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The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
MRS. CARAVANS
MAID TELLS
DAMAGING TALE
Declares She Saw Mistress Fully
Dressed Run Into Kitchen
After Shooting
DIFFERS FROM STORY
TOLD AT INQUEST
AT That Time Girl Gave EVi-
dence Tending to Clear
Doctors Wife

NEW YORK, July l5,--With the DC
tense staggering under the crushing
blow Administered against II IN the
avtAapca OF a colored maid, District
ATTORNEY Smith today predicted an
early ending OF the Nassau county
grand jury's probe OF the treeR 30 I
EtlIiue of Mrs. louise Bailey nc
grand Jury resumed its sessions 'oaa!
Tha evidence given BY Celia Cole
,oang Nesro maid In the Carmah
hon,e. Is declared to have been a VIA
hlou 10 the defense and MIS-. Fio''
ence Carman, the doctors VIE VINO
IA held An connection with the murdeI'
Dr Carman and Mrs. Carman at'oE-
nav were visibly worried.
while the session OF the grand Jury
Is secret, the facts 20 which uhe No
gro maid testified leaked out Sne -
said To have declared that immedlate
" after she heard the sound OF Orean,
ing glass and the report or PISTOL
Mra Caruan, fully dressed, came run
ming into the kitchen from the OUT
side OF the house. The shot thAt
ended Mrs. Bailey's life was hreu
from the outside Of the house through
a window into DIR. Carman,s consul
tation room. Mrs. Carman has main,
tanned that when the shot was hreo
and for sometime afterward she was
upstairs and in negligee-
The Coleman girls story dluere1
materially from the one she told al
the coroner's inquest. At that time
she stated that her mistress Ola nor
Ieave the kitchen for long time pre-
ceding or following the shot
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
DETROIT ELK TEAM
LEADS FOR PRIZE
SQUAD Outclasses Rivals In
Tryout Drills At Denver
Convention

DENVER, Colo, July 1.-THE nrst
prize of $3.50 for the best drilled Elks'
degree team is expected TO go TO the
Detroit organization. The competing
teams held tryout Tuesday, In the
ball park here, and the Detroit team
showed superior class all the way
through. San Francisco, Rochester
and Oakland are among the close RI
walls of the Michigan men. The drlll
contest will be held Thursday.
Los Angeles secured the national
meet for 1915.
RAYMOND Benjamin, OF Napa, CAL
assistant Encouragement OF that state,
was elected grand exalted ruler ana
grant sgteemed leading knight was
won by l.. r. Maxwell. OF Marshall
town. Ia
Other officers elected are:
Grand loyal Knight. Nj. DECKER
man, Tuscon, Arlz.
Grand lecturing knight-W. r.
Schad, Milwaukee.
Grand secretary-FredericK c. ROD
inson, Dubuque, la.
Grand reasurer-Charles A. White,
Chicago,
Grand inner guard-Thomas {. DON
ohue. New London, Conn.
Grand trustee-Calyin Kingsley,
Waterloo, la,
Grand tiler-B. F. Koperlik, pueblo.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
COURT OF HEROES
G. A. R. FEATURE
viii Consist Of Oil Paintings of
Hero Dead, Placed Along
Woodward-ave.

Contracts for one OF the most elabo-
rate decorative schemes IN the his
tory OF the middle west we're let to
the William Beck q Sons Co. OF Gin.
cinnau, by the committee in charge
Of decorations for the national G. A.
II. encampment here, Aug 81 to
Sept 5.
One OF the most conspicuous fea-
lures OF the decorative plan which
was accepted by the committee is a
Court OF Heroes, in which large oil
paintings OF the illustrious dead, both
OF the state and nation. will be ex-
hibited There Will be 33 of these
paintings and they will be placed on
each OF the trolley posts on Wood.
ward-aye., between Jefferson and era
tiot-aves. A wreath OF flags will sur
round each likeness. while a tr-color
emblem will conceal the post itself
White columns % feet high will be
placed between each OF these and a
large glass ball on top OF each will
throw out the radiance OF the stars Of
our nations flag
The G. A. r, insignia will decorate
all OF these columns
Plans for nationwide publicity
campaign were laid at a special meet.
ing OF the publicity committee Tues.
day night. II is planned 10 interest
! 1000 newspapers In the event
a display OF fireworks will be given
from the foot OF Belle Isle on the
evening Of Sept 3.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
STARS AND STRIPES TO
SHARE IN GLORY AND
DANGER OF OCEAN FLIGHT
CONTINUED from Page one).

the trip" explained Hallett 10 me as
he stood beside the hangar OF that
great, red winged whale the Amer
lea" on the shores OF Lake Keuka.
And the mechanic merely tends TO
the machinery and steers part OF the
time"
is that an" said but Geo.
Modest lIallett didn't gather in the
exclamation point and replied Well,
I may have to steer as much as half
the tlme-it all depends on the cir
cumstances we meet with"
So YOU see for yourself that the
modesty OF the Americas" "mechan-
&c" is incurahle SO 7 went on 10 ask
him just why he has such faith IN the
carmine creature he is going 10 risk
his young life in
Because know her from A 10 q:
because understand her so well," he
exclaimed smiling.
What one understands perfectly.
one doesn't fear 7 know the machin-
cry OF the America" "a we'll as my
mother knows me, there isn't a bolt
lin her inst isn't my friend frem long
association with her
You see" said George Hallett,
I
in one OF his flashing sudden smiles.
|'I know gas engines They are like
my own children to me,
I've been learning their disposi-
| tions-and don't YOU think gas en-.
gines don't have dispositions well
I ever since worked on r " Scripps'
yacht. the Alexander Agassiz, out In
San Diego harbor. the winter 81 was
sixteen
! II had run away from my home IN
southern California and shipped on
p coastwise steamer running 70
Frisco on board ! got interested in
marine gas engines and began 70 take
4 a CORE spohdence course in them a
little before went on the Scripps
yacht as mechanic
/ After this Yacht was given 20 a
/ California society for scientific work
I met Glenn Curtiss who was out in
( California testing his hvdropanes He
engaged me and 7 have been with him
ever since as mechanic demonstrate
ing hydropanes 70 sportsmen, await
/ ors and armies and ALI the while get
/ ting better acquainted with gas en-
gines,
Al that want 10 see the America
do-and do easily and often--is n
plane from the water with 1000
pounds. the load We must carry
across
II think she'll do that eventually
with the new pontoons Such a load
has been lifted easily by pontoons or
ether machiniSts so why shouldn't We
be able 70 build and operate effective
" such Dontoons on the America"
"Tn flight the America has carried
700 pounds all she has been really
able vet 70 lift surely from the water
wonderfully and swiftly We arc
sure she can carry the required tor
n she can prove that she can always
nft that required ton from the waves
into the air
I'VE have had the America, yor
know stay up With one engine dead
long enough TO know that she car
travel over 500 miles. even II one oil
the two engines should 60 ont Of com
mission so what have 20 fear?
Bad navigation affords the only
chance for danger, and ] guess Lieut.
Porte knows his job. Wen not waste
any words, he and 7. hut well just
saw wood We're out 20 win-not In
the required 70 hours either-but In
AZ hours Porte will urge his gear
and well. how I'll pet those gas en-
gines'"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15

seek the paltry incomes the positions
may pay or the honor that may be
had in holding them We want men
who will bring honor 20 their posi-
tions men who are willing 70 make
some sacrifices for the good OF tho
city witch has made them prosperous
and successful, who have the ability
20 give the city the most efficient sort
OF a business administration
The sort OF good citizen who be
walls the evils OF present politics as
too contaminated for him 70 have any
thing 10 do with Is not the man who
Is going to bring about better condi-
lions.
1T is asking a good deal OF indie
pendent. self respecting. successful
men 20 expect them 10 get into poll.
tics You can hardly blame them for
holding back, yet IL has got TO be
done by somebody
1T is easy enough 10 get one good
man 10 run II there are going 10 be a
lot more like him on the ticket II
Is not 80 easy to get 3s such men 10
make the race for the common coun-
Gil. Nevertheless our hest hope Is IN
getting complete list of high-class
and that We expect 60 do
To do 30. everyone who has been talk.
ing progressivism must be as good as
his word We are not asking whether
q man voted for Roosevelt or Wilson
or this ticket or that In the last cleo.
tion. All We want IL the right. man
for each place"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
PROPOSALS
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF PUBLIC SEWERS

seated proposals win be recaivsA
w nee or me Department OF pubiIc
- ~ ,etroit. Mich until TuAsdsy
JerS 80, 80, Islt' az 10 o'clock a. m stan
uaiip tlme. az which time and place thev
VIII De opened for FURNISHING ali 49, 49,
anu materials, excepting iron nanboia
llHgs ana covers. which will he 80
ssrSnsd by The city. and building and
hhai9,hinE complete. together with tbe
BACK ming. according TO the pIans ,nS
specln ,atlons on file in this oface ~
toiiowing brick public sewers to.Y,t
paIs amer avenue Public Sewer. In
.ainef avenue from center line ~ e.
Aubin TO center line az BeIiav,,a
length or sewer. s,196 feet more 81
,,eSsl ~ manholes, 4 sunni manboies
belimouth, S-ring brick
hamilton Avenue Public Seu,nr =
hamilton avenue. Jefferson avenna -
north line. Of Charlevoix evar,,a
Length OF sewer, si25 feet rnora ~
r LIS manholes with iron steps, q
9, warren Avenue Public Sewer IN
hrren avenue and Thirty SECOND
street from Thirty-second street ana
mcrraw avenue 10 east line OF Hill
more or less: manhoies Win Iron
steps. 2-ring brick ''''
Hart Avenue Public Sewer. In Hart
avenue. from center line Of sewer in
JEFFERSON avenue 20 north line Of Char.
levolx avenue. Length OF sewer. 2s2a
Ieet more or less Ave manholes. ?
ring brick.
Stanley Avenue Public sewer In
alley cast OF Trumbull avenue TO Lin
coin avenue Length OF sewer isI
feet. more or less; ! manhole g-ring
brick rs
Note-Sewers TO be opened ar ,,r
nelled at option Of contractor
Each bidder must deposit with his btd
certified check, paya BILE 10 the order
q the Department OF Public Works as
follows. ~
Palmer Avenue Public sewor ts-oo
Hamilton Avenue Public sewer 5000
Warren Avenue Public sewer 9Soo
Hart Avenue Public Sewer oeoo
Stanley Avenue Public Sewer
Kirby Avenue Public sewer rso
Which sum will be forfeited ~ ~
Department In case the bidder fa1s -
enter into contract within Ave davs
after the acceptance % his OF tbetr
tender upon proper execution ~ bts
contract bond Contracts 10 be suh
mltted 20 the approval ~ the Common
Council The bidder whose tender il
accepted Will be required 20 furnish
with his contract IA approved surety
bond 20 the city of Detroit and state
In the full amount 81 contract
The Department 81 Public Works
expressly reserves the right 10 reject
any or all proposals
Checks and proposals 70 De placed in
separate envelopes.
All proposals 20 be made IN dupli-
cate
4t32 GEO. n FENkELL.
A-T25 Commissioners.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
LIVING HERE COMES
HIGH; WE MUST HAVE III

But two cities in the United States
with a population above 500.000 have
a lower per capita cost for city gov.
eminent than Detroit. according 20
figures given out By the United
States census bureau The average.
accordinR TO the report. IL S21.24,
while that OF Detroit is $i762
The two cities with lower per cap
ia cost than Detroit are Cleveland
Win $3.50. and Baltimore. with
sfB.i4. Boston. with s2s.06. has the
greatest expense. while New York
city a. next with Sass.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS
TO MEET HERE JULY Il

The Michigan Rural Letter Carriers
association will hold It's annual CON
vtption in the Griswold Hotel here
Julv 81 and p. The opening session
O., the convention will be held at 10 80
o'clock July 81 and the afternoon
session viii be held aboard the steam.
ar Saupho. whore the delegates VIII
ba tho guests % the Wayne county
rural delivery men
The program VIII include an ad-
dress Of welcome by Mayor Oscar 3.
Marx. response by President G ".
Cannons, OF Pontiac. and addresses
bv Senator william Alden Smith and
County Road Commissioned Hagerty.
Ton prfatinE 1--we wight. Ttaes
pTfnting Co.. - John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
YPSILANTi.

The stony Creek Arbor OF Cleaners
Will meet for social Wednesday
evening, July 30. with Mr.. and Mrs.
The Friends church Missionary So
ciety met this afternoon,
a district meeting OF the ". r. For
eign Missionary society will be held
In this city In October.
Mrs Ivan Beman is IN with tonsui-
Il
o. NJ Bagley. Of Bath. \ y is visit
ing his niece Mrs John Russell and
other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Charles smith. Of Fort
smith Ark. are the pIe1ts or young
son Mrs smith viii br remembe
as Miss Kate MCFetredge
Walter Dixon il attending the lnl-
yerstty OF Michigan summer school
Miss Mabel Evans, ~ Detroit has
accepted a position with the Postal
Archie n fraser has returned 70
Chicago after visit az the parental
home.
Mrs Dro G Allen has gore %
Allen in Buffalo y. Y
Mr. and Mrs william r tombstone
have returned 20 their home IN Anl-
caEo after a visit AT the home OF Mr..
and Mrs Perry Norce
Mr. and Mrs George y Flowers are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. jacob Shep-
herd. % Chicago.
Arthur Rom has gone 70 Newport
News Va, where he has a position
with shipbutlding company :.
Mrs George " Ross has gone 70
San Francisco for a months visit
Mrs De witt Freeman, OF Bemon Is
visiting Mrs Carey ) Davis.
Miss Ethel Youngs, OF chicago y
Waiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bunton ana
other relatives.
suretroke received sunday
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
RIRMINGHAM.

Mr. and Mrs Iceland viii enter
tain the choir % the Methodist church
Ms 80 boone and daughter Of Mobile.
Ma. are guests OF Miss Julia Taul"-
PAU Williams. No. 3s7 Hubbard YYsss
VVoodwardsave Detroit. and william
j. Halpfn Detroit, were arrested ~
Deputy Sheriff Bray for violatin "
speed law They had their hearlns z
Sealend plead guilty and We're R NM
SOS and Sc 40 costs. They paid ",
liam j Halpin plead not gHuty ~
claimed he had permi,ss,ioopt ns asylum
sheriff % take patient 70 INC az 'U'''
lie was discharged roko
Mrs Al van Doren, and W p Hau-
lev ~ Webster city Iowa, are guests
~ me REV and Mrs n. Van poren1,;
THE Ladies Aid Of FranENu
meet with Mrs George basIe' "eu-
nesaav July 1S
Guy Taylor Is very H. ,,, rt.y
the birmingham ball team VII ~
the Chicago club team AZ blrnli'H nam
this afternoon. ... - -fts.
Misc Letha Brown is guest OF MISS
FLORENCE Grlfhth AZ ADRIAN -,
Tbc Wtssau Elizabeth and Mary Ial-
uoferrn are guests OF friends az CleVe-
land ohio i ytstt
ING Ola friends here.
porn 10 Mr. and Mrs Wilmer S9n
Rov Vanderford has hled s.lt l',. y,
vorce against nis wife; MIS- Ns, ssn-
derfotd The case is set TOT 'Ne P
terI1ber term ~ court t..
Ms Homer Lajoie and daug nt ny.
Helen. have returned from ys' WIN
Mr. and Mrs Davis, az tohlias n.r
Miss Minnie Peck is visiting her
ro,,eir Misc Nellie Greer, AZ Pontiac
Mrs Frank Allcu. who has oeen ser
to,Islv I'M. he very much improved.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
CLAIMS AUTO COP HAD
NO LIGHT ON MACHINE

The Ann Arbor policeman who ar
rested District Attorney Clyde l. Web.
ster and his brother. for alleged
speeding. put his foot into a whole lot
OF trouble Although the case against
his brother was dismissed Webster
does not propose TO let the matter rest
there.
Il have notified Acknowledgement
Grant Fellows that the Ann Arbor
policeman who arrested my brother
had no light or state license on his
machine az the time OF the arrest"
sald Mr.. Webster This Is a direct
violation Of the state law No police
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
IN DETROIT

Herman SchmittlinE aud William Cordt,
salOOnkeepers Of ~prinEweHs, were
bound over 90 the circuit court Tues
day by Justice Richter on charge
of violating the sunday closing law.
Two other Sprngwells saloon men
will be tried on similar charges july
81.
Funeral services were held "Wednesday
Ga Holy Redeemer church. Tor
Thomas Mule No ass Tolcdo-aNv
who died sunday after two 70
illness Mr. Mullen was ~ years ole
lie Is survived bv sly sons ana iW'
dauphtefS 90 grandchildren and eve
great grandchildren,
Harry Jones. owner 90 "a houseboR'
near Ecorse. suspected Of being q
blind pig walked into the sheriff s
Ofncc Tuesday ana gave himself NF
on warrant charging him with soil
arraiEue1 before Justice Command
and released ou $500 hal after being
bound over 90 tho circuit court
Charles Steenbeck. NJ. I2T Leicester
e. David Van Dusen. No. i4o Nir-
GINA park and Walter RaSteel 80
t0z-WestmTnster-a who left pc
troit q week ago 90 walk to the y
NJ ~ a camp az Torch Lake reached
Gadtlisr fuesday The BOYS are
Torch Lake they wlll have mixed
800 miles
Although Max Rohnis, Of 3Ii Alfred
~. attempted 60 get his bride 81
two months adjudEed insane iu pro-
90 nauEht when the Judge and exam
iHluR physicians found her 20 be
very sane indeed She declared that
he had married her FOR her money
aud when he found he could not get
H. he became tired ~ the marital re-
lations ana wanted her ont - the
way
Funeral service. for Mrs. Malcolm
blue, wife % Malcolm Blue, .uperiu-
tentent nt construction Tor ne 20 F,
son Illuminating Co. VIII be held
Thursday afternoon. IN the FAMILY
home. No. lS4 Hsgue-ave Mrs Blne
was born in Aberdeen scotland -
years ago Previous 20 coming %
resided IN Saut ste Marie whore
NJ Blue was engaged Ia goverQment
construction work Mrs. Blue ~ SUR
v'ved NV her husband one son
: George p Blue. and three daughters.
Mrs. Anna Vaughan and Mrs Alex
ender Mcdonald ~ Detroit, and Mrs
" A HiZhee of Troy The
funeral services VIII be IN charge ~
the Rev Paul Faude. rector 81 -.
Joseph's Episcopal church
The structure at the southwest corner
% Randolph aud IarDed-stS., which
Is 90 years old and one Of the most
ancient buildings in the city Il %
ne removed TO make way for a mod
ern business block For several wears
~ has heeu occupied by rohu X
Mayer tlnsmith Originally. tho
structure was a bank then II became
the property OF the first Roman
Catholic bishop % Detroit. bishop
Reese and a convent school WAS
maintained In IL until the Misses
Glare secured II FOR a young ladies'
seminary which IN time came 70 be
known a. "Poor Clares school be
cause % the extreme poverty or It's
principals and equipment The build
ing Is now part ~ the HesSelhacNer
estate The building Immediately ad
Joining which has been occupied by
the Ferdinand Ali carriage trimming
shop, VIII be torn down also.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
MEAT PRICES
CONTINUE TO
SOAR HIGHER
Chicago Meat Dealers Predict
Butchers Bill Will Rise to Tn
heard Of Figure Soon
ALMOST DOUBLE COST
OF ONE YEAR AGO
Other Cities Show Correspond.
ing Increase In Prices
of All Cuts

CHICAGO, July rs. Meat prices IN
Chicago are soaring every cut OF
meat this yesr Is much higher than in
1913 and with beef going up Chicago
meat dealers TODAY predicted unheard
OF prices IA the near future The fol
lowing table shows the price per
pound of various cuts OF meat Ia Chi
cago today as compared with last
years price
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15

Germany is said 10 hold the record
for societies with extraordinary OBJ.
jects' One OF these is entitled So
ciety for Promoting Good Manners
Among the Poor, while another unites
In the bonds OF good fellowship Ger
mans wearing pointed beard. A
curious association is that OF former
lunatlcs, detention for six months IN
lunatic asylum being the qualifca.
ton for membership.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
THE STAGE

The Bonstelle company in the Gar
rick theater, presenting the De Mile
play, The Woman" is doing a
phenomenal summer business. The
play is excellenly acted and Miss
Bonstelle charms her admirers In the
part OF Wanda Kelly, the telephone
operator, who succeeds in circwmyent-
ing the political powers OF Washing
TOP in a proposed rascality. One OF
the new members Of the Bonstelle
company. Harry MacFayden. who also
cfficiats's as stage manager. ia making
many friends Mr. MacFayden receiv-
ed favorable mention for his work IN
Bought and Paid For" tho last two
seasons Next season, he will be seen
with one OF the TO Day" companies.
"Neptuue's Daughter" with Annette
Kellerman as the leading figure in H.,
which has had a long and successful
engagement in the Detroit opera
house. continues 10 attract large audi
ences in this, its last week In Detroit.
Tuesday evening, 10 mark the century
milestone OF It's local engagement
holders The engagement VIII close
Sunday evening, July 49,
Exceptionally clever entertainers
are Stella Maye and Margie Adds,
who are making a decided hit with
Miles audiences this week Their pat.
ter is different from the usual sort
that passes for comedy behind the
footlights and they have a ragtlne
finale that invariably wins hearty ap-
plause. The young ladies are Just
completing their third year together
In vaudeville, and will sail in Septem-
Der. for England. where they will open
their frst foreign tour in October
The Miles management has booked
an unusual attraction in the Simian
marvel, Richard. the Great" as the
headline attraction for next week
! Richard does everything hut talk. q
| Is said. The first local appearance OF
| Cooke and Rothert. direct from Lon
| don, is also announced Master How
ard Rothert Is considered one OF the
cleverest Juveniles on the stage.
| Martelle will make his farewell bow
with the stock burlesque company IT
! the Gayety theater next week 70 entei
vaudeville He Will open IN the or
pheum theater. Milwaukee, and vii
then play the Orpheum circnit Thl.
is the twentieth week that Martell'
has appeared In the Gayety theater
in two years. The hurlesquc mex
week is entitled"A Day at the Windsor
Races" Favorites with the stock or
| ganization will be happily cast and
Jack and Pauline Lexev, viii make
their first appearance in the vsside
vile trio.
| In the readiustment OF boundaries
after the Franco-Prussian war the
! little village Of La Schlucht was di
vided between the two nations
France and Germany meet in the mid
| die Of the main street and as the
boundary line follows slanting
course IL Is possible for a French and
! a German soldier 10 pose FOR a Joint
I a..
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears ~
the N AHHAA
Signature of Sbtd/ZX NE<<IL

THE TWO GIANTS OF IN. o..
Lakes-str. city of Detroit m 700
Feet Long, str. city Of Cleveland III
40 Feet Long.
or the u g. G. lime, now operating
daily service between Detroit and Buf.
falo. Miles OF promenade decks mar.
Tors with private verandas. teiephon,
IN every stateroOm. private dinins
rooms VA fact every facility for safet,
and comfort % passengers
For business or pleasure trims. IN.
Water Way IL the Enjoyable Way
Adv
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 49,
Consumers here have not vet felt the
beef shortage Butchers say the re
tail price OF beef is about the same as
last year at this time ranging from
12l.2 10 35 cents Wholesalers havs
raised one cent since July ! on car
cases and IA cents on cuts, how
ever
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15

Lamb stew is the best bet FOR the
housewife. Il was selling az IL cents
a pound today about the same price
quoted last year.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15

vehicle or any other kind has a right
10 go without state license am
waiting for the state authorities TO
investigate the case"
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
ODDS and ENDS

JERSEY CITY. y. IA rank
smelling stogie that he was smokinf
early today fooled burglar Mrs
Mary Quinlan. awakened, detected the
bad odor and spread an alarm the
burglar fleeing
NEW YORK A new method OF sui.
eide was inaugurated today bN John
Hessian. "a 1aborer he laid down on
electric railroad tracks and grasped
the deadly third rail-
ST PETERSBURG The cars lat.
est trip poo miles-cost $500. 900
and most OF il vas spent for protecs
ton
PARIS--A burglar was Identified
by strip OF skin torn from bis ear
by a broken glass showcase When
the skin was fitted 10 the wound he
confessed
suits FOR n total of 100000 were MED
IN circuit court Tuesday ny Emma
Shafer and Frances Trout against
| Joseph utter based on alleged IN,
! fHries received by the women wher
they were struck BY Utters car Jun,
a.
The Detroit times., 1914-07-15
Charles Steenbeck. Va. I2T Leicester
nnnIn Nm nnarn N 40 Mr.

gina park and Walter Rasteel 40
10--W e8tu fnstpr-aNe who left be -
troit = week ago 10 walk Is the y
NJ cur1p az Torch Lake reached
Cadillac TUESDAY The bows are
wears old When they arrive At
Torch Lake they will have mixed
300 miles