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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14

Speaker Cannon, against the advice
OF his friends, continues to fling an
CRY defiance at his enemies.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14

The state fire rating board COM
mended the showing made by the Ty-
Ter fire department. The report
shows that Tyler's fire losses during
1909 were $S6,352, s34,115 of which
was covered by insurance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14

The body of a woman with a hole
in the skull was found in cistern in
Dallas. 1t is supposed she was murd-
cred.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14

Alonzo Steele, only survivor of the
the battle of San Jacinto, will raise
The flag on the historic battlefield at
he celebration on the 21st.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14

Senator La Toilette madeh strong
speech attacking Attorney General
Wickersham for permitting the mer.
ger of the Boston and Maine and the
New York and New Haven railroads.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14
Pride of Kentucky

Back to Bryan. Mr.. c. c. Shelburne
has just closed deal for Pride of Ken
lucky, the noted saddle and all-purnose
horse that has made three seasons in Bryan
| ne horse that is the sire of the best lot of
COTS ever raised IN Barzos Co. He needs no
introduction in Brazos county. He will
make the season at Mr.. Shelburne's stable.
For terms you will see Mr.. Shelburne'
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-04-14
J. w. BATS
REAL ESTATE AGENT

Office in Taliaferro Building. Opposite
Court House. Phone 81
Have In Office the only set of Abstract
Books of Brazos County Land titles
FOR SALE
Two lots and good 5-room house,
with stable and galvanized iron els
tern, located In S. E. part Of town.
convenient to school and churches.
Price $4,000. This place has been
heretofore held at $4,000
One of the most desirable two-story
in southeast part Of town.
Three lets.
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biefigen 3situnssn geben a[le 81. bob
Der Geiretdr anor Is gut meint, iie
itimmen aber duh barin iiberein, bob
iein plan unausfii1rbar fei unb man
in ssopdn iorpobl fpie in RubldHo arls
gerein baeegen iei.
gefeien mill Wieberpers
geltung iben.
Briifel. 13. SuH. - Die Res
aieruns beabii6tigt benz parIamsnt
eiHen pfon gu unterbreiten, pemsus
folee fir bic Grb0buno Der frans0Fs
Ifsn Ginfubr3ole MiebsrpereeItung
seiibt perbeu ion. Sn eriter Qinie IOl.
len Die 3Sae fir fronsDiii6e Weins
uHo parfiimerieu eth0ht sperosu.
Dieausfubr Deutfdlanbs
nod ben Der. Stuoten.
gerlin, 13. San. Die 9lus.
fubr Geutfhloubs noh Den Der.
Staatsn belief iidb i'm 5dbrs 1909 aui
$166, ,913, ,598. gs III biss I'M $38,,
674, ,546 msbr als i'm oorkroehenber
Sobr. Gang beionbers far, bat biz
ausfuSr Don 5duien, Gbsmitdlisn uni
SiieH 3ugenommen.
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Cincinnati. isreitas, oen II. Sanuar 1910.

2dnbereien fteblen, fteblen Seimitdtz
ten BON Tldnnern unb 5rouen bic fie
ben0tbigen.
Rafbem tr bann no6maIs duf BE
gefubr 6ingeipiefen. bic benz 2anpe
brobt, forbert 6err pindot ieben ebr>
lid bentenben Mdnn onf, isinem Re-
prdientanten i'm aongr.b liar gu mas
den, baB sr i'm perf0nli9 brfiir Der.
anttportlih bolten tperbe, bag sr fir
bic Re6ts unD bos gi9entbum bes
goltes eintrste4, ba nur in folder
DeiIe stipas dnsgeridtst fpsrben
tonne.
Gum Shlub beiBt es: - Die erits,
grobe uno unmitiefbare GsFabr 1T,
oab ssm 2anb bic moHsrtrdfts DerIo=
rem seben psrben; unb bic 3iusite, b1b
es bic aoblenldHbersien 0srIisrsu
pirb."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-14

DGfbingtou, Q. G., 13. San.
Der SsHdt tef1dftigte iid in isinsr
eansen Sisuns NIT Der GpipGgung osr
Reiolutionen. oeneusufolss bic iosss
HunntsH Spauloing qnfpriife untsr-
fu5t iperesn iolfen, bei nsnen es ii5
um eefpiiTe Summsn banosIs, bic poits
rneiitern. bic sptiten ben Sabrsn 1864
uro 1876 seoient hdben, nod 3utpms
men fouen. alie 2lnseittn bsuten bd.
rauf BIN, oob bic RdOlution perpOr.
fen fpirb.
Gs banbs!t fi9 bel biefen RsfoIutios
nen um cine GefamntIumme bon uns
gefdbr 100000. 5enotor gsnrpie
sriH oi. propoiiiion In beftigsr Weiie
dis oas Raniperi Don aniprii6s,
Ggenien an.
Observation-Disclosures.
Das ReprGfentontsnbaus ndbm am
Oonnsritos ben syortifitotipns Gtat
On, hsi oem es ii6 um Derfpitlisunsen
I'M 8etrase bon $5,617.2O0 banbeli.
Gait ioie bdIfte bonon In fir geIeiti,
gunsen ouf ben pbilippintn unb in
6apoii beitimmi.
Die gartsileibenihuft tpurbe IN
ni6t serinsem Rabe errest. ais iibsr
einen 4nirog bebdttirt rpuroe, eemsus
fplse uHseiGbr 10000 9onnen alte
uno rptrtblois Gotumente seritort
iperbeH iolIen. Die In 5psdloler Weife
unseheusr pkl Ronm <innsbmen. llna
ter ben betrffenben Toiumenten BE-.
fiHben iih tauienoe BON Gopien bon
Botifof.en repubIitnniIfxr unb BE-.
motratilkr prGfintnien. Disie Jbat.
iote bate pisle bumoriiiiide tpie
srnlte aommsninre iiber ben Merib
bisler Totuments CUR Jolse, nersn
3eritoruns isooh ar,georbnet purbt.
Rabetitn Der JuhsprelIss
rel ihulois befunoen.
Drei aaneit.n bon Dtit point iino
Der JutsprsGerei inulpis btfunben
iuornsn uHo iie luercsn dus Der aunets
ien.4nItnli sntlnHen fptrben. ioboIb
bag llribeiI bon bem Rriessietret6r
suigebeiBsn tporbsn In. Der iibrie.ns
teine Distrttion in ber angeI.senbeii
bat. Die Qnmen Der Gaoetten ipsrnen
niht betonni sernatt ip<roeH Biz Der
| arisssietrst1r Di6inioR am Greitos
pom Cuba suriidiebr..
Gfrabo pirb uiAt Oft.
3ieII anertannt.
Der aonsreb niro ben prdiihsntsu
nid,t onlpeiitn. ben General Gitranu
aIs prdiibenien BON Risordgua onSuers
stnnen. Gos 0auBiommiitse fiir 1uss
frdrtige 4nstlegeRbeiitn lests am DON
neriioe bic Rdolution oes Hepr6fens
tanien Sulaer. y. D.. ouf ben 1iIh.
otr3ufolst Gftroba ala lteiiimer pr6r
fbent NiearaeuaS oHerianHs merosn
liputs.
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ssapon unb Rublano
Eab<n ii9 onifeiusno bstrsffs Der
maHbi4uriihsn giienbubnfrag.
essinist.
Gpanifde Offi5itre sss
mabreaelt.


Waorio, 13. San. Die ResIes
funa q.bs in iirenesr Wsiie ssssn bic
Dffisisre Dor, bic iih Dor oem 0ebduos
siner WiliiGrz3 3eiiung an eiier De-
monitratipn betheiIist batteH. Dieie
2eiiuna battle bic Qus5eihnunsen. Die
ben 4ruppen, bic on Der aompusne in
Mfriia tbeileenommeu hotten, 5utbeil
purben, in Iforfsr W.iis tritiIirt.
Der Densrall1pitGn ron Maorio.
Brof be gillar, IN abseieBi tporoen
nun bic fdmmtfifsH Resintnistom.
manicure bes Irmeeforps, oem Die Bes
monitranten drs.h6rten, iinb ihrtr
aommanbos entIsst iporoeH. msbrers
Der Demonitrontsn iinb duf yeftunaen
peihidt uorben unb es 1T setpib. bdb
nod ip.itsre gerbaftuneen Dorgenoms
men treroen.
Die erbe 2eopolb's 10 o -
len StuHbol Dermeiben.
grIiiel, 13. San. - Die i0niss
stne 5dmilie, NIT 4usndbms oerprius
seiFin 2ouiis, 5oh'sr bss peritorbensn
sfonigs aecpolo, bat beihIoFen. alIss
Woglite 3u tbun, um in gerbinoun9
init Der 0ertkiluns oes Ra6Iafss
bss a0niss 2eopolo pros.ife uno Il.
men Stanbal gu permsiben.
perHidtl ais 81 m.
pasnes Argument.
2onnon. 13. Snnuar. Ole 5aupta
argument in Der seeenipGrtlssn Wlb's
snmpaane ipirb pereIsi6sneiie eas
acitenperbGItnib Der Qebensfiibrung
her arbeitsnben Rlafen Tn Teitld.
lamb, gnglonb une ben Ger. Siaaten
1sronsesostn. Di. QnhGne.r hes Erei.
banbsls erilGren, nbipobl Fl. es ieIbls
nihi slaubtn. NIT gmpbais, bab in
Deuifh!anb pferbes uno 6unbsfleii6
nls Rabruns an Der 1aeesornnuns iei,
Dor allem obsr Gdparsbroo. bos man
ii4 als 4naeihen ollergrSbisr 4rmuih
AinsuiielIen bsmiibt. Soiort iparsn
horauf bic 1arifanbGnser init Der De.
peneril6rung 5ur StslIs. bdb bi. t6s
Hislite camille Gdluarsbrob in sros
BEN Mmgsn 5u iih nsbms, unb Der
Gof.Ddder benusit ore Delssenbeii 5ur
Re.lame in nahfiebenber GrtIdrung:
Dos Drob. bas it ben Woisitdisn
Iisfre. III sspObnlihes bentides
GhDorsbrob, lpis q in Geutihlano
iinter bem glomen pumpernideI BON
Reid unb arm esstHen miro, unb
tpiro in slei6tr Msiis bon msinsn
iirmften Runbsn be5osen.1
Die erIttn pier WitsIieber bes nsueH
pdrlamfnis wtroen am 1reitna ere
sp6blt spsrotn. glEIe bier iinb llnioni.
FEN unb baben tsine Oppoiiiion. Gs
dinb: Joispb Chamberlain fiir Hirs
ningbam, Wefi; 2oro 6ugb Cecil uHb
Cir milliam Or. anion fir bic unipers
fiat Dgforb unb Sobn WalIaes Wia
fir Durham.
Das Mertlpiiroies an bitier Hams
pdene III bic onfheiHtnb esiudie Mpas
fbie Der irl0nDiihsn Witglieoer Des
0nufes unb Der Wdnesl dlIsr Wotls
xaufreouHg in SrlaHb felbst.
Sur Reutralifiruns Der
mGnbf4urifhtn eifen.
babntn.
xofio. 13. SaH. - gs i'll Drunb
i5u ber AHrnbme porboHoen. bdB Jns
pan unb Mublonb iih NIT Ds3ue ouf
bic NeutroIiiiruRs Der manbfnuris
n6,sR 4iieubahnsR aeeiniot bdttn. Die
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mettcrberid)t.

TarOtio: Sdn.e uno sttpds tal.
Eerss Wetier ON Greitag; an Sumitds
lh5nes metisr, abseisben bon Shn.s.
foI an benGssn. Horb6itlits Bis uOrO.
Iidk minoe.
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s3nlano' Seleqrapt.
Mns Der SmnDesbaiiptftaot

Der 81. aon9reB
Ter prdiiosnt or5siitt aui ein.n 5ries
ben nit ben 5uiurs.ntsn bin.
auF bic Qrobt fpsrosH iie akr crit ges
felt iperoen
w,nn In nGhitsr Node i'm rspublisas
Hiiheu aautus
1as gaIIinger pinhot lIn!eriuhs
unsstommi.t.e nomtnirt pirb.
Der 8efeitieuHssetat DOM Repraf.ns
tcntenbdus oneenSmmeu.
Mieor tpsrotn orei aaetitsn tpsger
5uhsprtQersi aus Weit pcint
sntlafeH tperosr.
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Der 8efeitieuHssetat DOM Reprafsn'
tansenbuus angen2mwtn.

Cine ertldruns 0iffort g,iudots.
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Die In ReD Orleans bss Wtorbes anz
getlaste 5rau Campbell frei9elaKen.
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Suugs 9euti6e unIduIbtger Weiie DON
Rstp 0ort aus osporrirt,
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Das @eaanonie 3ap
samp6eres.
Gr bat unabiidtlid Sas Sans
Der Sran @nnncR tn Srano
seiteft.
2la6oem ct Die SnfaGen 6fos
roforntirt nno 6erau6t.
er fol- audi eiHgeltanoen 6a6en Orei
Der 0pfer Der frau gunne5 6s'
ssru6sa 5u ba6eR.

5sftige Stiirme auf benz attanttiaeH
S3ean.
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bai i'm Sabre 1909 geg.n oas 8ors
iahr um s3s, ,O0O, 600 sus.nOmmsn.
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xofio. 13. JoH. - Gs III Drunb
|5u bar MHrnbme porfonDen. boB Jns
pan uHb Nublonb iih mii Dtaua oui
bic NeutroIiiiruRs Der manbinuris
t&s3 Gtitnbabasn assinios hdbsH. DID
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Die lSabl 6aiipa8ne tn
Gnglano Sis Gnnc.
Sie Wablen beginner am fret
tag nuo Samitag.
psefgien nil an ssranRrei6
2Sieoerperseftnng ii6en.

pie ausfubr 9,uifhlaHbs nad ben
Der. Siadtsn.
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wtrn In nihft,r Node i'm rspublisas
Hiihsn aautus
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william Hudson. 81; Margaret Kelly.
August woin. so; Adaline stranch-
Walter 7. w. schoenrock. 20; Clara
Aiphonse De Roune. 20; Lillian Van
Louis l. Lang. 26; Lulu Land "a.
Robert McBuriey. 20; Edith L. Nc
George B. Harris. Is: Marty l. staff
ford. 90 .
Frank r. Robson. IS. Reading; Eta
Green, 80, Detroit.
Philip simon. 26. ST. Clair Heights;
Mary De Long. 20, Centre Line:
william III. Dickert, 81; Eiizaoeth
John e Knapp. 20, Mabel A. Jupp. %
Edward Wagner, "a. Detroft' frieoa
Meyers. "a. River Rouge 49,, WA.
Theodore c. Powell. 2b; Julia Miliben.
e.
Gerald c. Deming. %. Cobalt Ont. {;
Anna Smith. 23 Detroit.
giuseppe Pagan. %. Ford city: En-
annela De Lisi, II, same.
William r. Frey. FL; Madaline simon.
Charles Goidstein. rs: Ida Kerner. 10.
Frank A. Machleit. 81, Grosse, Pointe;
Rose sun, %. Trenton.
George E. Howell, 32, Detroit; Clara
Roland az, Grand Raven.
August w. seelow. 80: Martha H.
Krauz, 27.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
Herman Kella-, 256 Humboldt
Gustav Thiesan, 1915 Central.
George Roberts, 706 milwaukee.
Stanley Krech, GA Dubois.
John Jerzewski. los st. Aubin
John Gumienny. 263 Chene.
John Lafayette, 542 Gratiot.
Thomas McCusten. 1341 Fourth.
Salvatore Gerca. 81 Sherman.
Orlin Stoble. 1045 Monroe.
Frank Jabowiecki. 800 Wills.
Frederick Rowe. 10 Hastings
Axel Torberg, AT Fifteenth.
Walter Hart, $40 Brush.
GIRLS.
James McAfee, SCI Woodward.
Jack Maines. 1902 Charlotte.
Frank Grajewski. 95 Leland.
Anthony Frederick 744 st. Antoine.
sam Dangelo, $50 Monroe.
Ed Sheppard, Woman's hospital.
Jakob Bolda, 256 Garfield.
Waclaw Kral. 1915 Russell.
AZ lander Sobocinski. 3s7 superior.
FIR ak Necman. s24 Russell.
AdoIph Jankowski. IA Eighteenth
Charles Smith. Providence hospital.
otto COIN. "a Hammond.
Anthony Kraft. $50 Leland.
John Gacinski. All Forest.
August warras. 100 st. Aubin.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
TO INVITE ROOSEVELT.
3oafd of Commerce Expects to Have
Ex-President Here In september.

Board of Commerce Expects to Have
Ex-Prcsident Hero In ceptember.
Ex-President Roosevelt Will visit
Detroit as the guest OF the Detroit
Board of Commerce sometime In Sep
-ember. II plans now under way are
successful. The board has learned
hat Col. Roosevelt will attend the M
iional conservation ccngI ess In st.
Paul during that month, and hope TO
persuade the distinguished citizen to
lay out his itinerary so as to include
Detroit. a formal Invitation VAL be
rxicndt Il 10 him within a few lays.
Rooseveits last visit 10 Detroit was
Ia 1902. shortly after he became pres
i.ent. He was splendidly entertained
on that occasion and made a notab e
address In the Light Guard Lrmory.
Inasmuch as II would not be much
out OF hi way TO arrange biz route 20
as to include Detroit IL Is though that
the Gx-presIdent will accept the ;pvi-
tation II his other engagements will
possibly permit.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
WILDCAT STANDS
! TO Be TR0h DOWN
Judge Connolly Issues Order When
Building Inspectors Complain
That Structures Are Unsafe.

Albert ]. Lacombe, No. rs National
ave-, and Benjamin ID. Faust. No. 2S
National-ave., owners of wildcat"
stands In the rear of their premises
and overlooking Bennett park. were
ordered by Judge Connolly, Wednes'
day morning. to tear down the stands.
Building inspectors charged that the
two men were maintaining q nuisance
and that the stands were too danger
Gus for occupancy. II was stated thar
strong wind Is liable to blow the
stands down.
William II. Yawkey and Frank j..
Navin were also named as defendants,
because the baseball company has re-
Gently acquired some property on
which wildcat" stands are situated.
Mr.. Navin announced that the stands
In his possession were not for occu-
pancy and that they certainly would
be RACED.
The defense entered by Lacombe
and Faust was that the stands hal
stood crowds Of 200 persons before
and that they had not been complained
OF. The court announced that this was
no defense and ordered the owners TO
tear the stands away.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
GIVES POINTERS
ON CARE OF BABIES
Health Officer Kiefer Hands Out Val
liable Hot-Weather DOS"
and 'Don'ts"

This is the season OF the year most
fatal TO infants. especially In the
poorer sections Of tho city. Last year
100 babies under one year old died.
The board of health Is seeking to re-
dnce the number by teaching proper
care and feeding. The mothers clinic
ia the board OF health building Ia OPP
Grated for the purpose of keeping
babies we'll. as much as for curing
those who become Ill. About zoo
are on the regular list or
callers. One nurse Of the Visiting
Nurses association is paid by the city
TO make the rounds OF homes where
there are apt to be babies needing
care, and show how the Ills that take
OF the little ones can be avoided.
After July / Ave nurses Will be en-
ployed In the same way.
Improper feeding. too heavy cloth
ing and lack OF bathing are responsible
for more infant mortality than any
thing else" said Health Ofncer Guy L..
Kiefer
Mothers imagine that every time
a baby cries II needs something In the
nature OF beefstcnk dinner. and tney
crowd It's little stomach until fever
conditions ensue. They are fearful
Of the baby taking cold. and they
swaddle him up IA fiannels and put
him somewhere In the sun, when he
should be dressed In the lightest pos
sible manner and put In the shade.
They dope him with drugs. usually
Opiafas
Here are the best health hints for
babies that-I know:
Keep them cool as you can. Do
not overdress them.
do not overfeed them. II they cry,
IL is better to give them little water
Babies under one year should have
mothers milk or some good substitute
as diet.
III the baby Is sick, take 1t to the
clinic or TO a doctor. Do not try &c
treat Il yourself.
Battle the baby at least once a
day"
The mothers clinic is In charge OF
Or. Francis Dufiield
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
DIED..

BRowN-June 81, els Rooseveit-ave..
Walter b.. beloved son OF VIM.
Brown and Ella Moore Brown. Flu
neral services Thursday, June %, at
residence. 1850 y. m Interment at
Elmwood.
months, daughter OF Joseph and Eiiz-
abeth Droste, 1243 East Grand blvd
Funeral from residence Friday morn
ing ut o'clock. and from st. Jo-
seph's church at $40.
FRENCH--June 81 at the residence OF
ave-. Margaret r. French. aged Ss
years Funeral services from house
Thursday at p. m.
KAPPLER-June 81, at his late resi-
dence, 741 Erskine-st.. Julius r. Kap-
Ter. aged 80 years, beloved husband
OF Elizabeth Happier and father OF
Eliza sieior' Funeral Thursday at
23o p. IN. from residence.
KINNEY--June 81, 1910. In Chicago,
Ill, Sarah, wife OF Samuel q. Kin.
ney. Funeral service sfrom chapel
beth-st. west. Thursday at 10 q. m.
LAMKIN-June 20. 1910. Mrs. Emily j.
mother of Earnest Harry. Miss b.
Lamkin and Mrs. II. sortore Fu-
neral from residence OF her son. SOS
Trumbull-ave.. Thursday at 2 .. m.
LOBDELL~-June 20. at parents home,
daughter OF Burr and Minnetta Dew
ey-Lobdell, aged years. Funeral
Thursday at p. m. from residence.
McNAUGHToN-Died June 40, 1910. at
Colfax, New Mexico. Eva, wife OF
Kent. McNaushton, and mother OF
ton. formerly Of Detroit Burial at
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william A. Trotter. 10; Ida Beaubien,
Robert Navarro, 25; Mamie Bourg. %.
Jacon KAHN. %; Sophia Quandt, a.
Patrick o'Connell. 20: Della Lydon.
rs.
David Archibald. "a. lakewood: Chris
tina Courtney, %. Detroit.
Felix A. Roger, 20; Adelia c. Arens.
70
Peter Miluske. 81; Stella Brokas. 20.
William Buchana. FL; Lillian Doody.
Julius Koszesha. "a: Hattie Brach, 70.
Alfred Heinbuch. 80; Veronica Schad-
Fred Kusath, ~. Romulus: Augusta
Joseph smedley, so; Clara Beavis. 81.
Marshall J. Kirkman, "a, Evanston.
Ill. Susan X. Hamilton, "a. New York
John F: Thompson. %: Clara Beth
well, 20, Detroit
Richard De Claire. 20; Alma Diebel.
verl L. Carney. 20. Detroit; Erma H.
.Adelbert Kator. "a; Carrie r. walker.
IL.
Richard Benjamin, 46. Detroit Mary
SLrague. AZ, Ypsilanu.
Bentley. lsy Fenton. Mich.
stanislaw Bienkawszki. SIS; Mary ia
niseska. SO.
Henry Knoll. 20, wyandotte, Eliza n.
Batten, TO-. Trenton.
Walter f. King. %: Lconore Waters,
81
Charles c. Engle 90. Harbor Beach:
Emma Seltz. 20. Detroit.
George l.. Wolfe, rs, Detroit; Mary
l.. Rowe 26.
Burton ID. Thompson. 30 Holly. Mich. /:
Myrtle Gates. 26, Detroit.
Eugene Mccarthy. %: May Durkin.
~.
Harry J. Mclean. "a: Efhe z. Fa-
vargne. "a.
Edward Rose, rs; Eva b. Ryan, 2s.
Frank f Ellsworth. 80. Detroit:
Blanche Cone, "a, Milan.
Angus L. McPhoe. 81; Ethel L. Ess-
man, 10.
Ferdinand Bahler 20, Cheboygan:
Katherine Schwendick. ~.
Bernard c. Epstein. Is: Ida Mellen.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
FREIGHT HEARING ON.
3. Ford Co. Makes Protest Against
Increase In Rates.

Special Examiner Mccormack, OF
be interstate commerce commission,
! at the federal building hearing the
bmplaint OF the j. B Ford Co. against
recent increase IN the freight rate
|n its soda ash cleaner. The cleaner,
brme-ly was shipped at the rate of
|oda ash, which is four-fifths Of the
hxth-olass rate. Beginning Jan. last,
he rate has been that for fifth-class
eight. The company alleges that It
|, impossible to sell the product at the
Id price with the new rate, and that
IS business has been built up at GER
ain price, which cannot be increased.
ne main complaint is made against
he Michigan Central and Lake Shore
always. which arc represented by o..
}; Butterfeld. Clay a. Gray, of De-
roit, and Charles ID. Drayton, OF
ID. c., appear for the com.
lainants
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
|C|O DOORS MAKE
| NE|GHB0Rs SICK
junction Restraining Detroit Chem.
ical Works From Further Opera
ton Of Plant Is Sought.

The Detroit Chemical Works. locat-
on Morrell-st.. near the Wabash
ilway tracks. which several months
o defended suit In the circuit
urt brought by the residents OF that
ri az the city. who sought to re-
rain the company from manufacture.
acids in that locality, is again at.
cked In q number of afiidavits filed
court. Wednesday morning. A
rmanent injunction il asked re-
raining the concern from carrying
business In it's present plant.
| The neighbors complain OF nauseat.
odors caused by the manufacture
acids.
Mrs. Ida Houser, of No. 1879 Nor
list. who lives near the plant. says
an affidavit that she was seriously
during August and September OF
81 year. and that fresh air was bad
needed. but she was unable to
ben the windows in her home be-
use OF the fumes that entered. Her
Aby, seven months old. was Ill with
.leumonia and the physician order
that the child have fresh air. This
Jas impossible, Mrs. Houser says,
5cause when the window was opened.
Se baby choked and strangled. II
ter died.
I Mrs. Sarah Norman, OF No. IA Laud-
idale-ave., alleges that her husbands
st illness was aggravated by the
mes from the chemical works.
In nearly every affidavit the charge
made that the acid fumes are
lstroying all foliage and gardens In
Ne vicinity Of the factory, and that
ildren suffer from infiamed eyes and
Iroats.
At the trial. several months ago.
|e company promised to abate the
kisance, and since then has erected a
Igh stack designed TO carry of the
|pors and odors. but the plaintiffs
him that conditions are no better.
The defendants are ordered into
burt. Monday, to show cause why
lie relief asked should not be granted.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-23
HOME DECORATED
;. and Mrs. A. G. FauIman Victims
Of Practical Jokers.

When Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Faulnan.
b. 1851 Mack.aye., returned from
cir wedding trip. Wednesday, they
|und the practical jokers among their
quaiDtances hai been very busy,
III the result that Mr.. Faulman s
ocery store and the apartments
Dove In which the young couple viii
AXE their home. were profusely dec
lated
Faeetious signs were everywhere in
fidehce. and caused the bride and
loom considerable embarrassment,
ft tn welcome AMI warm congratu!a.
pms extended them by the entire
caused them TO ACCEPT
|e situation as gracefully as possible.
he marriage took place week ago
the Lutheran Evangelical church
lrsonage, Mt. Elliott and Pulford.
Fe., the ceremony being performed by
|e Rev. Mr.. Billings. Mrs. Faulman's
alden name was Miss Bertha Bauer
I'D she was attended by her sister,
iss Elsie Bauer. rs maid OF honor.
Pbert Faulman. brother OF the groom.
as best man.