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The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
Births.
BOYS

BOYS
I. Harma, 1875 MaxSell-svs; DO.
Joseph Kochss.kt 81 Dearborn pssn,
o:Srs: k sfs.n 80 P s Pas.
qusls Dipaula. lss Fort:st. east.
Felix Josefoskt ss1 Medburysve.;
E 5s::Ss ci ssnsS q. Fors: east east,
otaniy PiascIny. 12s Junction ave:
Myslinskt. s7l Riopeiis-st.; J. Nag
aiskl. 81 Qrandy-ave.: Francis Ken
c.e e ~ Nd x.i. Gis''i af:m nsSn.::
Nike soioyon. .sse W, warrsn-aye;;;
7: u cram:r. = La salle.avs: Emil
Klein. iis 10. Csmpau-ave: =.
Sr,s 81; ss Harvey fsrs
or, Harper hospital. Gustav Heinks.
l7x Charlsvoix-st James w. Beard.
81 canton-avs;; julius Schultz S,,n. ;, .,s
S3s Manchester-avs.: Tony Marciniak.
1tt0 Junction ave: Joaeph Ryblow-
ski, 3la Tillman-ave.; Ludwig Lew
. E: "a las !1 Tsrs asy a Res
lin. ~ Aurelia-st;; Thomas Martin
Cyrus W. Richmond. is22 Maxwell
:s s:r:n f Ml' w,sh.m no Hs s:s
wsrrsn-avs. east: Anthony. Harla9e.
SCI Cavalry-.ve. Edw; Ma,auarat'
SSk Watson-st.; Michael Wttkowski.
H How SSao''Gn e coiisrd. ST Huris
but. Roy b. Kern. Providence hos
pitaii samuel Epstein. g! Theodors-
Ben Gold, sis Adelaide: Julian p.
F TS.sn I s.ii.cas-. s: Jaiis:
oreenstone. 3ss Hoibrook; David An.
S Vert pr eSfassSs' s sS:p 'es
Mitchell Providence hospital: r. J.
Kelly. Providence hospital; William
Tonserman. PROVIDENCE hospital; Al
usorGe Gabor. bsT e. Lafayette.
oIRLs
Joseph Rosin, 1905 Russeil-st.: Jo-
seph faryna IL Krakow-pl: Sigis-
mund Ciesilski. 1859 McDougail-ave
John winiarski. $40 Theodore-st.;
Joseph Ro HT.H All So Hs%%onS..ys.
Frank Keenan,, -1o& Orleans-st: Yor-
L Raby. I37s Huribut-ave.: Aueust
Thomas Francis. isii Burns-ave.
BENJAMIN l. Bern. 1873 wabash.ave..
Jess Aonshier. 21s7 Lans-st.: William
stein. Harper hospital: Herbert Ro-
H.rs.r Hs soess,. So' Philip 10y f.s e h:r
per hospitai; Edw. J. Lusgara. Ss7
tannsId ave west: Adoiph Borrusch.
1887 niIitary-ave.; Frederick ELchorn;
Thirty Frank I>ottcmeand.
SIS kvernois-ave. William Burns.
al Cameron Sidney Earl Smith.
irs psaufai...ve; Martin Canary sac
16ek Grand River-ave.; Joseph Leo
Walsh. ~ Ross-st.; Tsadore Cousin.
3sS Watson st: George L Merryman.
Harpsr hospital: st"n,siaus Roncss.
4os Twenty. eighth-st.: william
brooks. Providence hospital. Morris
II. oineon. Providence hospital: Carl
Isaac, werthen. Providencc hospital;
r. q. Hook. Providence hospital: 'Ciif-
ford lie Roy Hook. Providence hos
pitai; VIM. p. Lamb. 1880 Fiecher-
ave.:t Charles Lauren Jones. Provi-
dence hospital; J.. A.. n. Bacon, Prov.
tdence hospital: John wasieiewski.
Mp Myrtie-st
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Classified s.'t''''.... | s %,,; !.

~, Cash with order. II charged. &c .
Nc transient ADVERTISING inserted
Tor less than leo with cash; ieo IL
The above rates apply 70 all ciassi.
nsatlqns except Births. Cards OF
Ihenke, Obituaries, MeNttng Notices
and all ads preceding Male Help,
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. asc Tor IS words or less. Over
20 words one-and. third cents TOR
each extra word.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
FOR sALE-ACREAGE.

IL ACRES. Macomb county, good
buildings, Al soil. $3.50.
so acres, large lake frontage. good
buildings. near Ann Arbor, $4,000.
II. station. Al soil. good buildings,
$500
so acres, fine soil. good buildings, y
mile from town. 81. $50.
Summer and winter home ION the
lake." acres. new modern build
ings, only $3.50.
For complete description Of these de-
sirable places don't delay TO see me.
E. j. ROBINSON
Main 1880 l6l Griswold
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
BEDFORD
10 ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

Equity In one or two acres. Inquir
s4s Dragon
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WANTnD-rO spi.

o1:s Ss S' soi1 v:.s sss az s;smd s:,::
AZ; m s:;S5;1es nv w::s:ssss;'s;:sss.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
WINDOW CLEANING.
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING co

GENERAL JAN1TOR WORK,
Office. IL John R.-st. Room 2S
Floors and windows properly cleaned
and work absolutely guaranteed.
Our patrons include General Motors
Co., Packard Motor Co.. Michigan
Drug Co, Detroit Times; Olde Motor
Works, Burnham-S toepel q Co. Y.
g Radiator Corp, Northern Motor
Co.. VIM. r. Bonbright a Co. Hay
den, stone q Co, Trussed Concrete
building and many others Phone
Cherry us for trial.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

WILL TRADE 10 acre. in Oscoda
county. 1--WE miles west OF county
seat for good .rooaadster or Ford
mond. Lewiston. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
FIVE ACRES-NEW
BUNGALOW

I miles from city. loo car fare, 8 min
utes walk to car: best of roads !;
price only $4,000.
TROMLEY WILSON q CO,
1915 Cham. Of Com. Bldg. Cad. 690s.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
HELP wANTED-MALE.

HE'LL WANTED-MALE.
ELECTRICIANS. helpers or students
OF electricity will ind unusual ad-
vantages In the navy TO learn their
trade thoroughly and achieve pro-
motion. Monthly pay from 1880 to
ing. medical attendance. instruction.
tools. free. Age rs to as Apply
Navy Recruiting Station, 1877 Girls
wold-st. Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

HELP wANTED-FEMALE
EXPERIENCED millinery preparer TO
take care Of workroom In exclusive
hat frame shop, 81 Gratiot
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06

Prsr ting. the plain neat klnA-that
@ rsght--T1ues Job DeDt.-Na1u <630.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-06
STORE FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS

shelving, counters. wall cases. back
bars, etc.
As manufacturers we are in a posi-
tion to sell any article at low
DETROIT STORE FIXTURE CO.
337-34l Gratiot Phone Mtin io22
for salesman.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-12-23
IN THE WHITE HOUSE
How Presidents Of Past Enjoyed
Christmas Holidays.
No Celebration by John Quincy Adams
4 Because He Regarded Religious
Festival as a Foolish
Extravaganza.

a CCORDING 10 history the only
~ president or the United States
who did not celebrate Christmas
because he regarded il as a foolish
~s1travagancel was John Quincy Ad
ans, the most economical man
known in public life"
Mrs. John Adams. the wife Of the
second president OF the United States
had h most discouraging time trying
to make merry ia the White House
during the Christmas holidays. tShe
Was the first wife ot a president To
celebrate Christmas III the executive
mansion ia Washington. fol the pleai
dent and Mrs. Washington We're al
ways at Mount Vernon Tor the huIl.
days She had no dominating sense
OF economy, but il was the White
House itself that was shabby and Il
Christmas reception given 10 the mem
bers OF congress by the president
proved. from her point OF view 10 be
d CHASTITY failure,
President Jefferson was a WiiUTeT
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s 49, t~.L - ~ t.t,.rs
household, and made Christmas The
happy and festive occasion ii was de
signed 10 be from that time when the
,to, .tood s,ni .hcra th. nauz- In
patblon.m
rL..o $50 an, 3.,,,,.n.
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fCIipeu' anu hi'ei ries'"e"' a|hSo" :
ehoits al Tue 9p"" VI
mas III spi'e Vi Jus own PERSONA y
lo"e' riesiuvh' ! AZ u
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one |hilS'iiaS ia '" 80
Ai'ei ms Se'oh' n'''i'ase
administrator was "oteu '" "'
ldht enter ""o'ne' T." -"
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year hospi'aii'ie7 were u'"pe' ="
'se GU Virginia StS'e, anu ="
no SUM Vi nleiiS"iahAh at Nv u
fiouSe'
Inc FOLK administration reverted u
the grim anu pidc'iCdi iuea VI 'ohn
quincy Adams feihapS II was ho'
economy 'hat chanseu the on' "'nno
celepratioh d. the "h''e iiou1e
uihieui' u uenhe II '."'oh wy
iueh' roih uiu not name 'ne no'i'a,'
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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-12-23

E. NJ Chilcote and wife, Of
klamath Falls, Ore, who had
been visiting J. Brazeal's 5, are
visiting at Mammoth
Springs, Ark.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Other Towns Develop.

Rabat, Kenttra, Marrakech, as well
as Casablanca, are developing accord
ing to plans previously prepared IN
France, and with the same method al
though with less activity. While Casa
blanca is the metropolis of Morocco,
Rabat has the honor of being the cap
ital, temporarily at least. The new
provisional government buildings are
completed and new streets laid out in
the form Of an amphitheater on the
hill beside the Arab town.
During the first year of the war
thirty-three miles Of railroad have
been added to the line that. by way OF
Marrakech and Rabat will ultimately
unite Casablanca and Fee. It was sup
posed that the construction OF this line
would require five or six years; twill
have been completed In less than twoss
and when the line from OuJda to Taxa
has been prolonged to Fee, the French
Will have uninterrupted communica-
ton by rail from their Algerian pos
sessions, across Morocco to the At
lantic. These lines are narrow gauge
military roads, easily convertible lat
en-, as circumstances may justify, into
commercial lines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

The British and French ships have
thrown tens of thousands of heavS
lshel1s on the narrow strip of lans-
/ Matdos and Noulain have peen razeu-
| Kirthia Is heap of RUNS and Gali.-
poll stands as a monument TO whas
lmodern artillery may do. To any OF
these must be added every other
1 town. village and hamlet on the pen
Ursula, and they are by no means few
lin numbers
/ Enormous Waste of Shells.
4 The expenditure of artillery anc
4 aeroplane ammunition OF the Britisa
and French has been enormous ano
;wasteful. One morning British
lcruiser threw into the town of Gals-
(, poll, exactly 1O1 shells--a sort of sa-
lutte to the Gear Mars, because there
! is nothing in Gallipo1i to call for such
! an extravagance with the TAXPAYERS
,ninety-efght shells were hurled. Both
Commandments resulted In bag OF
one shepherd wounded.
| But the commandment was fine en-,
hibitton. For the greater part Of an
I: hour 1t kept the echos of the CALI
poll busy. Then the cruiser steamed
to other parts-to one of the ISLANDS
I: In the Aegean. where It's crew may DC
: enjoying good rest at this momens
/ Not square foot Of ground on the
peninsula is safe agasA ne British
ship artillery fire. thou dugouts
help. The British gunners start early.
about Sis o'clock in IN morninE
Why, nobody knows. LigA conGs-
lions for them would be best Mte IN
the afternoon, when the sun nIums-
mates the hills of the peninsula from
the southwest, when, in other worcsl
1t is behind, instead or before. the
gunner But modern gunnery Is not
hampered much by such trifles a.
rect fire, or map" bombardmentV
make the eye of the cannoneer almost
q superduous thing.
Bombardment is Simple.
In the coming tower Of the bonn
harding vessels stands an officer with
1 q map and a few other accessories,
and puts the higher mathematics, as
tronomy, and the reports of aeroplane
scouts and observers to good use. AS
tronomy and artillery may seem un-
related, but at a pinch the artillery
lomcer Of the bombardfng ship caS
make splendid use of 1t. IT the lane
marks on the coast do NOT suit HIS
purpose well enough. he can estao-
fish to a fraction of a Biographies
second Just where he Is, measuring
distance between gun and target or
his map. shout certain numbers to his
crews In the turret and-bans
The proceeding is simple enoug-
and the landscape of the peninsu.s,
were It a sentiment being would know
it. The peninsula gives the impre~
ceedinEIy active mo1es having visites
IT together with violent eartn-
quake. Seen from an elevation, 20
Gated anywhere the hills, slopes and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
NoT10E TO SHIPPERS.

leave Clarksburg for Grasselii. O,Neil
M. Clare. weston, Shinnston. Fair
mont, Eairview, Pennington. Man
Min gton and Intermediate points
daily except Sunday Shipments for
Washington and Intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
Later than $500 q. M; F'afrvieW Ind
intermediate points, 11:0O q. M;
Weston and intermediate points.
1880 m.
Quick service, reasonable rates,
and care In handling make this an
Ideal line for shippers.
MONONGAHELA VALLEY TRAC-
TON COMPANY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
ECZEMA ALL over
BABY'S HEAD.
Would Scratch. Very Cross and
FretfuI. Used cuticura Soap
and Ointment. In Two Weeks
Head Sound and Well.

Route No. 1. Boz Is, Canton. N. O.
my baby had eczema on his head awful
bad. It commenced by breaking out In
pixnples and soon became solid eruption
all over the top OF his head He would
scratch In spite OF everything that could DO
done and was very cross and fretful
"I tried many other remedies but nothing
seemed to help I'm the least. A friend recon-
1nended Cuticura Soap and Ointment to
me and induced me to ~ them I COM
nenced waslling tho scalp with the CuticHa
Soap and then rubbing ON the Cuticura
otntrnent and In two weeln' time his head
Was sound and we'll CsigneO Mns
Margaret Corder. July 80. 1914.
Delicate slxins become irritated and severe
eruptions develop. Then treatment after
treatrnent is tried and found wanting until
life becomes nightmare OF torture and
disflRurement. Imposing fearful handicap
in tho race for business or social advance
ment. Yet this physicalan and mental suffer
ine might have been avoided by use Of
Cutdc,1a Soap and Ointment
Sample Each Free by Mail
with Sop. skin Book On request. Adj
dress postcard .'Cusicun. Dept. 2. Boe-
ston.,, Sold throughout the world.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
NOR OCCO
GROWS r ID Z

In addition to the railway lines, fine
roads have. bean built al along the
new port, which by rea-
SON Of its accessibility to Eez and the
rich surrounding region bound to
have an important development An
other road on which German prisoners
of war are working. from Casablanca
to Mazaghan. viii be completed be
fore the rainy season sets In, as we'll
as the branch road to Mocha ben
Abou, making serviceable routes along
more than two hundred miles of fertile
productive country that were hereto
fore Impossible in the rainy season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
Builds Up with the Pace Of
Mushroom Town of the
smy A,,oe,AYrpl eanss,

'CASABLANCA, MOROCCO, August 10.
one OF the biggest bones
| of contention betwesn European pow
iers. but lost to sight now In the gen-
the neglect of d!plomafs.s During the
thick or the conhsct French rule Is de-
jveIoptng it's aim With rapidly.
Casablanca is building with the pace
of mushroom town of the West. In
two years 1T has become a modern,
model town, with sewers water, gas.
electric light new qnays, wharres and
piers. This sudden growth of what
In these parts isa tow OF skyscrapers
watches It from his low gourbi or tent
as though It were wttchcraft.
Broad AvSA1eS.
Yesterday where the vegetation of
the west African coast grew q loot
high there are broad avenues Stretch
ing far from the seaShore. The natives
lined up on either side look ON slazfly,
lmarveling at the zeal of the German
prisoners-of-war puttiDx the finishing
touches to the pavement. and wonder
ing for what 1t is all intended To-
morrow more hotels. stores and villas
will rise there, and as fast as the lots
are taken up more avenues will be
built. The town as now laid out would
easily accommodate 100000 inhabi-
tants in addition to its regular pop
ulatio nof 10000.
The smoking chimneys of big ce-
ment works, erected to facilitate build
ing, add one more to the many marvels
that have worked upo1 the minds of
the Moors. So many Of these marye1s
of French colonization have they seen
that the departure of considerable
portion Of the French troops has not
in the least diminished French pres
ttge. On the contrary. the participa-
ton of considerable contingent of
Moroccan native troops in the fight
50 far away has made IL in way
their war" while the 5000 Germans
brought here in captivity are looked
upon with sort Of local pride as sour
prisoners" There are many legends
ahoat as to the proportion Of these
men who were capture. by Sid Mo-
named, by the Said Ell 7edk Kazan and
other glories of the Moroccan .:goum-
iers."
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
/. Apnrra1srRAToR,s sALE,

The undersigned administrator OF the
estate Of s. w. Jackson. deceased, Ytu sell
at public sale, on the 18th day q An gust,
Adanston, West Virginia, al the stock Of
morchandtse, natures and personal prop
JACKSON. Sale TO begin ht 10 9. m. or ass
soon thereafter as convenient Sald pr0ps
erty to be sold 80 as Co reaA10 enc oees.
! TERMS oFIsALE: Cash unless other
wise nr0y4d ets ON day - sale. II q
- ELARKSBURG TRUST CoMPANY.
IAdministrator Of the Estate of 3. w. Jack
son, Deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
z. TRUSTEES SALE.

OF the stock OF Antonio Pallaria,
(PolIario1, as individual and as part
nar Of the firm composed of Antonio
SPaIIarIa and Carlo Panzarella. bank
rupf, In bankruptcy. situate at No.
sos e. Pike street. Kelly Hill. Clarks-
burg, W. Va
cfgarets, soda water, two pool tables,
Iotof cues, chairs, show case, together
with sundry book accounts and other
goods.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

The Memphis inventor OF a street
car fender haS declined to patent II.
lpreferring that humanity should
reap the benefit.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

Tn 4 transfer Of land in Dearborn;
Mich 4 q, deed seventy-niAe years oId
1 v.,.. = recorded for the first time. AZ
that time the value OF the land wss
s3es. since then it has Increased IN
vsi,Ie more than $4,000.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
-Ap,r1S1srRAron.s NOTICE.

All persons indicted to the estate Of 8.
IA seftie with thE undersigned promptly !:
and an persons having claims agalsist ssid
Verified to the undersfRned for settlement.
CLARKSBURG TRUST COMPANY,
Adm1nistrator of the Estate OF 3. w. JACK
81 son, Deceased.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

snsar exists not only In the cane,
beet root and maple. but also in the
sap OF about 100 other plants and
trees.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11
NOTICE.

\ Anv nerson or persons having p0bbessI0h
~ ar any claim to missing Bank BOOK No.
o422 are reauested TO present sane Ms 70 ca rne
, ~ ana submit to having said book cans
ceIied. ana new book issued in Lien the fea
TIE LOWNDES SAVINGS BAN AM n AM =
BY Geo. Z. Duncan. Treasurer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-11

The volga. 1900 miles long. hal
only a fourAnch drop to the mile
which is characteristic Of most Rus
sian rivers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-08-13
IMPROVEMENTS IN LOCAL
MOVIE ATTRACTIONS

Announcements viii soon appear
heralding the glad tidings that the
very best high-class Movie" attrac-
tons at the Lyric Airdomo. These
better productions are very expensive
and owing to limited seating capaci-
~ It is likely that the admission will
be Toe and goo This Is the usual
price in an high-grade attractions.
Manager Mcrrell Of the Airdome has
decided to engage the best films OBJ
talnable, believing the people Of sny-
der will appreciate them to the ey-
tent that It will Justify the movement
and the Signal trusts the patronage
will Justify a permanent arrange
ment for the attractions as planned.
watch for the advanced programs OF
the splendid reels and take advani-
agc Of the appearance In Snyder OF
the very best shows offered by the
worlds most noted film companies.
The people are to be the censors OF
the grade OF shows in our city.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-08-13

from dressing In that room that
night, ! made all sorts OF excuses
and told her the plumber was expect
ca most any moment to fix the pipe.
which ! had myself broken that af-
ternoon in my effort to keep her
from dressing In that room that
night But. she only smiled and said
that the room was warm enough for
her. And so, when had exhausted
every excuse I could offer. / knew
the only thing could do would be
to await developments
We'll. it did happen. That night
my mistress was all dressed for din
ner and opened the small safe In
the side Of the wall. where she kept
her jewels. and handed them to her
She stood examining them for a mo-
ment and then started 10 faaten them
about her neck when a hand holding
a revolver. was pushed In through
the curtains In stantly a shot was
fired, and then another The body
fell very close to the window and
as soon as it reached the floor an
.arm extended and grabbed the neck
lace from my MISTRESS hands. Then
IA gust Of wind blew the curtains
aside and saw this man" CHere
She pointed to the prisoner. who
crcuched iu his seat. was grinnlng
fiend@hly at herr
IT'S a lie'" shouted MacDoueal as
he straightoned himselfup.
Episode 40 2. Black Box. See
this great story Friday uirht at the
Opera House g and Zoe
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-08-13
A DIVINE COVENANT.

God Almighty gave Eve to Adam
with the pledge that she would be his
helpmoet and with this order OF com
panlonship. civilization has lowered
TO lis greatest heights In this rela-
tionship. God has dressed woman and
man has honored her and after four
thousand years Of progress, she now
proposes to provoke God TO decoy
nan by asking for suffrage, thereby
By amending an agreement to which
she vas not a party
Woman. remember that the israeliis
rcorned a divine covenant. and as 4
result wandered forty years in the
wilderness without God. Likewise
man should remember that Il is
dangerous thing TO debase woman by
law. Rome tried lowering womans
standard and an outraged civilization
tore the clothes on the backs Of the
human race and turned them out to
roam In the world naked and un
aahamsd
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-08-13

Justice was swiftly meted out to
Ian MacDougal. the man who was ar
rested in connection with the murder
Of Miss Ella Ashleigh, the English
helress. and he was found guilty Of
murder In the second degree last
evening and sentenced to life impris-
onment
The court room was crowded with
the curious who had waited for an
hour or two out in the main hall Of
the courthouse, anxious to get a
glimpse Of the butler who had shot
down the girl In the home Of her
rich uncle while examining her jew
els. The police had their hands full
in trying to keep the crowd In order
and as soon as the doors were open
ed the morbldly curious spectators
rushed into the courtroom and IN
a few moments every seat was oo-
cupied
As MacDougal entered, In custody
OF AN officer he shot a quick glance
around the room. Then. when bis
gaze fell upon Leonora. the dead
girls maid. his face became enwrap-
ned in hatred and be- muttered some
thing half to himself as he studied
her closely for lev moments The
GIRL who was seated by the side OF
tho detective who has been working
OH the case. met his gaze fully and
showed no outward signs of nervous
ness
After the jury. which had been
selected yesterday had arrived and
taken their seats boz the Jury box. The
prosecutor arose and stated 90 Che
court that the maid had made O. mu
confession To- the expert crImIaoloe.
lat and himself that she was prom.
Isrd immunity and was under the
protection of thc prosecutors Office
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-08-13

At seven O'Clock Thursday even
ing. July 90 the Daughters Of the
King went In cars and buggies to the
Hargrove tank where a few minutes
later all we're arrayed In bathing
suits ready for a swim. After a great
deal Of fun with water fights, diving
and swimming we spread our lunch
on the lawn and old and young join
ed in the many sports that followed.
several guests were present Every
one had a nice time and we decided
to have another picnic soon
Reporter