German. addressed
to a Hamburg shipping firm and ran
as follows: "Have sold Unser Fritz to
Senior Pondillo of this port as from
..,a.,ys.- ---ezaar--sa-.. 1T >acE --c.SE1v Ha
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10
By FLORENCE LINDSEY,
Probate Register.
Notice of He caring Claims.

State OF Michigan-The Probate Court for the
county OF Sbiawa see.
In me matter OF he estate or George w.
Baldwin deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that four months from
the 9th day OF Nav, A, ID 4. 1910 have been al
lowed for creditors to present their claims
against said deceased to said court for examin-
alton and adjustment, and that all creditors
OF said deceased are required to present their
claims TO said court. ut the probate office In the
CITY of Corunna in said county, on or before the
s6th day OF september A. D.. 1910. and that
said aims will be heard by said court on Won
day the 26th day OF September, A, d, 1910 at
ten o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated May 24th, D.. 1910
MATTHEW BUSH,
JTdge OF Probate
FLORENCE LINDSEY,
Register OF Probate.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10
DR.. Yates Trousers.

st. Catharine's was the first Cam
bridge college to produce a don who
dared to stagger humanity by wear
ing trousers. He was DR.. Lowther
Yates, "a large. square man from Cum
berland," suspected Of radical opin
ions, who was master of Cats" dur
ing the closing years Of the eighteenth
century. AS Yates. when vice chancel-
lor, walked in procession to the uni.
versity church. wearing trousers In.
stead Of the orthodox knee breaches
somebody shouted from a window:
Gadzoons, gadzoons,
Lowther Yates in pantaoons!
The profane imprOmptu poet wns
captured and proved to be Yates own
nephew. "GadZO0ns" was Cum.
brian expletive with which Yates was
wont TO express intense astc nishmenl
WESTMINSTER Gazette.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10
x "a = TO E "A.
Gear. tn. H1h' Kind You Have Away: s'u@
''s' "a &<KAzlz.-
The Other Side.

Husband (mildly)-You should re-
member, my dear that the most pa
tient person that ever lived was
man. Wife Ompatiently,-Oh, don't
talk to me about the patience of that
man job Just think of the patience
poor Mrs. Job must have had to en-
able her to put up with such man.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10
Stunu!

81 overheard my husband talking In
his sleep last night" remarked Mrs.
Trigger to her closest friend.
"Oh. how interesting" exclaimed the
friend did he mention some strange
woman's name?'
NO" snapped Mrs. Trigger; che
was dreaming about baseball game"
Birmingham Age-Herald.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

q u Il r t G r s, and
Colonel San Ben
q vi d es boarded
the Unser Fritz.
He invited Iris,
Schmidt, COX q
and ii oZier to
breakfast W | t h
the president at
the principal ho-
tel.
On the way to
the o [ Ell Iris
saw q large build
ing labeled Casa
do Correio e Tel
egraphia." 1t was
not surprisin &
that she had not
thought earlier of
the necessity Of
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

slN
pool. She blushed and looked invol-
unfairly at Hozier
IL must send u message to my I'M
cle," she said
San Benavides, Of course, was anx-
ious to oblige Iris in this as in every
other respect. He procured the requi-
site form, told her the cost, which led
to condensed version of the original
draft; smoothed away the slight him
drance of foreign money rendered in
payment and arranged the due deiv-
cry of reply. Perhaps he smiled
when he read what she had written
The words were comprehensive even
to one who did not understand Eng
lish:
"Andromeda lost. Arrived here safe.
ly. Address. Yorke. Maceio."
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10
Do You Get The Best

If you have cough, cold, asthma,
Group or any throat or bronchial troub
lie and use DR. Bells Pine.Tar- Honey,
you do. Look for the Bell on the Bot
tla
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

Suffered day and nieht the torment
of itching piles. Nothing helped me
until used Doan's Ointment. 1t cured
me permanently. Hon. John r. Gar.
rett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-06-10

A healthy man is king in his own
right an unhealthy man is an I'M
happy slave. Burdock Blood Bitters
Guilds up sound health-keeps you we'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
rHE iRuSTRO\G JNOI EST.
wun->. Tells How sears am- To tanfr~~
The Double Murder.

TKFSrn~ = i Dec = tn. ,munv
90 IL .-'v Wlrr---..- convinced a Coroner :
Jur" to-day thar Scar 'h- mua'to farm
hand -uoI and killed. he Row ANA !.
Armstrong and hI- wifi. az their home
IN Dutch Neck ou THANKSGIVING "yr
Evidence 81 the confession mad" nY
seas 'n.i bee alone w.I- r"-pon- bI- for
tH- nrrfn- was Erv -n Hv James = h Irknaul.
COMFY detective The confession Itself
w. not offered an "vid-uo.- The first
damaging admission from Sears was oi,-
tanned by D"'-rtIV.' John ! Clancy. who
1vring fn- sweating process to which
'l- haifhr..'-d VII. -IbJ-.' 81 ash ed gtlicAlv
John. did Won tear the watch frum Mr.
Arms irDuR'- U"Ck or cav rn.. cham
Tak"n ~ hl- guard by the -,Idd"nn---
81 he question seas r-pII-d. g. tore
y 81
S"ar- saw that h" hal mnd. had
br"ak and ~ once started 10 explain
that h. had isI meant what he ~.,ri
Under tine rapid questioning which fol-
lowed h.. mad. tn" error 81 trying TO
explain zoo rnu"n. h"'arn- confused amt
finally brok" d"wu and admitted h--
gull
scars mother : stall held "a. witness
and proDsblv Will b- kept IN c-Isrodv
uu''l the trial IN February
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
TO ATTEND I "a NIHI\G.
Large is~ies alton Going Ia " lining on "a
See steamer 10. %. tsd-Ii Take tue v ster.

SEwBrRGH. dec. a larR. del.ga-
ton ~ N-wburgh.rs left herr. tonight
IN order 10 leave New York at AN .arIy
hour tomorrow morning for Wilmington.
Del. whrr. the launch IL To take place
shortly after noon of the new st-arner
~ IN. Central Hudson Steamboat Com
pnny. which ~ TO h. christ-n.d by Miss
E-teIl". daughter Of -x-Gov OdeIl, a..
the Benjamin Il Od-ll. in honor Of her
grandfather. president Of the company.
The boat will be launched from the Harlan
Hollng-worth Company yards and
will h. the first .rea mer for river service
to he Class-d 10y the Lloyd- registry
81 shipping and built under their direc-
non. The boat will ba ~ $50 feet length
~ feet breadth. 49,. feet depth make
eighteen miles an hour and will carry
$50 passengers and 900 tons Of freight
The irip from New York sp Whining
ron will b." made ia special car attached
90 regular train and among the passen-
gers will toe Ben jam MN Is Odell. Miss Clara
Od-ll. Mr.. and Mrs. Il H. OdsII. Jr.. Miss
Est-lle Od-ll. Mr. and Mr. Homer y
kamsdeil: Homer HhrndseIl. Mr.. and
Mrs ~. u Odell Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Ro. Od.ll. MT. and Mrs Bryan, Osi.li
and capt Thomas \ Marvel 81 New
hurgh; y u. CoykendBl II and Mr.. and Mr..
Edward toykendall Of Kingston. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Is BOar1man. Mr. and Mrs
Frank ~ Plat aud Mr. and Mrs. John u.
'rImmins OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
CANADA CLAWS M DSON Btl
Ministerial Declaration In Parliament At
Ottawa kept BARK NJ the Hague.

OTTAWA. Ont Dec. {? That Canada
intends TO maintain sovereignty over
the waite Of Hudson Bay and everyt hin q
north TO the pole was made clear IN a
speech Of Mr.. Aylesworrh. the Minister
OF Justice. in he House Of Commons this
afternoon In reviewing the north At
liant iC fisher - case recently tried before
rhe Hague tribunal he spoke Of The
political c1ndit ions relating to Hudson
Raw. especially with reference to the
United \; ares After reviewing IN. argl-
m.nt- Of Sir William Robso'i relating 20
TN. sovereignty over hays on he Nort h
American cont ln-n, Mr. Ayleswor' II said
Tn. whole post ION iniernar lonGlly in
regard 10 Hudson Raw was excluded at
Tn. Hague deliberately and desiRnedly
When AZ Washington this submission
20 aybn ration was arranged IA January.
1889 "" Determined III he interest Of
canada thar any quest ion IN regard to
Hudson Bav ar which could seem To
affect Hudson Bav should he. excluded
and IN the preparation 81 he case no
reference - mad. especially to Hudson
Bav
This Parliament has asser, .d It = lights
We hay" upon Our statute books the sx-
press statement hat the waters Of Hud-
son Bay are the territorial waters OF
'anada hope that THAT assertion Of
clam and of right Oh our pan may not
b.. quest Toned
Mr. Aylesworrh'- speech - he frs,
authoritative" ~ al em-n' in IN. Canadian
Parliament OF he. firm Diet ERIN mar ION Of
canada 10 control RI. waters OF Hudson
Bay including III whale and OF her fish
cries The Hudson Raw Railway IL to
b. construct ed bv he Canadian Govern
Tn-ni iunmedi afe ely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
DR. ICkHaM'S NERAL.
Man, Notable Mem Pay Last Tribute to
Famous Educator.

BURLINGTON. VT Dec. = The funeral
of Matthew Henry Buckham. pr's-id.n,
81 the University of Vermont for thirty
nine wears. was held thus afternoon a
College street Congregational Church.
with burial IN Green Mount Cemetery
In. Rev D-. q q Atkins 81 Prov id-nC-.
* L. preached the sermon and the Rev
J T.. Goodrich. IA retired professor. ~pok e
al HIS lira The students fnrme,l an escort
of honor end the following colleges and
unIV"r-Itl-S were represented New
hamy shlr- state College,. Prof. { "
scott, Unworthy IL MaIn". .y-Pre-idenr
i r.. Fellows. Norwich University. Pres j.
dent G. y. Spo0nar. Connect iCUt state
college PresiCi.n' 4 " Beach Middle
bury College. President ! " thomas.
Williams College. Prof J. l.. huw.~.
Tufts college. {. II Darling.
The bearers wee mem lp.-rS ~ M. senior
class and tn" honorary bear.-s Gov.
. \ Read ~ R,I and. Darwin p. Kingsley
Il New York. 4. A. taiiIn III Prov ldsnc...
X | Dr r l kIdd.r 81 Woodstock
r. " P0w"-s Of NurrisvIll. J \ Deboer
~ Nontp"l.- senator n " Nm ~
Buffalo y y ex.Gov. +. i Ormsh-. ~
Brandon -N-Gnv I. \ WooihlIry, g. r..
smith. CassItIs Peck tia- Lyman " \
Nan Patt.n Henry Hon. Robert Rnh.r -
and e + Alien 81 tins CITY All burst
ness places wrr.. "iOs.SI during "a. fIneral
In" trustees tonight appointed Elias
Lyman. -. acting president ant Pru'
q ~ P-rkIns lean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
rHOUGHr CORPSE gIS son.
Boy Appears After Father Had started
Home With Body.

Pun, -, ,x,v. H.. =, - ar, uyr,an
go .,.
"mn"'' WAS tine s'ar'hng s'@'eihen' 'nA"'
10y Wi-n@r himself just after his fathsr.
Leon Wiener OF Boston. with the dead
body Of m. man Ina, had identified as hia
90, h,,, "a, r.. ~. r.. .,..,n,r,
man had ON Monday night iaSt Shot an"
killed Policeman Barnett and was shot
and Instantly killed Nv tn. officer
wi.r,r.- .,,i.,- ,.n,,,.. FROM, Ro.t,n and
.,'.,i. - -. -,
''"''" i"'-''Nr "i"'''i''"''"" "' Two "e'"
man a. hi- son.
ll.r return 70 Boston after having satis-
fled tbs, local l.,,hcr,,i.- that n. was TN.
10, -. So 80, ,n,;,,,
80,
~" surprise was sprung aver ms
arr"s' ~ Alexander Mac Donald. an suc-
tipr..,- from, R,st,n who came 10 this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Nay IHPF aSH HtIITNGER.
Talk Revived Tbat the Democrats wi,s
Push n Rr-, 'uii0n ef in,Jsra stmrnt.

WA-HINGTON. Dec > Talk has been
revived her. that N. Democrats of the
II ous. intend 10 push a resolution pro-
posing Ia. i'm p.achmen' ~ X \ BaIlnger
Secretary ~ the Interior The bass
Of rh. proposed proceedings. u was said
will h- charges brought against Mr. Bal
nng.r by Clifford Pinchot and other critics
Of tn. present adminIst ration 81 the
Interior D-pa rtm-nt According In re-
PORTS here tn. resolution will b- MIRO
duC-d by Representative H-n'n Ui Ala-
hatns. an Iutirnat. friend of Representa-
tive James Of Kentucky. who ~ "A rn.Inh~r
Of the Ralling-r Pinchot Investigating
committee
The Democratic members Of the inv.sti-
eating committee will meet her. to-
morrow Later. when they are informed
thar their presence ~ Desired by CHAIR
man Nelson. they will hold "A final con
ference with th- majority members of
tn. , Dpr.,ttee
Chairman Nelson and Messrs Root,
Flint Sutherland Mccall and Olmstesd
Of the committee were IN conference
all this afternoon A. it's conclusion SEN
ator Nelson said thar the ina jority report
would h- ready next week The day had
been spent. he said. IN a further exchange
OF views and in p-rf.c'ing certain chap
t,-rs Of the. report
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
MtST DIT DEtEES Bill.
sWesiee's Expenses In Removal Proceed
inGs % Ne Ceasidered.

The Board of Estimate must audit th..
clair, Of Special Sessions Justics Joseph
NJ Deuel. for the cost OF his dcfencs IN .h..
procs.dings to remove him from 10.
banch because OF his relations with TGV
Topics. under ruling Of tho App.l.a'.
Division Of the supreme Court ys~'-rd~
Justice Deuel. presented a claim -
81 $40 a. hia reasonable counsel fees A..
expenses in the proceeding to the Boa
Of Estimate last D.,c-mber. bat on jar.
-. ;sio. th. hoard rsiacted IN" reo'."-'
on the ground that il had no power 20 a
In .hs, PROMISES This action VAS TAKE
upon the recommendation Of the Corpo'A
ton Counsel,
The Appellate Division decides tina,
Justice Daiiel IN entitled To have HIS pet,
ton considered upon its merits under H.
old statute relating To police just;o.
and that the amount to be- allowed. II al
IL within tn. discretion Of the Board ~
Estimate. Justice IauGhlin. who write
a concurring opinion. believes that WIKI.
the Board OF Estimate u authorised 70 Ca
a certain amount of discretion it hAs 90
power 20 reject the claim entirely asseI
considering IL. He believes that Oh.
Legislature Intended that all such claims
should be paid by the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
SENATOR PRIME LENyENT.
Dn Plea Of Prisoners wife Sc Take. Back
Request for Ne, ere sentence.

PArFRsoS. y J dec senator John
u Prince. who ~ a professor IN Columbia
University. found himself IN "A str,IgKI.
twlat duty and syrnpa nv when h. APP
Uearri m III. Sessions Court to-day 10
press a charg. Of burglary against Max
Birman. Who brok" into 'h.. SENATOR 9
garag" NJ hi- home ~ ih.. upper parr
81 PassaIr county and -toI" ttornobl 10
equpm valued al $40
Thieves nave b.Com.. 40 bold IN that
way that they even clmb IA" telegraph
poles and steal he. copper wires and am
her" not much IN my own behalf IA
for fh" protection Of INV n"ighhor-- IN.
S'-naior told the court after Birrnan
had been convicted Ne asked that !.
sever" penalty b" imposed
just then Young woman w,th tatiere,I
and three children hanging al
h'-r skirts walked VIZ 10 the .IIIdg.
"" IL the only support "" haze and
" Won -fnd HIM 10 prison we will suffer
III" woman plHaded She was the wife.
Of III" prisOner
What H. N. rxf~.me penaiy'- SENATOR
Primo" asked
-S"ven years and s. DoO fine. Judg.
Scott replied
Well he deserves it said Senator
Prince. hut / couldn'' bear IN zee ths.
VIII" and children suffer A. he same TINS.
" would he wrong not IN make an example
NJ him To deter Others
u WAC decided 10 lay the cas~ over for
one week ~ that Probation Officer
Mahoney could inquir" whether IL il pos
sibls 70 punish Tho prisoner without sub
jocting iho wife and children To hard
ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
LAWYER PARTNERS INDICTED.
Haire and rripeett Go Answer foe suhss.
ualisn % Per Jury.

Robert J. Haire and his law partner.
Harold " Tripp.tt. were Indicted yester-
,ily 10y ih, Grand Jury on the charge OF
attempted subornati ton Of perjury. when
arraigned before Judge Malon. In Gen
-ral Sessions they were held In 5000 ball
each. hut were released until to-day when
they promised 10 appear with bondsmen'
Tn. arrest 81 Hsirs grew ont ot
charge made by John Rodgers. a prisoner
ia III. Tombs. Rodgers told the District
Attorney that Haire's Office had proposed
To drill witnesses for his trial and that a
General Sessions Judg. would he fixed
upon payment OF 500.
Hare was arrested October IS and Trip
petit the next day. They have been be-
fore Magistrate Murphy several times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
rs r. ~. IOSNG or PITTSRt RS;
Who HAD Bonds Worth $50. NM and " ~
Arrested After His Loss Of seesuor,

The young man with ssO.0O0 worth Of
bonds in his pocket who on Tuesday en-
tered the apartments of Mrs Agnes Mana
han NJ 2OI Fast Sixiy-sIxih 81 rect and was
arrested a. a burglar. and who was sub
seaIently sent by Magistrate KrOfeI
10 the Bellevue r-ychopaihic ward. was
there identified yesterday a. Thomas B
Young Of Pitt -burg. president Of IN.
Brownsville Engineering Company Of that
Cirv. The Identification was made by has
father. David Young. and his broi her.
" illiam. who reached New York yesterday
afternoon
They told Or Gregory Of the psyc no.
parhic ward that Thomas had com. To
New York 10 examine automobiles They
were unable TO account for his loss Of
memory DIR. Gregory sent them TO
Magist rate krotel AZ tn" iorkville court
with their brother. who was given into
their custody. They intended TO return
at once 10 Pitt-burg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
BOTTLlNG UP REBEL LEADERS
WENH ~ JtILS GFOW DED WITH
tNTI-REEIEf TIONI>TS.
>ornr Important captures Bandits KILLED
small Chance Sf Revolution sue
rcrtiins surprising I.Ark Of Enthusi.
asm for mar nj lsi~ lnaugur alton.


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