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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
9usbcs' Gbanceu.
Tcinoc ocS Wcuagorfcr @unpcrneurS
cifrig an Der Ir6cit.

llIltH uh W. IluSh'
Gie alage Der Cosmopolitan Ship.
ping 60" gc8eu Sen iogcnamten
Baltic @ooI" Dor ser intcritaat.
lidcn &ertcbrs = Gommiiiion. -
@eOcihen ser nod Sfloboma Der.
pilun5ten &iifiel6ecroe. - lin.
giinitiger 6in~onjauapcis be3
Shabamta fiir Gejember. - so,
bere Nusgobcn rmo geringere Gin-
nabmcn. - General 6luniton'S
WteIouugen aus @olofieIO. -
lieutenant 2nbm aus europa 5u-
rid.
@ob ington 3. g.. I. San. -
glli Wrlul0 uon NeltBcrlungeuL luelde
HeprGientont 9ennet BON Nem-Oort
gCleGcntlif zines 9cindCS I'M ogSci.
ben SalIc" foIcn licB, lit bier Der
Ginoutd bcrporgerlfen mor0cn oob
Ou9 9tem a)orfer rcpublifdniide
GountpzGomitc, menn 0alieIbc an rs.
Snnuar lpic0cr 5uiommen tritt, bel
Der N%blebnlng Der bel Der lebtet
Sibung porgelcgten 9llqbcS sHeIolll.
ton beborrcn miro. 9err 8emet,
meld)er nit ocm Er0Ii6enten cine
flr3e llntcrreoung iIbcr Die poIitiihc
Situotion iii 9teu.Dorf bate, crfI0r.
tc: SEER Yarions miro in ser lfdd)s
item SiBun1 nuf ebeuio piclc Sreltnoe
5dbIcn f0mncr1, mic in Der lester, rl1O
mas er milniht, miro bci6loiien per.
0cn.1 Gieicr ctlpnS profeIboftell
Nnalal'ung MeitereS binjlt5ufilgen,
lehutc NcprGicntont Nennct ob.
IS oerluutct, oaB Hepr1icntant
Earion9, pelher sic Gan0iootur beS
&riegaiefrctGrs Gait b%efiirrportet,
nidlt gcnCigt lit, cine 5n0oiiirung oes
@oupcrneltrS <Qbes I'M Gomitc
Onrd)gcbcn 5lt- loiien, jeOenfolla
feline Heiolution, ueld)c nidt in
Critcr Clinic Die Mooieuclt. N0miniItro.
ton inOoiiirt mo ooourd) sic nodfol
9clloc &n0oliirung bcS @ounernellrS
ST ctncm Houtine, @ciGIuB hcrnb.
rriift, &cbGlt &orlonS Die poQitGn.
Oiqc Goutrolc ocs Gomite's, 10 miro
or i~l6Crhallpt tciuc @ltgbcS- HeiolutioH
ourd}1eben loiicn. Anbernious 0iirfte
or it'd 81 Dem c~ruGbntcn HooicncIt-
@ugbG9.Gon1pronliB ucronlaBt ichen.
Nehnlid mic I'M Ncm.Dorfcr Goltntp.
Gonlitc itc6t cS in aillgSsG olntp, mn.
Sint Noo0rllii oer5eit 0o8 Gomitc
controlirt. @oooruff lit Gin Hooie
btIt Wtanll coiiIcQltfhttittr 5ortc.'
ober iebt neutral neil oltoenblifli6
Die Guent1tolitGt ciner Rooiepclt.Ho.
milration in Den SintCrgrrutb gcriidt
lit. Nicer er lit Gin erbittcrter politi
lher 6cQner 0c$ @ouoerncurS mo
miro ollcS periufcn Inn cine %n0oi.
FIRING 0cliclbcn Slt bintertrciben. sc.
%gcnluGrtig iteben Die meiltenG iItriftS.
fiibrer, lomobl in Ncu.Dorf. mie in
&lng@=Golutp. oltf Seiten scr bei0en
NorlItcll0cL obcr nntiirlidl in Der
Folitif lit nidtS lidcr, urb oo icben-
fouls bic NllgbCS. Boomers sic Qr0i.
tel NllltrcnAlln9clt MADDEN mcroclt,
9cnit9 0iItrtftaiiibrcr ollf ihrc Seite
mathematician mo mallfc Scr
ScBtcrcn Gl1GItiidl bciorgt ieiit mogen,
ca nit Dem @oilpcrneur nid)t III Der.
Ocrben, 10 lGBt iid) nid)t porber iogen,
lplc Die 8ritppirung lid) I'M Saniar
ltcIIcn mag, iucnn Die Stinmcn IN
Den Siblngcu Ger Gonlite'n ge;Gblt
mcroelt.
Sic &logc 0cgcn bcn
baltic EpoI".
&or GINGER 3cit bate Ole Sdiifs.
rbe0cr- 6irna Ecisr WriQbt & Cons
Don GbilaGelpbin. melde inter Dem
Nonen Cosmopolitan Shipping
Company" cine 0an1pferliuie nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Sdmprrhpteen tn 6 bis II Sngca farirt.
iunenoen, h.iHoeil, hluteiibeii ODER borItebenben
6dmorrDoioen III 6 big IA Sapen su furireH
rter ed5 Cefb. 3urlderlidttei. o0c.
tEft1iSp&I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
1T Berlin
8riiFc bcs Suiicra un baS amcrlto-
HiidJc 0plf,

;5rtimc llntcrboItunQ Oes MoHnrdGn
nit 0crn 8otidoiter Conner.
Moitrc Gruppi ais mdbri6cin'
Iifer NafioIacr OcS poracItcrn
pI6blid, geItorbencn iron3oiiiden
Suitt,miniitcrs. scIbimorO
zines cn8liihcn Maior2 IN &on-
BON. %orbcr bate cr ieine Sc
idicOene 8ruu, bercn @lltter rulO
einen gluwalt gu t0Otcn ocrindt,
@oIbencs 4riciter . 5nbildIm'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
{ Slogc 9cgcn Den
% ! pol".

Sor GINGER 3cit bate Die Sfiifs.
rbe0er- 6irma Eeier @riqbt < Cons
Don GbilaGelpbin. melde inter Dem
Nonen Cosmopolitan Sbippin1
Company" cine 0ompferlinic nod
Sltlce-SufGn betrcibt. cine Yeidiueroe
bt Der 6lpiihcnitnotlihen G%erfcbrSs
Gomn1iiiion cingcrcif,t. in mcld]er tic
Die ~SarnburN Anerifo.2 inie." oen
oAtoro0cutid)cn 2Iopo," Sic y@ilion.
Sinie" unb Die nSfonoinooiif Nine,
rlfoniid)e Clinic" bciduIoiate, n1ter
Der Ve5eldnltlg Baltic Ypol" Elm
Encouragement ~getroffen 5u baben arlf
@rinlo oelIcn oicle Combination oit
6rodtroten nod boltil1en SGfelt
controlirc. Gie beflogten Camper.
@cieaihnften Datten eillen &lo9e.Gii.
iuono einrcihen loiiclt. morin lie CT.
fl1rten. Die Gornniilion babe feline
&lri"olftlon iiber Wunrertronspnrt.
me!d)cr vupn lrgcnO cinenl Yloe in
ocn Yer. Stooten iind cincm trent
ncn SollOe gebc. n6er umgefebrt pol,
cile;! frcnoen Sou0e nod ocn Ser.
Stanten."
Tie Cosmopolitan Chipping 60"
bot llull locbcn cine Grtpioeruna oui
bieien aloge.Ginuano citgereidt, in
peld)erll tbatld6liG Die alte, friiber
lton mIitgetbcil.c alagcibriit luieber-
bolt mirh. obile onB nelie Nrenmente
'blt5nacfornncn luGrer. GS miro be.
llorptci. boB bic .6rcibei. oili Gee"
fiir meId]e Die beflugten Talnpier.@
lellid)aiien eintr1tei,. tbatiddlid) ein
Wtonopol lei, begleitet BON Trobun-
gen, @iui1iid)tcrlns unb .Gooling".
Sie Gontmiiiion, 10 crfl1rt Der MI
matt Ser @elcqid,oit. bobc, 10 piel
Ire'ilihca III 9eiiq oui hie He9ull-
riinq Der ,Srnhtlnsc ont Den 5tnnm.
linen net eont,ncntolen Giienbnhn.
Spltenle geleiitet, Srahttarif-ariege
pcrbiitet etc. bab tie Gas cute @erf
nun fortieben inae. Sic ongemeiie,
raf1 0rahtiate Der 9obnlinien mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Ranger. I. San. - Der am 5,
Sllli oS. IS. bon Dem @onoiten.
&0uptling Hoiiltli gcfongcn genonl.
meme &ni0 Sir &orru WcScan miro
leben Sng bier criuortct. Gr loQ lid)
hcrcita IN Sreibcit befinocl1 nnb bic
Heiic nndl Der aiiitc orgcireten ba.
ben. Vie beilte bcfouut mltroc, hnt
Die cl9liide &e9icrurg 3oiiuIi bic
3ohlung zines Soiegelbes bon $500.
coo gorontirt uno linn Sdub fir iih
rn0 Ieinc Nnlnilic. ionic Die 9efrci'
liii9 Der gclonacncn Mtiteliebct lcitca
Stommes iltaelogt.
9ronotm 5npotp.g olaif.
9ubopeit I, San. - SIN go.
lois beS @roien S5nporp bat cine
6euersbrinit eelunltiaen Shnoen
ongeridtet. sic eietigeu Jlomrrtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02

Gos &riegs Oepartentent mar IN
telcgropbiidlcnl Gerfebr NIT @eltcrnl
Gliniton III Gan Srnn5isco luegell Der
Nispoittion iiber Die Srlppen in
8oloficlo nod Mobaabe ser Abiidt
oes Yrdiioentcu Gooicpelt, ponub
bic Sruppen bis sum 3uiammentre-
ten Der Segislotur 3i einer Grtro.
Sislrro BORT pcrbIeihen Ipnen. @cnc.
rol 1unitci hattie cine 0erminhernna
Der 3ruprcn i'm 9er9hnu 2oaer be.
obi,htiot. oher Dos arieg5 Tepnr.
tcment bat beihIoiien. Die aonSe ie-
tioc Wonnid,nft bon 2S3 Bonn BORT
sit beIoiier, bat nber Den 8en. ,Sun-
iton onsupieier, Der Girfodheit me-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-02
NppeQ an Scaat.
HroscF iuCaCn &i6Orgcr WaaifcitCS
in 5%iucitcr Nnilugc.

9crurt6ciltc Or AbgeorOnete perlegcn
ibrc Sohe nor oo5 b0ditc Eribu.
nal GuBIon0'@. Sbr Gripar.
tltn8cn icood nidjt ic6r bod &c.
ipaunt. - G5orina iicbt Mltttcr-
ircltocn ent0cgcn un6 i6r 3uItano
crre8t &c6cdfcn. St0iicl'a
Fro5eB nod INNER in icincm
5AhlBnoOium. Cir @orrp
@c2can'5 @efrcimlg lpjcOcr ell.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
DETROIT UNITED
TO LAY THE DUST
GENERAL MANAGER BROOKS
COMES TO THE RESCUE FOR
STATE FAIR OFFICIALS.

The state fair people had planned to
oil that stretch of dirt road on Wood
ward from the Six Mile road to the
fair grounds, but yesterday found
themselves forced to give up the idea,
owing to their inability TO get the
proper mixing devices in time.
General Manager Brooks, Of the ID.
U. r., has, however. come to the res
cue OF state fair visitors by deciding
to have his company 10 the work and
every morning between one and four
o'clock a force of sprinkling carts will
soak the road. This is expected to
keep the road in pretty good shape
during the day and in any event II
will materially help out.
The d. U. X. tracks north OF where
the paving ends run along we'll to the
side of the road and, with grass on
either side OF the tracks do not create
any dust SO that Mr. Brooks idea ia
not to keep d. U. r. dust off the autos
and buggies, but to keep dust from
these vehicles off the patrons OF the
street railway company.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
WILL INVESTIGATE
Fl. WAYNE AFFAIRS
COL. CORNMAN'S CONDUCT TO
BE QUESTIONED BY COURT
MARTIAL.

court martial 10 investigate af'
fairs at Fort Wayne, and particularly
TO inquire into the deals OF Col. Daniel
Cornman, the commanding officer. has
been ordered by the war department
The court will convene at Fort Wayne
on Tuesday, Sept. 20, and will con
sist Of several OF the highest officers
In tho service. Maj. Gen. Frederick u,
Grant will preside.
A report reached the war depart
ment recently that horse dealer had
supplied horses to certain officers al
Fort Wayne at 81 each, and that the
officers drew from the government
forage to support these animals, al
though the horses did not become the
personal property OF the officers. II
is also reported that usury Is being
practiced at Fort Wayne, not only
among the officers, but among the
enlisted men"
Col. Cornman has been In the serv'
ice 40 years, and took part In severa!
campaigns against the Indians, and In
the Spanish-American war. His rec
ord has been clean heretofore. He
claims to be innocent OF any wrong
doing and welcomes the investigation
Oficers at the fort refuse to discuss
the affair. and all profess to know
nothing OF It. II is rumored that Dr.
Peter C. Field. in charge OF the post
hospital. has been relieved.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

age. He died Monday last at his
country home in Drayton Plains, Oak
land county, from the effects OF a
third stroke of paralysis, the first
overtaking him In March last.
When photography was in Its In
fancy. about 1860. Mr.. Randall. who
was inherently of a strong artistic
temperament, took up the work in
Detroit, opened a Photographic studio
and successfully carried on the bust
ness for over 80 years, making a
handsome competence.
For the first 10 or 15 years, he
practically made all the photos in De.
troit, having a reputation not alone
local In It's character, but extending
over the United States, for the quality
of -wnrls--AbeHt- 1875, he ercctctf
the Randall building facing Grand
Circus park and this was devoted To
Photographic art. Feeling that he had
not been keeping pace with the ad-
vance OF the art, he sold out and re-
tired, spending most Of the time since
on his Oakland county farm.
Mr.. Randall was the son OF James
j. hdnudll, WIN COIne IrOln new 10TH
and settled In Detroit In 1896. He
leaves a widow, daughter OF the late
Augustus w. Leggett. four sons and
daughter, Huntley b.. who is a large
mine owner in Mexico; Ferris 3 AMI
Allan, engaged also in mining. and live
in Monterey; c. C. Randall. Jr.. Of De
troit. and Elrose. who Is with her
mother. Deceased was brother OF
Mrs. Clark Stratton. Mrs. E w.
vofght and Mrs. Harold v. Attertus.
OF, Detroit, and Mrs. James II. Lewis.
OF Boston, and OF James A. Randall.
OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
MUST GIVE WAY
TO SGHALEENBERGER

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept 3.--Mayor
Dahlman is apparently beaten IL his
ambition TO be the Democratic candi-
date for governor. Returns from
Tuesdays primary election are very
Incomplete, but outside of Omaha and
one or two other cities where Dahl
mans promise to veto county op-
ton bill won him the support of the
liberal element. he gets few votes.
The indications now are that Schal-
lenherger, who was the party nominee
two years ago, Is again successful.
Geo. w. Berge. who opposed Schallen-
berger on both Democratic and Popu-
list tickets, gets majority OF the lat
par" but their ante-eleetion
agreement was that the total votes
received in both parties should gov
ern
Gov. Sheldon was renominated with.
out opposition by the Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAs LINES,
Detroit United Interursnn Lines,

Detroit united tnterurOnn Lines
Time table suetect to change with
FLINT LIMITEDs-DaIly. s1e a. m
and t;i5 p IN. Locals fo- Rochester
Romeo. Orion and Oxford. a. m. and
nc nou and e EVERY two hours he, until p. m
For wyandotte and Trenton--5: 30 a
m, sos a. m, and every 20 MY, 10 s:"'
then every 90 min. TO 500 p. m. then
half-houriy 70 s;3b p m. then hourly
80 1888 D; m. but SATURDAYS. service Is
For Roys, Oak. plrm,nsa.m ort
Pnn.inc-s:so =, m, then halt hourly
m. First car one-hait hour later on
For rcr.,nstou. Worthwhile. orchard
until II 2. m First car one hour later
or Ra s1nrsS RAILWAY -ysrrw-por.
FOR New Rait,rnore Alcorac Marir"
CITY and Port Huron hourly Ia m 70
local cars run via Algorac. To NJ:
Clemens half hourly. $40 n. m to
z, m: and hcTTly NH I, I'm m to f,s M
DETROIT. MONROE e TOLEDO
sHOur yrNE Ry-Toledo Iimiteds
sss .o D ssO Local. roT w eoctwood Ns sTo
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly $3.50
n m. to $50 p m. also $50 and ~
o. for Monroe
py.-Limiteds. 7'i5 n. m. 12t5 ard
3A5 y. m Locals, for Jackson. =.
m. md every two hours untn 2 p. m !:
for Ann Arho-. 6 n. m I'D hourly Until,
II n m: FOR Saline $50 n. m and
every two hours until $50 r. m. also
10 D. m: for Plymouth and Worthwhile.
1880 a. m. and every two hours until
e:s0 y m. nlao II p IN.
rnterurbnn cars pass waiting sta
ton. corner OF Larned and Griswold
theaters.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
POINTS GUN AT SISTER
IN FUN; SHOOTS HER

A bullet intended for puppy that
went crazy" struck little Mary b.
waczewski, OF Warren-ave. east in the
upper lip. and she is In serious con-
dition in the Children's Free hospital
as result The pup belonged to lit
tie Joe Kuffel, of No. SIS Warren-aye.
east. and Joe's big brother determin-
ed to put the animal out OF the way.
He called in the neighbours children
TO see him perform the act, and just
for fun, pointed the gun at Mary. The
child was taken to the hospital, where
the surgeons probed for the bullet.
but were unable to locate 1t. Now,
they will use an X-ray machine. The
police will not investigate as they be-
lieve the shooting was an accident.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
TWO CHILDREN KILLED
AS CAR STRIKES RIG

CHICAGO. Sept. 3.-Two children
of Ar, and Mrs Waiter Sncif, wealthy
farmers Of Ottawa, ILL.,. we're killed and
several persons were seriously injur-
ed when an electric car on the Illinois
Valley railway crashed into carriage.
The accident occurred near Majestic
park. an amusement resort six miles
west of Ottawa.
Mrs. Mary Townsend is expected to
die as a result OF her injuries, and a
third child of the Smells probably VIII
die. Mr.. and Mrs. Smell we're also
hurt
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
OFFER PRIZE FOR BEST
KNOCK ON THOMPSON

Do you know any good reasons why
Mayor Thompson should be defeated
for Office?
Tho Wayne County Republican eItst
will reward you II you do and can
write your reasons In proper style
President Shepherd has announced
that the club will give prize of $50
for the best essay on the subject:
THE present mayor Of Detroit should
be defeated Nov. g."
James o. Murfn, Fred H. Britton
and Fred II. Warren have been chos-
en- as Judges for the contest which
will be open until Sept. 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

price. but uOt 81
with the boys cloth
ing sold at Menter
e. Rosenbloom Co. 8,
$3.50 Monroe Ave.
Every suit In their
store is known as
long service cloth
ing, made OF stout
material well stitch
ed 8 ca IN s, and
strongly sewed but
tons.
The boy will ap-
pear we'll II dressed
in one of Menter &
Rosenbloom suits.
and hest of all the
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
A Sure-Enough knocker.

J. c. Goodwin, of Reidsville. N. c.,
says: "Bucklen's Arnica Salve is a
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. A
bad one came on my leg last summer
but that wonderful salve Knocked II
out in n few rounds. Not even a scar
remained" Guaranteed for piles, sores
burnsA etc. At +. G. Kinsel, Central
Drug Co, Gray & Worcester's drug
stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
Shocked.

Mistress ITO nc wservantt-f must
impress upon you, when you go to the
dining room. not to try to get the dirt
off the "Old Master" with wet rag,
but use a dry, soft cloth only.
Servant-Mercy on US, marin; be
to wash the master?-Chicago Jour
nal
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

STR. CITY OF CHATHAM makes a
round trip from Detroit to Chatham
every Friday and Saturday leaving
foot OF Randolph street at s a. m. 70.
turning. leaves Chatham at 10 m.
Fare. round trip, 75c; one way. Soc One
way trip from Detroit on Sunday morn
ing at o'clock and on Monday AMI
"Wednesday az y. m. JOHN ETEVEN-
EON, Agent IT OF Randolph-st
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
c. c. RANDALL IS
LAID IN GRAVE
FUNERAL OF VETERAN PHoTOG
RAPHER AND LONG RESIDENT
HELD THURSDAY.

The funeral of Corydon c. Randall
was held Thursday morning from the
old Randall homestead. No. 430 Sec
ond.aYe. Mr.. Randall was a veteran
photographer, and was 81 years OF
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
,eIray, his son, and Gu. Schultz.

Delrny, his son, ana Gus schultz,
were overcome by gas while at work
per Co.'S plant Wednesday. The eld-
er Schulthios was working In tank
when he was seen to fall. The
younger men rushed to his aid, and
they were soon overcome. Other
workmen rescued the men, and they
were hurried 10 Solvay hospital,
where 1t Is believed they will re-
cover.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

prices are low and the values cannot
be surpassed in any store in this city.
Charge your purchase and pay In con-
venient payments. $1.00 week.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
Special Excursion Rates to Calumet
and Return via Michigan Central.

On account OF the NJ. f. confer.
ence round trip rate OF $3.50 has
been authorized, tickets on sale Sep
TENDER Sth and 9th, good for return
until September 18th.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

Wharf Foot of Wayne 81.
FOR CLEVELAND. PITTsBURG and all
points East. DAILY 1880 .. m. Fare
&c Cleveland. s200
WEEK END EXCURSIONS to cievs-
rnnd. every Saturday night 50 round trip.
Day Trips to Cleveland every Tues.
Thurs. and Sat 930 a. IN. Fare e1.10.
For MACKINAC and Way Ports. Al
fena, Petoskey, Chicago. 500. Marquette,
IDuluth-Leave Monday and Saturday S
-. m. Wednesday and Friday $40 A. M
For TOLEDO sunday and Friday D.
M Tuesday and Thursday. e:46 a. m
special steamer direct to MackinaS
md Alpena. Leave Sundays 1880 a. IN.
Thursdays. s;3o .. m. and Thursdays.
q 70.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
STURDY SCHOOL SUITS.

Fit Out the Boy FOR Sohoof- on the
Easy Payment Plan.
Look we'll into the matter OF boys
clothing; most of it is dear at any
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

It's hard lines with the poet who
isn't able &c sell them.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

DR.. and Mrs. Francis III. Greusel. OF
Bethune-ave.. have returned from a
months stay at The Shows.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

. Mr. and Mrs. George T. Aftken. nee
Smith. have returned from their wed
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

After running for office most OF thl
candidates discover they were vi lux
wrong ticket.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
LABOR DAY EXCURSIONS.

ding trip and are staying for the pres
ent at the brides home. No. 80 Reiss
man-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

PUT-IN-BAY EXCURSION Exery Da7
Ftnxers Orchestra. Dancing Mt Colonial.
Week days, soc; Sunday 75c. round trip
Cedar Point and Snndusky, week days
directI s1.25 Round Trip same day.
$l.lO to Cleveland
VIA PCT-iN-BAf. Str. Frank I. Kirby
leaves a. M, sunday n. m,
Ashley Dustin, loot First-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
Sunday Excursions Sept. 8, via MIchi.
~ gan Central.

At the following very low rates for
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

st. Mary's Aid society will hold a
special meeting Sunday afternoon at
o'clock to make arrangements for
the forthcoming fair TO be held Oct
%. % and "a. in Harmonic hall for
the benefit of the society.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
WHITE star LINE.

Wharf, foot OF Griswold-st
For the Flats, Tnshmoo Park and
Port Huron, and Way Ports.
Twice daily. Leave week days, $40
.. m. and 1:30 p. M; Sundays. g:00 q
IN. and 2:30 u. m.
For Toledo md Sugur ISfand
Twice daily. Leave week days. Sis q
IN. and 400 q. m; Sundays. S.4b a. IN.
and $500 q. m.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

Mrs. David Lewis and son. John,
of Tribes Hill, n. Y, who have been
visiting Mrs. w. J. McSweeney, OF NO,
1873 Putnam-ave., for the last TWO
weeks, returned home wednesday
evening, leaving on the Detroit q
Buffalo steamship line.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
IRE In tine thrse-.tory brick building

at No. JC6-6s Michigan-a,e., caused a
loss OF $4,000. at $50 Wednesday
night. The fire is said TO have been
caused by boys who threw a rope
over a live wire, making IL come in
contact with another wire. The fall
ing sparks set fire to some empty oil
barrels. Farnum Bros. meat market
on the lower floor. was damaged by
fire and smoke. Benjamin Foust. X.
l. Sedler and Emma Kennedy lost
household goods, and the grocery
stock OF George Parson was de-
stIoyed.
George VI. Black, auditor for the Nc
MILAN estate, secretary and trcasur-
er OF the ID a c. and y. & Il. steam
ship lines. and Interested In the De-
troit Seamless Steel Tubes works and
Michigan Malleable Iron Co, has just
returned from a two-months trip
abroad in which he was accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson. Mr..
Simpson took his touring car and
chauffeur along and the party toured
England. Scotland and Wales. going
thence to France. Belgium and Hol-
land. Mr.. Black says they found the
British Isles as well as the entire
continent affected by conditions in
the United States.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03
O& Detroit & Cleveland Nav. Co.

LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-03

The marriage of Miss Gladys l..
Hardwiehe- and Charles Dagey took
place at noon Wednesday. Sept. 2, In
the Cass.ave. Methodist church. Mr..
and Mrs. Davey will be at horne to
their friends after Oct. /, at No. 2S2
Kercheval-ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06
Many Pieces Of Decorated Fancy
China at $l.00 for Choice

Decorated Tankards, Jugs,
Chocolate Pots, Salad Dishes,
Sugars and Creamers, Cake
Plates, Stems, Teapots, Cracker
Jars, Syrup Pitchers, Trays, Cups
and Saucers, Chop Dishes, Fruit
Dishes, Celery Trays, Plates,
Vases and other pieces. This lot
was bought from a New York
importer who closed it out to US
at about half the regular inn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

We are quoting a specia
value in fancy decorated ant
white and gold 6-piece Toilet
Sets, at 81. 80 the set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

this mosulus. ss II O'Clock The
fiaesai 2efsiee Was nEsyais
The funeral service 81 Ned Fran.
cts ZHicksy teok place this after
noon. IT J ociocA. from the parIasm
OF the Bonner Watson company.
The burial took place Al the Lake
Nsew rsmssferx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Ioha l.. Coie. a9s -. died at the
family rcsldene. 10 Twelfth Az.
North. AafardAs nIsht
chariotte Z Kpantxei. wife 81
tsFnest kasntxci. died Aptsl 6. NJ
The reslaeace, 1sIf Auniin az.
Nae Hifd Hxthcf. sse -. daash.
ter ~ Nj aha ArN Ryther. died
AZ the fsmily residences. izsg len.
as Wa. April I
Nod 1Ssessf. exc !. son ~ Mr..
aud Hss John Zwickcy. died April
Z. NJ thc family residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

scented. such as TIE United \.
Workers Of America, il Nasn
Federation Of Aiinefs the Ks1uE
Jniun 81 IdshorzFhsE1 a. ,
United brewery Worker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

r-ose Of extending the principles ~
industrial unlonlNm~ along the
lines Of the westesn Federation II
Miners. members OF the Industrial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

Workers Of the World are gather.
ing Ia Chicago today TO attend q
general convention.
Every big !sbor organization In
the United States will be repre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-06

The remains 81 Mar BIRD kythef
xsre buried IN the Lake Nioe CEN.
eiery following Tho funeral eeFxlces
which took place az the residence