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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Boy Murdered.

Philadelphia, Jan. '4-Tured to his ruin
by new-found friend, who promised him a
comfortable home, Gue clothes and plenty
of spending money, John c. Vickers, the II
year.old ION Of Mrs. T. W. Barlow, of this
city. was found murdered yesterday morning
in an apartment in Brook lyn:. The boys
bodv WAS discovered in den fitted out in
Oriental magrifcence, and occupied by En-
ersoa Colourn, an architect, who ia reputei
to he wealthy Ctlhurn end companion,
James Haga man, who declares that he is An
artist and has exhibited his work in Paris,
Berlin and O Der European capitals. were ar.
rested by the New Yors police and will have
to stand trial upon the charge of murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

AS STATED IA Toe G,zelte of that day
James N. austsn, former treasurer oil
the United States, was indicted ysster.
day 10 Washington by the grand jury
for conspiracy to defraud aud for using
the mails to defraud. Ssven indictments
vera returned In which the nsme of the
former treasurer sppesrs; Two charge
conspiracy aud Eve alloge the fraudulent
use of the Gsils. When ex.treasurers
OF the Uuited States are indicted for
fraud what Is to be expected of those In
humhls walks OF life,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Deaths and Damages by Blizzard.

Danver, Jan. 4.-Ejght porsJ1s srs
dad, railroads are blocked and enor
NOUS damage has baen done through
the ives: by SLOW stores, bizz,rds,
aoods and evnlsnchsa, according to re.
ports rsceived here today.
Four men are reported to have been
killed near Shenandoah, Oolo. 5y a
snow slide, one man Is dead at Iowa
mines q, the result of beicg frozen in
tho snow aud one man snd two boJa
war, frozen to death In New Mexico.
A blizzard Ia sHeepiag northern Colo
RADIO and hundreds Of cattle and thou
sands of sheep have frczsn 10 death.
Ice gorges In the Arkansas river have
caused dangerous A oods,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
MONEY MESSING FROM eOUTH.
ERS SAFE.

Chief Armentsout and his fcr,e and
Detective Paakay, Of the Southern
Railway Company, are iuvesti2 a;Ing a
robbery Of the S)uthern freight d'pot.
Wednesday night of lss: ~cek !. vas
entered and about 81, 100 taken. OF
this amount 5000 VAS In currency. The
thief is supposed to hsve been 10 such a
bury that he did not stop 10 separate
the checks from the currency and put 81!
10 his PICKET.
The safe was not blown open, bat tie
combir a ion worked. No suspicion At
taches TO any Of The present a.'nchea OF
The Office, It is aatd. 1ateresling de-"
velopments are momentsrily expected 10
the csse.-T Harrisouburg Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

TIE fact that 40 new peers were
created 10 England at the beginning OF
the new year is ominous, and-is one OF
the clearsst Indications that the crown
realize, tba, the country is passing
through an ordeal in its history. No
list OF political honors has, 30 far,
marked the year 1910. Had the ususl
practice been followed Premier A.qaith
scarcely could have escaped the elrva.
ton to the pesrage OF some OF bis ssanch
supporters Bat 10 viev Of the present
denuuctatory attitude of the radicals TO.
ward the upper house it vas considered
to De inconsistent TO add 10 i,s numbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Sixty-first Congress.
Second Session
Washington, Jan. 4.
SENATE.

Vice President Sherman was q ful
minute late when The S1na:e convened
today aud resu med cork after the Christ
mas recess. There were but few absen'
tees when The chaplain offered prayer
referring 10 well-ahoscn words to the
death OF Senator McLaurin.
Dol. Gordon, oil Mississippi, who vii
TOMORROW take bis seat By appointment,
as successor to Mr. McLaurip, was or
the floor and closely followed the pro
ceediDgs.
SeOattr Monay announced the dealt
OF hls !Re collesgu:, A. J. McLauriD.
offered the usual resolutions Of g., mpa.bJ
and rs q further token of reepac!, tht
Senate adjourned at 1907 p. IN.
HOUSE.
A congressional irqairy into tho h!gt
price of living Is provided fo' In reSolu
too introduced hy Mr.. Hull, Glenn
Teuc.) Mr.. Hull would have a com
miles composed OF seven members OF ths
House and five Of the Senate, 10 make f
full Investigation Of trus,s, combinations
the increased volume of money and
population, In short everything that
CENSUS provides for aud more, and then
recommend legislation that will remedy
the situation.
"Every householder and every mar
here knows that the prices OF food have
risen ont of Ell proportion to incrfaset
10 wagss," declared Mr.. Daugla', (rep
Ohi:) 'oday ln an address ia the House
on the food supply of tie United States
"Msst is now bringing a higher prizes
on the hoo! than any time before 10 thu
memory OF the Oldest man here" BIZ
said.
A raid VAS made on President Taft
lardsr and auto.garsge in the House to
day By Mr.. Adair, lem, Ind 8ho at.
tackled extravsgance at the White Houa'
in bittsr spesch.
Tiers are too many advertisements o
"jivorce lawyers" sppeariug in tn
papers and magazines of the country
| tbiuks Representatives Murphy, (esp.
Mo aud 10 put etop to their incfeas
Ing business, he oisy introduced bill
barring them from the MALL, X hi
bill becomes Law, all publications. car
rSing advertisements of lrwyesa engage,
In the divorce trade will be denied pos.a
fsciitiea
Soolhsayers, star.gsEsrs and dealer
in the misty fu'ure will be rqlired Il
par f:st.clsss postage on their adver
Using II a bill introduced By Mr. Muir
ply, (rep., Mo-, becomes Law.
The House was in session for one hoo
and fifteen minutes when sdi1urr men
waa taken ont of respect for the late Sen
at It McLaurip,. of Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Family Poisoned.

Trenton, Jan. 4 Five members Of
the family of Jnhu Msmeit, OF this city,
are seriously IL! with p!omsiue poison.
log as the result of eating canned toma.
Toes for supper Sunday eveoiug. Early
yesterday morning Mrs. Mameit had suf.
6cenlly recovered to raise window and
call for help. Neighbors responded and
found the grandmother, father and two
childreo unconscious. Medical cid wss
called and every eff3rt is being made to
save the lives OF all the sufferera.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Murderer Executed.

West Chester. Pc, Jan. 4 Jan
Cacg Wiski, the Polish murderer of Harry
B James, wealthy farmer, and his
wife 10 EssltoHn township, wss hanged
In toe Chester county prison here today
Cbo1 4iski was convicted on evidence
purely circumstan,isl, and maintained
his Innocence TO the last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

A dispatch from New London, Conn.,,
says that seveuty.six of the 81 N IN 5ers
of the l3lst company, coast a,t;!l'ry,
Uoited States army, stationed at Fort Il.
G.. WEigh:, Fishers island, haGc been
placed under arrest for refusing orders
to take the 15.Tile hike around The
island on New Years day. The mu;i-
neers, /. Is alleged, FOLLOWED The example
OF some of she nor commissioned fiiiers
In rebelliDg against the long march on
the first day Of lbs new year. Ooe OF
the mutinecrs escaped from Fishers
ialand yesterday morning On q govern
ment transport, but wac soon rounded
up by provost guard and husIled back
to quarters, and will lhtsr be tri: Tor
desertion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
The War In Nicaragua.

B!neAelds, via wireless to Colon, Jan.
4.-Pfoyisionsl President Estrada Ia not
going to stake the success of the entire
revolutionary movement en- single
battle q! Acoyspa, if the manner of his
advance on Mauagus, nov veil uDder
way, Is 40 indication Of bis plsn of lcan'
paign. There is atill the hope here that an
agreement will be reached before apotbsr
battle, though Estrada Is evidently
proceeding on the theory that there is 30
hope for peace negotistions until a crnah-
ing defeat has baen administered the
povsrnmeut forces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Aviator Killed.

Bordeaux, Jan. Aeon Delagrsnge,
the noted aviator, was killed Today By 0
fall of his asroplane while making a
fight here.
Delagrsugs's machine fell distance Of
City feet and was completely wrecked
The unfortunate aviator vas caught IN
der the mscbiuery. Both legs we're
broken, his chest crushed aud his sEulI
fractured. His body vas 30 badl; EN-.
tangled in the wrecksge tba! 1t @as some
lime before 1t couid be removed.
Delsgrsnge's death makes the filth +;
result from aeroplane accidents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
hfurderers Confess.

Paris. Jan. 1.-Two soldiers, Grady
and Michel, TO-DAY confessed to the MUIR
der Of Msdsme jules Edouard Gouio,
widow oil The late governor of The Bsuk
o. France, on December l6 The muir
der occurred while Madame G ,n'n vas
riding by tr ain from Paris to Fontaiue.
bleau and her boly VAS thrown from the
car and found by The tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
ReyoIutionIst Commits Suicide.

St. Petersburg, Jan. 4.--The wife OF
Eugene Az,f, The terrorist traitor, COM
mitted suicide here tods, by taking
poison. Mms. Az:f vas genuine rev.
olutioniss and for weeks following the
expose OF her husband she refused tn be.
leye in bis treachery to the ''cause." at
LAST she became convinced of bis guilt
and grief over this is believed to have
prompted her self-des!rnction. azef ie
still missing. The terrorists have marked
him for death and are hunting for him
as vigorously as ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
View York Stock Market.

New York, jan. 4,.-.Furtber severe
Losses were sns'aired in The stock mar.
ket at the opening. A stesdier tone de-
7eloped In the market in the la fore.
noon With aome improvements In prices,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Murders a Woman ard then Shoots
Himself.

Baltimore, Md, JAP. 4.-Wi'liam
Ashby Carter shot and instantly killed
Mrs. Arabella Warner, fort5.nine years
old, at her home. l29 west Camden
street. this morning, and then turning
the pstol upon himself, sent bullet
through his oIu heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
DIED.

A: his 3me, $50 Gibbon street, at "a o. ~.
Jsnuary 5, after long illness, HAIRY AL
LEN GRAY, son Of the late Henry NJ and
FL za5eth Gray, sged years. Funeral SER
vices will be held Wednesday afternoon st
8 o'clock. Iu.ermsnt in Methodist Protes'
tant Cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE VIII.
son says be believes thepuolic Is paying
too much for foodstuhs aud be is going
to investigate the mater. l. has tskeD
the secretary long time 10 find out that
ioods!uft, have sosrsd ont Of sight,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

IT IS often sugges. ed that While he"
oreticsly tie G spell is without money
and without price, the ever-incrsssi' &
amount OF money rq1i1ed 10 meet the
ordinary eSpe nsss OF churches is becom-
ing eocrmous. II seems that it costs
something, toe, 10 be member of 8
Bible class st present. The Rockefeller
Bible class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, New York, hss not had good
year financially snd the regular conlri.
buttons from The members have fallen
off considerably, leaving deficit. In
order that the pew year may shov bet
ter results G.orge F. Tafsl, president OF
the clsss, hss sent out this letter to all
the members:
While The religious and social depart.
men;s Of our class are of the first i'm.
por,sacc. the financial side is slso vital,
fos through 1t they are made possible.
Tie COS. of maiu,siDiug the work for one
gear is ABBOTT 81, coo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

MANY pathetic scsnes are to be
witnessed in all large cities. Joho
Callahan wss recently arrested in New
York for failure to send a son OF IA
years a1d daughter OF IS years to
school. The magistrate bad fined Gala.
hsu 81 on each charge, aud late Friday
afternoon lhe son appeared with the
money fer bis fathers release. An
Investigation of Cal!shan's case showed
five children grouped about stose
while thu father and mother we're try
lug to console each other. There wss
no food In tho place, and the only tuel
Vas kiud,iug tho children had gathered.
Ths father bad been out OF work for
sa7en weeks. The two eldest children
had 20: attended school because OF the
ragged condition of their clothing.
kiad.hfarted people relieved the im.
ms1ia.e wants OF the faulty and also
furaishcd some Christmas cheer for
the dssitn,e family who, 1t was found,
ware suffering from M fault of their own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

Formal requests for increased pay and
shorter hours of work were today made upon
the officials of thtty-two OF the leading 9 Ell
ern railroads By the members of the Order OF
Rsilro. ID Conductors snd the Brotherhood of
Il ,ilwa7 Trainmen in New York in compli.
ancs with the vote taken at the end of last
year among the u,emners of these two orders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

HE Military Lesgue of Athens hes
demanded the abolition oil all Greek le.
cations except that at. Oons!an linople.
Other coualres would save millions of
mocey ii they Tould follow the example
of The Greeks. 10 many instances fast
msils aad the telegraph could do away
with diplomats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
Bishop APPOINTED.

Bone, jap. 4-Monsigno: Job n Joseph
Rice, cf ths Springfield, Mas9., diocese,
was today appointed bishop OF Vermont,
With headquarters in Burlington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

The foreign colony Of sAdiss oabas the CAPT.
tai of Abyssinia, is said to bs in danger of a.
tack by the natives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

Spicesl Castor Oil. Mothers especially
prsise 1t IA the greatest preparation OF us
kind. Your children will like it, too. l0s
per bottle, E, s, Lssdbsater d Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
ALLEGED CANCER SPECIFIC.

A conditional and preliminary report
OF what, it is hoped, will prove to Re a
successful specific treatment for cancer
was presented before The Manila Medi-
cal Society Sunday night. The treat
ment consists 10 mskiDg the patient i'm.
mune from the further progress OF the
disease by the use of vaccioe prepared
from bis own cancer. Experiments
have been made In Tho pact eight
months, both 10 cases where an oper.
alton was possible aud where it was not.
Variety In The progress o! tho disease
has been sft,.ded for experiment, aud
the results haze been uniformly cr-
coursgiug. A number OF the patients
apparently cured were exhibited bsf2re
the society by The origiDato!s OF the nsw
method. Tbs medical anti o:ities Of
Manila express wish 10 watch these
cases over an extended period for pea.
BILE recurrence Of the mslady before
they accept the treatment as successful.
INSTRUCTIONS TO SUPERVISORS
u. 8. C.nsus Director Dursad issrai
yesterday letter of Instructions TO
| supervisors OF census throughout tbs
country. approved By Secretary Nagel,
Of The Department OF Oommerce apd
| Labor, defining TIE conditions relative
to the employment OF negroes as census
! enumerntors. They sre diTec!ed to
| select negroes, go far as COMPETENT anes
are availale, to oouut tao negtots in
,boss enumeration dIs:,ic. II wE:ch-
| two.ittha or more of tie population
coneist of negroes. He does not con-
slider 1t desirable that in the aoush
negroes should enumerate white f1milies
aud he informs tho supervisors tina. 1t
will be necessary in maoy enumeration
districts to sppoint both white and a
negro enumera!or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04

Col. "JACK' +. LHINN, who will
represent Mtrser county, Kentucky, IN
the lsgis Ia urs OF tina: state, states that
be vii! at!smpt 20 place some neI sec.
tious ic The code. Persons VINO persist
10 carryiog coocsaled weapons are TO be
tae e.psc,sl targets OF the colonel. he
s:ys .ha. seven out of every ten mt q
charged with murder plead emotional it,
sanity and that he will have law en-
ac,ed placing psrsous carrying pistols 10
an insane asylum fer short term, to be
so ccufaed thst they will be compelled
to listen dsy aud night 10 the rawlings Of
the nost violent patients in the inslitu.
tions. Ee fraue6 this law on The theory,
he says, !aat az most of the murderers
plead insanity at their trial they must be
p.ssu med to be crazy when they buckle
on their armor. Colonel OHM says ht
ma been forced most of his life to carry
arms tor protection against the crazy
aud that hundreds of others do 80 fox the
same reaaoo, but the proposed law Will
NJ. only prevent the carrying of fire.
arms by would.be murierers, but will
relieve him and Ills kind from having to
60 about like human arsenals. OJlonel
Chiua ell slso introduce bill making
st msdsmeanor for preacher to dis
cuas p1Iitics ia the pulpit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-04
TUESDAY v. MING. JAN. 4. 1910.

AFTER rsruggling for twenty years
With the burden of q heavy debt, Holy
Trieity Church. at Lenox avenue aud
125 b street, New York, ~as consecratsd
Sunday morning a check for $685.
498, which vas found 10 the collection
fla on Thanksgiving Day, finally freed
the PARISH iron d-bt and made the COD.
sscrs ion of be cDurcn possible. Rev.
DR.. McGlm, o. Washington, formerly
rector OF Holy Trinity Canrch and DOW
president OF the House of Deputies OF
the General Convention, and who over q
third of century ago was rector OF
CHRIST Church in this city, preached the
sermon. Among other things he said
that the 6rst duty of the minister today
was to preach the Gospel. Some clever
men hsva lately been telling as that the
twentieth century needs new religion,
he said, "a religion adjusted to the
sc.entfi; progress of the age. One does
got wvndef that toose who have 30 in
serpre,ed Christianity as to offer to men
3 Carlst who h&d inside no aIonemsDt
f.. siu, who is nothing more than 9
teacher and an example, should feel The
need OF a new religion. The ethical
po4er OF the religion of Jesus, Its power
TO transform snd uplift the lives of men,
fons from those very supernatural e!e,
msnts which the new religion, INSIDE 10
Cambridge Unr'1 alin'i"a ="
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19

al he wished was to fix the time when
the statement was issued.
The Lawler memorandum" declar-
ed Root, lis paper OF the most ordi-
nary and common character | have
known thousands OF cases of proce,
dure OF the same kind. IL was the duty
OF Ballinger To lay before the presi-
dent a statement OF what he thought
The decision ought to be There is no
suspicion nor should any weight be at
tached to the Lawler memorandum. II
Is quite apparent that the whole at
tempt OF counsel (Brandeisl is TO
make an inIquitous and colored at
tack upon the president Of the United
States. over whom this committee has
no jurisdiction"
Brandeis protested that Roots criti-
cism was uncalled for.
II introduced evidence 10 show that
the statement of the attorney general
was antedated and followed IL with
evidence showing the presidents en-
were such that ecould not
have given 20 this question the atten-
tion that was necessary.
"Now. supplementing the fact that
the president did not have the time 10
give 10 the matter. | propose 10 add
the facts that what the president did
was 10 act on a statement prepared un-
der such conditions as 10 lead TO the
natural conclusion that 1t was not in.
dicial. but was extremely partisan"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19
HURLS BITING SARCASM
AT PRESIDENT G0MPERS
John Kirby. Head Of Manufacturers
Association, Says His Type OF
unionlsm Has Been Condemned.

NEW YORK, May 1S.--"Ten years
ago, Samuel Gompers declared that
in a decade organized labor would con-
trcl the country's commerce and In
dustries. Today his type OF trad+s
unionism stands condemned. Gompers'
prophecy was the offspring OF his
wish, as IL was when he predicted
and worked for the election OF Bryan
In 1908. His main issue In that cam
paign was anti-injunction and the peo-
pie gave him a dose OF injunction that
certainly ought to kill or cure him as
factor In politics"
Showing plainly by his attitude that
the campaign OF the National Associa-
ton of Manufacturers against the
American Federation of Labor 10 not
To be compromised. John Kirby, Its
president, In the above statement, at
yesterdays session OF the organiza-
tons convention assailed the fedora
ton head. He reviewed the work OF
the association during the past year
and said that II Is now stronger than
ever.
The association adopted resolutions
favoring a subsidy bill. providing In
creased and better postal service to
the Antipodes and the orient: asking
the repeal of the timber and stone
act by congress and the increase by
not less than S250,0O0 OF the annual
appropriation for the geological sur
yey and the establishment OF agricul-
tural experimental stations.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-19
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR LUMBER YARD
Security Trust Co. Will Take Charge
OF Grape Smith Business-Bank-
rupcy Discharge Will Be Fought.

Determined opposition 20 the dis
charge of IL. H. II. Grape Smith, AS
a bankrupt. the filing Of whose petit
tions was announced exclusively In
The Times, Tuesday, is promised by
George b. Yerkes, attorney for Arthur
L. Holmes, who is a creditor TO the
extent of $4,000 by virtue of a claim
Tor back salary AS the first move In
the fight, Mr.. YerkeS, late Tuesday
afternoon made application for the
appointment of a receiver for the
bankrupt and the Security Trust Co.
was appointed by Judge Swan. The
naming OF receiver in a voluntary
case is rather usunual.
Counsel for John F. Holmes. a
brother OF Arthur l.. Holmes. who OBJ
tanned judgment for $2.S66 against
Mr.. Smith in the Wayne circuit court
last week. for back salary, is cooper
ating With Attorney Yerkes in his op-
position to the bankruptcy proceed
ings. Arthur l.. Holmes has similar
suit pending in the circuit court 10
recover the amount OF his claim. and
il was scheduled for trial early in
June. The filing of the bankruptcy
petition naturally holds up the trial.
and II final discharge is granted the
alleged debt is wiped out. In his
schedule of assets, Mr.. Smith sets
forth counter claim OF about 5000
against arthur Holmes.
Outside of the alleged Indebtedness
OF S51 ,63207 TO Lucy Grape Smith,
wife Of the bankrupt, and a daughters
claim OF 81 400, the claims of the
Holmes brothers and one OF $500 by
Mr. Smiths attorney, James H..
Pound. most of the items listed in the
schedule of liabilities are small In
amount. They include grocery, meat
and electric light bills, disputed
horseshoeing bill, etc.
H. Fl. II. Grape Smith is a unique
and Well-knnMn- figure in Michigan
lumber circles. He is the nestor Of
the local industry and, though 80 years
old. he has remained in .!ctive charge
of his yard now located at the foot
of Joseph Campau-ave., up to the pres
ent time. In his earlier years he was
manufacturer OF white pine on a
large scale in Flint. Mich. Later he
established yard on Gratiot-ave..
which was taken over by the Arthur
than a year ago Both the Holmes
brothers were formerly associated
with Mr.. Smith.
Mrs. Lucy Crappo Smith, the wife.
was daughter of William W Grape,
one.time governor Of Michigan. and
at the time OF the marriage Mr.. Smith
adopted the name Grape as a part
| of his own