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The Washington times., 1910-12-26
Tilted SuitoT Ends Life.
With Knife Girl Gave

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Dec 2s.-HesTt-
broken because his sweetheart had
Tilted him on Christmas eve, William
NJ Nay, twenty-One years old. a full
blood Indian OF Camden. committed
suicide today at Eighteenth and Fed
eral streets, by slaShinE his throat and
stabbing himself with a pearI-handIed
Penknife the gift Of the young woman
to whom he had Seen betrcthed
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
Hickok to Preside.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 26--Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity's delegates. 500 in
number. viii assem- Bile in Atlanta
Wednesday for the twenty second
biennial congress Of the association
Worthy Grand Chief Paul r. Hickok.
CT Washington. viii preside
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
Real Cause

II a detective RECEIVERS goods to the
value OF $4,000 the overjoyed merchant
doesn't dare offer him a catalogue Of
the best selling books. II he steps IN
and saves a fellows life. he can't re-
ceive even a tear OF gratitude in return
TIE real cause OF the ma jOr's order
this morning was a report that some
members Of the detective CORPS had been
visited Friday night by an unidentified
Santa Claus in an automobile. This
gentleman. travelling fncog.. IL was said,
left a package on the doorstep Of the
detectives home and then disappeared.
Finding a turkey and q basket OF good
things, donor unknown. card missing,
the basket in tow. Just as he might any
other piece Of abandoned properly"
In his Jacket" submitted to Major
Sylvester, Inspector Boardman frank
u admitted that he mad received a
turkey which had not cost him thirty
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
LOCAL MENTION.

z5c Try Our Famous StewsI 25c
Phua- Oyster & Chop House, SIS 1Ith NV.
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
FLORIDA BY SEA

DIRECT ROUTE TO
SAVANNAH and JACKSOSTTLLE.
Merchants and Miners TINS ca.
Best route 20 Florida. Cuba and tae South
Fine steamers. ezseilent service. low farss-
Tickets on sale at 2 & Q. r r Oniees-
Send fo- booklet " p TURNER P. 7. II.
BzltimOre. Nd
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
Nothing Overlooked

Fortunately. none OF the detectives,
who are preparing their Eift sheets for
the major this afternoon. has overlooked
this little requirement. but the bitter cup
seems oTeTfowinE when a detective must
take a pad and pencil 70 make an off,
cfal report OF the remembrsuCes he re-
cefved-
''Stickpin from Brother John.
Pound OF mixed nuts-Tnany decay
ed-fro,n gToceryman-
''WooIen socks. duty paid. from an
aunt IN protected New England
Two shirts from my wife
Picture from my little son. Bobbfe-
Half dozen haRdkerchiefs from
daughter
I paid Tor my turkey and bottle Of
Ciaret with uy own money which I
earned in the line Of my sacred duty
Those are extracts from some OF the
reports which may reach the majors s
desk II IS permissible for the de-
tective 20 exchange gifts with the mem
bers OF his family, Including even a
mother-in-laws but the list must show
no gift that caC1e from a business house
or person who Is not close friend or
relative
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
8 Jacket" Order of Major
Sylvester Brings Sorrow
TO Ranks.
MYSTERIOUS SANTA
CAUSE OF IT ALL
Police Head Hears of His Flying
Visit and Asks for
ReDo

BE that hath not, 1t shall not be given
unto him-if he is a District detective.
That IS a favorite paraphrase about
Detective Headquarters In the Municipal
Building today. Gee, but it's tough 10
be detective, especially around Christ
mas time
II is not for the detective TO partaks
OF the wine that is sent BY a friend I:
II is not his happy lot TO eat turkey
and cranberry sauce, unless he shall
hsse paid for the SINE. he can't even
accept Of a banGh Of forget-me-nots
unless the Commt ssioners Of the Dis
trict issue a special dIspensation-
That is official. Major Sylvester said
50 today The ma. or hadn't rummased
among the papers OF his desk more than
g couple OF minutes this morning before
he heard that some detective had re-
ceived something without paying for il
himself
Calls Inspector
"Dtng-a-ling." went the telephone IN
the Ofice or Inspector BOardman. The
conversation went something like this.
Tis the major talking. What is
TO I hear2 Is IT true that Detective
Hopeful was pres snted with { turkey
yesterday? Where are our revered reg
ulations2"
Slight coughing spell on the part Of
Inspector BOardman-
1T may be true. major. but am sure
my noble officer didn't mean to accept
IL The boys know the regulations BY
heart, and I had them TeCite your man
dates from memory at roll call only a
few nights ago"
1t may be well" suggested the ma
JOr. but you win have each man re-
port to me the Christmas presents he
has rec eived, together with the name OF
the donor and the intrinsic and senti-
mental value thereof II is the law"
And that accounts for the woebegone
faces and the gloom that one may see
and reel about detective headquarters
this Joyous Euletide- It's a violation OF
the manual OF police regulations for any
member OF the force 70 accept a gift AT
any time.
The Washington times., 1910-12-26
STEAMSHIPS

NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CD
Modern steel Palace Steamers.
Old Point COnlf0rt-NOrfOlk
And Ali Points South
Leave Washington Daily 8s45 =. n.
City Ticket Offices Bond BuiidinEs
New York Ave. and 18th St
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
@aS Sbr ermtem f0mmt.

mub in unEnr Ma9bmMdatpm gWpn- go 8Mi1a ubn rmm @dr& Ut @Me 9tr &nnFen
1H &t mb M rmMn @mMk gbakm NMg gut SIR Bmn@ 10 armngmlb B Cure carmen BON rpans
w. 6men Mnnm mnbm mm SHr Gsm t
mas mr. a H4M5%mma a @Mp @egMSSw S @nbS M % BET &s%mamss@ tMI m %n&5m u M% %@
umb mn Mn IhUugL GemDnfm R bnerhn et 6abn pmbaNgs nermnNdA 26 mGpn Sabre
bam mbl mn r nT nuns fault
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

8artoffelpflau5den iidtbar iino, ion-
berln beginne, lobalo sic l1nfrautpflan-
gen eri6einen. 9ieies lit ser geeig-
netite 8eitpunft our @ertilgung oes
ltnfrauts. Sin0 nab Sem @ggen
nod groBe 5doQen borban0en, mas
auf binoigem 8o0en offers ser 6au
lit, 10 fann man 6ieielben 6ur6 Min-
gelmal5en %5erfleinern, obne befiird-
ten gu miilien, 0aB ser 8oben So
ourd SIT felt miro. Mit Ser eriten
@ode begi1me man, iobalo Sic &ar-
toffelreiben oel1tli6 iibtbar fins inns
Ser 9ooen nibt 81 mob lit. 3eigt iid)
oarna6 nod llnfra1t oOer lit Ser 8o>
sen %perfu,itet, 10 laile mon sic 5tpei.
tie @ade fplgen. Mls &egel gilt, Damn
nidt mebr 51 bafen, >penn babel Sic
8lGtter perlebt peroen f0innten, meil
bier0mrb Sic Hflan5e inn @abstblmt
&c tort miir0e. Nas Suden fann nit
ser @ano= ooer nit ser 8feroebade
porgenontmen meroen. gritere5 lit
lprgf1ltiger, lekteres biuiger.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
&enn5eidjen cines gttes Mnt6nbncs

Gin gemiiienbafter @iibner5ii6ter
11imant allidbrlib cine Muiterltng 0es
Sci liigelbofes Dor. Ser elben perfal-
len ale Sic Sbiere, Sic Sen Mnfor0e=
rlll1gen an Elm glttes Nl1bbubn ni6t
entlpreden. @oran erfennt man nun
ober ein ioldes &u6n? 8ei elmer
gr0Bereu @iibner5o6l 0iirfte cine 10
genaue 9eobadtung i6es ein5elne11
Sbieres, 0aB mon iiber feline 2ei=
itungsfdbigfeit nit Si6erbeit orient
tirt wdre> nidt gut m0gli6 ieir1. ga
lit es Damn gut, Bob mir audi obne
oiele 8eobadtrng imitan0e iin0> Sic
fleiBigen gierleger bon SEN mi110er=
lpertbigen Gbieren 51 unteri6ei0en,
uno oa5u iouen folgen0e 3eilen cine
fleine Mnleitl,ng geben. Gin Subn
bort auf, ein gutes M1bbubn 81 iein,
men,1 es bos glitter BON bier Sabret
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
County Option ein Deino
Der @eli8ionSfreibett.

Dieienigen oie in County Option
nun oaS ser 2an6bepolferl1ng 5uiteben-
oe @e6t ertennen mit3ubeltimnen Oh
lit Sta0ten un6 Srten innerbaIb if
res @ountps geiitige @etrqnfe ber-
fartft mer0en iollen o6er nidt perfauft
meroen oiirfen; sic nidt mie mir in
County Option einen bon finiterm So
natiSmus uno 5rem0enbaB eingegebe-
men, raffinirtet Blan erbliden freie
8iirger ibrer peri0nliden Greibeit, ia
ibrer &eligionsfreibeit gu b%era1ben,
moge Sic maditebenoe 8eribtl111g eli
mes @orfommnilles int County Sal
! boun, I'M Stoate Mihigan als err
leudtenoe grfemtniB fomn1er. 0os
County Calhoun lit III Jolge elmer
Mbitimmung iiber County Option tro-
den un6 innerbalb ieiner @ren5en
0iirfen alfobolilhe @etr6rfe meoer
6ergeiteQt nod perfauft peroen. Cine
altsna6me &lauiel 6es @eiebeS be-
ltimmt n1r, 0aB Mpotbefen auf eine
ar5tlide goridrift fin ipiritu0ie Sc
tral1fe fir me0i5inil6e 3pede perab=
reihen oiirfen un0 oaB @ein fir ia
framertale 3mede nidt lmter sic 8e<
ltimmurlg ubes @ultens" bon lol6en
Spirituoien faut.
Scum bel1otbigte ser Nreoiger elmer
0euti6en proteitantii6en @emeinoe 5u
2Raridau, 0em Gountpltt, @ein CUR
8enubung bel Ser 6eier 0es Mbeno=
mabls neil CT aber iolGen 8ein int
County nidt faufen fonnte, Bat CT
einen Mr5t, ibn cine Mnor0uung gu
geben, oamit er sen Wein bon ser
Npotbefe befolnmen fonne. 9lber ser
County Mnmalt, 6eilen @uta9tl11g
eingebolt muroe> entl9ie0, 6aB Scr
Mr5t ourh Miafabru11g ser 8itte oes
Nreoigers 0as County option @eiet
perlebte 1no iid %itrafbar madte.
9esglei6en mabte ii9 au9 Ser
Bre0iger elmer @eiebesberlebung idul=
Big, menl1 er BEL ser Jeier oes Mbeno=
mabls Sen &o1nm1nifanten Sen &elb
nit 8eirt reide. @ier0urb 1tellte itd
ser Ereoiger auf sic gleide 5tufe nit
gemeinen ubootleggers." Sour unge-
gobrenen Sraubenlaft, Ser niht unter
6as County option @eieb faue, ourf=
tie bei 6ieier fir6li6en &an0ll1ng BE-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

iiberidritten bat, neil Damn feline
2eiitungsfabigfeit i'm gierlegen Be-
6euteno nahldBt. SIT 0as Sitter ser
|G6iere nidt ourd 5l,Bringe fenntlid
gemadt, 10 m,B mon auf sic Mlters.
fenn5eiden adten. Dieie fins falti-
ses, run5eliges, miBfarbiges @eiid)t,
ba1fig iibermaBig groB, niht mebr
idone rotbe O%brlappen, grobe uno
barte 5duppen ltno lange un0 ipibe
5poren an sen @einen. Cute Nl,b=
biibner oiirfen bieie Merfnpale niGt
boben. 0ie 6iBe ieien gelll1o, obne
@elllen, @elbmiilite o0er Shorfbil=
hung; 0enm mir geiun0e SiiBe befa-
bigen oaS 9bier 81 fraftigem S6ar=
rem, l1n0 oas muB Elm gl,tes Ml1bbubn
f0nnen, neil es ii6 ia eine1 Sbeil Iei=
ner Nabrung ielbit iuden ion. Sc
gr0ber 0ieier lift, I'M 10 gr0Ber lit fem
Ml1tel1. &anm unb &ebu(appen mill
len mdbreno ser 2ege3eit frdftig rotb
Gus ieben. 8ei Glteren ur10 fr0nfli6en
Sbieren, i%iber6olpt bel fa11len 2ege=
bennen fins iie meiit blaB un0 fail.
Die Sbrenideiben ieieu lie nab ser
Halle rein meiB ooer fraftig rotb.
|6able, matte o0er %nuBfarbige 5dei=
ben fenn5eihnen Sbiere, Sic Ser M1t<
iterltng b%erfallen. Mld Ser S6na=
bel muB iid in gutem 3uitan0e befin=
sen. SIT er perfummert, perbogen,
on Ser Spite 5eriplittert ooer lonit=
mie miBgeitaltet, 10 beieitigen mir iei=
men 8eiiber; 6enn leidte Nabrungs=
aufmbme lit fir Sic 2eiitungsfdbig=
felt zines @l1bnes notbmenow. Gno=
li6 a6ten mir ouf 0as @efieoer. Sci
guten Ml1bbiibnern lit es glatt un0
reinli6. SIT es itruppig ooer gar ant
@intertbeil beidm1bt, 10 BADEN mir
elm oltes ooer frGnfli6es @ubn Dor
inns. @er 10 itets Sic belten &iib1er
unter ieiner @iibneridaar al1Smablt,
treibt 3ubtpabl, inns Sic lit GIT elmer
erf olgreiden 3ltdt unerlablid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

madt baden, oaB trob gutter Ding.
ing Gelofrii6te iid nibt 10 entmi.
delt baben, mie es fem iollte, iobalo
Sic ionlt iibli6e Misunderstanding 3u
miiniden iibrig lieB. IS miiiien ii@
alio Notwithstanding un6 Diingung
gegenieitig ergan3en. gines eriebt
aber ni6t oas al1bere.
Mit Sem &aden lit cine 9ooenbe-
arbeitung b%eabiidtigt. Se6e 8ooen-
beurbeitlng mill 5una6it sen 8o6en
lodern, oamit Suit, @arme un0 @ai-
ier 9eb0rig einoringen f0nnen, 6amit
ser 8ooen ais por0ier &0rper mebr
@aie aus Ser Suit anfne6men fann,
oalnit er oie iiberl6iiiiige Seudtigfeit
ldneller per0unltet l1nO en0lid, 0a=
NIT Sic Eflan5enmur3el1 leidter nn6
tiefer einOringen f0nnen. 9ur6 So
den miro ser @oben friimelig u1b
blei6t Sen Sonrn1er iiber often; oas
@aiier, Sic 2uft boben ungebinoert
3ntritt. 9a0urb lperoen audi Sic or
ganilben Stoffe l1n0 ser Oiinger
leidter llngeiebt, 5. f. in Stoffe Der
monoelt, Sic BON Sen Hfla15lpl,r5eln
oufge1ommcn mcrocn f0ijnnen. 9urb
&ofen miro olld5 sic @iloung Ser
@llr5eln begiinitigt. Mebr @llr5eln
aara1tieren permebrte Mabrungsauf=
uabme inns Sic les mieoerum1 pernrlodt
pern1ebrtes Ma6st6um. @ir ieben al
10, mie mabr oas olte @prt / It:
u8lattpflon5en mollen groB gebadt
iein."
Sic Nuffnllung, 0aB Elm pielbcur-
eeiteter 8o0erl, alio Elm loderer So
ben, bel GROCER 9iirre leid)ter outs
trodnet mie ein meniger bearbeiteter,
lit falib. Wan fonn genau oos @e=
gentbcil bepeilen. Ser lpfere 8o0en
ninlmt Sic 5eudtigfeit leibter auf l,1o
holt iie better mie Elm felter @ooen.
Sic S6erfldde trodnet 5mor eber ab,
mas je0oh nur cine Undergraduate
&oue ipielt. &auptla6e lit es, 6aB
oas 8oocnpaiier bleibt, oaB oieies
nidt per6unitet. Die Geroun1tl1ng
bes @o6enmaliers miro beion6ers ourh
Sic 9oderung gebemmt, neil ourh bos
@adcn sic &opiQaritat 6es 8oocnS
unterbroden lpir6. Gin felter 8ooen
bingegen perfruitet 1ei6ter, es Bill
SEN iid Spaltoffnungen, Miiie in oea1-
lcl6en, Sic our gerol1ni tung uno Ml1s=
trodnung III Sen tieferen S9i9ten
fibre11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
@amS umo Sol.
@ei5en nad 8ei5en.

@eraoe Bel @ei5en lit sic ridtige
@oDl oes 5tonoortes III ser 6ru6t.
tolge fir oas @eociben bon %beionoerer
8idtigfeit. Wenn mon b%ebanptet,
cob Ser @ei5en nit iid ielbit ourd=
Gus mpertraelih lei, lno man oes.
bolb b0dltens in oem itarflten 8o0eu
einnal @ei5en a1f 8ei5en folgen lal=
fen oiirfe, 10 gilt oies, lpen11 aler.
oings olld III einem etmas gerin9ereu
@rooe, ebe,foQs al,d fir 5ommer-
mei3en. @enn man trokoem in bic
len @egenoeu Somnermei5eu uui
8intermei5en iolgen labt, 10 lit bier
BET iebr iorglom a1f Sic 8ei daffen=
belt oes @ooells, Be olroers aub alli
Meinbeit, &raft uuo Miirbe oeslelber
51 od)ten lruo mobl 5l1 b%eriidlidtigen,
ooB Sonuenl6eil1 inter allen Cont
merbolmfriid)ten Sic meilte @ooeu=
frat %perlnngt.
9tur bel gleih5eitiger ltarfer Mn=
m%enoung %geeIgneteL raldlpirfe1oen
3iingers ourf man i'm III 0ieier SOL
&c bal,en, obne befiirdten ST miilien,
oaB Nusiblage eintrete1. ltn0 oo
Sommertpei5en 5llgleih einen lebr
gut 5%ltbereiteten 8oOen perlangt> muB
Sic 9eltellung cine be ouoers iprgfal=
tige iein. &idtiger oiirfte eS aller=
oiugs ieir1, oltf @intermei5en @erlte
folgen 81 lalleu, 81 oiele III betreff
Ser Gorfrubt ni6t iebr elnpfinolid
lit, lie geoeibt pielmebr, meln1 Ser
8o0en MIR fraftpou, rein un0 loder
it, falt nod ie0er 6rl1dt. Gin ourd=
aus reilrer Stonbort lit aber erite @e=
%0ingung ibreS @eoeibens, bn tie gege11
@l1r3el= uno Gamem1ltfrdl1ter glei6
enpfinolid lit. lluo miu man Ger
ite nidt mableu, 10 bleibt ia altd ltets
nod ser @aier iibrig; iel6lt 0a, 400 sic
@erlte na6 @interfrlldt lnidt gut ge=
rutb, lit Ser Safer liber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21

Sic err olgreidite Me0i3in ser 8elt
fir 5dmer5 i'm gingemei0e lit @bam-
berlains Collie, @bolera= un6 Diarr,
boe=@eilmittel. @s fat mebr Shmer3
un0 2eio ge1tiut 11no mebr 2eben &C.
rettet olS irgeno cine anoere Meoi5in
int @ebraud). ltnl6Gkbar fir &iltoer
un0 @rpablene. 8erfauft bon Scr
Mplitpr Orng 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
Hile9e Scr &artuifcln.

Gie critic Yflege Ser &artoffeln be=
itebt IN Sem l%ebereggen. Man mablt
oo5u on1 5pedm0Bigiten Sic leibte,
odttbeilige &artoffelegge, morte aber
nit SEM gggel1 ni6t 10 lange, bis Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-21
@o1n Saden Der Telofradjte.

Sic beute nod pielfa6 l~on6l6ufige
Mnidauung, 0aB CUR gr5ielang bon
&obitertrdgen na1r cine ia6gen1aBe
rei6lid}e. Diingung geniige, lift eine
irrige, Ser idon oft mi0eripro6en
moroen lit. @er 6e11feno un0 genau
beoba6ten0 2an6mirtbi6aft treibt,
mir0 ni6t lelten sic SeItlte1ung ge<
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
SOLVE IDENTITY
OF SHOPL|FTER
Police Say Mrs. Mary Morris" Is
Wife of c. B. Meekan, Former
Detroiter, and Notorious Crook.

Mrs. Mary Morris" the handsome
ly dressed and bejeweled woman ar
rested on a charge or shoplifting IN
Crowley. Miner & Co.'S store, and
whose identity was a mystery to the
local police, has been identified as the
wife of c. B. Meehan. a former De-
troiter, now known as one OF the most
notorious pickrockets OF Chicago.
Mrs. Norris" who gave her ad-
dress as Chicago, carried picture of
Meehan, with his initials. Detective
Tom Lally identified the picture.
Meehan left Detroit suddenly, two
years ago, after putting a bullet
through the leg OF his father, who
then operated a saloon at Fort and
Dubois-sts. A warrant charging Mrs.
Morris" with larceny was sworn out,
Saturday.
Mary Morse and Elsie Werner, both
living at No. 347 Woodward-ave., were
each fined $15, with the option OF serv-
ing 80 days, when Justice Jeffries
found them guilty of stealing FROM
Newcomb-Endicott Co., Jan. 1.
The women stole a quantity OF lin
gerie from that store, and also had a
fur scarf taken from Edwin 8.
Georges store. and some silk waists
II ON Siegel's.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
B0SSE CLAIMS INNOCENCE
AND COURT LETS HIM 90
Man Accused Of Attacking Little Girl
Makes Explanation That Salts
fies Justice Jeffries.

A man who gave his name as Louis
Bosse was pursued several blocks
near the Gillies school, Junction-ave.
and Lafayette-blvd., at s o'clock Fri
day night by a dozen or more enraged
men who had been attracted TO the
scene by the screams for help Of
Myrtle Norwood. aged Is, OF No. 465
Dragoon-ave.
a The girl said the man intercepted
her OH the sidewalk and tried to drag
her into the school yard. and that
when she screamed for help he ran
away as fast as he could.
The crowd OF men held Bosse until
Patrolman Creedon. of the Scotten-ave.
station, arrived and placed him under
arrest.
After a private hearing in Justice
Jeffries' Office, Saturday morning,
Bosse was discharged, the judge re-
fusing to take a complaint against
him. Bosse declared that the whole
affair was due TO unfortunate circum-
stances. He had never been in trouble
and is married man with a family.
Bose is troubled with a cough and
his coughing frightened the little Nor
wood girl, who screamed. Bosse says
he thought that she was a little boy
in some sort of trouble. When he
sought TO be Of assistance. other per.
sons believed he was pursuing the lit
tie girl and mobbed him.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
"HE WAS HITTING PIPE"
Negroes Explains Presence Of Whit,
Man in Room.

Negroes Explains Presence Of White
Man In Room.
Sadie Paul, a Negress who has been
arrested numerous times as a drunk
or disorderly, was I'm again, Satur.
Gay.
She told Justice Stein that she had
had only one drink. taken with Pa
trolman Pat O'Grady's permission. -
Pat acknowledged that he had let her
take a drink before getting into tho
wagon He said, though. that she al
ready had about a quart of whisky in
storage
O'Grady also testified that a young
white man was In Sadie's apartments
at No. 100 Champlain-st.
Somebody sent him in to hit the
pipe" said Sadie.
Jaw, the hop pipe the dope, the
opium pill" she said, disgustedly when
the Judge cast questioning look at
her.
And do they hit the pipe in that
place. asked the judge.
"Surel" said Sadie.
mo place Tor you. Sadie" remarked
Judge Stein. Thirty days at the
workhouse."
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
Death FROM SHOCK
MAY Be DEFENSE
Attorney Lodges Examination Of
Jurors in Fritch Case Indicates
This as Possibility.

Developments, Saturday. in the ex-
animation of the jury TO try DR..
George A. Fritch. on the charge OF
causing the death of Mabel Millman,
indicated a possibility that Fritch's de-
Tense may be along the line that the
girl died in his office from shock or
anesthetlc, and Attorney +. r. Lodges
questioning OF the jury indicated a
possibility that the defense will ad-
NIT cutting up the body.
The prosecution has charged DR..
Fritch with performing a criminal OPP
Grafton, thereby causing the girls
death.
Attorney Lodge laid much stress on
the question as to whether the mutila-
ton OF the body would have any erect
on the jurors.
Prosecutor Van Zile and Attorney
Lodge got into an alteration over the
pressure on this question.
Lodge explained that he was guard
ing against any tendency on the part
OF the Jurors TO be carried away from
the actual charge In the case-that a
criminal operation was performed-on
account Of feeling over the fact that
the body was mutilated.
Prosecutor Van Zile. at one time,
Saturday morning, expressed himself
as satisfied with the jury After that
Attorney Lodge peremptorily chal.
lenged William O'Hara, and Frank
Grewe was excused.
Half OF the January panel has been
exhausted. The other half is occu-
pied in Judge Connolly's court room.
The thirty special talesmen have
also been exhausted. The other half
Of the January panel is being exam
ined Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
link THINKS COAL
CO. HAS GRABBED
CITY PROPERTY
Wger Concerns Sheds Built on Land
Belonging To Department Of Pub
lie WOrks-No Record of
, Transfer Can Be Found.
Aldermen Will Put Resolution
Through Council Instructing Con-
trOner To Institute Investigation.

Aid. Herman F. link will introduce a
resolution In the common council Tues
day night calling upon Controller Dore-
mus to investigate che disposition OF
the property on Twentieth-st. formerly
used for a police station and later
transferred TO the department OF public
works.
Books In the assessors Office show
that two lots, comprising 80 feet OF
frontage, are exempted from taxes as
being the property OF the department
OF public works. AS a matter of fact.
the sidetrack OF the department occu.
pies only 40 feet of this space. and tho
remainder Is used by the sheds OF the
Viger Coal & Wood Co.
The old police department barn still
stands on this property. and has been
used for the Viger teams for years.
i want to find out how this prop
erty ever got out OF the possession OF
the city," says Aid. link IL cannot
find any record of the department of
public works ever selling or renting
this property. The land and buildings
are worth $4,000 in my opinion, and II
N"Ny bNANA6 W ShO wy ~ 10 AlhC Nlitil
we get something fol them"
Il know nothing about the matter
except that had an idea that the poor
commission was using that space"
stated Secretary Murphy, OF the de-
partment OF public works. IF that ls
not the case, then we want this land
for an extension OF the city asphalt
plant"
The lot has apparently escaped no.
tice Of the city officials for some years
Up TO a short time ago the front par@
Of the lot was vacant. while the old
brick barn formerly used In conDec-
ton with the police station was used
for the teams OF the coal company,
which has the adjoining property TO
the north. The new coal sheds have
just been built this year.
There is no record OF the property
having been transferred from the city,
which has been the owner since 1885.
There was no one in the Viger com
pany's Office who knew anything about
the matter when The Times sought an
explanation.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-07
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received in the public library Am
brose Bierce-"Write IL Right;
blacklist OF literary faults. Andrew 9:
Bradley-"Oxford Lectures on Poetry.
Josef drummer Tracks and Tracking;
book OF woodcraft Douglas Dewar
The Making OF Species" Ernest v.
E,ohfff-"Siait- Lake G4tyy-Past and
Present" I.orentz A. Groth-"Weld-
ing and Cutting Metals BY Aid OF
Gases or Electricity" Henry Jones
"Ideallsm As a Practical Creed" Vic
tor Observation-Disclosures OF the Air"
modern aeronautics. Charles A. La
chaussee-"How TO Enter the Postal
Service" Katherine NJ Lester-"Clay
Work." a handbook FOR teachers. Os-
car H. Lipps-"The Nava1os." Anne
Macdonell-"In the Abruzzi" Daniel
G. MasOn-"The Orchestral fnstru-
ments and What They Do" Wilhelm
Meyer Foster-"old Heidyberg;" a
play I'm FIVE acts. WilliaSe V. Moody
The Great Divide" a play. Friedrich
Paulsen--"German Education, Past and
Present" Thomas A. Richard
Through the Yukon and Alaska"
James T.. Rogers-"The American
Newspaper" John -. Whidden-"Ocean
Life in the Old Sailing Ship Days"