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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MNNIIATTNN

STH AVE " g. f5ith - t5a,h 81. for a sly
owner: National Exhibition Co lessee ~ land !.
Osborn Engineering 60. cleveland, architect;
cost. Si0Oonn
BETWEEN iinh and l5oth sis. iIj 4 Of
18th ave. for I Stv frame grandstand. 3oS
52I. Aston estate. owner; McNultN Bros $40
West 59d S. l,ssccS. @ Collins 80 West
SOD 81. archltcct. cost. 5000
i5STu ST. s. s. 2.5 II Of Broadway. for a
& stv tcnIni. 5ONNG n. Rivervicw Construction
60 5gt BrcadV9y. owner. Sass. 80 Union
Sauare. architect. cost. $4,000
MARKET ST. q = $40 u II OF East Broad
wa. for sly store. IS 2xiS2: estate ~ Leon
Wilder. s. Broadway, owner. : Sass. architect.
cost $1,000
THE BRONX
PARK AVE- w cor ~ l7sth 81: for a I
sty frame storohouse 5oxsO. " { Rercen
fS0th ~ and Andrews ave. owner: Seryiss A
GIew. 81 Kingshridge Terrace. architects. cost
81 500
PROSPECT AVE :. TOO p n OF tSotb =.
for au open air theatre. 35xiOO: Louis p lem
INK. 81 Jennings st. owner. A = Underwood
81 East lNoth 50. architect. cost 81 O00
WATSON AVE = 500 y " OF o,mstc,d
ave. for four sty frame dwlgS eOxt5 each
j. H. Bentz. Zcrcsa ave and Butler ri owner
otto e Nrnuss 23lS Ncwbold ave. architect.
cost SIC OOu
iS1Tli ST O. o. cor ~ PARK ave: FOR a : II,
brick tcumt, @5Nno. Amabile 4 I.auri,ano .gr :
hughcs ave. owners. NJ W del Claudio iOi East
fremont ave, architect. cost So 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
TEMPLE EMANUEL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the members Of
the Temple Emanuel will be held In the
vestry rooms, Fifth avenue and 43d street.
on the evening of May 70. The reports Of
the treasurer and standing committees VII
he received and the annual election viii he
held. The polls will be open from $50
20 $50 o'clock. and the following officers
and trustees are 10 be elected. a president
in place Of James Sergman. a vice-president
IN place Of NJ. H Moses. and three trus-
tees 10 serve for three years, 70 succeed
Samuel NJ schefer. Moses II. Moses and
William l Spiegelberg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
SLOWER SPARES PARK FROGS
Refuses to Permit High School Boys to
Have Any Specimens.

Because II is frog season students 4
biology in the De Witt Clinton High School
made application at the Arsenal In Central
Park yesterday for permission 20 catch
number OF them and take them 70 their
school for study. II was learned that al.
different times De Witt Clinton High School
supports from four to five hundred frogs
10 be used for study, before and after
death.
Park Commissioner Stovers secretary
listened 70 the pleadinss OF the students,
and then with tears in his eyes told then,
that the Central Park frogs were con-
sIdered as colony, and never before had
any attempt been made to remove them
from their native haunts.
What do you want them for?" asked the
secretary
To study" said the students in a chorus
But the Central Park frogs are the prop
erty Of the city and cannot be n1olested.'
he answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
AARON BURR HOUSE SOLD
President Madison Occupied Ola
Structure as . Summer Home

The old Aaron Burr home. a large three
story Colonial structure I'm lslst street Just
west Of Fort Washington avenue on Wash
ington Heights. was sold at auction yes
terdsy The parcel. together WIN iou'
lots. was knocked down to horace H.
Kempe for $500. The house was useu ny
James Madison, fourth President ol '"e
United States. as summer home IL was
sold for the estate of Loyal J.. smith,
which holdings realized t2450O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jacob Dieter and ano. exrs to Jane Bar
ney; s15.337
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % New York
Aaron J Bach 10 Kate Joseph 81.
Frederick " Dunbar 20 Anne ". Dunbar
$4,000
Marie c Bischor 70 Hermann Reiners;
$500
Joseph Rosenzweig to Tn. Bronx Invest
New York Investors Corporation 70 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co; $40, 600.
BROOKLYN. a corporations $1,000
Michael Kelly 70 Andrew Dalton; 81.
Juanta J Daily - Nicholas Bsnziger
ct a., exrs $4,000
Madison Trust co and ano 10 Maytan Realty
Maydan Realty and Construction Co TO
Jacob Larchan: g.
William G Christie 70 Annie o'Neill: 5000
Mathilde o Benjamin 10 Eugene s Benia-
Max Levi to Max Brown; 81.
Jesse " Powers 10 Lila May Bandy; 81.
Wilson VI Powell to Mary Shear; So. 900.
Harriet Steele 70 Chautauoua Planning NH
Co; 500
JJeanns,,e wallace to George a1g; I I, Helm; sio"
Isidor simon 70 Pauline Himmel: $500
New York Investors Corporation IN Title Guar
antea and Trust Co $4,000.
Winfred Watson 70 Montgomery Mari; 2 assts;
SIS .ooO
Paul F Lahm to Title Guarantee and rru,s
Co; 81 500
Bronx rnvestmen, Co to New York Trust Co:
Fackner-Coates Construction co to vahan N
Boyajian. 81.
John Lerch ard ano. exrs. 20 John I~rch and
ano, trustees S5o33. .
Frank T. Hall trustee. 10 Frank Hall;
Salvatore soraci to Frank Garsuilo; ST.
Title Insurance Company or New YORK 20
r. ca ,iuCa Bank. So. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

=.
Cooperation and ,oo o.o .e.o sos ,oo
The attorneys explained that the blanks
N The lis. Indicated that stock holdings
had been credited to another director.
vhoee name had already appeared IN 'he
directorate Of a company.
Louis II Porter. counsel for the Alpha
comnanv said that the complainant had
70 fsht this aggregate power Of capital ana
Us influence over the railroads to'get a
square deal" With this the complainant
rested its case.
The defence called Harry Lewis. CHIEF
clerk 10 the general traffic manager OF the
Baltimore & Ohio. He said that following
a conference between President Gersteil or
the Alpha Company and officials of the rail-
road q reduction averaging % cents ton
was given 10 the Alpha Company IN me
West Virginia and Pennsylvania territory
He said Mr.. Cersten asked FOR refuc-
tion IN the Western territory later. and
this was promised. with the provision that
:. Could he done without disruption %
Western shipping interests. These shippers
did complain. he added, that Eastern snip
rers had an advantage o. rates. and -
no further change was made in favor Of
the Alpha Company.
The long and short haul provision of the
Interstate Commerce Commission also inter
fered AZ that time. Mr.. Lewis stated. Asker
whether there was rule for fixing rates
Mr. Lewis said
If trafio manager should adopt a rule
for fixing rates he would soon he out 81
business There can be no fixed. arbitrary.
cast iron rule rates must depend upon a
percentage basis"
During the morning session H. II. smith
who said that he was an attorney for ten
cement manufacturers in Michigan, ONO
and Wisconsin. entered protest on hehaf
Of his clients against any reduction In
freight rates 70 Eastern cement plants. He
was advised TO file his statement with the
commission at washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

TTH AVE. II " cor Cathedral Parkway; stand
ard Damp PROBING 20 sst Winston Holding 90
~ al. May 3 1911 'by payment: SIS.
ATTORNEY ST. II and 10. l. Freeks Engine
60 AIT Samuel Ievins Sons. jar IS. 1911 Coy
paymerD. S4t -
AMSTERDAM AVE. Z . cor ISIS, ST and
( lie Berger agt Annie Donnelly ~ AL May
= 1911 tby paymenr' 500 so.
BROADWAY. SPAS same agt same Ma .
1911 10y raymenD. S42 %.
ST AIMS AVE. 100 Post & NcCord agt
Philip and William Bbling Brewing CO et al
April Il. 1911 S2.Io1 90
CALDWELL AVE. SIS. n Hermann Trim
co AIT Tuchman Brothers Construction Co: April
Il. 1911. $3.50
18TH ST oo6 East Fisk- Fixture co agt
Louis LeeusseNe 81 all Jan 10. 1911; Sl1.
SAME PROPERTY: y l. Fraser sgr Louis
Ieeusseye, Jan ., 1911. SlsS
SFDGWICK AVE. $50 q ~ l16th
- Colweu Lead co AIT Plympton Construction
90 n al. March o. 1911 thy hondl. $685. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MAY q

MAY o.
rpoApvAy. : W cor Goth st. s. Sx155 :: IN, NJ
Circle Theatre, chas Appsoy' 70 toii:
taxes etc. ana SIG 900: address. PA East ll'n ~
ppo,n CT cor Pearl 81. ground noo,
and ror, cellar. Sons Of the ReYoiut,0n, 10 e. an
Wes.erhury. IS yrs from MAY l. l'i''
10 $1,000 address. - Pearl 81
Amsterdam Realty Go to Ausus, ur,,sis
alp yrs from June I. 1910, 5000: address
coo Yves, 1i1st 81.
DUANE ST. 1o5: Thomas st. "A .,ors' ,G PAS
msn ard CELLARS nsnr XsR ia1i $ Sc ad
dress. a'7 Decatur st. Brooklyn
DFSBROssES ST. 3Tis. store; Gesin, Ense.
20 Annie + Doscher: ST from May !. l'l''
$3.50: address. 21l West 81
HOUSTON ST. 300 East store and oastn, en-:
yrs from NAV /. 1911; $500; address ~
East Houston 50.
LEXINGToY AVE. loss. all: Ma yer H ara.
heimer 10 chas Rohrss yrs from Dec l. i''''
20 400: address. 1885 Lexington ave.
MACDoUGAL ST, u, store; Teresa lar
chetti 70 Pietro Erbetta. 5 we from MAY J.
1911. $500. address III Macdougal ST
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. DIS store and
basement; The Brook construction Go 70 go
Witmanr: s yrs from May !. 1911; >'Vo' al
dress MS Southern Bouleavrd.
TGNr,N AVE-. Ss3, all; Chas Hlawa,s h I"
voodsf, K Bcaiding stable. yrs from Nay I,
1911. si.,,o address $50 linton ct
UNION AVE. 1909. store; Henry Battennel1.
sr. 10 John G Bentler. yrs from May l. 1911
$3.50: address 1890 Union ave.
WEST ST. 25l: ali. Gesine Engel 10 annle
Doscher; 2 US from May I. 1911; S2e'o'
address 271 West ST
sTH AVE sso 81 foor: Philip 4 Felz.r - ;
A Polnhor. yrs from MAY /. lsll' s""' Al
dress eco sth ave.
11TY AVE. ABS store etc; Felix McKenna 70
Ohernlever & Lehman; yrs from June J.
1911: $500. address. 50 Bremen AZ. ETooklEh
25D ST. 400 West. the land Mary NJ shern IA
"a Thomas 7 Clarke: 81 yrs from MAY l. 1908
$3.50. address 40 West 23d 81
18TH ST. 54s East. store. etc: Henry J
Neverhoff 10 william SunkenberT and ano; ,
yrs from May I. 1912; $3.50; address 2ls =
A~r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

attic frame dwlg and once. 2o11x4i.s: Stand.
ara Damp PROBING and Roofing Co. on prem
ses. owner; Philip Goodrich. % East 1880 st
architect; cost, $4,000
to a 8 ETY. frame dwIg. 44sx5le; J D Beals.
Madison ave. owner. George p Crosler, 223d n
and White Plains ave, architect; cost. $1,000
Lis PsNoeNs.
oLrNvrLLE AVE. g. 100 It Of ID ct. ssx
action 70 set aside conveyance: attorney. ] !
Epstein
14sTH ST. sos Past; Theodore chsbot an
Timothy sullivan 81 al foreclosure OF mtg:
attorney. Sullivan.
BOSTON ROAD. $. 1875 II n Of isoth u.
1s.6I2s2; Boston Road. g. south half Of lof
10. 25x2s2x; Ernigran, Industrial Savings Bark
sg' Richard Tietjen foreclosure OF mtG: at
torney v & Y J O'Gorman
4sTH ST, .. go II OF 9th sv. 2oxioos.
Enigrant Industrial Savings Bank ast laura 4
Decker foreclosure Of MTG. attorneys. 4 .
J O'Gorman.
AMSTERDAM AoyE, ~ cor Iss,s s., as.loo:
I~nox ave. cor 1924 ST. - u1l6 Lemon ave.
s. 24lI n . OF 1924 ~. 25r1s: renor ave-
IS .ai1 It Of 1924 st; 25xI5; Ienox ave. 90
cor 1921 s ct. axs4; A av. s.. m n, !.
ii5.h at. 2srfOo: nth a.. sos Z, ~ "A
a.s T1sss r:s 1's =: q Paw w.l i2s ;n
cor esth At, 255xl0o: Charles Yurg AZ,
Anna " Blake 81 al partition. attorney 2 7
McCabn.
Place, 80 2x9O: Lena Sternsteln agt Pesh. Real
~ Co et al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney, J A
Seidman.
HOUSTON ST. 81 and 80 West, Henry
Davy agt Samuel Kempner - al (ps'tition); Al.
torney Knox.
EDGECOMBE AVE, $. iAii Il =,
l5Oth RI. 25xio0; Hampton Doughsrty A.,
Edna II stoecker 81 al foreciosur. 0, NH.
attorney. l. s Tenney.
l53D ST. n s. 30 Z, OF Amsterdam A..
s0xa9.ll C1ty Real Essate co ag- lif-.s
Bachman 81 al foreclosure ~ mtg. aftorr.S
Swain.
9Th AVE. 344. William l. FTaxg ag, William
Parke action TO execute Instrument, stc1.
attorney. r Stone.
GRACE AVE. =. q Il o, Rose Place.
25x10o: Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank az,
Domino Plants ct al foreclosure %, fn'r: at
torney. r R. r O'Gorman.
CALDWELL AVE. 724 and 72s. Jonas Wen
~ a. agt Joseph stone - al Csoreolcscre Il
mtg; attorneys, Arnst"in. Levy 4 Pfeifsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.



CHERRY Sr. $50. .7.s>5o. Ilv T. 1901
Louis and Harris Sackn to i-idore jackson
and Abraham stern. 50 500. attorney. Abra-
ham Stern. 80 Nassau ST.
ESSEN 81. leG I7Gx3o March q. 1908.
Rubin Nufrhoch to Martha Oser. 8. at
torneys. Wcssriman a Nuus 80 Liberty ST.
HUDSON Sr. GlS aud 900. o. cor ~
Gause'"ort So runs % lllG> Gi.TN ~ ll1.SX
- - beg April 30 1903. Louis T. Cuinet.
John Ludlu and Alfred WutmeVer Co
Daniel Easton. 25.ooo. attorney, Robert
7 Eastor. l2o broadway.
SANE PROPERTY Apfil ~ zoos. same to
same. s2Ioon, attorney. same as above.
SAME PROPERTY March T. ln0a. John f.
Nicholson 10 Theophile Kick and y witt
n.cycr $4,000. attorney Title lnmrance GO.
i3i Broadway.
HAMILTON TERRACE g. 62pG q "
lllsi - la0sI3iAi1tAs6. Jan 8 lall Re
liant folfine Co 20 Barney Estate 60.
So 500 Attorney, Title Guarantee and rrus,
Go. i1G Broadp1Y
HAMILTON TERRACE 81. 3oi6 . y ~
lilst e. leANs6N1el l0N9d g Jan g. 1911.
same 70 same $4,000 address 155 Broadway.
LEWIS ST. l5i, cor Of sd tt. a5Aloo *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

PATH ST. 4oi West; Levin Levin Con.
tracing Co agt olive \ Fitzgerald. owner ana
contractor Sl3,623.
25TYI ST, 146 70 $50 West: Oriental Firea.oor
cash ana Door 90 agt Gibson Stereart Con-
struction co, owner and contractor; $3.50 %
BAILEY AVE. =. 2os3 4 II o. Boston ave.
1880. cross. Austin e. Ireland Lumber co ast
Roma Construction and Engineering co. owner
and contractor. 1891 80.
KEARNDY AVE- s $50 Il 4 OF Fair1nourt
ave. - lOxiO0; Michele y Amore et a. agt Mar
garatha Won Salem. owner; Louis Jacob. con-
tractor. sos.
SAME PROPERTY, Louis jacob ag, Mar
sareths Won Salzen, owner and contractor;
S555 80.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 6 . cor i45th 81. look
100. William EAess agt Dacorn Realty CO. owner
and CONTINUATION. s. ls3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
ALTERATIONS.

EAST BROADWAY. II =. .e3 n % - cathe-
riue st. 10 sN tenmt. knight Union
square West owner, Meyers 1 Union
square West. architect. cost, si600o
$50 So and West. 20 two sty AMI
hasem"n, dwlgs Mrs T. 4 Prentice ; West SSd
si owner, pfltno Aldrich. I East 3pth 81
architects. cost. $1,000.
i22p ST s. ~ n W ~ - Nichole, ave. IA
~ church. second Reformed Preshyt-rian
church. owner. Clo1erdon a Put.el 81 Inion
squ're West. architects cost 10000
TIE BRONN
WASH!NGTON AVE. 1896. 70 q 2 s,Y and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
NFSTCHESTER COUNTY
HOME SITES

You can And out about the most d-sirse.s
places 10 build or buy home r. sending
cents Irregular price twenty hNel for \ cop,vS
the suburban New York Number ~ lOv
a COUNTRY. II contains Real Estate
formation Blank. which viii bring YOU dees..r
TOWN < COUNTRY HOMELAND ~ kbss,'
$50 Fifth Avenue. Tel 1927 30 Madison -:
MODERN COLONIAL. HOUSE. ALMOST NE",,
- minutes from New YORK: har an af..,
the best residence section OF Nonkefss nuns " l.,
ter's bedrooms, minutes nom station 'vS,es
trolley q New York price $40 Ono ~ sNcnnrh
FOR city property. J. L. WILTON STU AHi Wv
: f.asf s4th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Highest temperature NcsteIlae. O3 degrees
lowest. so. average. SC. average for CORE
spending date last YEAR 63. average for CORE
spoLding date last thirty-thTce years. -
Local forecast Fair TO-DAY and prohahlr
Thursdsy. moderate west Wlnds, becoming
variable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
Local Official Ee,ord

Local Official Eecord.-Thc following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes In the Temperature for the last twenty
four hours. IN comparison with the correspond
ins date 81 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Temperatures will continue high Nedn'si IS
aud probably Thursday in the Eastern ana south
ern states and Wednesday IA the Middle West.
followed by q change 10 cooler weather ln the
last named district Thursday. COoti weather
will oVerspread the eastern slope OF the Rocky
Mountains a. far south az Kansas ana Western
Oklahoma WEDNESDAY and Wednesday night.
The winds along the New England Coast viii
BE- moderate southwest and west. middle Atlantic
Coast. light variable south Atlantic coast. heht
variable. mostly west. east Gulf Coast. Hsht
variable. west Gulf Coast. moderate 60 brisk
south. lower lakes. mod erate variable. becoming
south. upper lakes. mOqerdf" southeast ana
south On Michigan and Huron and brisk east on
Superior.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

Official observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken 81 y. M. ycsicrd'' follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
IN The AUCTION MARKE

the east side OF Webster avenue. about T.
feet south ~ East 1874 street. 32. TX irrefu"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
Forecast for special Localities For Nes

Forecast for special Localities. foi New
England fair in interior. unsettled and some
what warmer ON the coast 10 CAV. Thursday
% obablf fair. moderate south ana vest winds
For Eastern NeR York. fair to-day and grob-
ably Thurslat moderate vest winds becoming
,ariable
For Eastern Pennsyl vania. New Jersey. Della
ware Maryland ana the District Of columbia,
probabli fair TO-DAY and Thulsday. continued
warm; light 20 moderate variable WINS
For Western Pennsyl1 ania ana Western New
York fair to-day. showers tonight Thurs
day. moderate variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
fXpLANATORY NOTES.

Observations taken Al 3 p n ISM meridian hr1c. Ar
pressure reduced 10 sea level
lsobsfs continuous lines pass through points on equal ar
pressure
soiherus dotted hnes pass through points O. e01s tenn
eat,s drawn only FOR zero ifeeIng o. and 100 degrees
q Gear. d Panty Cloudy . Cloudy. X PAN, ) Snow.
NJ Report missing Arrows Nv With the wind
Frstfgures indicate Temperature; second &-hou pecp
,,s,on ~ Oi inch or for % hours enoin9s m YES
,e,os, thfd And velocity when 10 miles per hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

FOR ALL KINDS OF REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND B\RG iiNs.
and furnished cottages 20 rent.
Apply 10 T.. \. NIIDREIH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

BEAUTIFUL. NEW COTTAGE. DETACHED,
rooms and hath hardwood :rinl. tile hafhio'in.
ALL IMPROVEMENTS one block nom sa.NY
station. Richmond hi: lines ~ tra.el - va
balance easy payments W. e. REEVES 4 S"'
5000 1aniaira Ave- Richmond liili. y. y.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-10
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
BY KICKS FROM
VICIOUS HORSE
Fred sonburn Attacked by Animal
While Trying To Harness II in
Yard at Home-Young Son At
tempts Rescue.
Switch Engine Tears Of Woman's
Arm and Street Car Batters Man
Other Accidents.

one man dead. one. woman dying,
Others lying in the hospitals manned
and bruised, was the toll exacted in
early morning accidents, Saturday. 4
Fred Sonburn, As years old. No. 96
lllinois-st., was kicked to death by a
horse in the yard in the rear OF his
nome. He and his son, Fred Sonburn.
Jr., 10 years old, were hitching up
Two teams, preparatory to doing some
work Tor the city. One OF the horses
became Infatuated, when the older
man tried TO put the harness on it.
IL reared and plunged and before Son.
burn could get out OF the way, the
savage beast kicked him twice,ln the
race, telling him like log and crush
ing the bones like egg shells.
The son ran TO the rescue and after
q desperate struggle succeeded In
dragging his father from under the
feet of the animal. The father died
within few minutes. Coroner Bur
CESS took charge OF the body.
While walking on the Michigan Cen
tral tracks. Mrs. Annie Kugot, 20 years
old, No. 276 Wessofl-aye., was struck
by Michigan Central switch engine.
Her left arm was literally torn from
the shoulder. She was hurried to Sol
way General hospital and the surgeons
say they fear the awful shock will re-
suit I'm death.
John Jebena. No. $50 Riopelle-st.,
was driving his milk wagon at Hast
ings-st and Hancock-ave., when
Fourteenth car bore down on him. The
wagon was demolished, milk being
spilled all over the highway. Jebena
was cut and bruised and is In Grace
hospital.
Beatrice Savage was seriously in
jured, Friday afternoon, when a Four.
teenth car struck her, at Fourteenth-st.
and Kirby-ave. She Is at her home,
No. 219 Wreford-aye.
Raymond ID. Cobane, "a years old,
No. 6e6 Ferdinand-aye., was riding his
motorcycle. Friday, when he was
struck by an automobile, driven by
Charles Dawson, No. 1870 Chene-st. He
is In Grace hospital, with broken
leg.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-10
WILL HELP MAINE DRYS.
Mrs. e. L. Calklns, President Of Mich
lgan w. c. 7. w., To Go East.

PETOSKEY. Mich. June 10.-Ths
thirty-seventh annual convention oi
the Michigan Womens Temperance
union came to close last night.
Most OF the day was consumed with
routine business, the principar matter
OF Importance, being the adoption Of
resolutions. These covered practical
ly every department OF the union g
work, including temperance and mod.
esty in dress. the redoubling of work
for franchises and desirability OF OK.
ercising the right of the school bal.
lot and efforts against white slave
traffic.
1t was decided to send Mrs. z. l..
Calkins, president Of the union to
Maine to work for two week In Au.
gust against the return OF the liquor
traffic. as the union feels that the Is
sue is q great one.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-10
90 WILL GRADUATE.
St. Mary's College VIII. Hold Excr
cises Next Thursday.

MONROE, Mich, June 10.-St
Mary's college will graduate 10 liter
airy and three conservatory pupils
Thursday next.
The entire week from Monday TO
Thursday will be taken up with exer-
cises pertaining to the commencement
the festivals Of the society. the meet
ing and election OF Officers OF the
Alumnae association anW other mat.
tiers.
Bishop Foley and his assistant,
Bishop Kelly, with large list OF Wis.
listing clergy have signified their In.
tention to be present.
Officers OF the class OF IL are :
President, Miss Lettie Scanlon. De-
troit; vice-president, Miss Florence
Conway, Detroit; secretary, Miss
Helena Moreh. Hersey. Mich; treas
urer, Eda Wolkenstein. Ellis, Kansas.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-10
JUDGE SWAN IS MERCIFUL
IN CASE OF C0NSUMPTIVE
suspends Sentence on Philip
schweltz, Who Admits "Rais-
Ing" Money Orders.

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schweltz, Who Admits "Rais-
Ing" Money Orders.
Probably the happiest tuberculosis
victim on Blue Star day was one who
didn't know the significance OF the
little tags hanging on the lapels all
taround him. He was Philip SchweISz,
who admitted raising money orders
and who was arraigned in Judge
Swans court on the third of five
charges, after spending seven years
in prison.
In consideration of Schwei;z's phys
ical condition. Judge Swan suspended
sentence. Ii Is expected thai similar
action will be taken by Judge william
Day, OF Cleveland, and that Schweitz
will be able to join his family In the
old country.
Schweitz suffered sever hemorr-
hage In the county jail, Friday, and
II was with difficulty that he walked
from the Jail to the court room, ac-
companied by Deputy Marshal Cash
p. Taylor. He sat near a window at
the side OF the room until Judge
Swan appeared In court, when re
rose and waited TO be called TO Lace
the court
While District Attorney Frank H.
Watson was arranging his payers.
Schweitz could be seen to tremhle.
Then the district attorney made q
plea fof clemency.
This prisoner has pleaded guilty"
said Mr.. Watson. He has been seven
years In prison. and he is a stricken
man. II Is doubtful II he will outlive
any sentence that you might give
him, and / believe that justice has
ben satisfied and It IL time for
mercy"
Under the circumstances, and on
condition that the prisoner will
promise to return to the old country
as soon as he Is finally free, will
suspend sentence" said the Judge.
Your honor, l want to thank you"
said Schweitz, stretching his arms
out toward the bench.
You cannot thank me" said the
court. 1T is my duty to execute Jus
tice, and did not think that it WOULD
be justice to send you back to
prison"
Schweitz was Immediately served
with the Cleveland warrant, which
charges him with obtaining $50 from
hotel keeper on a money order is
sued for So.