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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
BREITMEYER WILL MEET
BUILDING COMMISSION
Hunter Fire. Due To Defective Elee'
trio Wiring, Strs Mayor
To Action.

Mayor Breitmeyer has requested the
members of the building commission
&c meet with him Saturday morning to
discuss their plans for building inspec-
tion during the next year. Chief IN
spector Dalton r. Wells was called IN
by the mayor, Wednesday morning.
for q long talk.
The statements made that the Hun
ter & Hunter fire originated in defec-
tive electrical wiring, taken with other
reports OF the same kind, have caused
the mayor to think that ii Is about
time 10 look into the matter OF build
ing and electrical inspection to see
whether there is anything wrong with
the present system.
Il understand that the building de-
rartment looks into all matters of elec.
trical wiring connected with construc-
ton. and the public lighting depart.
ment has TO do with all contract wiz
ing" said the mayor
When fires can occur from defec-
tive wiring, there is something wrong
somewhere. | want to find out where
IL is II an electrical inspector Is
needed In the building department. ler
us know IL and provide one. II build
ing inspection is not going TO &C
complish its purpose Of protecting the
pFeperty-ewHeF- and the public, then
we might as well do away with II and
save the money"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Helen w Stewart. a. years, No. 54j
Vermont; fbroid tumor
Lydia l.. Rolph. 81 years. No. 377
Toledo senility.
Giuseppe Macchi, 20 years, No. 2l5
Alger; gastric ulcer
I.iloiza Wise, 10 years, No. 342 An
tome. apopleXy.
Ryley A. Brown. Ga years, No go
Cass; hemiplegia.
Harvey Webster. 81 years. No. 1000
Brush; septicemia.
-Efizabeth f. Neyes. SO years, Grace
hospital. gangrene.
Frederick Janks, AZ years, No. SOL
Ferdinand inquest pending.
Mildred NJ, Cousino, 2 months. No
40 Herkimer; whooping cough.
Grace A. Hendricks. 10 months No
1859 John r.; marasmus
Alice S Best % years. foot OF
Woodward accidental drowning.
Charles Wohlfeil 80 years, Kansas
City Mo-: consumption
I.anson a. Brown, years. No. 456
Lawndale; pneumonia.
Fannie Murdoch, 81 years, 256 Hol.
comb cancer
Elizabeth Wright. GO years. 965 Sew
enteenth heart disease.
Laura Mitts, 6 years, No. 247 Cham
berlain; pertussis
Joachim Miller, ~ years. No. az
south. carcinoma.
Ida Shapland. 80 years. tuberculosis
hospital; tuberculosis.
Matte LANCER. % years. Harper
hospital: acute suppression.
Constantia Plagens, AZ years. No
l49 Loyett: tuberculosis
Bertha De Spelder, % years, Library
Park hotel; chloroform poisoning. SUIT
eide.
Harry Bradley. 3s years. No. 129
I Clinton; tuberculosis
Florence johnson, SO years. Ham
tramck, Mich. cerebral abscess
Hannah NJ, Lumley, % years No BIZ
! Hubbard, heart disease
Lucy Flora. 10 years. Harper hos
rital; nutritis.
Ellen Ford, 81 years. No 3la
Myrtle; Bright's disease.
Frank Brown. 20 years. No 42g
/ FOREST west pneumonia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
john tttten Dead.

John Hillen, aged II, for a number
of years a prominent real estate and
insurance man in Detroit, died, Tues
day I'm the home of his son, John J.
Hillen, No. 2l6 Sixth-st.. from stroke
Of paralysis, sustained a week ago.
Mr. Hillen came to Detroit from
Canada. 81 wears ago Besides the
son he leaves a daughter, whose hon,c
is in New Orleans The funeral win
re held from the residence. Thursday
afternoon. and interment will be IN
WOOdiaWn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Kohrl, 90. Plymouth; Edith
Robinson, %. same.
John H. Moore, 90, Detroit; Mary l.
Peters. 90. Ypsilanti.
Ray Findlay, u Clifford Myrtle Nj
Miller, rs, Detroit
Charles Premar, 40; Louise
Schwanebeck, 80
William NJ Brown. 80; Ora B. Bel
cher, "a
Clifford Myers. %, Richmond, Ind.
Nettie Navarro, %, Detroit.
William Hoffmeyer, %; Anna
Strunk, 10
Stanley Dyka, 25; Bridgia Goyiw,
ska, "a
Forest Smith, %, Plymouth; Wini
fred Depew. %. same.
Frank Yettke, 81 Anna Bark, 10.
Steve Barylowski. "a; Martha Nip
Ike, %
Fred l.. Pfeiffer. SO. Marion, Ind. !;
Jennie Porter, 40, same.
George II. Green, 2S; Leonora
Goode, rs.
John Basman. "a: Anna Rumpa. %.
Robert Il. Fischer. 2l, Detroit;
Frances f. Dubay. %. Connors Creek.
George A. Pfaur, q. Cleveland. o.;
Irene +. Slask, 20. same.
Aroaais Mersisan, 81; Mary Asda-
rian, 22
John j. Fitzgerald. Jr., %; Irene Y.
O'Connor, %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
DETROIT GELAT|ME
CD. IS ORGANIZED
Concern Is Capitalized at $4,000.
All at Which Has Been Paid m
Other Business Changes.

The Detroit Gelatine Co, concern
capitalized at $50. 900, all of which has
been paid in cash, filed articles Of as
ISOLATION. "Wednesday. rhe company
is authorized to manufacture, buy and
sell all products made In whole or in
part from animal matter. The share
holders are William r. Harden, De-
troit, John H. Winterbotham Chica.
CO. William H. Matthews, Chicago.
ana f J. Hatcher, Columbus. Ohio
Notice OF an increase OF capital and
Of change in name was filed, Wed
nesday. by the Reinke * Shirray Man
ufacturing Co. Hereafter the con.
Germ will be known as the Kales, Has
KEEL Co The capital has been in
creased from $4,000 TO $4,000 and
most OF the additional amount has
been subscribed. The shareholders
are William II. Kales, James T..
Whitehead, Fred Haskell and John
Beck.
The Marten Lumber Co. haS filed
notice of reorganization and inco--
poration The capital is placed at
100000, OF which $4,000 mas been sub
scribed. and s., 500 paid in cash The
balance is represented by property
and machinery at No. APO Twenty
fourth-st. The shareholders are Sa
bastien and John J. Martem and A.
J.. Mclean
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
Ryerson Now An episcopaIian.

The Rev Joseph Ryerson has been
confirmed in the Episcopal church. &C
corGing TO a statement issued from
the business Office of Bishop Williams
In the Campau building Mr. Ryer
son was formerly Methodist min
lister, pastor OF the Gratiot-ave NJ. f.
church. but left the denomination foi
lowing trouble i'm his church Recent
ly he has been pastor OF the People
church which disclaims any denomin
ational affiliation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
Double Quartet To Slna.

The Detroit Double quartet of male
voices, which gave concert with
much success Monday evening In Tur-
ner hall. will appear Wednesday even
ing at the dinner rendered city officials
by Mayor Breitmeyer. in the Belle Isle
casino The quartet is composed OF
William Ullman. Fred Velton. Charles
Dovenseip and Anthony Dierkes. ten
ors Emil Volkes. Herman Walters
and Martin Dettling. bassos. with An.
thony Dierkes as director
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
moviro Picture Injunction Dissolved

The Injunction by, which the Ma.
tioual Naudette Film Co. sought to
restrain ;he Michigan Film Co from
showing pictures OF Roosevelt in
Africa. was dissolved by Judge Dono-
van. Wednesday morning. on petition
of the defendants II was stated that
they had not been served with notice
that the injunction was 10 be applied
for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21

And In acEnEdAnce- Mllh-lnM- anu ~
order OF the Board OF Directors made
on the @tth day OF sept. 1903. ana a
subsequent order there OF IN ade or the
22d day OF Dee 1909 so many shares
OF each parcel OF stock "a may be ne
crssary. viii Lc sold. 1T tn" company :
office. 7l2 Humboldt say lngs BANK
bldg san Francisco. California. on
Saturday the 30th day OF April 1910
at 80 y n. OF such day, TO pay deiin :
quent assessment thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses
OF the sale
n NJ McGOUGH. Secretary.
Ofice--Room 7l2 of the building
44AH4l-sl+.lt- SaNlngS- hank
bldg. 7S5 MaTkrt-st san Francisco.
California
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
WHEEI. A. NEHIcLE

Location OF principa! place OF bust
ness. In California. room ~ Humboldt
Savings Bank bldg 7Sj Markct-st san
Francisco Cat Location OF factory aud
works. Detroit Mich
NOTlCE--There are delihqueut upon
the following described stock. on lc-
count OF assessment levied on the 2ith
day OF sept. 1909. tho several amount :
set opposite the names or the respect
I've Shareholders. as follows.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
DIED.


ARMsTRoNG-Aprn 10. Miss Elizabeth
bees Funeral from the Arnold home.
200 Forrest west. Thursday. $50
I. m.
BkVWN-Apru 10. 1910. at the resi-
denc" OF Edward : Greco. Richard l..
Brown. Notice OF funeral hereafter
BONA HUE-At the residence OF james
Mark"y. 80 Eighteenth Francis
". son OF Daniel and the late ANU.
Thursday at $50 a in from 81. Vim
cenrs church ~ H.
FUCliS-April -. Michael. beloved hus-
lland 81 Navy Fuc ~. Iaae ~ year ;.
Funeral from residence. 114 Pollard
ave, Friday, . y m.
months. beloved aa aia:iiatr Of Ian.
nah aud the late John Grcis I'll
neral Thursday from residence. f35
FehnsylNania- ave, a. O'Clock
GI l.LETTE-April 10. at residence. 20
BlNouac. Josephine. beloved wife Of
Emile Gillette Notice of funeral
HII.LEN-ApriI 10. 1910. at the resi-
siNth-st., beloved husband OF sarah
Hillen OF Sprlngwells, John Hlilen,
aged !. years Funeral services from
house Thursday afternoon at . y. m.
HARWOOi-April Is, at her mothers
residence, &1+ Cranc-ave., Lillian a,
aged 20 years, beloved wife OF WILL
/ lam NJ. HarWOod ana mother Of Yer
non Lamar Hardwood, and daughter
OF Mr.. ana Mrs. carl Greenwood. Fu-
neral Thursday AT l.30 from resi-
dence lnterment In WOodmere.
RACSMANN-April ls. Anna, aged -
years, beloved wife Of John c kraus-
mann, and mother of John and Ar
thur karacheski ana Florence kraus-
mann, sister OF Mrs j. Grubba. Mrs
August Ritter, julius Anthony. Au-
gust Frank and Joseph Chapp, and
Mis-. Frank Zielinslu Funeral from
residence Of Mrs. August Ritter. 1NS
Mttchell-aNe., Friday at o. IN. 10
ST. Elizabeth's church at $40.
SCHMIDT $50 Mary Schmidt, below &c
mother >! ATOMS and Rich
Schmidt. aged : years. Funeral from
residence Miiier-rd., SpuEgwelis.
Thursday. 80 y. IA,
1HOENTON-Apr.l Is. at her parents
residence. - South Dearborn, River
Rouge, Irene B.. beloved daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thornton, age IS
years. Funeral Friday from resi-.
dencc. at o Clock. Interment at
Woodmere
WILLIAMS April 10, 1910, Margaret
beloved wife OF Richard Williams.
and me ther OF Harry, William, Ruby.
Albert. Nerh ana Walter Mellus, Mrs.
Harry Anderson. and Mrs. william
Redore. aged % years. Funeral from
residence. 1913 MOnroe-ave., Thurs
day at 10 a. Ia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21

BuSIness-Iikc Printina No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. rs
John R-st Main l49S. or City Ass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
So 9

For Cleveland, Piitsburg and all
points south and east. leave daily, l0.45
.. IN. Fare 10 Cleveland, 81: Pittsburg
s4.S5; lower berth $3.50, upper berth 81.
sion to Cleveland every saturday night.
round trip 81 90. cay offices, MaJes-
tic Bldg. 1871 Woodward. IA Griswold-
Ut
For AIpena, MackinRc and way ports,
Mondays. 500 p. 10. and fridays 9.35
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE $50 acres good land.
fenced water. near ueighburs. sCnpuI
aud town. price $1,000, one|tAird
goOd realty balance easy terms Box
$50. FSntOn, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
sTooNHoLDERs' MEETINGS.

- -,
DETROIT AND ONIONAGON Mineral
Land Co.'S office. Detroit. Mich, Mar.
Is. i9lO--N Notice Is hereby given that
OF a meeting OF the directors OF the
uooVe named company. held In De-
tfoit. March Is. 1910. an assessment
OF etsnteen Gsl cents per share was
levied upon the Interests OF the re-
spectlve shareholders. payable 20 W
G. johnson. treasurer. i09s Nstestio
building. Detroit Mich.. on OF before
W c. JOHNSON.
Secretary Treasurer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
HELP wANTED-mALE.

YOUNG MAN. between lS and -.
office work. Grace hospital. John
and Wills.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21

Johnson. J. " g.,
THOMSON. y W
rtim. Mrs WONG .-
nu;tOn, W s. Trus
tee ...sstss
Noulton. w 8 ..,.
Moulton. + r. Trus'
tee ...........-...
Noulton. r r.,
Belleville. H. c..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21

All uses Of STANDARD sewing Machines
should have them repaired 90 COM
pauY's store to guard against imuSp-
feet work Standard sewing Machine
Co, SO Grand River-aVe. west Prone
Main i6f9
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
PRESIDENT DAviLA IS
FACING CRAVE CRISIS
Puerto Carter ic Strongly Garrisoned
Against Expected Immediate
Attack.

PUERTO CORTEZ. HONDURAS.
Dec. 5.-tyia Wireless TO New Or
,eansl-Tn anticipation OF a revola-
.ionary attack this city is entrenched
and heavily garrisoned with govern
ment troops. The authorities are mo-
uentarily expecting an attack and
many of the residents of the republic
have gone across the border or 10 the
United States.
The report cmanating from Teguci-
galpa. last week to the effect that
reyolu,ioEists had captured all Of the
cities on the coast were without fOua-
daiion. s,nt for answer the governor
has been making preparation for a
evolutionary outbreak.
The country Is in a state Of unres;
md th-re T. a feeling among the
American colony that President IA
villa u facing the grayest crisis Of his
career. There y much speculation a.
TO who WI head the anticinased ex
pedition against the present Hoadsran
government. but that a serious clash
u looked Cor within the next vtek or
ten DAYS Is evinccd by the activity II
The government forces.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
Dustiess Tails on Cows.

In his spick- and-span. deodorized and
disinfected barn near Montclair. y. j.,
the owner Of a large dairy was hor'
riied a few days ago on realizing tina;
dust actually was in the place A
CLEAN Of sunlight through a mot
hole shown on the floating dust par
ticies.
Therenpcn the dairy owner gave or
ders hat before milking time the tsii
OF every COW was 10 be sprayed with
filtered water from an stomizer. Now.
when the COWS swing their tails while
milking Is une-rway. there is no like
lihood OF their switching contaminat-
ing dcst into the pails.-New York
World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

II Emperor William VIII persist in
making foolish speeches about the d.
vine right Ct kings and the principles
q sbsolullsm. be must expect, no;
merely TO ~ answered. but to be an
swered In a manner ihs; win promote
the growth Of the Socialist party In
Germany. That party had 72o 90
members AZ the close Of the fiscal
year IN July. 1919. according 20 sta
tistics reported 10 the German Social
Isle Ger greSs. It, membership has
very nearly doubled since 1906. When
movement distinctly and avowedly
anii-ncnaFchicai - making such rapid
keadway as that. the emperor can nof
ahord 10 give Il unnecessary provoca
ton.
The Socialists have decidedly N,
better OF the argument IN he Interpret
3 latio7 On the emp<rors speech that
= nov under discussion In the reich
stag. The contention that e the en-
Dcror insists on talking he mus not
prcsecute others for replying appeals
~ the human sense Of falrness.-Buf
fslo Express
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

For thirty years J. F. Boyer. OF
Fertile. Mo. needed help and couldn't
ind u. That's Why ne wants to help
some one now. Suffering so long him
self he feels for all distress from
Backache. Nervousness. Loss Of Ape
lite. Lassitude and Kidney disorders
lie shows that Electric Bitters work
wonders for inch troubles. Five bot
ties" he writes. wholly cured me
and now J am well and hearty IT'S
also positively guaranteed for Liver
Trouble. Dyspepsia. Blood Disorders.
Female Complaints and Malaria Try
them. 5oe aeAH Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

mons friend who. with the stamp OF
approval OF the State political ma
chine" was candidate for the Dem.
ocratic nomination on the local op
lion platform. Il was right and prop
er then that the other candidates
state their positions on the liquor
question, and later on. in the general
election. il would have heen right and
proper for Democratic advocates of
prohibition 10 vote for the Democra-
tic nominee even though the RepnbIi-
can nominee had been running on
platform. Consequently
we dld not hear so much then about
the necessity for keeping this mora!
issue out OF politics.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
MRS. RANsoNE's FUNERAL.
Services viii Be Held Today From
Memorial Baptist Church.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elenora !. Ran
some. who died in the home of her
son Marion c. RaDsone, Tuesday
night. win be held from The Memorial
Baptist church this sfternoon at d
O'Clock. The services WI be in charge
of Rev w. Mosby Seay. the pastcr.
who will he assisted by Rev. W. C.
Royal. of the East Hampton Baptist
church. The interment will be made
in old St. Johns cemetery.
The following will act as pallbear-
ers:
Active-W w. woodward, J. II. Brin
son, John Frost. George A. Schmelz. J.
w Richardson. Jesse s. Jones. T. A.
Cooke and Edward Little.
Honorary-C. w. Hickman. c. ".
BLACK. ]. c. Oltten, w s Bcvett. II.
Clay Raes. J. c. Tucker. II. W. Sam
ders. II. II. Kimberly. J. w. Stevenson
and John Burbank
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
NEW CLEW TO kiPliNG.
How He Centrived To Know the Very
Working of the Buddhist Mind.

Admirers OF Kipling who know their
Kim better than their Who's Who are
rubbing their hands over a ciew-
brought to light by the recent death
of the authors mother-to Kipling s
inevhanstible knowledge of the East.
Who can have failed to marvel at the
multiplicity of his types. That a man
might contrive to chum up with Null
van sys, and half-caste street boys, and
sweepers, and Pathan horse dealers
get the tricks of speech and manner
of nalf the tribes OF Hind-that is per
hans 10 be taken without gasp. But
how shall that same European going
about his business. contrive 20 know
also lot only the outward seeming
of an ancient Tibetan priest. but the
very working OF his Buddhist mind
Consider the mysteries of the wonder
house at Lahore. the intricacies and
technicalities Of that scholars pow
WOW between the lama and the cura'
tor over the sculptured Bodhistas and
Asi,as of the Greco-Buddhist reiiefs in
the entrance hall of the Lahore Mu-
serm.
But now we have the explanation.
Bless us, the Lahore Museum was a
family affair. Kipling pere was none
other than the white-beared English
curator. the savsnt Of the place. Not
only a Sculptor of a sort land illustra-
tor of his son Rudyarc's KIM. but 3
student of the sculptured religions OF
the East. the elder Kinling was in the
way TO acquire knowledge. More than
one Tibeian lama with scanned. yellow
face. gigantic tam-o'-shanter. eyes like
little sisnting Sits Of onyx. looking
like an old tortoise In the sunlight
must have come shufhing through that
ciirking.urnstile to commune with the
gods in stone within. II Is rather Z
relief to ordinary mcrtais to find that
q vas by no miracle OF intuition that
Kipiing came by the noble image Of
he dreaming old lama IL pursuit Of
the river Of cleansing but by the hum
bic method Of the artist who transfg
ur;s tis model At least that mode
was at hand.-Boston Transcript
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

carved upon loves tombstone.
Solitude - a place where many I
man cuc1unterx a. enemy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
Hampton, Phoebus and Old Point
WIVES AND WIDOWS 10
ATTEND ANNUAL BANQUET
Daughters Of the confederacy ar
ranging to Celebrate 'Lee-Jackson
Birthday January 10.

The Joint committees from the Old
Dominion Dragons and Hampton
Chapters, Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy. met al the Young Mems Chris
tian Association yesterday afternoon
and discussed plans for the annual
celebration of Lee-JacksOn birthdays
on January 10.
The committee decided TO have all
the veterans I'm the county present
at the reception and banquet. which
will be held in the Y. M. {. A. audi
forum. and for this year they will
also invite the wives and widows Of
Confederate soldiers. The idea of
having the wives and widows is a new
feature. which is expected TO appeal
to the veterans in the rapidly decreas-
ing ranks of the men who wore the
gray.
The Sons and Daughters of Confed
eracy will also be present at the cele
bration. which is expected TO be one
of the most pretentious the two chap
tiers have ever undertaken.
The joint committee is composed Of
Mesdames J. W. Richardson. Charles
Fraley and Thomas w. k.eaton from
Hampton chapter and Mes danes w
p. Isley. J. r. Haw and Miss Maria
Peek from the Old Dominion ORA
goons chapter.
The Old Dragons chapter held an
interesting meeting yesterday after
noon. when several matters of i'm
portanoe were taken mp and dis
c1ssed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
JUDGE 6ARHAM HAS NOT PASSED
UPON QUESTION.

Discussing the ''free-for-all' decision
of the courts on the question OF The
constitutionality OF the law under
which the alleged perpetrators OF
frauds IN the Second district congress
slonal primary were indicted. the Nor
folk Lcdger-Dispateh says:
AS the matter now stands, Judge
Witt, of Richmond: Barham. oil New
port News. and Harrison, OF Winehes-
ter. are reported to have held the law
constitutional and valid In primary
elections, while Judges Hanckel and
Lawless have decided otherwise. and
the Supreme Court, with ancient and
honorable indecision and indefinite
ness sfas left II a judicial "free-for-all
In which no entries are devised and
no landicaps required.
. The Ledger Dispatch is in error as
to Judge Barham. The question OF
the ccnstimtionality of this act has
not been raised In Judge Barham's
court The impression that the ques-
ton had been raised and passed upon
probably is attributable to the iaci
that two convictions have been Sc
cured In the Corporation Court of this
city for offenses committed during
Democratic primary campaign. But
both Of these prosecutions were under
what is known as the Barksdale law,
and nol under the act declared uncon-
stitutionai by Judge Henckel and Law
less.
This paper agrees with the Ledger
Dispatch in the opinion that the Court
of Appeals ought TO be called upon to
decide this question ut once, although
we are satisfied that In the end the
opinions OF Judges Henckel and Law
less viii be affirmed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08
AGED Negro Insane.

James Monroe, a negro 20 years old
was adjudged insane yesterday by n
commission of lnnacy. which consisted
of Drs. George w. McAllister and Will
liam f. Atkins and Magistrate Martin
Kenny
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

We Vas ccrsninly brave 70 crzvi
under the bed and engage IN . NE.
and desth struggle vita hat burglar
When 10 cfsuled nnder he bed he
thorEaf the Burglar vas N the base
menf.- Houston Post
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-12-08

Teachers can cultivate bFsins. they
ant create Them.
The first lime a man wins a bot the
ievil writes him down ir his books
% $50 hftv.
- Glii Who vii wear Zig. Fat NIB
pers. ho~eser bad TIE Se2ihcr. doesh {
want u. Ect married.
A wise child learns - like 10 be
spanked 80 a. 70 gct ict ~ spoiiine
C make up for Il right after.
It's inst humsn NATURE Cor an old
bald bead 70 Sari yong girls with a
mass ~ curis 70 nrcten1 fhcy can fol.
rate tim.-New York Press