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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08
Der IIatt mo man aitt efisn fan,,.

Serte @ben0, moreen Mbeao ufto
ieoen abeno tudbreno Ser CONNER.
monote tit Die Spise Der Staot,
in an6eren @orten Der ct. @nt1onp
SoteI Dndgarten Der bette T'fot, Inn
81 oiiieren. 8ortreffIide, in Der
ridtisen @eiie oubcreitete MabI5ei.
Ten, ben inneren Menfhen 5ll bcfric-
oigcn, iino Die Soupteigenldoften
oieies 9adsartens. gs giebt ailber-
Dem aIes moglihe-importirtc Gel-
ne, Bier uno 2iquore- 81 frinfen.
Der Gadgarten lit ieoen abeno BON
llbr an se0ffnet uno lit eine auel-
le beg 8ergniigens Biz Mitternad]t.
Dos 3on5ert p1brt ben eoil5ell
Ibeno un6 auf @unid lperoen ale
perlangte 4ompoiitionen geIpicft.
Der Glepator gum 0adgartcu be-
finoet fid i'm Sinner oes ct. au-
tbonp 9oteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08

8rof. 9ueo Miiniterbc:g be.
0eihnet bos Shmnigeeln ale Gil
@liidsipiel. 9as itimmtl Moa miro
entipeoer eripiiht ODER nitt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08
Mrs. WinsIows Soothing Syrup

lift felt iiber so Sabren BON Minio-
men bon Miittern beim Sagnem it,
rer &inber init bGaisent Griols &C.
bratht moroen. IS berubiat Dos
&ino, erpeidt oas 3abnfleli9, iii.
bert aae S6meren, furiert @tmb.
Goltc uno 1T Ste bette @r6llei eegen
Diarrboe. Son alien Dr,iggilseli
in iebem Sell Ser @elt berfoltit.
Seio iider uno berlangt uWtrs.
8insloms Sootbing Sprup" llih
nebmt ni6ts Mnoeres. 25 gts. sic
Gloide.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08

Cine reft bdmiid gebalteue
Noti8 in Der nGrpreB~ lnadt BE-
fannt, Die eroBe iriite @creini-
glng .Mncient Oroer of :piber-
nions" babe fih fir Golquitt er.
Aflart. Sic babe oies tim mullen,
neil Der nDeutid-4merifoniioJe ga.
f~ionalbuno~ fid fir golqllits crfl1rt
babe. Die beioen 8ereinigungen bat
ten elm 9fbfommell ~getroffea, oos
bic cine perpflibte, Die &anbiooien
Der anoern 81 iinteritiiben. - Gieie
gebanptung lit notiirIif foIi'5. Gin
ioldes Mbfommen eriltiert llidlt llt6
bat aud ME eriitiert. @enn Der oan.
Gent Droer Of Sibernians" Goiquitt
inoofiiert, 10 lit er .bier5n nidt
ourf) ben Nationalbuno heranlost
moroen, fonoern offenbar outt leine
eigene ueberaeugung, ooB Gnlquitt
Der Bette unfer ben 2anoi0oien lei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08

Silbo Arttnonlt BON 6lores.
bile, Is Sabre olt, itarb in eineln
bieiigen Soipital an ben Solgen et.
ner Appendicitis Operation. Sbre
Seide tpuroe our geer6igur1e lladl
Sloresbiae gei6idt.
Son Der international N2eln5
Company in Seem yorf erbielten ulr
n@artenluube" 8. "a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08
Gin fiirdterlidjes @rad

bon giienbabn, automo6il ODER
g1egp fam 8erlebungen berporbrin-
gen, Die guflens @rnica Sol6e
perlangen, oas grobte Seilnitter Der
8elt. @s brinet algenblidli6 Gin
oerune uiio beilt ii9er. gs iii bns
bette BEL aIen 8erletungelL gellslt
uim. Das iiberite Mittei bel &G-
morrboioen. 25c Bel alien 9ruGgiilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08
gefer tuie IriiaeI.

8as Dur1priigeIu f1rtert &inoei
ni6t bonn @ettndffen. gs beftebt cine
fonitititionele 11rin6e fir biefe ners
oriebIide Sa6e. Sral We. Sitmmers,
8or SO, Notre 9ame, Snb., lit 6ereit,
irgeno elmer Ml1tter i6r erfoIareifhes
Salsmittel nit nouen G~ntpeiiungen mits
3uteilen. S6idt fein @elb, fonoerr
idreibt beute nod IN fie. i'm Sale Cure
&inber NIT bieiem llebelitanb bebaftet
iin0. sabert 6afiir Das Sinh nidt; e.
lit MISUNDERSTANDING, bab es 5nr 8e.s
meibung ni6ts TIM fann. 9ur6 biefe
9ebanolung tuerben at9 grtpadiene uno
dltere 2eute. pelde bel Sag ODER oes
Nadts an Sarnbei9fperoen Ieioen, fus
riert. Shreiben Gle in bieier Sprahs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08
2ofaleS.
Observation-Disclosures

utSutt uWWutNuHCHt
Sn Ser 5tobtrotsiieuna oul Con-
nerifag nadnittag brad)te 9%(loerntan
lambert Die Notmenoigfeit ltrellge.
rer Masreeeln gegen riidIiGislqie
ino oft betru1tfene gbauffelire bor
uno i6lug Dor, bon alien prpfeliio-
neaen Gbauffetren einen N1erer
Bomb bon $500 Bis $1,000 St pers
langen. alderman Manprmann
be5neifelte, oaB Ser .Staotrat oos
&ebt babe, einen iolbe1 8oao SIT
perlangen uro glaubte, baB es getii-
gen miiroe, penn Die 5trafel int
Gorporationsgeridt ~itrifter ourage-
fiibrt miiroen. @iele Ser r~iitfi;bts(e-
ieiten Siibrer ieien ipgar bic Gigene
timer Der Mutpmobils iclbl., unsb
fonnte Der 8ono geeelt oieie ni4t
ourbgefiibrt tperoen, ipprnllf Nlher4
mon 2ambert meinte, bob bel bcin
Mahmeis lei1tiinnigen upD ltllge.
lebliden Sabrens Die 2i8elrs wi0er-
rufen tperben unb Der @tgenfiiuler
10 am Subren ieines eigenell 6ubr-
merfs gebinoert merben fonliie.
Nah Idneerer Debate erbieIt sllber~
man 2ambert Die @eiiung mil ocu
Sta6tantpalt au fonilltierelt iino
Damn Elm ENHANCEMENT ailr GerfeDrs.
Sroinan5 in naditer 8erialmmlluEg
einaubrinqel1, nelhes nit ben &c.
iesen i'm gil1flong itebe. Gta0tmi-
malt MDar erflarte nod ser Ser
iammInng, baB err ni1t einiebc. mes
balb cine iolhe @eroronunig nidt
aeiesIih iein ioute.
Die Betition Der Commerce
GtraBen=&aufleute, oeil 5uDrriurfet
cine St1noe, itott ipie iest 20 Mi-
nuten 3eit 5u geben, Dor oeil Sc
ihdften balten gu 6iirfer, .mtr0c biz
gum naditen Montag BET Selie &C.
legt um ,erit Die. Metnullg oes
Staotanmalts oariiber ein3l[oleu.
$1,000 fir Die gr0ffnung Ser Oh.
range StraBe, amiidelt Becos nrb
2eona StroBe muroen belpi!li0t.
Die Hiid5ablung elmer Misobl irr.
tiimlih ooppeIt be5oblter Steuern
murbe betpiGigt.
alderman MouerIltarn bertdtete
ben Mnfauf oes nele1 Motor Selter-
Mpparates uno BON Is Hferbcu ilir
oas S%euermebr-D Department, ionic
ben Mbi6luB oes aontrafts ti;r oaS
@ametpe1 SetteraIarn- SDitent
Die 9roinon5, peId)e ei1ic Steues
BON so Gents per Sag bon oltcu
Gentle nno Sutterbanolern off
Dem MarftpIase perIongf, fam our
5iueiten 2eiung. Musgenonmlelt BON
oieier Steuer iino foI6e, tueldje i5r
ielbifge5ogenes Gentle oocs ~sslltiet
~berfnufen.
Cine @n5abI BetitiolelL Sic i,G1
ltlir auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be5o.
gen, ipur6en beipiGigt.
Golgen6e 4ntr1ge bon nllgenei.
mem Snterefie nur6en angenoiamelt:
5m6-MsbrtIe nno g~eerereeit SfraGe.
5tpiiden Mcgullougb uno ryolles
Mbe., au mncaoaniiieren.
Das @runoftiid fir oie Yrpspect
Sill Seuer-S Citation oil 8ueia 9silto
Strabe bonn @eItriipp gu reiiligen.
Die O.. $. & g. ". @otu III Be-
oroern, cIeftriide 2idter llnter benz
y8iaouft" an Weu-grnunfels Mpe.
an5ubringen.
u~ebergdnge an Sadion illio gio-
mana Strobe berauiteGen.
SO @runoeigeritiimer erbieltsn
8efebL @ement=S eitenpege erfier
alaiie ber5uiteIlen.
Cine Mn5abI meiterer Ietitionel1
pnroen ben betreffenoen aomites,
iibergeben.
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8efanmtmadnmg.

Mit tiefem S1mera erlaltbel mir
nns ben ON 4. SuIi 1910 erfolsten
COB BON Grau 9uIba @roos, einem
Deitglieo unferer 5irma, art5useigen.
Sn llebereinftimmung nit Den Be
itimrnu1tgen ibres Eeitoments miro
oas @eidaft Der 6irma ipie bisber
fortgefiibrt tperoen. Mdtunascou
s. 0roos & g., 8anfiers,
Qlninforporiert.
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Wam.g rlambmisfNeine.

s. q. 5utb, Gnbau, @arben SiroBe;
$1,000.
.Srm Clara 1lmi6eio, anbeu. 8pos
ming Ctr; $500.
Sacob Bolfort6, Store, NoroSSlores
Ctr. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-08

GG3lt b6fIih ouf Der @uiie, mie
I'M 2e6en, lit fem Monn; JOINT, unt
eitem nusSumeiden rentpelt er ben
mloern oil.
Wan6er peiB ben Stub(.in a..
len Sprahen su Henne1 mo ieet
Ii6 bod odneben
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
MIDWAY GIRL IN COURT.
Mamie Francis "MIxes" With Chance
Acquaintance On Street.

Mamie Francis, champion high
diver of the world and the best rife
shot that ever busted" broncho on
the western plains, took fatal
plunge into high society, Friday after
noon. Az a result, the state fair was
minus one of Its stellar attractions In
the evening and the police court was
the setting for an impromptu act
saturday morning.
Miss Francis CHANGED TO meet one
w. C. Burdo, Friday afternoon. II
was raining quite copiously and the
lady decided II was too Indictment TO
show at the fair grounds. She and
Burdo compared notes and both made
the startling discovery that they hall
Cd from Toledo.
She told him what a fine horse she
had In King Carlo and he opined there
were several moving picture shows OF
wild-west character that might please
her nightly. Then he purchased an
umbrella and they repaired to
|nickelodeon
The young woman did not like the
show, SO she got up and started 10
walk out with the umbrella. He shout
ed after her that she had his umbrel.
IL, but she paid no heed. Out on the
street, they had some words about II
and she finally swung the umbrella
over her head and showered few
telling blows on the defenseless Bur
do.
A passing policeman stopped the
trouble. In police court, Saturday
morning, sentence was suspended.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

stanislaw Dominik. months. Q st.
Peter Gornak, l year, ga E. Alexan-
Maurice c. Smith. Is years. $50 w.
Fort; typhoid fever.
Clarissa Roger. IS years. 4S4 Brook
Ign; senility.
Louisa e Nagei. SO years. 257 Baker;
pneumonia.
Cora f. May ~ years. Kings hospi-
tai carcinoma,
George J. Volz, 80 years. 1859 East
Grand blvd; typhoid fever.
Raymond j. Shultz, months, $40
Porter; indigestion.
Anna Jakob. ~ years. sac Gilbert;
carcinoma
Cecilia l.. vanEvery, Sc years. 500
Baker: cerebral hemorrhage
julia Make, SO years, SIT Leland
hernia.
zoha smoiarek. 4 years. so Carbon
tuberculosis.
Veronica Augustyn, az years. 96s
Wesson; tuberculosis.
Earle ID. Wemsley. ~ years, 1922
Woodward edema Of lungs.
John A; Hassett, AZ years. es2 Trum-
bull; phthisis
Francis Perzyk, I years, sol Grandy:
laryngismua strfdulus.
August Boik, % years, Grace hospi-
tai appendicitis.
Wadislaus. Puskas. month. 1922
Junction; pneumonia.
Agnes Klimbal, so years, 2 Walk pl
cirrhosis of liver.
Annabelle Halliday, 81 years. l57
Twelfth; peritonitis.
Mary NJ. Quinn. years. IS Pine; in
anition.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detr0il

DETROIT. Sept 2t;.Up; w: D.
Noble, England. I:2o; NJ 7. Green. l;2s
Colonel. sio; ". B. Kerr. $50: Nor
way, a:a6; sachem, George B. Owen.
2:IO; orion. 1855: Northern Wind, $50;
F. F. F,t:ssral ia ;:ss; GGonsss..osai t;sS:
umbia, $50; Raleigh. $40; Maryland,
1885; Edward Smith. Iron City, Grace
dIonia: s'9s B g. m Friday Gilbert ,s s;so;
1910; Eads- 1915. Maricopa. Marcia,
l 1850: D o. Mills Mills ll;2o; Spokane, i So
Gayiey, $50: Andaste, s,55; Princeton.
4:25 simla. barge. lso; tbigl Living
Lake. $40; Woodruff, $40; Noting
ham, $50; Kennedy. 1920: Verona,
1890: Crescent City. America. 1910:
Norwalk. 10:45; Nettleton, IL 90; Aver
FL 5i''' cani''s0' 1850 D. r. Hanna
Down Louisiana. l2:4o p: m. Friday;
sinaloa, 1880: Edenborn. 1880: Chica-
&C., &C., s'so: A Besse s smeaton, 40: s Ma.
land Queen, 4:45; Republic. 5; Harvard.
$40; Earling. 6:as; b. F. Jones. s. w.
D. Matthews, s;st Bangor J. E; Tyson,
S ssS Nelson 5s' ss HiS; Joliet $780, J. p
j. p. Reiss. s:io p. m. Friday; Walsh.
10:40; Donaconna, 1850; Sill. q. m.
Kenmount. 1885: Grove. 500; Centur-
lon; $40; Mstaafa. s.. Scottish Hero.
Adriatie, 1870; Wyandotte, ll:46; By
ers, IL.
sAULT. STE. MARIE. Mich, Sept; 70.
Up: Howard NJ Hanna, noon Fri
day; Turret Court. 1880 D. m; Mani
toba. 1: Honduras, Montrose, Gram
plan. 80: Schroeder, Hartwell. Yosem-
Its Tr0y asg ks s%aa, 1 Ma,b barge
Lyman Smith, ismaill Gratwiek.
1880 a. M; Lssonda, i; Frontenac,
Chattanooga. q: MeKinstry. Peter
Bros, Lynch. $780, Coulby, Truesdale.
4:ao; Morgan. Advance. syiyania., $50;
Illus. (smaiD Kerr, f:so; sullivan. 0;
Reed. IL.
Down: Three Brothers. IL: Corey.
1880 a. m. Friday; Superior. noon: Ath-
abasca. 1890 p. M; Norton, ESQ; Car
ter. $40; James B. Wood, $40.
Fairmount, 1880; Hoover. p. m.
Friday: Burlington. 6; Garrettson. o;
Mullen, $50; McGreai. IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24

Harry r. Roberts. %; Clara NJ. Cum
bingham, 30
Harry Il. Barron. 20; Lillian b. Muir
ply, "a.
Albert Ruiz, 90: Gertrude Claussen.
10.
Forest Green, rs. Detroit: Grace Nor
ris. lS Novi. Mich.
MoJciech Wszolch, &c; Susanna Zin-
0--s-----------
Fred Olshefske. 22; Martha Thiede,
10.
Edward Kocisemba. 26; Stanislawa
Nicinski, 90
John Markowske, 90: Josie Woyznek.
IS
Fred Ratzel, "a: Mary Gurten. 20.
Fred Henrykowske. "a; Anna Rohde,
90
Erwin Abbey, 10; Pauline Barnett, 49,
John Nickulski, 2s; Rose Dubernow-
ska, %.
Frank Kwitkowske, 2s; Theresa Me-
stalek, %.
George II. Beedell, 81. Detroit; Edith
Brown, 81, London, Eng.
Joseph Keegan. rs; Margaret Burke.
Donald T, Hastings. 25; Louise B.
Reeve, 20.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
BONDSMEN FOR DEFAULTING
MACCABEE OFFICER RELEASED
No Further Attempt VIII Be Made To
Prosecute Charles D. Thompson
For $57 900 Shortage.

PORT HURON, Mich, Sept. "a
Especial. 1.-The final chapter has been
written in the criminal proceedings In
stituted against Chas. d. Thompson.
charged with embezzling 1000 from
the supreme tent. Knights OF the Mac
cabees of the World. with the re-
lease Of the bondsmen, Frank j.
Haynes and Frank ]. Haslett, from
their $4,000 bond
Thompson's defalcation from the
|Maccabees stirred this city from stem
Ito foundation In 1902 when the news of
his shortage became known. AT the
time of tho self-confessed embezzle-
|ment Thompson was cashier OF the
Port Huron Savings bank. owned q
large interest In prosperous tug con-
Germ, and was one of the leading citi-
Gems of tho city.
Since the matter has been In It'll
cation Thompson has been out west
land no further attempt to prosecute
him will be made.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Benjamin Smith. II Baltimore
William Harris, SAB Fifth.
Alfred Miller. los Townsend.
Charles Florin, 207 Russell
Harry Hamlin, 81 Westminster.
George Condorn, Woman's hospital
Nathan Tapiltzky. 246 Alfred.
Louie Miller, TIP Division.
Joseph Schwartz. 225 Brewster.
Samuel Weingardan. 236 Adelaide.
stephen J. CLARA, 720 Greenwood.
John McRobbie. 623 Tillman.
George Reuter-, ~ Reissman.
Sidney Reno. li3 Waterman.
William Reimer, SIT Orleans.
Stephen Glanc, 991 Jos Campau.
Joseph Kaiser. $50 Chestnut
William Schultz, 227 Brady.
Israel Kaplan, 363 HastingA
Elias Mertitahte, ga Monroe.
Camille Victor, 472 Seyburn.
BOYS.
John Shindler, 906 Fifteenth.
Henry Andres, 10 Chestnut.
Joseph Schweitzer, 667 Hastings.
Phillip Finkelstein, GOA Antoine
Morris Wilkaleski, 211 Watson.
Morris Askcowitz, 469 Hastings.
Jacob Holman, 81 Bryant.
Dick NaJarian, 220 Springwells.
Albert Ernswein, 264 Wabash.
william Schroeder, 319 Illinois
Matthew Wiivis, 1895 Jos. Campau.
Leo Walsh. 42S Fifteenth.
John Hoban, Irene.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
GIRL BODY FOUND
UNDER HOUSE
Doctor and Nurse Are Arrested and
Dragnet Is Out for Another
Man

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-Dr.
James Grant and Miss Marie Messer-
schmidt, q nurse under arrest on Bus-
picion of connection with the death of
Eva Swan, 20, the Paso Robes teach
or whose body was found buried un-
der a vacant house here. today refus-
ed TO make any public statement or
throw any light on the case. The po-
lice declare the girl was murdered;
that she was put out of the way to
shield someone else and they are
searching for a ranchman of Paso
Robes who IL said to have been a
close acquaintance OF the girl.
The case In many respects parallels
the famous Crippen case. The girl
vanished suddenly on April 20, short
ly before an unknown youth called
at the boarding house where she stay
ed and left a note for her. The con-
tents of the note Is said to be known
to the police. That the girls leave.
taking was not contemplated, was evil
dent from the fact that none OF her
effects was disturbed.
Even since her disappearance
friends have been searching for hev
but In vain, until Tuesday when Ben.
Gordon, recently employed by DR..
Grant as office assistant. notified the
police that he believed Miss Swan
was dead and that her body had been
buried under the floor Of a house on
Eureka street. A search was made
and late last night the corpse was
found.
The body was wrapped In a sheet
and quantities Of nitric acid had
been poured over II. The board floor
and a portion of the cement floor of
the house had been removed and the
corpse buried deep, the flooring being
replaced. II was evident from the
condition Of the body that II had been
under the ground for several months.
On information furnished by Cor
don the police arrested DR.. Grant and
Miss Messerschmidt. Gordon declared
that William Sacks, his predecessor
In Grants ONCE, had told him that
Miss Swan died on April 20 as the re
suit of an operation and that ne
(Saacks) had helped to bury her. The
police have put out dragnet for
Sraacks. who has not been seen since
Gordon was employed by DR.. Grant.
While the police are sure ttC boil"
Is that OF Eva Swan, they admit they
have not positively identified 1t. They
base their announcement on the stcrv
Of Gordon. who told them that was
the-girlis name and Accurately
described the place where the body
was buried. The searchers found
Gordon's story correct In detail.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24


CLAYTON. Kan. Sept. 24.-Sixteeu
persons lost their lives and thirteen
others suffered injuries In a wreck
yesterday Of a westbound Rock Island
passenger train running to Denver
from Kansas City.
The wreck occurred at o AL, 1000
feet Of which had been washed out by
. cloudburst.
The train, running at full speed,
plunged into the gap. The locomotive
and the mail car went into 20 feet OF
water. The chair car almost tele'
scoped the smoking car ahead OF 1t.
Several passengers In these two cars
were killed almost instantly. Others
were carried into the raging stream
with the wreckage and drowned. II
was many hours before the bodies
were recovered.
Passengers In the Pullman and the
other day coaches were hurled from
their berths or seats by the shock.
Those who were able hurried out into
| the storm and gave what assistance
| they could to the injured. II was i'm
possible for some time to attempt 70
extricate the bodies Of the dead.
Other uninjured passengers hurried
to Clayton. two miles away, and sent
news OF the accident to division head
quarters. Within half an hour. ply
sicians. nurses and a wreck train were
/ hurrying to the scene from Norton,
Colby and Goodiand, Kansas. and Phil
lipsburg, Nebraska. 1t was nearly
night however. before the last body
was recovered from the wreckage In
| the river
Members of the Topeka baseball
team of the Western league were oc-
cupants OF the Pullman, but all
ESCAPED injury.
The train was running on time over
straight track. Evidently the first
| intimation that the engineer had OF
any danger came when he realized
that the forward portion OF the train
was running In water. which had
spread out over the tracks near the
fill. The engineer checked the speed
OF the train. but did not prevent the
locomotive. the baggage car and the
smoking car from going into the deep
pool.
The rear end OF the smoking car re-
NAMED tilted on the earth bank OF
the washout, and the chair car ripped
It's way into the smoking car, smashing
II to pieces, killing or injuring many
passengers. The chair car itself was
considerably damaged, and several
passengers riding in this car were
hurt
To the GOODNESS of Engineer Picken-
paugh Is attributed the saving Of the
lives of the 100 who escaped. II Is
certain that he could have jumped and
saved himself. but he remained at his
pest and did everything possible to
prevent the train running into the
ditch.
The washout was repaired tonight
and traffic resumed.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
WIFE FORGIvEs SPOUSE.
Has Trolley Conductor Arrested on
Charge Of Assault and Battery.

MT. CLEMENS. Mich, Sept. "a
Especial Harvey Wheeler, 81. en-
ployed as q conductor on the RAPID
rail~ay, and residing with his wife at
z3e Euclid-ave. was placed under lr'
rest at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon. on
q complaint filed by Mrs. Wheele,
who charged assault and battery
Wheeler was taken by Chief of Police
Acmke before Justice Nunnelly where
he was assessed the costs.
He was then released and Wheeler
ard ms wife agreed to patch up their
differences. Wheeler was on Ca.
coming from Detroit when taken into
custody.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
TO CUT FREIGHT CHARGES.
Park Department VIII Bring In TraE
Rock BY Boat.

Park Commissioners Hurlbut Is back
from Marquette. where he went to see
what the possibilities are OF having
trap rock for use on parkways and
boulevards shipped to Detroit by boat
With the supply of crushed cobble
from old alleys and city work con
stantly decreasing, the department
has had to look to the trap rock sup
ply, but has been hampered by heavy
freight rates. A reduction Of the rail.
road rate was secured last winter
With the completion Of the Belle Isle
dock, Commissioner Hurlbut expects
to be able to bring the material here
by boat at about one-third Of the rail.
road rate.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
MRS. CHEsBRoUGH SETTLES.
Former Michigan Woman Pays $4,000
For Smuggling Necklace.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Representa-
tives OF Mrs. Mathilda NJ. chesbrough,
wife of +. d. Chesbrough, formerly OF
Bay City. Mich. a steamship owner
and lumber dealer OF Newton. Mass.
paid over $4,000 yesterday to the GUS
toms authorities In settlement OF a
$4,000 fine imposed on her for smugg-
ling. and In redemption OF pearl
necklace seized last year.
The case has been long contested,
but Mrs. Chesbrough was finally con-
vinced that the only way for her To
get the necklace was payment Of the
fine and of the home value OF the goods
seized
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
stork Outstrips Reaper.

|. The weekend report Of the board
Of health shows that there are now
% cases OF diphtheria, AZ Of scarlet
| fever and one of smallpox in the city.
There have been two deaths from
| diphtheria. There were 162 deaths
Iduring the week, OF which sc were
under the age of FIVE years. There
were 210 births, 100 boys and no
girls,
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
Man Found Dead In Barn.

Samuel Kennedy, A years old. No.
244 Fourth-st., was found dead Satur-
day morning in the barn In the rear Of
the saloon at No. 12s Michigan-ave.
Coroner Rothacher ordered the body
10 the county morgue and will have
a postmortem. There Is no suspicion
OF foul play. The went went there to
sleep.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
ANSWER CALL OF WEST.
Three Boys With 20 Cents start Ou,
To Conquer New Fields.

ANN ARPOR, Mich, Sept 24.-(Spe-
cial. Possessed Of 20 cents three Ann
Arbor boys started Wednesday on a
trip west to take up government lands.
They are Howard Turnbull. Roy Nc
Laren and Pete" Gardner.
Turnbull got homesick the first
night and came home, but the others
are on their way west. They are
about is years of age. feet 2. and
wear gray clothes.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-24
ONE VOTE MAY SAVE HIM.
Port Huron Man Can Run for Prose
cutting Attorney.

PORT HURON, Sept. 24-Fredericls
Brown, who was defeated mt the Re.
publican primaries for the nomination
for prosecuting attorney can run after
all II he chooses. having received one
vote on the Prohibition ticket.
Brown may take advantage of the
opportunity and run In opposition to
the Republican and Democratic candi-
dates at the coming fall election.