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New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
THE DAWN WASHINGTON

today for the first time since his retu1"
from the pole. He came to discuss INC
proposition Of the National Geographic %
cie'y for a South Pole expedition. M
Meyer said he did not how the Navy
Department could well ask Congress for tne
necessary appropriation although personally
he appreciated that as a scientific unoeF
taking and with the purpose of relocating
Wilkes Land. which has already neeh
claimed in the name of the United states
IL might serve a most useful purpose NJ
Meyer will probably submit the proposition
10 the President. together with the oonslo-
erations in It's favor, and may suggest that
the President bring the subject to the at
tention OF Congress. As has been told IN
this column Secretary Never does not op-
pose legislation placing Peary the re-
tired list 4 civil engineer with the rank
and pay OF a admiral and IL is s'iH
believed that Congress may decide to adopt
that course. For the present Commander
Peary will not be assigned to duty in the
Nav Depa rtment
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION. - Com
mander Peary called on Secretary Meyer
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
ALLEGED MooNsHINER NAesEo.

BIG RAPIDS. Mich. April pa. ii.
Chilver, United States revenue officer
who discovered a still on Amos Long )
farm last week. returned TO this city
from Grand Rapids with Edward
O'Donnell. deputy United States mar
shall Accompanied by Sheriff Hender
son. ODonnell with a warrant in hrs
possession. went 70 Longs place and
arrested him Long was taken TO Cad
lilac where he was arraigned before
a United States commissioner The
charges against Long are Illicit rectify
ing and selling whisky without ~
CenSe
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
DENLY Sees President.

WASHINGTON. April 26-Final ar
for the presidents visit To
Detroit early in June were made yes
terday when Congressman DENLY
called at the white house. The presi.
dent. who speaks at Ada, o. the morn
ing OF June II, will reach Detroit al
: o'clock the same evening in his pr
vate car lie will so direct 10 the
banquet hall OF the board OF com.
merce and make an address. The next
morning he will leave for Monroe and
Jackson. at both Of which places ne
will believer addresses.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

nice white bed like lots of other lit
tie girls in the big, bright room.
Some of the little girls had flowers
their friends had brought. which Tim
noticed, so he stopped at florists
shop on the way home 10 buy u rose
or maybe a whole box OF flowers for
his sister
But when the shopkeeper told him
how much they cost. Tim could hard
\ ly keep back the tears of disappoint-
ment because he knew he could not
afford to buy them. AS he turned TO
go he saw a row of boxes with queer
round dried-up things that looked
like onions, and a sign marked Lily
bulbs, 5 cents" The shopkeeper had
noticed the boys disappointment. so
he told him that flowers grew from
bulbs or seeds, and that If he planted
one of those bulbs and took good care
of 1t. maybe il would bloom by
Eastertlme. So Tim bought IL and
gave II to the nurse. who planted II.
AT last TO Maggie's and Tins de-
light tiny green sprout appeared
above the brown earth. Just before
Easter ii was a long stalk with green
leaves, and a long green tube which
the nurse said was a bud How both
TIN and Maggie hoped il would bloom
on Easter. When Maggie woke up
Easter morning the stalk held beside
It's leaves one beautiful white lily.
The doctor told Tim that day that
Maggie would soon be able to go
home, and that her interest In the
growing lily had helped almost as
much as medicine.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
saved From the Grave.

II had about given up hope. after
nearly four years OF suffering from u
ssvere lung trouble" writes Mrs 81
I nix. OF Clarksville Tenn Often
the pain IN my chest would be almost
unbearable aud ] could not do any
work. out Dr King New, Discovery
has made me feel IKE new person
It's the best medicine made Tor the
throat and lungs, Obstinate coughs.
stubborn colds hay fever la grippe.
asthma. Group. bronchitis and hem
oranges. hCarseness and WhOopiEg
cough. weld quickly 20 this wonderful
medicine Try H. Guaranteed by T..
G. Kinsel Central Drug Co. Gray n
Worcester
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

Professional Opium Smuggler Has
Enriched Men on Coast by His
Illegal Operations.

TACOMA. Wash, April 26.-"Larry
Kelly. professional opium smuggler'
repeater" OF seven timer" IS years
orc. uent atu gray waiNed- Through
the gates OF the Mcneil island federal
penltentiary few days ago again
tee man He had finished his seventh
term in prison.
lie is not bad man. measured
in the worlds gauge. lie Is not
good man measured by societys stand
ard He is an old mau, bent and worn,
pale and hagSard from his many stays
behind the bars He will not live much
longer and when he dies viii probably
so 10 pauper's grave. II the men be
has enriched do not subscribe 10
burial fund.
Lawrence Kelly Is his right name.
He was born IN New YORK state dnG
came from family OF sailors. lie
drifted about the world until ne
reached Puget sound.
Puget sound offered the smuggler
a bigger field OF opportunity than pei
haps any other place in the country.
With little sloop he went into bust
ness and prospered. Then the Gus
toms officials became suspicious ana
Kelly was apprehended. That was the
first time. Ever after that when Inc
keen scent OF the customs Officers
smelled opium. they watched Kelly,
hen he was out OF prison. and caught
him seven times with the opium ia ais
possession
Long confinement In the ledelal
prisons has weakened Kelly. Opium
is worth 10 times as much as II was
when he began and the profits OF
smuggling il over the line are nearly
4 80 times larger. But Kelly is TOO Old.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
Hoods SarsaparilIa


Mrs Marion Bruce. Cumberland Ale.
writes. n have taken Hoods Sarsa-
parilln for a great many years, and
think "a -the-be~t blood medicine m the
world. l take Ia both spring and fai
This last wtpter and spring / was iu
very poor health / was weak ana had
lost all my appetite and ! was all run
down. As soon as | began 70 take
Hoods Sarsaparilla my strength came
back and my appetite returned am
now well, do ms housework. ana no
longer have that tired feeling
Get IL today in usual liquid form 81
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
TAFT AND CARNEGIE SPEAK.
Take Part in Exercises at Dedication
Of Negro Library.

WASHINGTON. April 26-Presi-
dent Taft and Andrew Carnegie were
the principal speakers al he dedica-
ton OF the Carnegie library OF Howard
university yesterday
The president spoke briefly. refer
ring 10 the envy men must feel OF the
great and good work Mr. Carnegie has
done with the wealth he has made.
Mr.. Carnegie dwelt in a land OF cpl
grams. told why he liked 10 build
libraries. declared that 10 books he
owed his success. and would up by
predicting great future for the
Negro race
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
DIES FROM BLOW ON HEAD

FLINT. Mich. April 26 Struck on
The head by fiftliet ttii-e. tfrarrrf5 NJ
fellow workman three weeks ago
Roy Edgerton. aged %. died Monday
In Hurley hospital from the effects OF
the blow. He was engaged in holding
an ircn stake when the hammer slip.
ped. He was removed at once 10 the
hospital. where one eve was removed.
Blood poisoning developed. resulting
In his death Edgerton came here a
short time ago from Elba. Y. y.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
P. I. CARSON PASSES AWAY.
Had Lived In Port Huron For Fifty
Eight Years.

PORT HURON. Mich. April 90
(SpeciaD -Palmer |. Carson, aged
81 years, and who had resided in Port
Huron for % years. died suddenly,
Sunday evening. About 8 o'clock Sun.
day evening he called his daughter
Miss Rose Carson. to his room. and
complained of not feeling well.
Miss Carson at once telephoned for
q physician and then returned 10 her
fathers bed room only TO find that
nc had passed away during her alb,
sence OF but few minutes. He first
engaged In the lumber business in
this city and later started an insur-
0nce agency.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
OLDEST oooFELLoW DIES.

QUINCY. Mich, April 26.-ThOmas
Rathburn. an old and ighly.respected
citizen OF this place passed away at
his home In this village at the age OF
% He was an enthusiastic Odd Eel
low The local lodge OF this place
was named Rath6uru lodge in his
honor. Uncle Tommy" as he was
Familiarity known by the people Of
Qmncy. was tho Oldest odd Fellow In
the state
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

PASADENA. Cal. April 26.-Mme.
Ellen Beach Yaw. famous prima don
ma. has discovered musical prodigy
in Shorty Brandenburg. and viii
give him an education herself
Shorty" is a newsboy. 10 years
old but The possessor OF magnificent
voice One night Nine Yaw was Wis
iting friends in this city. She was
told that there was someone TO see
her. and imagine her surprise when
she discovered that il was "A newsboy.
II want 10 study music and want
you 10 tell me how TO earn enough
money TO take lessons was the
startling preamble OF shorty" when
he discovered himself in the presence
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
WHELAN TO HOLD OFFICE
Senator Burrows Adviser Says Hether-
ingtcn's Chances are Slim Now.

WASHINGTON April 26-lt was
stated after f. y. Stair and II. r.
Hetherington. OF Detroit held a con.
ference with Senator Burrows yester-
day that the prospects for Hethering-
ton to succeed Collector ~ Customs
Wholan at Detroit now are slim
Mr.. Burrows adviser said Mr.
Whelan is entitled according TO the
policy OF the administration. TO Il
second term Mr. HetheringtJn will
b. fully entitled TO become IN aspirant
at the end OF this time IL was said
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
SHERMAN DEFENDS TARIFF.
Vlce.President Says II Has Advanced
Wages and Increased Work.

ST. LOUIS, April 26-Predicting
that tariff in general and the Payne
law in particular are sure to 3e the
principal issue OF the coming national
campaign. Vice President James )
Sherman. in speech before the Cit
zens' Industrial association last nigh,
said IL is his duty as a protectionist
10 defend the policy. He predicted
that not within the lifetime OF any
American now living would the policy
be abandoned
lie said the present tariff has adj
valced wages and increased work ana
r. The best schedule ever enacted
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

ladies and gentlemen We have
with us this evening the senior sena
Tor from New York. the honorable
Chauncey NJ pepcW celebrating this
day the -evcnty siXth anniversary OF
ni. birth cries of speech speech "
That is what Will happen tonight at
% banquet iu honor of the former
great aitcr-dinuer orators hduncey
de Peach Mavbe Dcpcw viii tell
am auN.ouy World how ID happened
thai ne tas voted ar many as Eve
times against Aldrich- FIVE times n
FIVE sessions in congress
OF course every body knows why be
voted with Aldrich on about 96 per
cent OF all roll cali on which both
senators voted Bur those i've oppos.
inc votes" How they happened may
be cleared up tonight
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
WIRE THlEF sENTENcsn-

: PONTIAC, Mich. April 25-Leo
stankey, Of Rochester was yesterday
sentenced to Jackson 10 FROM six
months 10 Eve years Tor stealing cop
per wire fron the Edison Power Co.
10 Rochester StankeY pleaded GUILTY..
aochoster citizens petitioned the judge
70 show lsniency and the court recon-
nendcd two years.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
"chappy' Moran is jailed.

CHICAGO April 26.--Charles Moran,
better known as "Chappy" Moran. al
legged by Postoftice Inspector Stuart,
OF Chicago and Inspector J T. Cor
telyOU OF Philadelphia. TO be the dean
OF American swindlers. is under ar
rest here awaiting removal TO Phil
adelphia " hen arrested he vas oc-
cupinR IN expensive suite OF rooms
In an aristoCratic motel According TO
Curtelyuu Moran made large sums
by grain swindlcs in Providence. New
YORK and philadclphia
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
INJURED IN FIGHT.
Kalamazoo Hungarian is Wounded by
Countryman in Shooting ARRAY.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, April 26.-ln IA
shooting ARRAY OF obscure origin IN
Hungarian boarding house yesterday,
Sam Gerina, a Hungarian. was seri
ously injured and is In Borgess. hos
pital with his left arm shattered by
bullet above the elbow. his scalp
plowed by another bullet and his head
otherwise damaged with blows from
the butt of a revolver.
His assailant was Joe Cizmadia.
fellow countryman He Is still az
large. although the police have made
a thorough search OF the Hungarian
settlement for him. Shortly after the
shooting occurred the police We're mott
fed and the police ambulance took
Gerina TO Borgess. hospital
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
THREE SALOONS BARRED.
Two Places Are Near Church and One
is in Residence District.

PONTIAC. Mich April 26.-Prosc-
cutor Covert announced today that the
Northern hotel and VIM Dolans place.
where il was proposed to establish
saloons May l. are both within the
40O-foot dead" line from the Congre-
gational church at the corner OF Sag.
NAV and Huron streets
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

His eye is just as clear. but his hand
is not as steady and strong as II was
" hen he entered the game He is TOO
old To work as a sailor, but he has 10
live. And the customs men will watch
him as a chicken does a hawk.
why don't you quiz it," he was
asked once.
What's the use? There's a good
living and finn in it, he replied
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
F. c. HAvEMEYER DIES.
Was Eldest Brother Of Late Head Of
the Sugar Trust.

NEW YORK, April Frederick
Christian Havemeyer, the eldest broth
ct OF Thg tate fteUTy y. ftavPUIeyer
the head of the sugar trust, Is dead
here. aged rs
Unlike his brothers he was no finan-
cier. His career terminated while he
was still young man. Music was al
ways his faVorite pastime.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
poWAcIAc MAN KILLEo.

/. LAWTON. Mich. April 26.-Alfred
Toner. of DOWagiac. was picked up on
The Michigan Central tracks. about
pne mile east az Lawton. By west.
bound passenger train He evidently
had been struck by train No ~. east
bound. few minutes before Both
legs and one arm We're cut of Toner
He'd about an hour later
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
Aerial Truck FOR Windsor.

A. esult OF The agitaion FOR bet
ter fire protection since the destruc
tiCa oil tile - VI Ferry co. building
aoVcca, weeks ago the Windsor CITY
comment q Glued Monday night. to ppr
chasr pR g'rial truck The apparat,,-
wii cost $500, ana will be manufar
tered ly Stagrave Co. of Walkeryilia
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26

OF the great singer. Nine Yaw,
amused al the request. asked him to
sing Frightened at first the little
chap could hardly utter note, but
under the guidance OF the sweet
singer he became more courageous
and did better.
The result was more than crafty
ing TO Nine. Iaw Piece after piece
she mad him go over, and he sang in
rich baritone that. despite its lack
of training showed him 10 be a
natural singer
AT the conclusion OF the test Nine.
Yaw told shorty that he should be
her pupil and that she herself.
would undertake his musical training.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
FIRE AT DRYDOCK.
Blacksmith Shop in Port Huron is
Burned 20 Ground.

PORT HURON. Mich, April 20
Especial Early this morning tue
Waterman al the Reid dry dock dis
covered blaze in the blacksmith
shop The hremen were called and
through the assistance OF the tug Sar.
MIA City. succeeded In extinguishing
the blaze before il could destroy the
adjoining buildings. but the blacksmith
shop was burned 70 The ground and
over 81 900 worth OF ship building tools
were ruined The origin OF the fire is
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
STENM soNr ENTREES TRANS

Tire new Time card OF the Gtand
Trt uk Ey Ststcu. effective SUNDAY
Alru 44th VIII announce the Rem
~ the Detroit Grand Rap
ids Milwaukee Daily summer service as
fellows Leave betfOit 4-U5 D m Az
rive GRAND Rapids $40 - M, MilWau-
kee 900 "a m East bound Leave
Milwaukee $40 q m. Grand Rapids
1O5 a IN. Arrive Detroit 1850 a. IN
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
2o.ooo. 600 FlsH PLANTED.

LANSING, Mich April (Spe-
dtLl- state Game Warden Char, J
Pierce says that during the past week
"a. 0U0 900 white fish have been
planted I'm Lake Michigan and Lake
Huron This veel, the state FISH ue
Chose Os born IS cruising through
Lake superior planting trout
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
FARM ROMANCE FADES
Wexford Man Got Wife and Six Chill
dren by Agency.

CADILLAC. Mich, April 26.-Mrs.
John Raabe. who was Mrs. Belle Dor
sey before her husband met her ny
the aid OF a matrimonial agency, has
gone back to Indiana with her six
children Kaabe rs a farmer living
near here.
The poor commissioner advanced
the woman money for her fare back
TO Indiana.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
FOUNDING CHURCH
ON HAECKEL THEORY

Another religion and another
church is in process OF formation in
America-the Monistic Church and
Fellowship. II is similar 10 the Mon
lsuc League OF Germany founded by
Prof Ernest Haeckel. which has
branches in u American cities.
II is founded on scientific mater
ialism. IL teaches that all the uni
verse Is one, and that that One Is mat.
ter. II teaches that God is the uni
verse and man, and not a ruler above
them It's morality is. Love thy
neighbor, because he is myself
II is the extreme opposite OF Chris
tan Science, though Christian Science
Is also monistic Christian Science
teaches that matter does not exist.
trt1tt ttTat mind aHd spITIT are the Only
realities In the universe Material
monlsm. on the contrary. teaches that
only matter exists and that mind and
spiiit are merely material phenomena.
Alfred w Smith OF New Haven.
Conn is spreading the propaganda
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
sroRM HITs SAGINAW.

SAGINAW. Mich. April 25 Spe-
ciaI This section az tho state was
visited rs q severe electrical and rain
stern lasting from midnighi un,il day.
break Tuesduy morning Haay, dam.
aee was done
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
eLoPERs ARE NAesEo.

SAGINAW. Mich, April 20 George
Williams. p. and Ruth Lynch, 10,
eloped from here to Port Huron where
they were nabbed by the police Just
"A they were to be married.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
is DENIED NATURALIZATION

FONIIAC Mich April 26 William
T.. Prousc, OF Royal Oak. bricklayer
h summer and evangelist and singer
IN wntc. Was denied naturalization
papers bF Judge Smith today when
he failed TO make correct answers 10
the simple questions couceruing gov
ernmeut asked by the nudge Prouse
was one ct he active ones fur the
diys m the recent local option cam.
p1iSu Judee Smith gave Prouse an.
tii september to study up and direct.
ed him to come back for second 4N.
animation a that time
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
SCIENTIST KILLS SELF.
Miss Marion Stephens lnhales Gas at
Sisters Home in New York

(. NEW YORK. April 26-It became
known today that Miss Marion Steph.
ems, prominent Christian Scientist
worker. had taken her life by inhaling
gas Saturday last at the home OF her
sister. The motive has not been ex-
planned by relatives. but is understood
70 have been worry over church al.
fairs. Miss Stephens was As years
Dld She founded Christian Science
church at her home. Towanda Pa
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
TELL NE A sd
'EsIoRY:M
NcHILDREn'S
~ PlAYTlNE
TINS LILY.

Tins little sister Maggie had sud
denly been taken ill., and the district
nurse had insisted that she must go
TO the hospital. Now this little boy
was his mothers big man, for didn't
he earn money by selling papers 70
help her clothe his little brothers
and sisters "
OF course he loved all his brothers
and sisters, but golden-haired Maggie
was his favorite. He had been TO see
her at the hospital, where she was on
The Detroit times., 1910-04-26
What is CASTORlA

Castora harmless substitute for Castor on, Parc.
goric Drops and Soothing Syrups- IL is Pleasant. 10
neither Opium, Morphine other Narcotic
substance. its guarantee. 1t destroys Worms
and alays Feverishness. 1t Diarrhna and Wind
Collie 1t relieves Teeting Troubles Constipation
and Flatulency assimiates the Food regulates the
Bowels, giving healthy and natural Aleeps
10 Pnnacea-Tho Mothers Friend.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

TIE provo otyllee.
drop ne Q letter occasionally. |"
says Ne 1spastiag fr1saA q he eni
ueat liteeasy peesoa.
Il sever % dialsct." aaswers The
sniasat ntsvasy psrsoa. frtgtdiy.
u wee not ustii The nsxt aitsrnoou
that ~ srisaa succeeded n establish.
he The eoassctioa bstwssa aroppsa
ieesees anl dialect.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17
Il V : Allees1.

"wonaa." sai1 tAs gray.bsardsa
pAtlosoDAsr. ''sinHiy viii have her
way"
"yss,- aSrss1 ~ oas With The
theugAtiul syes. 'asl u ~ tAinks
- b 100 heavy ~ - viii hslve
~ vslgA Wise sAs tslls yeu q T..
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

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