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could r-,-.-Harrington th e n ^sto p p ed -ah gan Emmett^; said he wanted, to plead (e rectfic ■b a r. "^oudd-j fp r; Detroit: to a m ur^or charge and. have it over W alter Piefce" and N ight W atchm an with. M onday; afterhoon, however, Mowry i secured a rig and drove , to his sister, M rs^BerthaG erm ohd, from FOR Dentoh-wkere-'.they, .'stopped -:thfe-'car Detroit, was wtth him fo r some' time,! an,d found H arrington who was al-. andshOi believing th a t her brother, is G H ELSEA FLOURr most exhausted from th e loss of not'guilty of m ufder,though; he m ight -;-y ? blood. • They . brought him back; to be of an a tte m p t to commit the criihe, ' Y psilanti With thfem; Charles, Pen- has urged him to stand trial. ^W hether H arrington will be brought hey-arid-Cbarles-C atn—werfr-swom 4ft u p T o r7tria l this week depends very susplclpua.: ch aracters vall.'.'night'^ivhiip as special .officers ,andr,tfl^k ! up th e much upon th e condition o f Morgan tra il of McCormick,' T hey found him a t their work. o n board ar - Detroitricar :a t^ W i ardi’s; Einm ett,m ow fighting for his .life in rShortly often 5 d’clockT act. certain of the while T had no' weapon.” W -fctalked Pennyr-w ho sto p p e d -th e -c a r-a b d u t in pto'-the re tirin g room and M ipersaid th re e miles out of Ypsilanti and stockholders -were depositors the hank and th a t the r e ­ You two fellows are upper a rrest.” * found their! man on board. They as retained certain _suui&_a£ ~iThey nTade-not^the-stightest show started*: back to- Y psilanti; A •b^ resistanhe and subm itted to being miles fu rth er on the car overtook m.pney declared a s1dividends, which taken Into custody. . M iner grabbed H afr ugton and he sig n aled itto stop. aroH:o be credited to them on th e ir one of tkem-by th e e b a t collar and I Almost exhausted *from the loss^of assessment, hut th e decree is to be grabbed the ’other, and vWe marched blood, he climbed on hoard and sank entered p ra form a against thejfn fo r r-- ^ ;' ,■;-Kv . '■.... the full, am oupt. The defendants, them into £he baggage }room. There into a.sdat. W ithin a few- m inutes Sw ift’s P rem ium looks like \ butter, tastes ' lik e . butter, Miner tried to disarm hisvman, and,in th e c a r was, _ stopped by . W alter Joseph Ry.erson, Emily J.--G la^ierr more healthy th an butter, b e tte r than butter, cheaper Vera Glazier and H en rietta Glazier, th a n blotter. a-second both of "them' had started to ’ P ierce a n d ^ ffice r Mowry and H hr rington was placed under arrest.-, . had transferred th e ir stock to F ran k light w ithout a m om ent’s warnihg.,” Em m ett-grappled w ith his assailant . Shortly afteri-the shoohing a jiihmy P. Glazier who, in addition, owned in the endeavor to force him to drop and. an autom atic rpvolyer^ 'ie re , 672 shares of stock, and who la te r was declared a bankrupt. Fred Ho1 th e revolver, but th e robber threw found near the. station. del and Frederick W edem eyer died, one arm around the clerk.vUnd with •Mr. J® ner,w as 66 years of age and having no estate, and no service was ^ th e other,- pres»ing- th ves a vvidow and one son-1 n-Ypslhad on them . Therefore it is de­ clos&, to his b reast th a t his clothing, lanti; creed th a t an assessment ’of 100 p er M organ Em m ett was tak en to the wps burned, fired a shot into his le ft lung. Em m ett’s le ft arm was dis­ D etroit sanitarium a fte r th e shoot­ cent Is made oh th e stock held by th e following defendants w ith five p e i\ A complete line of Jewelry,-Watches, Clacks,- Spectacles, etc. * abled by the shot, b u t he plpckly clung ing. He . was so weak from loss,of cent in terest from December % 1907: A new lot Of Set Rings a t a bargain, See our line of Silverware1 ft to his man w ith his rig h t arm, The blood th a t he was able to -give only a Amt. Name -No Shares. burglar dragged him o u t on th e plat- general description of the shoo,ting; Efiwiu K o e b b e ...., you purchase. 1 , $1,000 . 1 form; of the baggageroom ond clubbed “*■One bullet struck -h is—breast-bone : ioo Joanna K e lly .. . . . . . him into insensibility, with the b u tt and glanced through th e lungs.. . 1,000 George W. P alm er I! of his weapon* taking flight down th e “ The bullet could not have missed 1,000 Jk= E m m ett’s heart"by“m ore^than kaTfan W illiam P. Schenk. TTV-v-eitlO--railroad tracks,* ~—T — *-R EPA iltTN C i A S IM K IA M Y . 1 ------------ ------------- L r 1,000 In the meanwhile M iner - and hss Inch,” said 'the house physician, Michael S c h e n k .... ..........1(1 1,000 P aulS chaible . . . . . man were engaged in a pistol battle. “T h at he escaped death is a wonder.” Theodore E, Wood. 1,400 E m m ett was too busily engaged with The second bullet' wound is in Frances B ee m a n ... ’ 100 his own hian to take notice^pf M iner’s E m m ett’s le ft shoulder, in which is a 1,000 . . .,.,.1 0 .Adam E p p le r,...1 , progress, but he says Minter stood gaping hole. This,' however, L. I*. G o rto n ... . . . ; 300 about 30 fe e t across th e room from thought to be only a flesh wound. 300 M arg aretH in d elan g ., . . . 3 the' burglar, each of them taking 1,000 Frank E. Iv e s .. . . . . desperate aim and firing carefully to W ithout the flicker of an eyelash text u n d th e -o th c r’sH fe, two' boys, Monday aiternoon heard John K elly.......... .. . . . . \ 1 l y e a r e lo c a te d in . th e B a se m e n t . . . . . . 3 M argaret M u rray .. 300 -^-Mlner received a bullet-ln-the-JV d Jn d g e^ib n c~ p a» v -atato prison sen,i»ooo ......1 0 am’s apple which •-went through, his fences.upon them ; one, Carl Billings, Jenny P a r k e r . . . . .. o f t)Xe/ Htby# W o rk s Office. -100 throat. He staggered outside and for burglary, and . the other, R obert Lizute Runolm an,., ■600 across the street," h a lf way to th e McCormick for murder in the; first Emanuel S c h e n k ... ___ _ r> -*■#-.?*■ 1,000 Josephine W a tts ... .......1 0 W estfall hotel, where he fell exhaustd degree. 1(X) against a fence and was dead when Billings whs charged with burglary, John C la rk ,. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 1 John W. Schenk ... 1,000 ........... 10 fouup. ' • McCormick with murder and ; H ar­ There were th ree men in th^ bur­ rington With assault with in te n t to Orson B eem an, . . , , ...........10 ; 1»ooo Homer G. Ive*....... .......10 glary job, but one of them , Cart Bill commit murder. , A'.r r iiv.v.v.C i n gV o v a r y ..d a y , a n d w e b av © l o t s o f ; u s e f u l The receiver la authorised to have lugs, be ame separated from th e Billings, i little paler th an Mc­ g o o d s ' o ri h a n d to . s e l e c t f r o t n , , " others, and was g ath ered in by the Cormick, but less unkem pt in ap- the proceas of execution to coUect the»e amounU, the rarfou* partic* to police several hours before the mur­ pearatuie, stood before Judge Klnne* lie credited with amount* held )vack . ‘ Seo-.us about yoift' now harness, we have the largest line to der was committed, and was sentenced to a maximum Ah dividend* on their deposits, Select.front; . - . ’■ . The ones who did th e shooting were term of 10 years, u r minimum of five Aw*«ltor HaVry H arrington, aged IS years, and years, in Jackson prlsop, and the Corn Shellure, Food Cookers and Tank Heaters, We'have R obert - McOormipk, aged 18 years only sigp th a t l^o evidenced of haying Mct JeUaod Dixon, colored, of Ann them . All oj th e men wen; from Detroit. hoard i t was a 'quick shifting pf a bjg Arhpr, was convicted In the circuit The bartender , of the W estfall quid of tobacco ffpni ope check iu court Saturday of th e crime of a*s a u ltin g w ith c rtm to a l in te n t, a y o u n g Gall hotel heard tjic shooting and readied fhc other. ' W oven W ire .fence of all kinds, and a t low est prices, lady o n t h e n ig h t o f N o v e m b e r 21st, the door in time to [see Miner fall McCormick, when asked if thi*re and was sentenced Ju d g e K ln n e to npd f^ep ns. ' ‘ , ■:/ ' ' V ; i/1 v , , y , V dead. He immediately telephoned was any rcasop w hy septency should J a r k s o n . T h e m a x im u m p e n a lty im ­ OhVef Gage, and the la tte r a t once not l>o passed upon h'm, said, “ Eh, posed by th e s ta tu te * iu caae* o f th is kind is te n y e a r * and th e m in im u m arranged to pursue the men. Uar eh,” arid shook hi* h^ad ‘'W-" The p e n a lty fl- l' y e a r *. T h e J u d g * r ^ * rlngtoiv rap iip l'it« p c c t Rtrpe|; and life sc?iteafr passed uj>on him s« n J. om m en deu th e flfttm er. A m o n g th e stoppl’d pi thy hopoe of L, }l, R attee ingly m*.de rm particular difference jueeve w h o wnse eh osea to b e a r t h r evidence in thta Caen w ere H e r m a n a t the edge of tpwn and Mkrd Mr. to him. F le t c h e r , o f L h a m B d w a r d B U p t s h , 1’aUcc to tic up hlf wrUt. Re told B e fo r e h e a rin g th e ir sentence a n d o f D e x t e r t o w t o U L afid fc e b r r t f o l h : t, WE WILL ALWAYS TREAT YOU RIORT, Mr. H attec th a t he had been riding w h ile th e y w ere d o a e te d w ith J e d f e p i L y h M v

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^ H e n r y - a g e d r 8 6 , ;night -th e -n lg h V u n d ^ co n tln u e ^ Klnne,: th ey showed a slight feeling baggageman for, the Michigan Ce ntral, IprpveV andi i^e attendingphy sicians pf sorroWj’n o t for i^e deed th a t they! was klUed and Morgan J. Emmett,; of ‘ now say ithat 'iiis, chances for re­ had com m itted, b u t fo r th e fa c t th a t Chelsea. nigh t .ticket clerk, was shot covery'are good they, bad no t been able to “g e t away in the' lungy in a pistol battle with two . -Mr.-Bmipettk family^ consisting w lth tft’’robbefSrin -thfr baggage room of - the of h is-wife and- four ctyildrenrand i | McCormick expressed no re g re t f o r station at Ypsilanti atOilQ Friday his motheri Mra.'O. Wines, haye the murdeY of. Miner. : morning. . the’sympathy' o f; thd ,^htire com- / ”1, suppose.there,Is po escape for: meVf saidJb'e to-^hp^udge. -ifiThe The m urderfollowod the- a ttempted ^unltyr^and^all±=zare^rejdice modern banking, and Vth'A acquire any ‘Interests of - any jt Id now in practical uae In the capital stock, nr purchase er Rational bank of Cheyenne a» a W A N T S H EW C O U R T ; C R E A T H t ® * ^ B« ^ A ' « & • ! { • ! « « viewpresident for Arnumber of'yewa- eli psrts of an area of about 320,00b c fid e n ti’ ing the eiguatures of The new power plant to be hunt at business to which' tl»a In,*****?!* i?!?”* a -. President Harry Dean, of the OwoS- square miles there oomes the stron# mere#: act applies;-that a.Iaw.be enact­ my foreigners who carry depoaFlint'F iH he one of the first reeuits ‘“ t het no railroad -corpora* Gas Co., and H. A. Smith, a stoek- refrain of coateptmenr and satlsfaeed providina ia th a t Institution. ijon subject to the Interstate commerce JtVtM*and with foreign .nations, protect- ff th? merger of power pompanlee in flftider^ t h o ghiftWMHea ^ In the'-'dlstrlbution of tbu coBh •ffilyr-fact, the thumb ward has bo Tribunal Would Ht s r Cs s— -Arising act shatrhsremfter for “ J^^^?tf^^?I'T mg meiTr'from"undue lnterfer«Ka b3Mlke-- tke gtate, When tHe ^6wer daw^;c(vthe-rsaI auxiliary, power wlll-be-availabler for '“There are probably more national- eemjnerce taw to set reeuits because of no., property, eervlce. or other thing t hen d-personal-property only-Xi-SUCb-Mr* 18 months-at leait.- Meantime, after Benton Harboniamllles. bn a nharge, lng to know that in the world’a mar- „ the Trsauent appeal* from tU dedelone poratlone-to-fhe-aame . taxation as lmsttSteB-'represented In, and. around-Chey le kets oft vuuaut* Canada aw haii a*. 0 *#***t eou Aounr-end. the-■iBwnees.'wf-the-T aney*-R BB^ federal ru * n 4 the slowness.uf tho- ^m n the wheat crop O or other ' posed-by: the. states wlthin^whlch,It Way . tKA Plant fibra ia buirr~irwnr~ga~og~ of-piaying pool -or-gambllng.—-It la -n carrier corporatlbh, of the par. ^ .epme than ip almost any other city of eupreme court in deciding thoee esses. . ■required bond or oth*pnee-of such stock. Irated*by steam pOwe^'—iiiddenly broken upon the’ trading be situated upon other aim!Isr property meeeece aeya: . ;; except the fair value of located therein, ana it should require fbn country. The great mining camps The a ™ *n connected .nifnMifti nr»*n +>ia enter; ontorUP *n -tne clean up. boards, and with .the Argentine, and 'Tt would not bo propor-to attempt to ir obllgetionT A man with the property, servics* or other, thing as­ such corporation* to file full and .com'v # f the state have drawn every na* deprieo any corporation of the rlffit to such Meeting In a train wreck on Jhe ^ Ruwla and IndU; « now a fn^ prise is quoted thus: certained by the commission,” plete report# of thsir operation* with the revlew_by « court of any order, o r do* pM-Sv. ;i‘;.WonaBtjr of Europe to themselves, the department of commerce, and- labor at “We expect that thlg new station Grand Trunk three yeare age, Mice tor is tbe-making of prices. If so to* Would Provont Wrong Praetleoo. ere# which. If undisturbed, wouldTOh It regular intervale. Corporatlona,organlx*d gHf• While the Union Pacific and Bulling- e l e reasonable return upon its Invest­ , The president continuMi . . • . under this act should T)e--prohlDltsd :from of bura ia going to. supply power not Ruth Edna 'Shook and Chdrlec A. day, what wjU.be its effebt five or tea ment or would subject it to- burdens •T beueve the*# suggested modifications acquiring ' vi'Jton railroads have:brought hundreds wbich and holding stock In other, cor.< only:, to inauetriea of all kind* in Hall, of HamUtoh, Out.; fell in Tore years, from now, when, instead of would unjustly dlserlminate "and amendments W.tha Interstate com­ poratlohs (except for epecial reasons upon n fn V but we intend furthermore to ^ d ^ e r ^ marriidT^eeday at Coral ymm.. o f . railroad laborers from Aslatlo -eseJnst ft and in favor of other carriers in merce act would ,make it a complete: and there Ueing seven million Acres under by the proper federal author­ •erve anyone within 10 miles of the Their fathers were slefaoblmatee. situated. What Is, however,, of effective measure for securing reasonable* approval countries, ._ Corean ditchers, Jap* sunllsrly ity), thua avoiding: the. creeilon, under city in’any direction that wants.power crop, with a. total yield of 123 or 130 supremo. Importssc# is that the decision ness of rates and --------------({-practice* In falrness-of practlces ln The proposition ef forming a state million fifiesp section men, Chinese work- a t such cusatlons shell bo ss speedy as the operation of Interstate railr .--_r. ------ 1:;.. ' W m Iroad llnexL national auspices, of the holdingvcompehy ^foy^anjk'PurDose. We-belle v e th a t buBhele, there wlU be from.1T—. colonyfor the careand treatment ofmen, Mexicans, Indians, Lthuanian*, to30 ialllion: acres in wheat with a In time 'farmers are going to become -----r..■—-*------■ — i n epileptics, will be considered at the "Caechs, Poles, Hungarians, Bohe­ secured so as to bring about an effec- w“By'my direction ih# °* the great trusts.. cuetomers of ours, .and when we are Joint meeting, of the boards of truS- yield of from 325. to 600 million bush* . my the attorney general and monopolies. ‘By m ; ■systematic) and scientific enforce has 'drafted .carry, out draftsa a bill cm to ic ^csrtrmmi these i mians, Welshmen, Irishmen, Greeks, tivo, fc s in proper shape we believe we can tee* of the Michigan asylums, which ols. - When it is considered ment of the comerce law, rather thaa. 8tate Lftwg Conflict. which will be furItalians, and about every other na­ eopflicti njr^ decielone and uncertfUrtty of recommendations, nishtd- .upcri^reaueetUo^lhe appropriat make them sea whare it will hs tn will be- held In Kaiapaasoo -Jan. 20. r ............. |h* aacroorlate •If the : prohibition Af the an titru st act largest yield Intlw United Stateshut committee whenever it may be desired^ ssainst .combi nations in restraint of trade their Interest to secure 'Juice’, from ■ tionality-can be found around chey- final ream R. B, Davis, of New York, who slightly exceeded' 700: million bushelv ''laTadJltlon' to 7the foregoing amendI s t i r . enne ln the course of a day’s, search. Recommends “Court of Com'rndroe.** menT* iiy reniorcea. it is «s»en* Ai?v ■> -of - the—InteretateVcommerce. law. rial that the^iuktfonal^goyernnieiit^idnclt^ =oufc»wweSrhoIds-A lSS.OOO mcrtgage on-th# ^>lanr -tlift graatrifla'A hi igureg-may bft_ ‘For thtl purpose I recbmmend.' tne.ea-. the ■Interstate commerce r.commls41an ^provlde^Tor-flTe creation of national xerMany of these persona deposit their ____ __ .. _ ___ ... -United should be-given-the-powerraftof and grounds of-the^Mlchigan stardlr a sear­ understood. W^ll/euch is a safe foro* poration* to. carrj^,.oja;a 4l^fitlmate buiu PIenty ef 8now Aids Lumbering, Tracings InChqyetme banks, and very Itatee,r cdjripoaed of dve JUdgeST' desif-_ ing, to-.determine-upon the uniform con- ncs* factory :Travery# -City, began fore- castr for Canada has the land and lt^ The States throughout the Unite. „— . nsted for such purpose from sm onirthc of these appliances—such as sill ............. _ laws ■few o& them, comparatively"speaking’, circuit Judges of the'United ___ of __ the .... different . intrits state# of —Tb«--upper peniniuia it in the grasp closure proceedings Tuesday. The tne'United States, to etrueuon ladders, roof hand holds, running conflicting the union with respect to foreign:corpora- of the storm kjng .and lumbering ia company stp~ppdd w°rh two years ago. has tbe soli. Even today the Prov­ can write their own names, especially" be known as the. ‘United State# court steps., boards and hand brakea onfreight cars on# make It difficult, If not. impossible, ince of Saskatchewan, one of the threw of ebmmerce,' which court shall be sngag*d-in“intwstat# commercS-nased, b r M Yi.v In. letters which can be read by an clothed f'or'bne''borpbratlon to' comply with their being vigorously pushed in the woods. with exclusive original Jurisdic­ the-trainmen; In-the At the1 annual 'meeting of the state great wheatjgrowl n o roTrittcesof CanEver tince the_apen: i hg_ of theji.daB 0 S 7 tion over the following classes or“c»aesr" t h e d e f e c t s a nita l a c k o f , . u n i f o r m i t y “ | | roaairememe-eo-ae-to-oarry-on-buslneseordinary American business mam” board of-correct1on*:an.d charities Sec* ada,lwUh-i$00,00flreef*r: In“ t hernu mber-of ‘ ‘ ilti -" p8pcct o*> of «TeryJait ond courity upwards of one-tenth of the greatest bi nations is Tntended'teffuriililr them, a n 3ee^moar?&vdr^eTahd^a ax^~f theT^infirmary of- orlmlnal-punishme'nf, of jsny : switchmen Miss Ida Bromile, an English girl, flietton and-tralnmen'lnjursd-by-coup­ In the atato, and afTa result in^whlch vtrr continue Industrial woodsman has reaped a richer harvest order of fhs interstate commerce com­ aeddente, due to the enforced ln- refuge Is making money by conducting tour­ mission other than for-the payment of ling business -under federal protection. It -than this Investigation th* abuses will yield, of the United States, , And Sostrodu.otlon of safety couplers, is a demon­ has been gained for inany a of should be said that th* measure contemkatchewan. is yet onjy in )the. begin-. be. cdrrected. ists' about, the country in her .motor aaeney. iof what can'be done if. railroads does not repeal the ’Sherman-anti- year. “(2) Alt eases -brought to enjoin, set stration are compelled to adopt proper safety ap­ dated car. She .went to London from, her aside,-annul-or rust law and Is not to be framed * o m A ; plan-of-Maybr Eiils, Grand Ray of ita_ dSvelopmenitr- Aa Lord suspend any order or The cold wave, which swept over to'peinniutherdolnrbf the .wrong* whiolu. : : f e S - throvlnce. and learned all about the requirement-of^ the interstate commerce pliances, Grey recently pointed outinrspeaking Ids, a* prereftecTto the park fioarff, The-dusstlorrhMTarlsen In the opera-7the’r eountry last' week, retarded opit-is the purpose of-that law to prevent, -~ r , Interstate tlons Orf the — ..... . commerce smploy. mechanism of motors and how to run ecmmilsslon. on tbis: Very gubject, this year's crop is to put the refreshment sales in the but only to foster a continuance and ad­ erations in the camps and at sothe *'(S) All aueh cases as under section 8 era’ liability act, as to whether suit oan of the highest industrial efficiency of the mills. The Sawyer-Goodman pfirKs during tbe coming summer does hot represent ohe-tenth ^of-tho " . thdm. After she bad accomplished ef the act of February 19, -M03, known be brought against the employer com­ vance permitting industrial abuses. the 'Elkina-act,' ere authorised to be In any-place other than-that of Its without this she hired a car 'and drove It ee melntetned in a circuit court-of~the~Unl- pany, “Such a national Incorporation laW will company o f . Marinette was. com; under direct city control. He pro- soil equally fertile that is yet to bw hortte office. The right to bring the suit through the moat crowded diatrint# of ted. States. bo -opposed,- first,—by-those, who: believe pelled-to- shut-down-for- a few. days poaeB.tQ^hand'.out^peanuts and-lemon-i brought undeMhs plough,—'«5~ATT mien-mandamus 'proceedings jas- forcement as the figfit of a prtvate-por=- -that-tr uofe-shouldr-bo- complotely-broken- -because the rail reads -couid not- get- -aderatrcost- prices. the city. The police of London London, de-' tinder individually,:~reports are to hand iasr the provisions ---- -- ---------------------------of sectlort 20 or sec­ and their property’destroyed. 'It Wju not in the company!# employ to sue up A paBsenger train tor Chicago ran of yields of twenty-five) thirty and dared that .she was the most expert tion 23 of t' e interstate commerce law aon be opposed, second, by those, who doubt the logging trains through to tbe on an ordinary claim, and proceas In each _ authorised to be maintained, in a efr ault should be auffldently aerveq_l_f upon the,constitutionality of such fsderaU in­ mill. Into a big snowbank at Lake Harbor, thirty-five bushels to the acre. Scores motorist that ever took a car through are cult court of the-United Stajee the atatlon agent-of the company upon corporation and even if It is valid; object I Pull^forces' have been recruited at Wednesday night, and was stalled 12 of yields^are reported of forty and Reasons precisely, analogous to those whom Cheapstde. Her reputation spread to aervice la authorised la- made, tp to It as too great federal centralisation, the camps alnpe t he Christmas yaca- hours.-- Throe-locomotlVes ' wers—re,Induced the congress to create the bond the It-wllL be opposed, third; by thoas who company in ordtnary actions the continent, and Queen MargheHta. which court of customs appeals by the provi­ arising under state law*. Bills, for “both, will Insist that a mere voluntary Inoor- Um r^fn’d -w ith -th e-re tor rr* b e e n to ld h f o g o m a n , Ja m e e D a v id s o n , w h o u n tit re c e n tly wsa_in th e U n ite d Sta te s consular service. 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