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The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
SERVICE LEAGUE
!. TO EXPLAIN Pt||l||||||s||
ciFizsNs MEETING tftk 5t1e
PLACE IN pETRoir oPHRA
HousE. APRIL u.

Arrangements have been comple<
by the directors Of the Detroit Qjt>
Service league for the big citi2ouR
meeting TO be held In the Detro;~
opera house at 3 o'clock SUNDAY ~
ternoon, April IL. This Is TO b tAo
FIRST OF a series OF meetings 70 bos
held In different parts Of the city toi
explain the plans Of the league and
create greater interest in civic wet
fare work
c. #. Bielman, president Of the
league. will preside, The Rev. Gains
Glenn Atkins. pastor OF the First
Congregational church. viii giye
short address on "City service thx&
serves" and he will be followed In =
short address by Judge Alfred j..
Murphy on "A better Detroit begins
at ones own door, These addresses
will be followed by an illustrated lac-
ture on civic Improvement work. BY
Director A. II. Griffith, of the Museum
OF Art. Mr.. .Grifiith is visiting New
York and Boston this week and While
there he will secure views for the lec-
ture showing what other cities are
doing
b. c. Whitney has donated the uso
OF the opera house for that aftcrnOol1
TO assist the league In the woFking
out OF its plans,
The directors have appointed the
following as the leagues playground
committee: Bishop Charles b. VIII
Jams. John N. Bagley. the Rev. Will
lam B. Forbush, Frederick B. Smith
and Frederick M. Butzel This com
mittee is expected to lend IT. assist-
ance to the playground movements
now under way In this city, and aid In
working out plans for the develor
ment OF such work.
The league is working on some IN
teresting plans for stimulating inter-
est In Improvement work throughout
the city. and the details OF these will
De given out as soon as they are per.
fected.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
RAIDERS OF LYLE'S
FLAT ARE SUED

CHICAGO. April 3.--Prosecutor T. J.
Bresnahan. OF Duwagiac. Mich, and
@. II. Kimmerle, trustee for the cred
itors OF the wrecked banking nrm OF
Lyle, Gage & Co.. Dowagiac. just q
they were leaving the criminal court
building, were served with pagers
summoning them In two suits for IN
aggregate OF $1,000. brought By Mr..
Grace Broderick.
One suit. for $4,000. Is an action Ia
trover. growing from the seizure b.
Bresnahan and Kimmerj : the house
hold goods In the fia laintained af
1929 Magnolia-ave.. b frank w. Lyle,
and shared. II Is said, by Mrs. Brod-
erick. The $1,000 suit IL for damages.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
DICKSON TO RETIRE
AS TYPO" PRESIDENT

Members of the local Typographical
union viii meet Sunday and nominate
candidates for the annual election.
which will be held In May. Gilbert
w. Dickson, president for three years.
will not be candidate for reelection.
Clarence Nicely, j. u. Pendergast and
Charles Langlois are among those
who would like to succeed him. w.
w. Norton IL after the position Of
recording secretary. and he has no
opposition thus far. w. II. Walker.
acknowledgements fer seven years.
will probably be reelected. A hot
fight Is looked for In 1.-The selection Of
two delegates to the national conven-
ton, to be held In Boston In August.
The candidates already In the field
are Stanley Cline, Morris Gloster, VIII
liam Barber and George Bradish.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

The marriage OF Mrs. Cora LAW
renee Alling. or Saginaw. and Wayne
Chatfield Bogue. of Detroit, was cele-
brated Thursday noon In the home of
N. ID. Carpenter. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Gaius Glenn
Atkins. ID. D., of the First Congrega-
tional church.
Members of the Official board OF the
Tabernacle Methodist church, togeth-
err with their wives, were entertained
by the Rev. and Mrs. James l.. Gard
liner, No. 1875 Howard-st.. Thursday
evening. The toast list follows: "Our
church." l.. f. Thompson: Our on
cial board" g. c. Darwin; Our hus-
bands" Mrs. r. w. Odds; "Our wives"
l.. j. Merriss: Equality" Victor Darl-
ing. There was song by James
Bostwick and invocation by o. A..
Primer. f. N. CARAT was toastmas-
ter. In honor OF the birthday ami
versary of the Rev. Mr.. Gardiner. the
board presented him with a hand
some leather rocker.
The glee. banjo and mandolin clubs
of Amherst college gave a concert
Thursday evening In the Y. M. G. A.
hall. The concert was excellent In
every respect. just such one as
would be expected from some 35
young college men brimful of life and
spirit. as well as musical ability.
The Twentieth Century club elected
officers Thursday afternoon as fol-
lows: President, Mrs.. Emma A. Fog,
reelected; vice president, Mrs. j. r.
Hartz; recording secretary. Mrs.
Omar Harrison: corresponding secre.
tary. Miss Helen Werneken: direo-
tors, philanthropy and reform, Mrs.
F.. c. Osborn; philosophy and SCI
ence, Mrs. o. A. James; are and lit
erature, Mrs. Fred l.. Vanderveer;
home and education, Mrs. George
Johnson. Mrs. Osborn and Mrs. John
son were reelected to the positions
they hold.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
MICHIGAN BANKS
ARE REORGANIZING

LANSING, Mich, April 3.--State
Banking Commissioner Zimmerman
has authorized the Stockbridge
State bank, organized with $4,000
capital, TO commence business. This
is new bank organized In the Ing
ham village where Glazier private
bank went to the wall
The private bank or Wolf Bros, at
Centerville. has been reorganized as
a state bank with $4,000 capital. Its
articles OF incorporation were approx
ed today. A new state bank at Re-
mus is also TO be authorized shortly.
The City bank of Battle Creek has
filed amended articles of incorpora-
ton, which have been approved, in
creasing its capital stock from $780,
900 to 100000.
There Is great Improvement in
financial conditions throughout the
state, said Commissioner thinner.
man.
There are now Al banking institu-
tons under the control OF the state
banking department
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
MORE UNsAvoRINEss
FROM THAW TRIBE

NEW YORK, April 3.--The trial OF
the divorce. action of Minnie b. Thaw
against Edward b. Thaw will be be-
rsru next tcutuy m specfai term. part
III, OF the supreme court, according
to the announcement OF the calendar
published yesterday. Mrs. Thaw is
suing her husband. who is cousin
OF Harry X. Thaw, for absolute di.
vorce.
In her complaint Mrs. Thaw alleges
that her husband behaved improperly
with another woman. who IL not
named, at the Marion apartment
house. In Upper Broadway.
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INTERDRBAN LINES.
n.troit Un,ted Intsruvssn Lines.

Oetr0tt Unyte0 untSruvo0n Lines.
Time table subject 70 change withou,
FLINT LIMITEDs-Daily. Sis O. m
4 q. M. and hourly until ii p. M For
n ass 70 AIS. s'd I, i y tS .s 6sson
sxo Sssr: until ,. a. also M Il i >. :.
- Far 40. w.s-a.'4 a., s.s sv Irs.. g s;ss a
until SOS q. m. then half hourly until
l:oS p. m. then every 20 minutes until
s;os .. n then d,ss half hourly until ii:ss
Pcs a. 1 ON sunday nr'' car starts ss
For Rey.l oaH. sir.s.shsm and
Pontiac. $3.50 2 my then half hourly
Srss e.e on ns hour is Sns on
For FarminGtep end Worthwhile,
noyrly: .; r n. e II .: N. For Orchard
Sntii .. N" Then svsrS 2. TWO nSS ours.
until II 2; m. First car one hour later
RAPID railway ,sYsTnM-Pors
, Hu5V "a. Limited n fs o.. res s. s, i,i
more. xiscnac. Marine City and Por,
X %ilsSss IS M t Sssi ar. I'VE ssS
until Il .. n. To NJ; Clemens via
:, S$;E SS 'sx ASSSaen TOLEDO
daily ,dy $40 omna,. 1870 ~ ~. q: s;so and
port, Monroe and Toledo, hourly, sac
q m to sac .. m. also gao and IL
.. M, N; for I, "a, Monroe M:.o -
RY.-Jackson Limiteds. daily. 7:4s a
M. i2:.s .. m. and s:is .. m. Locals,
for Jackson, q m. and every two
Arbor. hall hourly. from 3 a m. to 4
.. m. then hourly until II .. m.
Interurban cars pass waiting station.
corner OF Larned and Griswold- ste.
last cars awaiting tho closing 81
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DIED

BASTIEN-Mary A. Collins, formerly or
Crosse Isle. wife of Samuel Bastien,
~ OF Trenton, died Wednesday, April
s8 Funeral from ST. Joseph's church,
Trenton. at $3.50 a. m. standard time.
A Saturday. Interment- at Woodmere
n cemetery.
BENNETT--Suddenly at Battle Creek.
% April I. DR.. Charles r. Bennett. hus-
band OF DR.. Rorick Bennett and faith
R or OF Miss Bessie Rorick Bennett. and
k Mrs. w. s. Clark. OF Manila Inter
N ment at Adrian.
DoBIE--Ann Arbor. April 4. 1908, Ray
mond A.. beloved son OF Mrs. Cary Is.
Dobie. Funeral from residence. T72
Williams ave. Saturday at 10 q. IN.
Burial Ontario.
DUGGAN--April 2. 1908. at residence,
2ss Campbell-ave., Minnie. beloved
wife of William Duggan. Notice Of
funeral later.
FRITz-March 81. Marie. aged 20
sars psi s1o% w rsdsno aen JOS
Campau-ave, Saturday at 8 a. m.
and to st. Eiizabeths church at $3.50.
GiLLETT-April /. 1908. suddenly. at
lett. beloved husband OF julia x. and
father Of Marion L. and Wilbur r.
Gillett- Funeral services from resi-
dence. 6s7 Baker-st,. Saturday at 2
y. IN. Burial private.
GRAIiN--April !. 1908. Flora c.. be-
loved daughter OF Charles and Bar
bara Grain, age IL years. Funeral
from residence. AIS snerman-st-, Sat-
urday, p. IN.
FRANCHY--Aprii 1. 1908. at 4:so p. m.
Mary. beloved wife OF George IL.
Frannchy: age % years; t Eunerai from ron,
Wreath hive. No. 52s l. o. T. M. NJ.
IIAAS--Anthony, aged 81 years. died
April !. beloved husband OF Lois
Haas. father of Howard Haas: Fu4
neral from residence. 95s Meldrum.
ave. at $40 a. m. standard time. ana
q. m. from st. Anthony's church.
K1RSCH--At Harper hospital, April 4.
1905. CAROLINA ktrsch. beloved wife
months Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LIZ MESSURIER--April /, 1908, Peter.
beloved husband OF Rachel LIE Meg
surfer. and father OF Joseph T.. Dor.
william j. lie Messurier. aged ~
years. Funeral Saturday at 2 y. m.
from residence, 344 Highest. west.
Interment at Evergreen cemetery.
Enthusiastically. March. 20. 1905. at
Dor, Mich, Henry w. Lake. aged "a
years, beloved husband Of Jane II.
Lake. Notice OF funeral later. jack
son papers please copy.
MARTINEK--April 2. Joseph j.. be-
loved husband OF Mary. and father OF
Anna. James and Mamie Martinez.
Funeral from late residence. 204s
and s:So from All saints church.
McoREGOR--Aprii 2. at his late resi-
odence, 233 Fifth-st.. Hector. beloved
husband OF Mrs. Clara Tucker Nc
Oregon. and brother OF James NJ. Nc
Oregon Notice OF funeral later.
McINTYRE--March 81. at residence,
$50 Junction-aye., Norman, beloved
SON of the late John and Ellen McIn-
tyre. Funeral from residence. April
3, at s:45. and Holy Redeemer church
at ..
TWYMAN--John, W., at Pasadena. CAL,
April l.. formerly of Detroit. beloved
husband of Helen M. TwymaA. and
brother OF Mrs. Hugh r. Burns.
zISCHERK--April I. Theresa. age 80
years, beloved daughter Of Rokus
and Josephine Zischerk, and sister of
Mrs. Christine Van Damme. Frank,
Jerome, Auralia and Edwin. Funeral
from residence. 5S6 Forest-ave. east.
Saturday at a. M. and to St. Eliza :
b<th's, church at $50
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH rs PROSPEROUS

The annual meeting OF the First
Presbyterian church was held Thurs
day evening In the pariors OF the
church. and reports read show thar
this has been one OF the most sue
cessful years, financially. In the his.
tory OF the organization. This. too,
In view Of the fact that up to the ar
rival Of the Rev. John H. Boyd, the
first OF the year, the congregation had
been without a pastor. During the
year $32.294.91 has been raised. or
which over $4,000 was for running
expenses and repairs, and over el2,.
600 for benevolences. The member.
ship Is 927. John Dalxell. NIiaha III.
Finn and Richard p Williams were
reelected trustees for three years.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
POLICE COURT DOCKET

William Greer. drunk; sentence sus-
pended.
William Cash. drunk: sentence sas-
pended.
Edward Duckitz. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Frank Doyle. drunk; sentences sus-
pended.
King Anderson. drunk; sentence sus-
pended
William Wallace. drunk: sentence
suspended.
Elsey Patch. disordsrly person: $40
or 80 days.
Gilmore Patch. disorderly person; $40
or 80 days.
Edward Anderson. drunk: - or Is
days ~
Zjosebh Monahan. drunk: sentence
suspended
Matthew A. Krats. disturbing the
peace: sentence Suspended
James Russell. disturbing the peace
Daniel n. McNutt. disturbing the
peace; adjourned TO April g. -, r.
-IZ-tohu r. Henry. drunk sentence -f--
pended.
William Gay, drunk; sentence sus-
Ffank Mallach dr,aak. 81 OF 20 aaya
William Maine, disefdeFly person 81.
or 80 days.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
ADMINISTRATION FOR
S. F. ANGUS ESTATE

The will left by the late 8. r. Angus
was set aside by the probate court
Thursday afternoon. and the Detroit
Trust Co. was appointed administrs-
tor. The petition shows that In the
will. made In 1905, all the estate was
left TO Mrs. Dorothy Angus. wife OF
the deceased. but she died first. and
that alone was sufficient 10 invalidate
the will.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
Woman Found Dead in Bed.

Mrs. Anna Wrosh. aged 46. was
found dead In bed in her home. No.
s45 Hastings-st, Thursday afternoon.
The discovery was made by her moth
when she attempted TO enter the
house. She summoned help and the
door was forced. Mrs. Worsh was
the mother Of eight children. Coro-
ner Bennett decided that death was
caused by heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
BIRTHS

BOYS.
Sylvester Spranger. 1872 Fort.
John Zuhora. $40 RioDelle.
Clarence Spangle, Al Wellington.
Frank Manxo. $50 Rivard.
Charles Buehl. 971 Van Dyke.
Michael Fondrae, Az Crane.
GIRLS.
Adam Gehringer. ITO Nineteenth.
Frank Ntcol. 5s1 Waterloo.
Edmond Laranger, 43S Wheelock.
Lui Minifci. 376 Adelaide.
Coilvatore Terilli. 1873 Hastings.
Walter Tesksbury, 500 Lafayette.
George Wolf. STA McGraw. -
Henry Strauss. 1907 Fourth.
Napoleon LaMountain. IT'S Crane.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
WaItresses HorsewhIp patton.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 3.--Charg-
Ing that their characters had been
assaileod by Rev. j. NJ. Hllbish, pas
tor OF the Methodist church at Tur-
lock, three women publicly horsewhip-
ped him. The minister was SD badly
dashed and beaten that he became
unconscious aud had to be carried
home. The women are mattresses.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
YALE UNIVERSITY TO
TEACH BUSINESS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 81
Yale has yielded to the current deA
mand for university courses In con-,
merce and business. II has been a.
cided to give n electives In the grN6-
uate school next year under . common
head, which shall embrace depart
ment Of business methods. The erono
OF studies will include banking. jhsu1-
anear railroads, aud comubpFee. -. Z {
Some of the courses already ~
nounced are Commerce and the Cunn-
mercial Policy In the Nineteeufh CO.
tury.' Cooperation Economieef' "lfce.
ais In Modefn nuoinoop. I" PROFESS ~
business Manneenn>nf s-yfn1o 81.
lstics. and ssK8rost - 1900 -
Abroad and In the United 9sd1es.-
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

PHILADELPHIA. April S.--A panic
reigned today. when IRE broke out
In q tenement house In the Jewish Sec
ton and 125 persons ded from the
structure. Three boys were painfully
burned and tia feared that they may
not recover.
ALBANY, N. Y. April s~-Assem-
blyman Wainwrights bill. placing
service commission, was reported fav-
orably out OF committee today.
LONDON. April s.-The condition
OF Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
remains practically unchanged. II
anything. he has gained little dur
ing the past "a hours.
BERNIE, Switzerland. April S.-Mr.
James jeffrey Roche, American con-
sui here. died at an early hour to-
day. Mr.. Roche. who was an author
and poet OF some note. was appoint
ed from Massachusetts. He was 81
years old.
ST. PErERaBURo. April s.--rhe
government has refused the request
OF Nine. Tschalkovsky, the wife Of
Nicholas Tschalkovsky. Of the Rus
sian revolutionists. for permission to
take her husband from the fortress
OF st. Peter and st. Paul to q hospital.
where he could receive proper treat
ment.
NEW YORK, April 3.--Francis T..
Lovejoy. OF Pittsburg, one OF Andrew
Carnegis's young partners, and for
merly one OF the colony Of Pittsburg
tract WIN the nrm or EtarpucK e CO.
to dispose OF 10000 shares Of stock Of
the Sunnyside Mining Co., Of which
Mr.. Lovejoy IL the head.
WASHINGTON, April 3.--Accused
OF stealing a watch studded with dia-
monds. and a triangular diamond.
studded chatelaine from Mrs. John r.
Dryden, wife Of Former Senator Dry
den. Of New Jersey, Alonzo Harris, a
Negro. 20 years old, was held In 81
900 ball by Judge Kimball In the POI
lice court this morning.
WASHINGTON. April s.--Rear Ad-
miral French K. Chadwick. retired. has
announced his intention Of writing q
history Of the Spanish-American war.
His new work will include the land
as well as the sea operations during
the conflict. Admiral Chadwick dur
ing the engagement was In command
Of the cruiser New York, Admiral
Simpsons flagship.
ST. LOUIS, April s.--Seven men
from southeast Missouri. who had
been convicted in the federal court on
the charge of peonage. surrendered to
United States Marshal Morsey and
were taken by him to the United
States prison at Leavenworth, Kas.
They were convicted In the United
States district court ut Cape Girar-
deau of having kept Negroes In bond.
age. The fines range from 800 to So.
600 and the terms OF Imprisonment
from one and half to three and q
half years.
NEW YORK. April 3.--After pro
longed meeting today, the student
body of the New York university
passed resolutions deciding that they
would return TO their studies and cal
the strike or until Tuesday mex
when the case OF A. A. Young, presi
dent OF the Junior class, will DC
brought before the faculty for deci
sion. At the same time the resolu
tons declare that II Young Is suspend
ed or expelled the entire student body
will resign the university.
PATERSON, N. j.. April 3.--Miss
Virginia Curtiss. living In Bridge-st.,
Is the recipient OF Q Black Hand let
ter, In which the writer states that,
II she refuses to become his bride,
she will be blown to pieces with a
bomb. The missive has been turned
over to the police.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
Marriage Licenses

Jesse g. .Gariick. az. Beiieviile: Lucille
20, Detroit. -,
Edwin f. Churchill. 80; Martha Eii1-
paul s. Steinhausen, 81. Detroit; Mary
q. Ooesch. 25, Portland, Oregon.
Arthur H. Hsdiy. %, Sarah X MeYerl
%. 49,.
Fred G. Thompson. "a. Toledo VI
William q. Spencer. 2s, Worthwhile;
Lille NJ. Warden. rs. Pontiac.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

The ladies OF the Florence Critten-
den home will give sale Of home
baked goods In the Singer Sewing
Machine company store, No. 256
Woodward-ave., Saturday.
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AUCTION SALES.

Only one day more will you have the
opportunity OF buying things you
need and want In the china, crockery,
glass and silverware at auction at
your own price.
Tomorrow we will put on sale:
GALL ODDS AND ENDS
Also 8 fine ioo-piece Austrian china
dinner sets.
. exquisite 10o-piece French china
dinner sets.
II elegant 5s-piece tea sets.
"a fine semi-china dinner sets
26 elegant Austrian lemonade sets
IL exquisite silver tea services
62 lamps. electric, gas and oil
rs fine toilet sets. handsomely dec
GRATED
Hundreds of magnificent china
fruit bowls, berry sets, chocolate sets,
chocolate pots and biscuit Jars. You
can buy any OF the above articles
at your own price by attending the
sales Friday at p. m. and on Satur-
day at 2 p. m; and Z O'Clock evening.
the last sale. THE LIBRARY CH1NE
CO., corner Gratiot and Farrar-sts
III. VAN LOON, Auctioneer.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

Mrs. Charles Moore gave d lunch
con In the Holland tea rooms Thurs
day noon In honor OF Miss Catherine
Armstrong.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

ALBANY, N. Y. April s--Asseua-
blyman Wainwright's bill. placing
service commission, was reported fav-
orably out OF committee today.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
What Society Is Doing (

Mrs. p. A. Ducey and Miss Ducey
have returned from a months stay
In Hot Springs, Ark.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
Ase BslIsII I tIsyslaaa HsY. @.

ro, o.rvs, s5s TsaT y ~ sa1ss ,r,s ~ M
s-'ss>f ss' SsfiyfsSfs fsrs q si.,si.si. ss1S1
MEEk-ESB EXCURSIONS 10 Cleveland
esery SATURDAY Night. - 80 round triv
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

Extra Money

1NII0 1V1OitOJ
II you need any to tide you over unrff
spring. this Is the place to come. You
can get II here at once, get a gener-
Gus time for settlement. pay for the
accommodation and no one ts the
wiser. Our charges are reasonable
and the rebate. IL paid before due,
very liberal. We loan on your name
alone. The fact that you are per-
manent resident OF the city VIII be
enough to tablish your credit here.
III you want money for rent and other
bills, borrow a small sum from US to
tide you over. Well fix you up to-
day. We're reliable money lenders"
Detroit Mortgage Loan Co..
9 McGraw Bldg, I4o Griswold.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
FLASHED BY WIRE

PHILADELPHIA. April S.--A panic
reigned today. when IRE broke out
In q tenement house In the Jewish Sec
ton and l25 persons fed from the
structure. Three boys were painfully
burned and IL IL feared that they may
not recover.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03
OLIVER H. LAAU. ~. D..
GEORGE q. GORDON. ~ d.
DAILY CLINIC

per alcohol and other drug diseases.
phone M. 100. or q. 1880. q. $44-L
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

LONDON. April s.-The condition
OF Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
remains practically unchanged. II
anything. he has gained little dur
ing the past "a hours.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

WASHDAY MADE EASIER
n you use a Home Comfort Wringer,
and 1900 Improved Gravity Washer,
electric or water motor washer; II
will cost you nothing to convince
yourself by applying to b. J. from
bly,. 231 Holcomb. or phone East 1909,
for a 30-day free trial. Out OF town
parties write; we prepay the freight.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

BERNIE, Switzerland. April S.-Mr.
James jeffrey Roche, American con.
sui here. died at an early hour to-
day. Mr.. Roche. who was an author
and poet OF some note. was appoint.
ed from Massachusetts He was 81
years old.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

DON'T BELIEVE dentists who say the
shape OF your mouth causes your
plate to drop. Come here.sr We can
make a suction I'm any mouth. Credit.
part down. balance weekly. Plates,
81 TO 80. Old plates made new, 81
Painless extraction. Red Cross Dem
lists, It's Griswold-st. Hours. to 8.
Sunday. 3 to 4.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

ST. PETERaBURo. April s.--rhe
government has refused the request
OF Nine. Tschalkovsky, the wife Of
Nicholas Tschalkovsky. Of the Rus
sian revolutionists. for permission to
take her husband from the fortress
OF st. Peter and st. Paul to q hospital,
where he could receive proper treat
ment.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

DON'T BUY AN ENGINE until you see
the FERRO ENGINE running. any
time you choose to call.
c. NJ. JACOBSEN. Boat outftters.
"2ss Jefferson-avs. Main 2ess.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

NEW YORK, April 3.--Francis T..
Lovejoy. OF Pittsburg. one OF Andrew
Carnegie's young partners. and for
merly one OF the colony Of Pittsburg
millionaires. has cancelled his con-
tract Win the nrm or HtarbucK & co.
to dispose OF 10000 shares OF stock Of
the Sunnyside Mining Co, Of which
Mr.. Lovejoy IL the head.
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

ONE double plank canoe Mt Michigan
Steel Boat Co, well No. Z. Call Sun
day. between 10 and IL o'clock
The Detroit times., 1908-04-03

OLD SHOES made new while You watt.
pairing Co. &C States. Park 12s-R-
Richmond planet., 1908-06-27
Another Court Organized.

Chatham, Va, June %, 'OS.
Chatham Court. No. 1877 was or
ganized here last night at the Pythian
Castle, by Miss NJ l.. Chiles. Special
Deputy G. w. c.. assisted by Mrs. s.
}. Holbrook, District Deputy Grand
Worthy Counsellor Of DanviIIe and
Or. r. A-Reynolds. The following
are the officers:
Worthy Inspector. Mrs. Lucy s.
smith; Worthy Counsellor. Mrs. Lu-
cy w. Carper; Worthy Inspectrix.
MRS. Matilda V. Hopkins; Worthy Or
ator, Mrs Lizzie B. Tucker: Senior
Directress, Mrs. Leila p. Sims; Jun
lor Directress. Mrs. Delilah b. Wat
kins; Escort, Mrs. Sailie Jones: Con
ductress, Mrs. Victoria Keats: Assis-
tant Conductress, JAMIE White: Reg
ister or Deeds, Mrs Nj. l.. Wilson.
Register OF Accounts, Mrs. Anna h
McNorton; Receiver OF Deposits. Mrs.
Matte s. Armstead; Herald. Miss
Bessie Crews; Protector, Mrs. Louisa
Whittle.
Trustees: Mrs. Whitlock Breaklev.
Miss Roberta Gizetts, Mrs. p. III. Grif-
nm. The members were much pleas
ed. The visitors left this morning
for DanvilIe.