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The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
New Chief Justice Mas
Con ederate Ia Civil War

Justice White was born in 1845 in
the parish OF La Fourche, Louisiana
He was a son of a congressman
The Justice, as well as his father
was a Roman Catholic. He was edu
Gated at Mount st. Mary's, near Elm
mittosburg, Md. at the Jesuits col
lege in New Orleans. and at the
Georgetown college in the Distric;
OF Columbia. After leaving college
he entered the confederate service
and remained throughout the civil
war.
White was admitted to the bal
when % years OF age, and after six
years law practice was elected state
senator. He acted in the Legislature
with the reform element, and helped
to overthrow the Burke regime in
New Orleans. He also rendered effec
tive aid in driving out the Louisiana
lottery scheme. In 1873 he was APP
pointed to the supreme court OF
Louisiana, and remained there unit
he was elected to succeed Eustis In
the United States senate, who had
been appointed minister to France.
While in the senate he made Q
strenuous fight against the anti-op
ton bill OF Senator Washburne ol
Minnesota. He delivered an argii
ment as to the constitutionality oi
that proposed measure in the senate
which was regarded as unanswer
able.
President Cleveland in 1894 ap
pointed him associate Justice of the
supreme court of the United States
after his failure to secure the con
firmation by the senate of Mr.. Horn
blower and Wheeler II. Peckham fol
the position. The senate unanimous
ly confirmed White.
Among those favoring broader con
structions of the constitution, and the
progressive treatment of the pro
visions OF that document on the ex
pansive lines noted. in the treatment
OF English constitutional law, the
authorities consider White as The
most up-to-date member OF the cour,
appointed prior to 1895.
He was a strong hacker of Justice
Harlan in his dissenting opinion CT
the constitutionality of the Wiser
bill income tax provision. He ha.
shown strong belief in the effec
tiveness of the antitrust laws of the
country.
Personally, Justice White, wher
seated on the supreme bench, look.
rudy and hearty as compared Will
his associates.
When arguments are being made
before the court, Justice White usual
ly leans back comfortably in hi,
chair listeua atteptfvelv hut raral,
asks questions, and therefore Is al
! ways a iavorite OF attorneys who feal
badgering by the court in asking FOL
explanations on puzzling points o
law or argument.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Woman Dies in Hotel Fire.

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.-Mrs. f. A.
Hilliard, a wealthy widow, of Milwau.
kee, was burned to death In her room
I'm the Hotel Bristol, early today. Al
though the fire ragged through every
part of Mrs billiards. room, destroy.
ing the curtains. carpet and bedding.
1t did not reach the hall. and panic
among the guests was averted.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

For Detroit and vicinityt Colder
Monday night, with snow nurries Mon
day might and Tuesday; moderate
northwesterly winds.
Lower Michtgani snow hurries To-
night or Tuesdayt colder Tuesday.
One year ago todsyi Highest tenn
perature, -; lowest, 26i mean, ~,
light snow fell during forenoon ami
light rain during the afternoons tofsI
amount Of precipitation tiBciuding the
melted snow, 81 tncht ctoudy skies.
The sun will set today at 1sOr 70. mn.
the moon sets Tuesday, NJ 3is2 q. m.
and the sun rises NJ si5z q. M.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
NEW YoRi< PRcntCE.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-FIOur: Dull
and unchanged Pork; stronger mess
s2O.50e92I Lard Firm: middle wesl
spot. $40 4U0 1850. sugar. Raw, firm
centrifugal. 90 test. SL05: muscovade
- test. $3.50; refined. tTm; cut loaf
$500: crushed. $3.50 pow dcred. $3.50
sraruiaf,1 $3.50. CoffCe: Rio, No T.
on SPOT. sl3s. ml3a4c railow: Steady
civ. -:.c, countrN 5ism &c. Hay
Quiet. prime. stCo. No. 5. SS5teso.
clover. $10m 1Ot. Dresset poultry FIRM.
tnrEevg raise. chickens, 100 zoe,
fowla IOnI1c. ducks, l0f916c. Live
nowis,N Firm: geese. ia Ice; ducEs,
"a, ice: fowls. l3m lti4C turkeys. l2ti
Ice: roosters. Zoe Cheese STEADY ar
ouiet. star" milk. common to specials.
i9i. Mile: skins, common to specials,
al lee. full skims, "a Sc
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
TAFTcHANGEsM|h
AND DOESN' TNAME
JUDGE OENN|sON
Michigan Jurist Was Slated To Be
come Member OF Commerce Court,
But This Would Have Given
State Too Much Patronage.
Edward D. White Is Appointed Chief
Justice and VsnDeventer and
Laurar Associate Justices.
RECORDs or NEW JUSTICES ,


Edward Douglas White Demo
craD-One al the minority members
of the supreme court I'm the trans
Missouri and Northern Securities
ease, which the government won.
Delivered Minority opinion in ia
v0r of income tax law test ease,
lost by ahe governments.
Ore of the majority that decided
the Philippine "constitution follows
the Gas" eases In favor OF the gov
ernmeut.
Willis Van Devanter tRepubii-
ted Ia the unaut-
nous decision against the standard
OH 10. In the Eighth federal circuit.
This ease ~ now before the supreme
court.
Joseph u. Lemar tDemOcrao-
Prominent member southern bar.
Former supreme court justice "f
Georgia. Has never participated In
any case or national Importance.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
"Broilers" at the Altar.

Irving V. Sheldon, aged Is, of No
S03 Fourteenth-ave.. and Sadie NJ
Driscoll. aged IL, of No. S7S Fort-st
west, visited the county building
Monday morning, and asked for a
marriage license. Marriage License
Clerk Stewart refused the license al
first, claiming they were too young
but the youths produced written con
sents from their parents. and the Ii
cense asked for was issued.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

The City & Suburban Homes Co.,
has taken the agency for the Gooding.
Idaho. apple orchards, and is selling
orchard tracts. There is tempting
display of idaho apples In the com.
panys window on Safest.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Before presenting 1t to the banh a
New York woman washed aid ron a
$40 bill Here's the answer To Ed
Howe's question: What has become
OF the oid-fashioned woman who was
"rcat as a PIN
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Three Would Head G. A. r Post.

Gen. G. A. Coolidge, Justice Felix
Lemkie and George Winslow will be
candidates for the Office OF command
err of Detroit Post. No. 1874. G. A. r..
the annual election OF which takes
place Monday night Justice Lemkle
was a candidate last year, but did not
make an active campaign. He is said
to stand a good chance of election.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Buffalo Editor Dies

BUFFALO, n. Y, Dec. t2.--William
Mcintosh. managing editor OF the
Evening News, is dead at his home
I'm Alden. He was 50 years old. and
had been connected with the Evening
News for 80 years.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CHICAGO BUTTEH MARKET

CHICAGO. Dee. 19--Butter: Extras
Csc; frsts. 25ibc; dairy extras. -25c
firsts. Zoe. Eggs: Prime hrsts. 33c
frsts, sic. Cheese: Skins. 14M l4h
young Americas. 1IIA 14ac. Live
poultry: Fowls 1lMl1i5c. ducks. 13Q
131ac: geese. iO@10hc.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Benjamin Briscoe, president OF the
United States Motor Co.. has come to
Detroit 10 formulate plans for a trade
campaign I'm England and continental
Europe. lie has just returned from an
extended trip abroad. which he took
for the purpose OF studying the needs
and demands of foreigners with re.
spect TO motor-propelled vehicles
There is a big field In Europe for cars
OF moderate cost, he says.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
YOUR RENEWAL
Have You Thought
About It?

II our State subscribers.
whose time expires Jan. /.
1911. would renew their
subscription now, or at
least before Dec. 20. "
would greatly favor US.
and also insure against the
loss OF any copies
You can easily determine
how your subscription
stands by referring TO the
date OF expiration on the
little printed address la
bel which comes on your
copy OF this paper
IL may be that your sub
stription - expiring Tits
month or has Just expired
LOOK 1T Up TO-DAY
send in your renewal
Promptness will be appre-
ctated by sending you,
without any additional
cost. the premium men
toned i'm the letters We
will mail subscribers this
week and next
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

uu.,ue..-iIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Coz. 10
Johr R-st. Main 14YS or city 1888. I
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

New schedules for French railroads
show that that nation is maintaining
it's record for the fastest regular
long distance trains in the world.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND. o. DE, - Hogs: Re-
ceIpts 3. 500 head: steady. heavy $3.50:
workers.. lights and pigs. -. Cattle;
Receipts. 30 cars. steady To Zoe lower.
sheen: "a cars. 25N SO lower: dressed
lambs. S6.25. down. Calves: 90 0head.
$40.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

"Dickery. dickery, dish; why cant
catch fish? The night is so cold,
the fish are SO bcld-O bickery, bick-
cry, bish."
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
Michigan Man Appointed Consul.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Presi-
dent Taft today nominated Leo j.
Kenna. of Michigan, to be consul at
Florence, Italy.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Pekin dispatch says the Chinese are
cutting of their quenes. Aw, rats.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

UMBRELLAS a. ss s, s..as:-. = C."
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden,
Stone e. Co, 116-1lS Griswold-st.
Omen High Low Noon
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

rAxIcAp-MAIN OR crry-ia
The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

Commercial Credit Co. Rstings.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

n6reilid, benn ser iunee Wann
itieB ploslih einen lauten Sd)rei aus,
belt iih belize SGnoe Dor Die Mrlgen
nno rollte Den Berg binunter mie
cine 8ugel."
,@r mar blin6?"
vgluf beiben g(ugen."
.llnb mas madtet Sbr oenn bann,
@otbon?"
sd lief 10 ihnen, aIs meme
9eine mid at tragen permodten.
S1ttet Sbr nift basielbe getban,
Yapa 9reniulet?"
sSa mobl, bas peritebt iif!"
Sn Dem &nGueI Der Mbgabenpflih.
tiaeu fonb cine 9epegung itott. Der
einen %@usenblif lang gebemmte 3rg
ging mieber porpGrts.
@otbon trieb lire Sflen on un6
iette iif ebenfa1s mieber in Warid,,
moourh natiirli6 Die %begonnene I'm.
terbaltung unterbrofen purbe.
@ir baben oieIes @eiprGd unieren
2eiern mittbeiIen Sl miiiien eeelaubt,
neil es elm treues edo ser abge.
id)madten, in ben @emiitbern tief
einsemrr5elten @eriihte war. peI1e
ur,ter Der 9eoolferung bes 8ebirges
iiber Dos IoleridloB in umlmlf
fpare1.
- y y
. r. n q -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Tic Trobnbancrn.
3ebnteS aapiteI.

Che mir uniere 9eier in oas s(6ler-
ihloB einfiibren, bon meld)em lett
Dem @nfange mnierer GrsdbIung
ifon 10 oft Die &eoe aepeien, miiiien
mir einige topograpbiihe gin5elnbei-
ten porausihiden, oie gum geritGto,
nib beiien, mas naffolgt, ult,im.
ganglif notbig iinb.
Der bobe Berg, nelf)er bas Sbal
bon Sian beberrift, lit Der Infang
iener @ebirgsfette, melhe man oas
5neite Ylateau oes Siira nennt. Ger
Berg 5erf6Qt, 10 81 iagen, in swei
Sbeile Spiihen Dem See bon sSlap
uno Dem Saut. @iraro-ber elmer
Der @aiierfdae oes Seriiion iit-unb
bil6et cine beoeutenbe @bbahung,
Die bon elmer &eibe Spisen ober Sii.
gel iiberragt miro, ourd pelde lid,
Die StraBe bon &ons.le-S aulnier
binsiebt.
81 snfonge oes piersebnten S,abr-
bunoerts lieb Sean bon Gbalpn IN
Ger boppelten Mbiidt, Die &artbailie
9onlieu 81 ihiisen unb Den gngpaB,
oieie ehten Sbermopplen bes Sura,
81 pertbeioigen, bas IolerihloB alri
Dem 9beile Der Spisen baielt, bic
ai,f Ser linfen Settle Der StraBe Tie,
gen. Cine iteile 9rihung bon Sano
nno fleineu aieieln erbebt lid bon
Der Soble bes Sbales bis an ben Sui
oes Seliens, welfer geraoe uno elatt
emporitcigt, mie cine rieiige Wauer,
9infs utb Dor Der bon ben Spiseil
ooer Siigeln gebilbeten, gefriimmten,
regelmGBigen Sinie erbebt iid eine
auBercroeutlih bobe Selienipise.
peld)e bon Der Sano zines Gpfloper
bierber seiest woroen 81 ieiu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

nuf bieie @eiie idlieben poate,>
miiroe ii6 iebr tauiden.
Die Tbpiiognomie oes Sousbof.
ntetiterS mar olerotnes I1ferlif,
aber lie mar audi sleih5eitig furdt.
bar. Seine graiien Il1gen i9oiien
ipisige, unbormber5iee, beinabe araii.
iame 9lide; feline berabb1naenoe
2ippe erinnerte OH Die Garacala'S
unb Rero's, lttb Die 2inien ieines
@eiidts batten, tpenn ma tie ge.
nauer aniub, cine gepiiie gebnli6feit
nit Dem bes Sigers.
9ieier Wann mlibte notbmenbig
lebbafte Sreuoe iiber Den Mnblif Der
Sbr6nen en1pfinoen tpel6e er ieinen
Mitmeniben auspreBte. gr muBte
uneri6iitterlih iein pie Ser Senfer,
gefiiblos mie bos Bell, unb Der Serr
oes Ioleri6loiies bate, inbem er
i'm 5im @erfSeiig ieiner Grpreiiun.
gen mablte, iider reht mobl gepuBt.
mas ef t6at.'
0ir mollen ieiner glrt unb @eiie,
81 @erfe at geben, eire Secirnbe
lang beiipobnen.
@r bate, pie mir bereits bemerft,
iein 3egiiter in Der Sano unb rief
Die gbgobenpilidtigen nod chamber
auf-ein gufruf Der idon BON Mtt.
tag an b%egpnneft bate llnb iest lid
Dem gnbe naberte.
ySSeon Warie @oi,r pom Eahtgut
Gbarmont!" rief er.
.Sier," anttportete elm fleiner
Mann, beiien aebrauntes ihmales
@eiiht ben ipaniihen SppitS in Jet.
ner gar5en Heinbeit repraientirte.
Sinter linn itan0 elm BON afpei DID,.
len seaogener @aseL on (rueldem
cine Sub itito bier Samlmel 6nlebii1l'
ben naren.
Ser SausbofmeiIter parfl St1ert
Bid auf Den 0aaen lmb AZ
Ebiere unb fubr, inbem err Die In9e
nieber auf iein 3esiiter beftete, fortyb
Stint S6effel @etreioe, nGl1lsf1
spei Sdeffel @oggen unb brei S9eft
fel @erite-iebaig 9hlnb serdl,d1eri3
ten Sped, eineu Sdinfen, led)6tU
Sbaler in baarer flineenber Wiin5eS
cine Observation-Disclosures Sub, Die gea
folbt bot, bier e~iniobrige nitt ge'
idorene Summel in sutem 3uItanre
lit bas Ines oa2"
.Sa, Weiiire, @Ges lit bd-oie
iefsts 5baler chen 10 pie baS Gin.
oere."
llnb Ser Bauer sog aus einem lie.
bernen 9eutel Die Silberitiide etnes
nod benz anoeren beraus itno sablte
lie benz Sausbofmeiiter 5u, fpeld9er
Tie flirrenb in einen langen, an iet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
elites aapiteI.
Die Nbaaben.

Ils Die 9auern aitf Der gsplonaoe
anfomen, itelten lie iih 10 auf, bab
tie 3mei Heiben biloeten, 5piife1
pelfen elm freier &alm blieb, Der
BON einem gnoe bis gum anberen
reihte.
Sieier Gaum muroe burd Die @a-
gen lrno Die Sbiere aitsgefiilIt. Der
Sausbofmeiiter itano an Der optic
bes 3uges unb feline feierlife, aufse-
blaiene Miene perrietb belltIih, nie
eitel er auf iein nibtiges smt mar.
@r mar elm Wann bon etlpa ied).
5ig Sabren, Did unp flein, NIT bret.
ten Shultern rub einem Sals pie
elm Stier. Sein breites glanaenoes
@eiift NOR nit Hl,binen beiGet, De.
rem 3abl uno Seiter einen inbriiniti-
gen 8erebrer Der gottlihen Slaihe
perrietben, itno bon elmer fablen
Stirn eefront, pelde bon benz fri.
her 10 iippigen Saarnuds MIR nod
orei biirftige ergraltenbe giiihel be-
balten bate. zines auf Dem @irbcl
unb Die beioen anberen iiber ben
Shlafen.
Seine b%elgrauen Iugen funfelten
unter bid)ten, nod iebr idpar5en
grailen. Seine oidwulitiee, linn.
lihe llnterlippe bling bis auf Dos
8inn berab.
9ieler- Sausbofmeiiter itano nit
entbloBtem &opfe ba uno trug cine
@rt braunen 4ittel, pelfer NIT
elmer moaenen Shmir Inn ieinen
melt berportretenOen 2eib berilm be.
feitiet mar.
Cine 8rine obne SeitengeiteG iab
auf ieiner fi,r5en rotben Naie, beren
Spite oabur6 iebr perringert nurbc.
Or blGtterte IN einem langen Hegi.
5ter, meltes Die Namen iGmmtli6er
@utsumtertbanen nit gngabe Ser.
bon jeoem 81 leiitenoen slbgaben emf.
belt.
Bon 8eit 81 3eit taildte er cine
ieoer in elm bleiernes SintenfoB, NIT
meld)em elm &ii6enimge neben ibm
itanb.
glus alien bieien ideint, gIauben
mir, berpor5ilseben, oaB Der piirbisc
geamte nit elmer mebr e~rptesfen
nnb gntmiitbigen, als obItobenben
Ybniipgnomie begabt mar.
@er iebod, nadbem er Die BON
inns entmorfene Shiloernng seleieH,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

@ub lpGter einmal offenbaren, ipas
ib euh beiite nerihmeige. Sest iii
bieier Gag nod nid)t ba."
Y@ebaltet Cure @ebetmniiie," emf.
gegnete Ga Gu5on. sd banfe eild)
oeBlpegen niht peniger ,lnb bon gait
5em Sersen fir bas, mas Sbr bellte
fir uns Mae gctban."
Sann nenoete er lid 81 ieinen
orei S%reunben, briidte ibnen Die
Sanb uno lagte au Dem Hfarrer
Warquis, inbem er bas &nie Dor inn
beligte:
SD gebe. Segnet mid uno betet
fir mid unb fir Die, pelbe mid
BORT ermartet."
Der 8rieIter breitete feline Sanbe
iiber Ga Gu3on's ebles Salipt.
Sch, mein Sobn," iaate er. Ser
Serr iegne Did, nebme did in iei-
men Sflis uno fibre Did gliiflid)
an ms S,iriif."
Ser CAPTAIN entfernte iif nit ra.
idem S1ritt.
y@eib," iagte MN Ser Efurrer
Warquis 81 Der alten Wagui, lpelhe
altfmerfiam lallifenb Ga GuSon's
iih elttfernenbe Critic nnter Dem @e.
noble allmdlig perbalIen borte, i'd,
CLAUDE nidt, baB SIR seIogen babt,
ober Sean Glaube Yroit gebt, neil er
gitren @orten pertraiit, @efahren
unb-pieaeiht-ibm gelegten Sdlin.
gen e%ntgeeen. Sebct in benz, ipas
i'd, Glih iagelu mill, fein beleibieen.
oes NiBtrauen. Sd geborhe Den
@eieben bes arieges-Gmer 2elen
biirgt mir fir oas bes Gapit1ns, Sbr
merbet bis 5u ieiner &iidfunft bier
bleiben."
rMit anberen @orten, fb bin sc.
fangene, nift mabr?"
rSa nno nein. Sbr peroet nit
Der grDBten &iifiiht bebanoelt iper-
ben, aber Sbr biirft glld nid)t bon
bier e%ntfernen."
,Gs lei Weiiire Gfarrer. Gs
beiBt Dies allerbings mir @utes nit
gDiem pergelter, aber i'd beflagc
mid i,iht oariiber. @ptt lit ~iibrigens
sroB uiD es miro INNER iein @iqe
geiheben uno nibt Der Cure"
u@as poat Sbr oamit iagenS"
a3os, mos id, iagc, Meiiire Nfar.
Erer; iuhct nibts Inoeres oabinter."
Ser Yfarrer Marauis bebarrte
nift meiter anf ieiner 5rage ulo rief
Giielarm berbei.
Ser 9ieutenant fam Iber5n.
.Nebmt oieie 5rait NIT, iagte Der
Hrieiter. Sic bat ans widtige
9ienIte eeleiitet unS mlb hoh einisc
Stunben bier peripeilen. @enn Tie
Sitneer' ut,b Curt bat, 10 gebe man
ibr su eiien uno 5ll trinfen, nno
wenn tie ihlafen wia, friides nno
reiblihes Strpb."
9ann aber iebte er leiie binsu:
vSaget Guren 9eilten, bob iie lie
feline Secunbe lang nus Den slrgen
perlieren iollen. Sbr biirgt mir iiir
iie."
Der lieutenant nabm Maeui nit,
Die einige Augenblife ipdter i'm tSins
~tergrunoe Der Soble auf %einigen
giinoeln Strob lag uno in feiten
Sdlaf 5u iinfen idien. 3mei Berg.
befpobner batten Den gtuftrag erbaI-
ten, lie obne llnterlaB 81 bemafen,
uno iid oieiem 9efeble gemdB penige
Shritte bon ibr auf ben 9ooen se-
iest.
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n a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-30

land and Virginia in the vicinity OF the
bay.
The meeting was composed of delegates
from the cities in Maryland and Virginia
adjacent to Chesapeake bay The first
meeting of these delegates was held at
Cape Henry January % and the move
ment was initiated by the industrial COM
mission of Norfolk.
In the permanent organization effected
today the following officers were elected:
Harvey NJ. Dickson of Norfolk. presi-
dent; j. Barry Mahool. mayor of Balti-
more, vice president, and Harry II. Trice
of Norfolk, secretary.
Several members of Congress and a
number of otner prominent men interest
ed in tthe movement addressed the meet
ing. Among the speakers were: Senator
Martin and Representatives Maynard and
Jones of Virginia, Representative Small
of North Carolina, Representatives Pearre
and KrOnmiller OF Maryland, Mayor Ma
hool of Baltimore, Gen. Peter Leary, jr.,
and Rear Admiral Yates Sterling.
The speakers were unanimous in agree
Ing to support the issue now befOresCon-
gress in the shape of bill. introduced by
Representative Maynard, providing the
appropriation Of $4,000 for the purchase
of q mile of water front at Cape Henry
for the purpose of erecting fort there.
The delegates appeared before the
House appropriation committee this after
noon and urged the passage of the May
nard bill, after which they adjourned sine
die
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-30
MAY NOT ALLOW PARADE
OF STRIKERS FAMILIES
Wives, Mothers and Children OF
Trolleymen May March in De-
fiance Of Authorities.

PHILADELPHIA. March 30.-The pa
rade Of the wives. mothers and children
of striking trolleymen, planned for next
Saturday, on Broad street. may not be
permitted by the police department.
Director Henry Clay Of the depart
ment OF public safety said today he
would consider whether he would permit
such a parade when application for a per-
nit was laid before him officially. He
intimated that no permit would be is
sued.
Labor leaders. however. are going ahead
preparfnE for the march. 1t Is believed
the women will parade even II a permit
Is not granted.
James De Main OF New York, a motor
man, Is in q serious condition in hos
pital today from injuries received last
night at the hands Of a crowd that at
tackled his car in the kensington dis
trict.
He was dragged from the trolley and his
skull fractured with a brick. He sus-
tanned internal injuries by being tram
pied upon by q crowd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-30
BoYDs, MD.

Special Correspondence of The Star
BOYDS, Md, March 20, 1910.
Thirty witnesses have been summoned
in the case against Mrs. Elizabeth
Young to appear at Rockville at the
trial there, set for Thursday of this
week. most of them from Clarksburg
and near Boyds. Mrs. Young was in
dicted for getting money under false
pretenses from farmers in the vicinity
of Clarksburg. Roger r. Murphy Of
Clarksburg is the complainant In the
case.
day to appear against Lee Ganley, in
dicted for arson. The trial will be held
Friday at Rockville. Ganley is charged
with having set fire to the home Oc-
ored. Christmas morning.
James r; Lillard Of Boyds. recently
appointed deputy sheriff for this coun-
ty. yesterday resigned from that posi-
w. Hessie Of Clarksburg,. a former
deputy under Sheriff Mullican, was
sworn in today as deputy sheriff under
Sheriff Welt
barber, who is employed by the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, was probably
fatally burned at Gaithersburg yester-
day morning: The ehild's mother WAS was
caught fire from the kitchen stove.
Most of the clothing was burned from
the little girls body.
A party was given yesterday after
noon to Blake Davis Merson by his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. George A. Mer-
son, at their home at Burdette, near
Boyds. in celebration of his birthday
anniversary. 4 collation. was served
Farmers meetings were held at
Damascus. Montgomery county, yester-
day. and at Germantown today, under
the auspices of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College Farmers Institute. Prof.
William l.. Amoss was in charge.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Boyd
PRESBYTERIAN Church gave a surprise
party recently in honor of Mrs. B. F..
Hicks. their former president, who held
the. chair for four successive terms,
Many of the members attended. and
collation. was served
Mrs. Hicks, with her family and
husband Mr. B. F. Hicks, will leave
Boyds in April for Des Moines, Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-30
GRIEVANCES OF MINERS
DISCUSSED AT MEETING
Executive Board May Adjourn
Pending Developments in
Strike Situation.

INDIANAPOLIS. March 3O.-The Of
fcers and members Of the national ex-
ecutive board Of the United Mine Work.
ers arrived at noon today from Cincin-
natl. This afternoon the board held a
meeting at the headquarters OF the or
ganization to discuss details Of tthe cam
paign the miners OF the several districts
are making for increase of wages and
Improvement of working conditions
The district strikes that may be d.
clared will not go into effect until 1:
o'clock tomorrow night. During tomor.
row much may happen between the oper.
ators and miners Of the different states
that will change the whole aspect of the
situation.
Therefore the miners officers today ex.
pected the executive board meeting t1
adjourn tonight and reconvene In a few
days for the purpose of directing or ad.
vising the miners that shall not have
signed new contracts with the operators
and are on strike.