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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
pHt.SBl TERRAIN.

Tho \ortu Woodward church vii
cct'pratv its second hirthdat. SUNDAY
with a general thanksgiN iuA cpumuf-
Iou service at 1880 o'clock in the tenn.
porary meeting place. tine Thomas Nor
mad Training school building zinc pas.
tui the Rev, sherman l.. Divine rN
rCcts to mark the occasion by r'CciViu-
The G0Otu member very SuccrSStu
We,K Of revival services was CLOSED 'ri-
day evening. with Tia" Rev. j. -. Jeffrey
of ScONrl Memorial iu charge
social services viii be held cNcr5
evening during Passion week iu th'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Saved A Soldiers Life.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable to J.
A stone. of Kemp. Tex. than facing
II from what doctors said was con.
sumption, II contracted stubborn
cold he writes. that developed a
cough. that stuck to me in spite OF all
remedies for years Ny weight ran
down to 1870 pounds. Then | began
10 use DIT Kings New Discovery.
which completely cured me. now
weigh 17S pounds For Coughs. Colds.
La Grippe, Asthma. Hemorrhage
Hoarseness. Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble it's supreme Trial
hottie free. Guaranteed by T. G. Kin.
sci. Central Drug Co, Gray q Worces
ter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
additions.
D. U. R. SETTLES SUIT,
pays $500 in One Action Where II
Would Have Got Verdict.

Two suits against the d. L. K. were
settled in Judge Donovan's court Fr:-
day morning The Judge was about Il
direct a verdict against Gustave Nany'
sickle. when the ucompany's attorney
agreed 10 give the defendant $500 and
nav his attorneys 800
Vanysickie lost an eye through the
explosion OF an oil cup while EN-
uloved I'm the cOmpany's power hous"
AZ the first trial held several months
ago the jury disagreed. In addition III
the cash paid the plaintif will be
sp.ven his old job back.
The other case settled was that oil
Minnie WeisDlum The terms OF Sc
Element we're not given out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Man Found Dead in Bed.

jim" Howe, a tree trimmer 6J
years old, was found dead in bed IA
kings hotel. No. 1874 West Jefferson
ave. Friday morning. Howe had
ruomed at the hotel for about five
months. and is thought To have come
from Canada Coroner Burgess be
lieves that death was due 10 over-in
dulgence in liquor. but will hold post
moItem examination. He is also
making an effort 10 locate howe's relA
ffyag
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Burned hv GASOLINE.

Walter Lusher, tailor. at No 2320
West Jenerson-ave.. was painfully
burned about the hands and face when
nc seized blazing tub OF gasoline
cleaner and carried II out Of his shop
Friday morning. His injuries are noJ
serious. and his bold action prevented
the loss OF his shop.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
W.T.: 4+. UsIcIANs

After an absence OF nearly dozen
years. Nine Theresa CarrenU, the
noted uiauiste. viii be heard in De
troit ri the Garrick tGeater. Sunday
afternoon March -.
Nine. Kirby-lUnn Will give a song
recital in the G0rrick heater Sunday
afternoon az o'clock Nine Eunn's
,oice is a coutralto OF high range and
she sings with facility i'm four Ian
guagCs Her program will present
many different schools OF song writ
crs and rs filed with interest to the
music lover The following Us the
complete program . cessate Ill Piar-
gami. ScaTlattit. Sc tu m ami. per
golesu Ailcz. II faut SAWYER notrc
gloire. Annex -yous dun noble courage
tGluck o wusst ich doch den Weg
zuruc& Nachugall, Das Madchen
Spricht Meme iebc Isl grun.
tBrahmsl; !. "scla}e. u.aluj. Le
heure dams mon occur. ODebussyl {.
Beau Soir. Jeunes dIIcttcs. tWccker.
Inn. The Sea. NacDowol. \ Moon
light night York bowen From NY
Fifth Floor Window Nallinson =
White Rose. Impression. tPercy pitt
Zur ruth. Ueimwch dueo WolN pu
hist der iunge. LEM tGrciel: NaCht-
gan- strauss Die QVeue tGoId
mark. The sale of seats Us now oreu
at the thea'er box Office and at Grin
ncrS
PietrQ Nascagni is writing au opera
~ BE- GATED "Nsobel fpr Miss bessie
Abbott and viii come TO Americ.
with the score and star Tor the initial
production next season The enter
prise Is to DC engineered hy George
& TYLER. uf The firm OF Liehier x ca.
Mr.. TYLER has lust sailed for Europe
and. after 6rst giving his attention
20 a nrmhrr of theatrica cnterpritcs
iu England will go to Milan to con
suit with Na-cHeW about the new
opera Miss Nbbutt also is iu Milan
his season singing A. l.a scala Sge
was a me,uhrr 90 The Netropo
company four wears ago bar Internal
ipalousies on the ra.j OF tho foreign
prima dounas then In high favor 10
the metropolitan. caused thc little
American singer 20 have Jess than a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
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BUSTER GRIZzLY's MISTAKE.

MS. GTizzIy was m groal hurry 10
90 marketing that day. and after scour-
ing the floors she had scrubbed the
faces OF Buster and Tottie, brushed
their heavy brown fur. and told them
to take good care of Baby Grizzly
and rock him 20 sleep She told them
they must not eat the jam in the cup
board And OF all things, she said.
YOU children must not touch the
matcheh. for thev are very DANGEROUS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
Statehood Bill Is Reported.

WASHINGTON, March IA IA
lCrable report IN the senate bill Tor
the admission Of Arizona and New
Mexico To statehood was voted by the
senate committee on territories today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
In the Churches

Gishop William \ QuaYlr, one OF the
most SCHOLARLY and eloquent men n tie
Mrtl Odtst dcnuWihatiou viii hc th"
speaker at tine noonday Lcnttn services
In tNr DctrOi, opera house all nest
week. bCgiunIng Monday noon. Eisuup
quay IT, formerly resided iu chico 80,
but since mis- election 10 the hlshopri
has made ls home in oklahoma city
IT, ls Man mun py descent uithOus h
American uoru. and Is said 90 bc man
iof large spiritual gifts. with the power
60 attract aud 20 hold men,
Nest week will hc the last demon
national week of the union Lont"u
services. the slNth and last week 10 bc
given over 10 The various faiths repre-
scented 10 far. each TO have a day. and
tie speakers 90 be drawn from the
ranks of local clrrgymen The services
commence promptly at T. and close
precisely tt 80 o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
METHODIST.

The Rev Frank : Rowland of the
"ass-avt. church. Will continue ti.
series ul sermons on some things NoU
would Ike 60 know about the world
peNoud. SUNDAY etruiug with w hat
end Whore is licU" VIII Mauy BE
saved Doe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

\ new electrically-heated bath or
lounging robe has woven into the
fabric 600 feet OF specially construct.
ed wire 10 distribute current taken
from a lamp socket without danger OF
shock or fire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

Sqle begins today All wool fancy
weave blue serge suits, made to order
sl215 aud ur
SINGFRS. - Monroe-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
RIILDING PERMITs.

Ilfl W. Iapkt. frame preachers. "
l.iNeruois, bet ilN aud X. n 5000
SiEman Rros. 9-storN brick veneer
Jwellins. : Kirby. bet Hastings amt
Rivard, $500
NJ n Schell history frame dwell
ings. Pollara, bet JOS. Campau
and Dubois. flOOp.
BAXTER x O'Deli, 2-story brick stable,
y. larned. bet Beauhien and - An
tome, owner. u. W Simons. $4,000.
betroit Granite Go, l-story brick
- 400
does Ptarzcyw. 2-story frame dwell
NIX. a. q Pcrlaski bet Jefferson and
iiarbnugh. owner. MIX kurezl nski 8.
TOO
Dave DuyaI. l-story frame dwelline.
Dearborn. bet Woodmere and
Henry Buchlou. I-story frame dwell
ing cor sargent and Moran, own
e. John Ratenherg $500.
Nandewcghe Hldg. Co 2-story frame
dwelling ". PENNSYLVANIA. bet. Goe-
the. aud CharlevoiN. $2,5oo
dwelling. ". Baldwin. bet Waterloo
ana tharleNoiN owner X NJ iiHnter
Amel Vcrvack 2-story frame dwell,
ms. $ Seyhuru. hot CharieNoiN and
John Wcsckowskv. l-storA frame
100
Garbarino. story frame shop. iSt
Moran. owner IT, CORVALLIS. $3.50
W"lch q Young TWO a. story frame
WrllluRs -. Beard bet Regular and
Iort. owner Anton kaier $4,000
Potter Martek .-storN frame dwell B.
i-,g d. : Hancock hnt Collins and Nc
l'oaEall owner. Tony IoscNpski $1,000.
'las Ptocfke y Son. - story frame
ypd Cu3rin owner Robert Dixon. 81
Jo,n Jacket. four s-story f~amc
uHrt.nas one ou n three On T.
Warren. bet. Etlrry aud Mt Elliott
ovn,i Mari Gorenfio. $c.Noe.
"m " smith thre" story brick
.ftt +aff lftlF "a hot
Woodward and second. sio.5oo
New England PIE 60. ,-stuty hrFclt
factory. % e. cor ith aud Beech Sl2.-
VI srere 4-story hli,h warehouse. "a.
h.le. bet 81 Auhia aud p"quindre
~ carter 1s-stGry frame dwell
tful. ooner. Gr'uuei Bros $500
It,.u.hu bittmer two STORY frame
dwellings o. Neinor. bet I.iNernois
r'went, fourth het McGtaw and Met-
ok owner Man iaschefsiti $1,000
Ntm = Barr 2-stnT} brick dwelling
Smith. bet Woodward aud John
Anton Lang. 9-story frame dwelling
g. s. Canton. bet Waterloo aud 'Harle-
Nais owner Gilmore ChaNenrlle,
Pfclncr Hrcwtns co. 2-story FRAME
barn. Warren. ret Tilmau aud Twrn-
q tafrd. owner. Goo. Pcttnger $40.
Rudolph RrucKner. l-story frame
dwelling. - 81 campbell bet Herbert
ana pevcrcanN slteo
DWELLING rot Morrell aud To-
lcio, owner. Herman kraueizer. 5000
f. T. 81 Amour tbt"" story frame
dwellings W = Hart bet JEFFERSON "hd
I<crcueyul $4,000
YIN \ Senold. story, franz dwell
IvnrTcr ana Garfield. $500
W T. philips two = story frame
dwellings o. s. St"ue' bet N""''"''e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

political Office IN small town Ia
Iowa was vacant The Office paid $3.50
a year. and there WAS keen compet-
tion for it The Democratic candidate.
Ezekiel Hicks was shreWd old fei-
low, and neat campaign fund was
turned over to him, says the Argonauf.
TO the astonishment OF all, however.
he was defeated. II can't account for
it," said one of the Democratic lead
ers glOumily with that money, We
should have won How did YOU lay L
out. Ezekiel" We'll. said Ezek a.
slowly pulling his whiskers, yer see,
that office only pays $3.50 a year sal
airy, an | didn't see no sense in payin'
$500 out To get the Office. so | just
bought me little truck farm instead
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12

lob Printing doue right. Times
printing co, - John R.-sL Call Main
i49s. OF City 1889.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-12
JUDGE Donovan TO Lecture.

Judge Donovan Will address the
pupils OF The Central high school
March IS on The golden age OF now. -
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

many times have such adverse" decisions been rendered against Standard Oil, the sugar trust, and other of the most notorious of the great price-fXing corporations.
 On what portion of their anatomies do the trusts receive these "blows''? They seem to hardly notice their punishment. Standard Oil for instance, has been pummeled, and beaten, and dragged around on the floor of nearly every court in the United States. Yet it is still with us, and apparently as healthy and strong as ever Same can be said of the sugar trust. And the beef trust. Not in our time has there been an antitrust decision with real knockout punch.
 An interesting paragraph along this line of thought is contained in the monthly market let ter of the New York stock brokerage firm of Warren W. Erwin X Co.,, as follows: "In this connection it may be said that investors should not take these anti decisions too seriously. About dozen antitrust decisions have been rendered under the Sherman act. In no instance has the outlawed corporation let go of it's monopoly or ceased to do business. In no in stance have prices been reduced or have consum- CTS apparently gained by these decisions. The prices of kerosene oil, beef, tobacco, and sugar have averaged higher since."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

There is little, if any, opposition to the pro- posed bond issue for high school building. Peo- pie living outside of the city are enthusiastic over the matter and well signed petitions will be coming in to County Superintendent Kellner in a few days.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Miami is to be congratulated on its business mems association. The citizens of the new town are certainly progressive and the foundation of a live town is rapidly being laid
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

And now southern California is affording it's winter guests the pleasure of gazing upon shoot ing stars in broad daylight. Sunshine and flow CTS is getting to be an old story, maybe.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

No man is born into tue wOrM q0hose work Is not born With him. There iS at1cdys Work, Aud tools to Work aUithal, for those a0ho a0H; And blessed are the horny hands of tOH.
 -JameS Russell LOWeH.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

MT. Claus Spreckles left will of seventy five pages. Just another evidence of woman $ de- termination to have the last word.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Because woman knows how to handle a switch it does not follow that she would make a railroader," says the El Paso Times Maybe not; but when you come to consider her ability to handle train it considerably strengthens the belief.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

"Too much Bryan has kept the democrats down" says the El Paso Times. Well, then, do your duty and trot out another "hoss"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

"Take your boy to the race track when he is young and he will grow up race track gam bler," philosophizes the Fl Paso Herald A "starter," eh!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

If Globe Miners union really is in earnest, there is a strong probability that Gila county will pass through the ordeal of local option campaign.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24
ANTI TRUST DECISIONS

some court handing down decision that is Ca severe blow" to such and such trust Many
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

That gasoline motor car service can be had and right away-if the proper effort is made. With hourly trains and fifty-cent round trip rate both Globe and Miami would be benefited
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

If the new county jail is to be a "solid mass'' of concrete, as reported, it may prove some thing of chore in the future to "break in.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

How about that bond issue for the construc- ton of sewers!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

"Cold wave hits the city on time," says the El Paso Herald. It should be given full credit for it's adherence to the schedule
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

These aviation meets are becoming so common that even Philadelphia may pull one off some time in the remote future
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

The shirtwaist kid will soon hold the boards.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Have you signed nomination paper yet?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Another new bank for Globe. That speaks well for the prosperity of the district.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Insurgent republican is just another name for democrat
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24
Gentle spring, welcome!

Miami leads the world in building.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Globe real estate will never be any lower in price.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Boost for Globe-the best city of it's size in the world.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-24

Is not born Oith him. There iS ataOdys Work, | And tools to Uork uithaI, for those VhO a0iH; And blessed are the horny hands of toH
 -James Russell LOWeH. Gentle spring. welcome!
 Miami leads the world in building. Have you signed nomination paper yet? The shirtwaist kid will soon hold the boards. Globe real estate will never be any lower in price.
 Boost for Globe-the best city of it's size in the world.
 Insurgent republican is just another name for democrat.
 How about that bond issue for the construc- ton of sewers9
 Another new bank for Globe That speaks well for the prosperity of the district These aviation meets are becoming so common
 
 time in the remote future.
 Mir. Claus Spreckles left a will of seventy five pages. Just another evidence of woman $ de- termination to have the last word.
 'Cold wave hits the city on time" says the El Paso Herald. It should be given full credit for its adherence to the schedule
 "ToO much Bryan has kept the democrats down." says the El Paso Times. We'll, then, do your duty and trot out another "hoss' If the new county jail is to be a "solid mass' of concrete, as reported, it may prove some thing of chore in the future to "break in.' If Globe Miners union really is in earnest, there is strong probability that Gila county will pass through the ordeal of a local option campaign.
 ''Take your boy to the race track when he is young and he will grow up race track gam bler," phiosophizes the Fl Paso Herald A "starter,' ehs
 Miami is to be congratulated on its business mems association. The citizens of the new town oiO OOi loiiy ploSIeSSlNe anu tlle lOulludClOn or live town is rapidly being laid.
 And now southern California is affording it's winter guests the pleasure of gazing upon shoot ing stars in broad daylight. Sunshine and flow CTS IS getting to be an old story, maybe That gasoline motor car service can be had and right away-if the proper effort is made With hourly trains and fifty-cent round trip rate both Globe and Miami would be benefited "Because woman knows how to handle switch it does not follow that she would make railroader," says the E Paso Times Maybe not; but when you come to consider her ability to handle train it considerably strengthens the belief.
 There is little, if any, opposition to the pro- posed bond issue for high school building. Peo- pie living outside of the city are enthusiastic over the matter and well signed petitions will be coming in to County Superintendent Kellner in few days.
 ANTI TRUST DECISIONS Now and then the news dispatches tell us of some court handing down decision that is Ca severe blow' to such and such trust. Many.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
MONTPELIER CITY COUNCIL.
Minor Matters considered-Health Of
fcer Wants Safe and Sane Fourth

Minor Matters considered-Health Of
aeer Wants Safe and Sane Fourth
The Montpelier city council held its
regular meeting last evening and q
larre number of minor matters were
considered. Or. William Lindsay, pnysi-
elan. city health officer and citizen,
asked Tor some action providing for q
safe and sane fouth Of July. and the
matter was referred TO the police com
mittsc A petition asking that =. e.
Rivers Sc granted e druggists license
"a sell liquor was signed by io2 Legal
voters and hearing will be held the
evening 81 April 20 70 take action up
IN Il Most ~ the business men Of the
city and an the practising physicians
were included in the signers Of the pfti.
tion. The zee was set at the usual
price IL s20.
Frank Abalre. employed 81 ne water
department for % years. and at pres.
ant getting Si650 per week. stated that
he wanted Is cents more per day and
would IL willing 10 work harder and
save TIE money the city has been pay
ing to his two assistants, i they would
grant his request Of the g cents IN
crease The matter was referred TO the
water committee to Investigate and re'
port
Several licenses we're granted and BIZ
ordered raid. and if WIS voted to put n
#a crossing on Ridge street a stone
/ chip road IS 10 BE pat N or Mortified
street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
Claims Share Of Lucky Baidwin's Fortune
tune

Basine her claim on the allegation
that she IA 4 legitimate daughter and
riqhtfui heir. Beatrice Anita Baldwin,
l6-year.old Brooklyn girl has heglin
suit in Los Angeles, Cal, for one-thiTd
81 the estate Of the late =. j lucky
Baldwin. the wellknown tifrfman.
Miss Baldwin Il the daughter Of Mrs.
w. B. Turnbull Of Brookline Mass
and at the present time is attending
girls boarding school IN the vicinity
Of New York
Mrs. Turnbull, the mother Of the
claimant. was formerly Miss Lillian A.
Ashley. Lillian Ashley was the daugh.
ter Of William A. Ashley Of Royalton.
Vt. lie was a prominent humber mer-
chant and owned big stock farm.
She alleges that she and Baldwin con-
tracted a common law marriage, which
rs Inning under the California code,
and that the claimant was born Of that
marriage. Fourteen years ago she
brought suit against Baldwin, which
though decided against her, was Of q
sensational nature and eliminated with
the attempt Of her sister to shoot Bald!
win toward the close of the trial This
hastv action. It is claimed, preiudieed
the jury against her
Mrs. Turnbulls present husband. DR.
William r. Turnbull, Is well known
physician ii Rrookline. Mrs Tnrnbull
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
NIsoara's Change.

Any one who WAS familiar with the
appearance Of the Niagara falls before
the present power installations were
built aud opened can settle the ques-
ton as to whether the appearance Of
the falls has been affected by going
to sec for himself Small though the
total amount Of water taken for pew.
er purposes IN proportion TO the total
amount passing over the falls may be-
1t has been sufficient to cause the shall
lower portions Of the overflow at the
edges OF the falls to become entirely
dry. thereby greatly reducing the To-
tai length OF the crest line. -Chicago
News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
Wants ! clear Road.

The increased number Of occasions
recently on which the kaiser has APP
peared in the streets has caused a
large addition to the police force Of
Berlin. On each Of certain days IN
the last few months the kaiser has
made no fewer than eight trips across
the city. and each time the whole dis
lance travelled by the royal automobile
has been policed by large number
OF uniformed and secret service men.
The kaiser has given strict orders that
under no circumstances must COLI
sion between his automobile and an
other vehicle take place. This makes
It incumbent on the police to see that
all traffic is brought to standstili. 50
that the rapidly travelling royal auto
mobile may not be damaged. As the
kaiser always travels at a high speed
through even the most crowded
streets, the difficulties Of the police are
many.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
COMPETENT JUDGES.

neautv Doctors Endorse Herplcide.
women who make business o. beau
tlfying other women come pretty nea
knowing what viii bring about the best
results. Here are letters from two. con-
corning Herpicidc:
II can recommend Newbro's sHerpi-
eide" as II stopped my hair from falling
out: ana. Is q dressing II has no sqper-
Tor.
Hfsirued1 Bertha A TruliiuRcr
"COmplexion Specialist
sqoat Morrison ST., Portland Ore.
nAfier using one bottle OF "Herpicide
nv hair has stopped failing out. and m3
scalp Is entirely free from dandrnn.
"fsirncd3 Grace Dodge
'Deauty Doctor
"ie5 sixth st Portland. ore,
sold 81 leading druggists. Send Joe. ~
tamnr for nomple TO The i3erpleide %.
one Dollar Bottles Guaranteed
K. A. Drown. Special Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-14
BODY RECOVERED.
Joseph Treaty. of Rutland Probably 9
Snieiaa

Joseph Treaty. Of Rutland Probably 9
Suicide.
Rutland. April Il The mystery sur
rounding the disappearance Of Joseph
Treahv. the ls-yeaF-pld night operator
for u.s. New England Telephone and
Telegraph company. u this place who
left his home here few weeks ages
was cleared up Yesterday by the find
ing of the Young mans body n the
Ponltnev river It had not come to
the surface because 81 floating logs and
was discovered bv J G Drriek and Cor
nelius Humphrey, who we're dragging
the river
Treaty. left home On the afternoon
Of March 2B. for 4 short walk and
when lie did not return. It was at
srst thought he had run away but as
no trace Of him could be found i was
finally decided inst ne had taken his
hfe and for the last week searching
parties have been out II Is not known
whether the young man was taken with
one of the dizzy spells to which he
was suhject, Of whether he COM
mitted suicide.
lie is survived BY his mother, Mrs.
Alice Treaty..