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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
HOSPITAL FOR
\ DOGS AND CATS
Fine Clinic in the Basement For
I Dogs-Second Floor Is For
Ailing Cats.

NEW YORK, June si.-New York,
3 we'll as Paris, has a cemetery for
dogs and cats. though the grave
ones are not as elaborate designs as
e French. but plain SIC ones. There
e two dog hospitals In this city. One
,s free clinic In the basement
here any dog can receive attention.
the second floor Is the private
ard where in square boxes with
ire fronts the better class are made
ELL. One coach dog had just had It's
z set. and the white splint looked
st the same "a that used for a man
len the place was visited.
This dog belongs to one OF the hre
mpanies." said the attendant. When
e bell rings II gets down the engine
use stairs faster than the men can
down the pipes. He always fol-
vs. the wagon and often goes into
e buildings with the fremen. Yes
rday he was hurt, but he will get all
er II all right
These are not all valuable dogs,
,hough they are mostly pets. Actors
oecially are fond OF their dogs. We
We had some OF Anna Held's here,
that belonged TO Donald Brian and
one that was In the play The Man
ON Home We are not apt TO have
many OF those belonging to the very
althy class. though one day Mrs.
IN Jacob Astor came in carrying a
[ OF sewing board. II had been
over on the street and she brought
in here"
rhe second floor Is the operating
I'm and the boarding place OF the
q. Two tiger cats have boarded
e for six years. though they have
! frequent visits to the COUNTRY.
ere they spend the summer. Their
ner refuses 10 give them away and
rs their board but will not keep
IN at home. They look happy and
ltented in spite OF their limited sur
indings. The operating table Is
lite and like any other. Tie doctor
his training for the w0k In the
100, for veterinary surgeons. and
n applies his general knwledge 10
smaller animals.
We bury dogs and cats DO" the at
dant continued I'VE fave farm
side the city. One of Maine Elliotts
Is was buried there atout year
}. We bury them in title wooden
tes lined with zinc andsealed. One
man in Brooklyn hid regular
Ids coffin used for 'er dog. We
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27

today and Is having HIS exscuk1Su
fee In the Board OF TRADE f>nr,
Mason building put n poudines1 lq@
Charley Taft Is TO launch his o1>1lrr
'dory the bandit" this afcor<oo6.
Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen cane -
Beverly shopping this afterioon;
Charley superintendent the work a
his boat and Robert went out mofGr-
ing The younger Tsfts VIII spunt
most OF the time getting ready. 70
leave on the Sylph Tuesday mornin6
for the races az New London Randall
King and George Harrison will be
guests OF Robert Taft on this trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
GIRL IS BORNE TO GRAVE.

CARLETON. Mich. June 27.-Four
girls from the Belle telephone office
acted as pallbearers at the funeral OF
Miss Josephine Rumsey, the state line
operator who died Saturday Miss
Rumsey was very popular. She had
been sick and away from her worl;
but few days before her death.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
FIRST DAYLIGHT TRIP

To Cleveland via d. & c. line,
Wednesday, June 20, 9:3o a. m.
Fare. SIPS. A cent a mile
that's pretty reasonable don't you
think, to enjoy cool ride across
Lake Erie? Remember the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27

Il would like one %: those guaran
teed patent elastic marriage licenses.
said the actress 70 the county clerh
at Reno.
Just step aside. please. and don,
crowd" said the clerk. II haven
got your last divorce entered up or
the books yet"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
CHOPPED OFF.

She's snippy little thing"
why do you say that?"
Because every time ! start to tel
2 funny story she cries. oh, scis
scrs!'"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, 15
John R.-st. Main l49s, or City~33S5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
WILL MEET THURSDAY
President viii Arrive There Wednes'
day-oov. Hughes Also To Take
Part in lmportan Conference.

BEVERLY, Mass, June 27.--Prosi-
dent Taft Is due at Burgess Point
Wednesday morning. Col. Roosevelt
and Gov. Hughes, of New York, are
expected Thursday. Beverly will then
be the scene OF one OF the most iiD-
portant conferences OF the Taft ad-
ministration.
+. H. Hall, messenger for. the execu-
tive department. arrived In Beverly
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
THE BEAUTIFUL RAIN.

Tourist-This country needs rain
doesn't It?
Tired Native-You bet II does;
amt had an excuse 10 lay OFF from
work for some weeks.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

long before even inc Romans came
there. II anyone was in trouble 1t
was always the mighty warrior Beo-
wulf who would aid him.
Now a beloved Danish king Hroth-
gar, built a beautiful palace for him
self and all his soldiers TO live in. But
back in the marshes at the edge Of his
kingdom lived a wicked monster
called Grendel, whom the king did not
invite to live at the palace, and great
was GrendePs wrath therefor. To
avenge himself on the king, Greniel
went every night for five years to
the castle and stole away sometimes
as many as 40 soldiers. Every one
came to fear the terrible Grendel, and
no one would 90 TO fight HIM.
One dav into the great hall strobe
BeowuR, the Strong with some OF Ills
soldiers, declaring that If the king
willed he would destroy Grendel.
Though Beowulf came from another
country. mis- fame had travelled far,
and Hrothgar knew Of his power and
courage, and was glad to accept els
offer of help.
That night Grendel came again, cas-.
4iy bItdhluS al Wv lONhs' anu 81"
bling Beowulf, he started out. Then
and there was mighty wrestling
conflict. At last Beowulf managed to
put out one of the monsters eyes and
break a huge arm, at which the evil
monster rushed home bowling with
pain.
The king was so grateful that when
Beowulf and his soldiers went home
he presented them with horses, silver.
mounted saddles aud coats Of armor,
and a beautiful silk flag.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
FOR EVERY ILL THERE

Persons who at middle age should
feel the full strength and energy OF
youth are often rheumatic, nervous
irritable and inclined 20 worry too
much There are spells Of utter
WEAKNESS, life is made miserable by
constant lameness and lull backache
and sleep is disturbed with pain ana
distressing urinary disorders.
You have tried to shake this on
and wonder why you can't. Prob
ably you have missed the hidden
cause-sick kidneys. Prompt treat
ment with Doan's Kidney Pills would
right things quickly.
An active life weakens the kidneys
and something must be 'ione to slim
ulate the little filters OF the blood
to keep them working as they should.
Every day Of your life the blood
gathers up dangerous amount OF
uric poison. and II the Kidneys do
not pass il all with the urine. there
is bound 10 be serious trouble. Uric
acid weights the blood, clogs the cir
culation, weakens the heart. dulls
the brain, irritates tho nerves and
forms little jagged crystals in the
muscles and joints that cause acute
pain when these parts are moved.
These pains you know as sciatica,
rheumatism. lumbago. govt or neural
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
fashions

There is some favor shown toward
white yokes, especially OF tucked
tulle on collarless gowns of black vel
vet or satin. But with a coloTed gown
a colored yoke looks we'll Upon
blue cashmere de sole blouse. for ex-
ample, crocheted yoke of the same
color looks charming with an elbow
pun sleeve and crocheted silk used
up the forearm in two bands and
round the pun.
The newest waist decorations OF
the season are shiTred girdles-those
that are plated and rounded at the
top They are used a great deal for
the purpose OF retrimming a princess
dress-one that has seen some SER
vice
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
In 1Ocl3Ly

A pedro party will De given in Bam
iel hail. MOnuay eYeh.n5, reo, Z, py
DNIsgOn NO j, lauloa auxiliary. A..
. H.
The sale of seats Tor .ischa Elman.
the yionnst. VINO pias- IA me n ghI
,ruard armOry. Weon, .ly eYeAiAs,
eeb ., viii open at G,-.-oIs, Monday
morning, al o clock. I..A~n mas Deed
a phenomenal success Al otaer cluSs
ana at recent recl1al n lie
Dai. new ORR, hundteus ~oIe uDaOie
80 e - admission.
THE Passing Show" musical
,nelange In winch amateur talent was
represented In the buds and yong
.natrons and young men OF society,
,ill be given Friday evening, Satur-
LAY afternoon and Saturday evening.
N the Detroit Opera house. The char-
ny TO b benefited from the receipts
will be the Franklin-st. settlement.
With the large hall decorated TO
represent n summer garden, the pic
turesque costumes OF those participate
ing I'm the annual masque ball OF me
Gem Statesmen, Thursday even ns.
had an ideal background and the scene
,fas a brlli9Dt array Of Colors. Or.
and Mrs. J. j. Blinn led the grand
arch.
The class colors OF red aE1 white
and an artistic arrangement Of EN-
oloms OF the three fraternities OF the
college Wus the decorative background
OF the fifth annual j hop Of the Detroit
College Of Law, in Strasburg's hall,
Thursday evening Over 200 couples
were on the dancing floor and
the bail was the most successful ever
given under similar auspices. Musical
ard vaudeville numbers were given
between the dances.
Miss Anna Allesory Jones, contralto,
OF Chicago, proved one OF the most
popular singers presented in several
seasons by the Detroit symphony or
Chestra, as evidenced in the reception
of the young lady at the second con
cert Of the season. Thursday evening
in the Light Guard armory. Enthus-
iastic applause was accorded her and
she was obliged 20 respond TO her pro
gram number with encOres. Hugo
Kalsow played a violin solo in a man
ncr to win him much applause, also.
The orchestra numbers were played
with marked Improvement over the
Grst concert The next concert Will
take place March Z,
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
coPYaionr eY JOeL Ff0Ea

when one is young Don't fret be-
cause the attraction is not mutual.
Your tastes will change, and before
long you'll wonder why you ever liked
this boy so much.
.. BE cheerful and sincere, give
your word and keep 1T. value your
friendships, carry yourself with GER
tain dignity, allow no familiarity, ex-
ert your power for good, and you will
be a favoiite with old and young.
3. Yes, If your mother or another
woman older than yourself is present.
4. Don't try to do so. Old people
are often sensitive on the subject of
age
Dear Miss Grey; How do you use
pumice stone 10 take hair off the arms
One of the keys, Of my piano sticks.
How can remedy It? Please tell
me how to remove fruit stain from a
baby's white dress. READER.
A.-G) Rub the arms with 1t after
wetting it in soapy water 90 Con
suit piano dealer. CD Put the stain
ed portion over a bowl of boiling hot
water aid alcohol equal portions)
and the stains will steam out.
Dear Miss Grey: met a boy last
summer while on my vacation whom
| learned to love, and he told me he
loved me. He asked me to give up
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

tirical and humorous musical, mclange
by Barney Gerard and Albert Wor TIL
Z'r Ahe COMPANY De- "a large one and
ls s1ld o. oe well eqUipped with scenic
effects ami rut tune. A largo chorus
30 5ouhE WoWtu. as we'll as pony
ballot of eight Etls. viii appear lea tue
NtrfpuH u.ualbi uuulhrrs The Num-
panY numbers among others: larry
MCCilc. john west Harvey Brooks
Iuru Williams tsertruie Hayes and
Ida Ststgiss
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
JT4RES@0y}ON

Parker House Rolls-One pint of
milk, let come to boil, put in a piece
Of butter the size Of an egg, let cool
until mkewarm; then add half cup
ful CT sugar. little salt, and cupful
OF yeast and -four enough TO make
thick sponge. Let rise until light,
then kntad 1t down and let rise again
until light. Then roll out and cut with
a biscuit cutter, rub butter over top,
and ZAP over. Let rise until light and
bake in quick oven.
Good Caramel Frosting-Two cups
cf light brown sugar; a piece Of put.
ter the size OF a small egg: five table
spoonfuls of cream. Boil two minutes
and add n scant teaspoonful OF vanilla.
Let II cool somewhat. and beat stead
ily until IL Is of the consistency OF
cream and ready TO spread.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

other boy friends and 10 quit dancing.
which IAdid After we separated he
wrote twice a week for while; then
stopped writing altogether. Since then
I've gone 10 dances and had other
boy friends, but ! can't get this one
boy out of my mind no matter how
hard I try. am rs and he is 20. lie
has my locket. Shall ! write and ask
him for IL. or what shall | do?
BROKEN-HEARTED.
A.-Cheer IN. It's better 10 find
out what kind of a man he is now
than later. You have no idea how
easily your 1S-year-old heart will heal
If YOU Just let il alone. Forget your
yesterday; enjoy today. and you can
await tomorrow with hope and contid-
ence. Yes. ask him for your locket
and If you have anything belonging
TO him, return il.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
is A CAUSE

g1a, according to where they OCCUR
Uric acid grains are seen as sedi'
ment In the urine. Passages become
irregular, scanty and painful. Night
Calls annoy and weary you. Bloeting
occurs in time, agonizing attacks OF
gravel, and there Is danger OF rum
ming into dropsy, stone in the kidney,
diabetes or Brights disease.
Don't allow the kidney trouble ia
get worse. Start using Doan's Kid
ney Pills, which have cured thou
sands and must surely help you.
DETROIT PROOF.
Mrs. John Weber, 931 Farnsworth
Street, Detroit, Mich. says: For
long time was annoyed by kidney
trouble, caused by disordcred kid
neys. Ny back ached almost cons
stantly. l was always tired and had
no ambition. A weakness OF the kid'
neys also gave me great disco lfort.
Hearing so much In praise II Doani
Kidney Pills, procured box and
am glad to say that they were ex'
ceedingly beneficial. l know thai
Doan's Kidney Pills are a specific foI
backache and kidney trouble and
consequently my advice to all persons
suffering as did. Is to give Them q
trial"
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
In the Loca!
Play houses
Ccon,ipaed from rpSe Fouro

the latter scene tho hero iB bound and
placed upon big table Thehuge
steel hammer Is about 10 descend and
crush out tho llfo OF the helpless vice
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
CYNTHIA GREYS
CORRESPONDENTS

Dear Miss Grey: am troubled with
cbilblains Can you suggest remedy"
Where can | buy Fifteen Decision
Battles OF the World?"
SUFFERER.
A-Take hot and cold foot baths.
Active circulation must be maintained
by exercise Use shoes which are
plenty loose. Soaking the feet in cool
salt water. or half strength vinegar
hardens the skin.
Dear Miss Grey | am fond of boy
who apparently cares nothing for me.
Please suggest d way TO make him
like me better. Also give me few
hints as to how a girl just beginning
to go with the boys shouG conduct
herself Is it proper for 81 TO have
boys call on her in the afternoon?
How can ] prevail upon an old man
10 keep his seat in the car when he
offers IL to me? r. l. NJ
Al think this situation comes TO
all girls Of some time in their lives,
and ii Is always a serious matter
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
eEowULF THE STRONG.

Little children in England have of
ten heard the mythical story OF Beo
Wuif fhc Strun~ Who froh { It1s'
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
OutOf boWBdODOI
0CYNTaIAGREY -

A boot or shoe that pinches in one
place may be remedied by laying a
pad or compress dipped in hot water
on the spot and removing it when it
is cold In this way the leather will
expand and the boot or shoe will
shape itself to the shape of the foot.
Iron napkins on wrong side, then
right, until perfectly dry. Carefully
fold. After the cloth has been folded
once, roll on a pole, so when used it
will have only one fold down the mid
die In short. TO have beautifully
Numbered linen, dry in the hot sun,
sprinkle with hot water. use not irons
and plenty OF pressure, and fold exact
" even.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

champion Is surrounded by small
army OF trainers sp7rriug partners md
athletes am ,of whom contribute their
share 20 the entertg inmcnt Local box
.C~N ere irvitCd TO fuce the Cuampior
and undoubtedly many will try 60 make
showing.
Johnson's act follows the two-nct
burlcsuuc. "Foliics OF tho Day" sa-
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

A'pedro party will DE given in Banl-
leJ hali. Monuay eveh.n5,' SEP, = py
DYlsiOn No. ], laalos Auxiliary A..
y IA.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-05

Dear Miss Grey: My sister is 81,
and / am 49, Two young men bring
us home from church Sunday eve
nings. and they insist upon st y,as
until II 80. Is this too late?
SISTERS.
Al think 1920 or IL O'CLOCK is
late enough, and I'm sure your moth
or will agree.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
STRIKERS SPIRITS
ARE DAMPENED
FRENCH LEADERS ARE ARREST
I'D AND MANY RAILROAD
MEN HAVE NOT QOiE

by Associated Press.
Pals, oct l3-Thc arrest Of some
of he most prominent strike lead
crs and the failure of "a large majority
Of the employees Of the Eastern rail-
road, tho Paris, Lyons aud Moditpr-
Ianeuu aud the paris-OrlrnuE roads,
to respond To the strike order had tie
effect of dampening the spirits Of the
strikers numbering about one hun
drod thousand and of encouraging
the government 10 continue rcprcs-
sive measures with a nrm hand
Many of those who nave been
called TO the colors have responded,
but there have no, been orders to
service on the railroads ana the sub
way employees who last night voted
TO strike. remained at their posts to-
day, thereby avertlng serious situl-
tion. Tonight the strike declared hy
the electricians is partly effective and
about halr of tho city OF Paris. in
Guiding sections Of the houlevnrds, ~
without light, many electric cars be-
ing stranded because Of lack of pow
er
owing to the energies OF the pre-
mier ana minister of public works Il
has been possible to maintain COM
munication with points from which
food supplies are brought into the
city These communications win be
Kept open pt any cost. Paris ~ NO
longer In any danger of starvation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14

Circuit court of Appeals VIII Hear
Railroad AItpcal

By Associated Press
ST paul oct t9--Four Judges ~
the United states circuit Court of Ap-
polls. having finished other hearings.
win take M the cattle rate case 70.
morrow This action was brought
against the Interstate Commerce COM
mission los more than forty railroads
operating west Of Chicago and 81
Louis to nulllfy an order Issued by tho
commission nearly two years ago max
Ing sweeplng reduction ON rates TO
be- charged for carrying cattle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
A FORMER WIFE
GETS INJUNCTION
COuRT RES1R\lNS \NDLl1R
TRUSTEES EItOM SELLING
PROPERTY or SHERIFF

Bv Associated prrm
New york oct 49,. Justice Guy
n'supromr court today granted Mrs,
Julia A. chandler the FIRST wife Of
Robert Winthrop Chandler IN In
junction lpuiuH Il W Chandler Lew.
cs SuuNNcsuut Chandler ana winthrop
Chludlrr the uulon Trust Company
and the New YORK Insurance aud
Trust Company trustees oI the Chand-
Ter estate, aud Lima Oivullcri Chand-
lcr. restraining them from selling or
transferring ,hr property belonging
To Robert winthrop Chandler Qntll
action is brought hy the plaintln to
set aside the prc-nuptiul agreement
entered into by Robert W. Chandler
ana Lima Cavalier Ia o determining
court
The purpose uf the act on the anti
nuptml agreement Is 10 protect the
twenty thousand dollars which Chand-
lcr paid annually for the support Of
bis former wife aud children. The
oblIgnuon II is contendcd, ttkes prec-
odoucc over the Cavalier contract
which is held to have no legal force.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
BALL|NGER HURT
IN A COLLISION
SECRETARY. HOMEW ARD BOUND
SEVERELY SHAKEN lP AND
ARM BRUISED.

By Associated Press,
Cincinnati, oct l3.-Richard A.
Ballingcr secretary of the Interior,
was one of the eleven passengers,
moro or less seriously Injured In u
wreck of two passenger trains which
met In a head-on collision In the ou;-
slllrts of this city early tonight Bal
llpgers Injuries consisted of severe
shaking up and a slightly bruised left
arm,
III, two trains In the collision were
No D from st. Louis and No, 10 for
l,nuigville. on the Baltimore ~ ONO
srIihwestern railroad. Roth wsre
nrocoedlng at moderate rate OF
speed which governs the operation
or trains inside the city limits, and
to this fact is due the escape of ,he
messengers from possibly more serious
consequences.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
TROPICAL STORM
SWEEPS HAVANA
MuCH DAMAGE DONE IN ClB\
BN WINDS. STORM ~
FEARED ~ FLORIDA.

By Associated Press
Key WcH. Fla, oct IA seml-
tropical storm this afternoon swept
the provinces of Sana clara Matana-
SEES. Havana and Pinar del rio. cuba,
according tu wireless adylces received
tonight Telephone service In Ha-
wna is badly crippled Heavy rains
accompanied the high winds
AZ e y. ma "a storm was reported
In Yucauu channel moving In u west
ery direction At Key West q steady
wind was blowing throughout the day
at the rate of twouty-siN miles an
hour. and early tonight II increased
Ia the velocity of thirty miles and
Weather Observer DoughertY pre-
dirtsa nfty miles an hour wind dur
Ing the night with rain and squalls,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
APPROVES PLANS
TO RAISE maine
PRESIDENT INTERESTED IN DIS
COVERING CAUSE OF SINK
ING OF BNTTLESIIlP.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Beverly, Oc. Ia President Taft
today approved the plans for the rois-
ing Of the wreck Of the battlvship
Maine, which call for the completion
of the work on or before the 18Th
anniversary Of the destruction of the
war vessel ON February 18TH next.
The work is to be done according
20 the plans made by the army engin-
eers under the direction of engineer
officers. President Taft believes that
the paramount question Is the deter
mining for all time Of the cause Of
the explosion, whether the source Of
the destruction was from The outside
or inside the vessel and has invited
Spain to send representative to be
present during the work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
Engineer shows Nerve.

NV NTOcIlIO0 TTVH1-
Lacrosse. Wis, oct l3.--Shot In
the head by q stray bullet from the
rifle of an unidentified hunter forty
miles south of here Alfred Foster
the engineer ON the Oriental limited,
the finest passenger train ON the Bur
lngton -Greaj Northern system, fell
over In his cab, but revived, grasped
the throttle and brought the train 10
Lacrosse TODAY Physicians pro-
nounced his injury serious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
KELLY DEMANDS
HIS LAND BACK
DECIDED IT no STATE But PAN
HANDLE SCHOOL WAS LO-
GATED ELSEMllIliE.

Special to the World
Guthrie. Okla, oct l3.-Iames NJ.
Kelly Of GoodVcl, who decided so
ncrcs of land to the state ON cunsid-
cpltim Of $500 and that the Pan
handle agricultural school be built
thereon. 81 he says, is now wanting
his land back since the school was
built on separate tract.
Attorney General Vests office holds
that the deed was to the state; that
no board can deed the land back;
that the state cannot bc sued, unless
il permits; aud that the best thing
to do Is to take the matter to the next
legislature
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-14
Lr L. is CONDEMNED.
New Work Manufactures AdOpts
Tines Resolutions.

New York. oct RESOLUTIONS
condrmuug the International typo
graphical Union for its alleged respon
sIbIlty for the destruction of the Los
Angelo Times building and extending
sympathy ~ General Harrison cray
Ous were adopted unanimously today
by thr board uf the National Associa-
tiun of Manufacturers.