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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
GREENE Tempted
TO Be A COACH.
Has Been Offered Position at
University Of North
Carolina.

PHILADELPHIA, February Cid.
ward Lawrence Greene, captain OF the
University OF Pennsylvanla football
team or 1906, and for four years ona
or tho hest nll.round left-halfbacks III
America. has been offered tile, petition
as coach OF the football team OF North
Carolina.
Dr.. Otis Lanson. the mighty 'linen1an
OF the Pennsylvania 100i.5 teams,
drilled the Southerners last seasan, and
despite the denrth OF material he In
oculated them witt, the Penn system OF
football ana turned out great team.
Lamson could not coach this season.
and recommended several OF his former
Red and Blue team mates.
North Carolina looked over tho field
and selected Greene as the best fitted
player to act as coach.
Greene has always been known as
a heady gridiron player. 1t was his
catches Of the enemy's forward passes
thut made thesc teams exercise great
care about llurling the ball In the air.
He relieved "Big Bill' Hollenbacl;
when tho fullback was in need OF n
rest
He was the surest tackler on the
Red and Blue team. and bad man in
an open field because OF his f!eetncss
OF foot. He ran John B. Taylor dead
heat In q 220-yard dash In his fresh
man year and on the repeat he was
beaten only foot by the flyer who
Greene admitted last night he had
received the contract. but said he was
dubious about accepting. Mt least until
after his college term. He was Inclined
to place the entire matter In Mike"
Murphy's hands.
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NEWS OF THE BOXERS

Willie Lewis outpointed Jack Fltz-
gerald. Of this city. 1t the Dry. Dock
Athletic Club, New York. on Monday
night.
It n reported that Jack O'Brien Is
TO box Toney ROSS. OF New Castle. Pa.
or Jim Jeffords, OF Afercfantville,
ten-round bout at Charleston. w. Va.
Un Monday night.
Fred Bradley. OF Boston. has been
matched to. box Johnny Carroll in New
York on Monday night.
Billy Mccartney has secured backing
to open boxing club In West Pliil-
adelphia. and he expects to open the
place on Washington's birthday with a
bout between Mutty Baldwin and
George Decker.
Joe Sicger has been matched to box
battling Hurry. OF Passaic, n. j., at
the Longacrc Club. New York. On
Iklrsdav right.
They liked Jack Fitzgerald's boxing
90 well II, New York on Monday night
That he has been asked to go back
there and b3x jim Donovan in the near
future.
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!. cYlLESE a s1:s.ooo STALLION.
English Sire Goes to south Ainericn
10 Ileplacc PlctermuritLburS.


English Sire Goes to south America
TO Replace PlcternnritLburs.
LOUISVILLE. February 6.-cons!d-
cred one of tho most promising stall
lions in England, the thirteen-year-old
horse Cyllene, ~ Bona Vista. has juat
been sold by his owner, William Bass.
prominent English turfnlan. for
$4,000.
The death OF Pietermaritzburg at the
ojo de Aqua stud, in the Argentine
Republic, on January 9th, caused his
owner to begin negotiations for stall
lion to replace him. The sale of CYL
lene was effected by cable. Lord Mar
Gus Beresford, who manages King Ed
wards stud. having acted for the Ar
gentine breeder. Pietermaritzburg cost
$4,000 only a few months ago.
Cyllene will be kept In England until
June to fulfill engagements made for
him, after which he will be shipped
to his future home.
Mr.. Bass paid $4,000 for Cyllene
only few months before the Derby of
1905, which was won by his son. Cicero.
the property Of Lord Rosebery. who
thus won his third Derby. Danny"
Maher rode Cicero.
Mr.. Bass before this had paid s125,o00
for the famous mare Sceptre and in
due time she was mated with Cyllene,
the produce being filIy. now two
years old. which is in training with
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pellant, vs.. Edward Norris. Moses
Morris and Nathan Ham burger. trad -ss
Ing. as Norris s. Goa appellees, Appeal 1
TO be argued BY ArthursV. Bries an
and George w Case j ~ OF New * orlS.sssy
for the appellant. and by w. Calvin
Ghas tnut and Edgar TT Ganssof BaIti-
more, for the sappe lees. < &,
Court adjourned until this morning !.
at ! o o'clock, rs "a ss
Law and Equity Court Judgments. ss4s
& The Cohen Company vs.. Julian We
TYLER, $2 81 4 contested i-ss v
ence NJ. sMeoni guardian, of William
Johnson Meon!, etc. distributing pars
OF the fund under control OF the court
In this cause, SSSs - s. sss
Circuit Court. .ass !
Cases set for o-any.s y. D, Phtllipiss
IS SON ys. q. W.. Lam bert; n Y. Pe Sc rs.
VS.. 8 sa me- u s, !, w, ss \!
johnson Va. STATE Bank of ChicaEp,ss
Company, Jury eIufnad Yerd let for
5plaintiff for S295.59. DefeIdant, 8Ss M Il
counsel, moved court 70 set aside y Y. III
which motion Is con inuad,
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Daily Court Record
.Unltcd States Court Of Appcals.

The United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals reconVened yesterday morning,
at 1890 o'clock with Circuit Judge
Pritchard presiding, and District
Judges MCDOWELL and Dayton sitting.
The following cases We're continued:
No. 742. Pant Greek Supply Com
pany and G, G.. Lewis, appellants, VS..
callego Coal and Land Company and
Ohio. Timber Company, appetleas. Ap.
peal iron. the Circuit Court at Charles
ton, w, Va. 81
No. I'll. Schooner Eva D. Rose and
II. c. Warren, MASTER, appellants, VS..
Fl. j, Kennedy, trading as @. Fl. Fowler
& Co, at al. appellees, Appeal from
the District Court at New Bern. N. g.
The following cases We're argued:
No. 100. Boyd NJ. Smith, appellant,
Company. appellee, Appeal from tho
Circuit Court at Rlchmond. Argued
by William Il. Blbh, OF Louisa, Va,
and A. Il, Holiday, Of this city for
tho appellant. and by ]. Kemp Bartlett,
Of Baltimore. and James n, Cation, OF
AleSandrla, Va, for tho appellee,
William H. h lib, Of Louisa, Va, and
George w, Case, Jr,. OF New York,
were admitted TO practice this
THO following case Il in tho call
No, iaL i, AZ scrlyap Co =,
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BOSTON SIGNS MCFARLAND
Leaves Chicago for the Hub In Ex-
chnnEc for Cutchcr SHINY.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. February g.
Catcher Ed. Mcfarland has signed with
the Red Sox. Treasurer Hugh ~. Nc
Ereen announced that letter from
Manager Mcclure was received and In
1t came the cheering news that the
former White Sox backstop had come
to terms. Mcfarland will be asked
to do big part OF the catching dur
ing the coming season. He will start
in Immediately to get in shape. md
may go to Hot Springs with others Of
the battery men for preliminary train
inG
The deal whereby Shaw goes to CHI
cago in exchange for Mcfarland was
announced some time ago and this Is
the final chapter OF the story. When
Mcfarland Is seen at the Huntington
Avenue grounds In April he will wear
the red hose of the Boston American
uniform. If he but plays as well as
he did for Chicago there will be no
kick. Ed promises to be on his good
behavior and seems satisfied to go to
Boston.
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SPORTING NOTES.

sixty-two freshmen reported at, SYRIA.
cuse University to try for the junior
eight and shell crew.
Alfred Shrubb. the English runner.
who will shortly go home. expects to
return to this country to live in the
spring. He hopes to get place as
trainer for some American college.
Walter j Johnson, the young Washing
ton wonder. Is reported to have pitched
eight games this winter out on the
coast, striking out ninety-eight men.
Il he keeps up this work he will be
sure to let up before the big season
Is over.
Records in number of entries arc
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broken for the Westminster Kennel
Clubs show. which will open In Madl-
son Square Garden February 18th. A
total of zoos dogs nave peen entered.
q larger number. 1t Is believed, than
have ever been benched in this country
or elsewhere.
Frank Gotch. the American catch
as-catch-can champion. has booked
himself for two of the hardest matches
Of his career for this week. On Friday
night, before the Illinois A. c.. OF
Chicago, he will wrestle Fred Beeli.
On Saturday. at the Chicago a. c.. he
wrestles Charley Olsen.
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BARRY WANTS no FIGHT.
Chicago Heavyweight I,ars No Nun

CHICAGO. February 5.-Jimmy
Barry, heavyweight, complains that the
other fighters and matchmakers arc
not giving him chance to extend him
self. Having trimmed Sam Langford.
Barry expected engagements with Jim
Flynn, or AL Kaufman. but one pleaded
q wrenched arm and the other sore
nose. Barry to-day opened negotia-
tions with Tony Ross. the New Castle
Italian. who he trimmed at their former
meeting. The .Armory Club, Of Boston,
has offered Barry match with Larry
Temple. and IL nothing better shows,
he will accept this offer. He Is Will
ing TO take on Jack Johnson. or any
other scrapper, age. nationality, or
color not barred.
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then 11S players were banished by the
ruling powers OF the diamond. The
suspensions by the league executive
last year numbered seventeen, as
against twenty-five In 1906.
John McGraw stood No. l In the list
OF players who were chased. being told
to skiddoo seven times. Ills nearest
rivals for this honor were Fred Clarke
ana Phil Lewis. each OF whom departed
under pressure on FIVE occasions. Dab.
len, Strang. Brldwell. Ritter. Doolin,
Magae and Gleason each had to quit
four times at thu request Of the ref.
cree, the complete list OF the National
Leaguers elected In 1907 being as fol-
lows:
Acknowledgment I On; ! I; Brain, - Brown,
Brooklyn-Lewis,3 s; Ritter. Ber-
gen, 1; Stricklett, /. Z, Is.
Chicago-C hanee; 8; Tinker, 8 Evers,
iSteinfeldt, !. - . q.
Lo Gnflnna MeimsFs aal:s siow q
rev, ii, Mitchell. II Schlei. l. u
, New York--NlcGraW. Dahlan, 4:
fstrang, ii, Mccain. 8; Bresnnhan,
Shay, a; Mathewson. J; Mcdlnnlty, 4;
o's5sss II 655s des5 fgsss
Knage, i; Murray, /. 81 f5ss ~
Plttshurg--Cl Clarke, Wagner, q;
Anderson, j, Apbatiechio.I u yLLeaqh, g |
fs St Io,ii,is--Rennett, Marshall q IS
Nooran,53a; Holly, u \ Hop tns, I; Ilu sh.
B In McC loskey, Ray nd y.
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INDIAN SAYS HE
Is STILL AN AMATEUR

NEW YORK. FEBRUARY Tom Long.
who is under suspension by the ANA
teur Athletic Union. is coming to New
York, it is said, for the purpose Of
appealing to the comm tttee OF the
union for reinstatement. Longboat
has never seemed to understand the
unions rules, but his selection as a
member OF the Canadian Olympic team
makes 1t necessary for him to be re-
instated by the union \ peters Ior,o ne can
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06

E,y request, this beautiful and vaiuS
able farm will be sold. on the premisess
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Q, 1903.
ern station at Z a. NJ. arriving at Be-
Iona at $40 a. NJ. Returning. leaves
Belona at IL o'clock.
This beautiful farm consists OF LEE
acres---40 cleared ana balance in mixed 4
TRe beautiful dwelling. with ten
the station tDelona). New, modern.
double heathed frame house, Slate
roof. well painted. rooms finished iiia
white enamel paint with hardwoods
finish: walls colored and paparedis
shade trees In yard: well Of fine wateis
near kitchen door; stables, barn. smo y &:
trees. four years growth. Land we'll
wurered by creek with continual dow.
Land nearly all fenced. s5
Church, school, post-office, depot and q
store all within one-quarter Of mile OF
house. Good ncighborhood and honlS#
for doctor.
Land of the very best black soil. W tn
clay subsoil rs
Owing to tho accessibility OF this
farm. fine location. convenlences near
Mt hand. and the unusually modern. at
tractiye dwelling and country, this on.
portunity should attract the attention
of home seekers or investors.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance IN
one and two years, secured.
Plat of farm and buildings, With
further information, can be had at
Office OF
cHAs. "A. ROSE. Auctioneer.
North Ninth Street,
Richmond Va
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others OF her owners string. In fve
years produce Of cyllene have won

$2tO,VOO.
I Argentine turfnen are vieinE with
those OF France In the liberal eSpen-
diture OF money for the best English
stations. They were eager to buy
Rock Sand. but August Belmont got
him. They paid to the King OF Eng
land $4,000 for the Derby winner
Diamond Jubilee. For Val dor they
paid to Edward Blanc $4,000. For
Ormonde. grandsire Of Flying Fox and
great-grandsire OF Val dor. they paid
100000 three years before w. O'Brien
Marlborough, of California, sent an.
agent 20 South America and gave
$150,00O for him.
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ENGLISH ATHLETES
MAY COME TO AMERICA

OXFORD. ENG. February 5.-The
reports printed in the United states
that the oxford University Athletic
CLUB has declined the challenge sent
BY tho American Intercollegiate Ath,
letic Association for an internntiona!
track and field athletic meeting be
ties Of tile United States and Great
britain at the London Olympic games
in 1908 are not true. The question Of
the acceptance OF the American COL
3Ieeians, challenge has not been de-
cided. 4 meeting of the Oxford Union
viii be held soon to consider the ques-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
LrpE HERE NEXT WEEK.
New Manager Expresses Circuit Salts.
faction with Men Already Signcd.

Ferry Lipe. the new manager OF The
Richmond team. will arrive mere, ac-
cording to letter received yesterday,
on Sunday evening or Monday morn
ing. He will make the Park Hotel his
headquarters.
Lipe says that he has received the
signed contract OF Bill Heffron, Rich
monds popular left.f1elder. and that
this makes ten or eleven out Of the
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schnefcr Accepts.

81 NEW YORK, February 5.--Jncob
Schaefer has accepted Willie Hopes
challenge for a match at ISL inch
bnlkline billiards for the champion
$3.50 to bind the match. The place
for the playing OF the match has not
been announced, but it probably will
be Chicago. Schaefer's home town.
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d 80
In the matter Of No.7so
+ ,EO n. BALDACCI. In i5
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA: q
TO the Creditors OF LEO +. yBALDACCI.
OF Richmond, in the County Of Hen
rico, and District aforesaid-6ank-
Notice is hereby given that5on the
5th day OF February. a. 2. 1908, the
indicated bankrupt, nnd that the nrst
meeting Of his credlters VIII ~ BE- h q
American National Bank Building.
Richmond. Va, on the 17TH, DAY, OF
FEBRUARY, a.. p. 1905, at ~ o'clock ,el'
In the forenoon, at which time tho
said creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee. examine tho
bankrupt, and transact such other bus
iness as may properly come before said
- 1'.'0s'" THos. B. SNEAD.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
February G. 1905,
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

X i
IN the Matter Of In
CHARLES g. DUNN NO. 7bS
n r Rnnk pisfR1cr COURT aa 81 RHh
United STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRG1SIA:
TO the creditors q !, CHARLES =" = .l,st 9
iIenrico, and District aforesaid
Bankrupt:
Notice y h fanns u g1ys d oos t the
sal SeGHfAR H q, DUNN Was duly al.
judicated bankrupt, ana that the fir S.5
In i,s my office. Rooms Nos. 500 an. SOa
Xmsrlean National Ba 9n1st, R 5,nE n;S
5MMRiSIyARY, a. y, 1908, at o O'clock
in the forenoon, at which time the
said creditors may. attend, prove thelI
claims, appoint n trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such o her bus.
iness M may bsinNe SAID
lneetlng ItlSl5, II; s . .t..S
cbruary 8, 1908. I'LL gf M
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Neal rstate FIR 5alr.

A VIRGINIA COUNTRY HOME
CT value and beauty, In the glorious Abs
marie region; $50 acres. part cleared. part
In timber, attractive ll-room SresIdencosa
modern .equloment. barns. carriage houses.
etc.; everything In frst-class conditions:
environments: handsome honles.s
occupied by cultured people close by. This /;
is a great bargains I, 800. e
3E}s I H.. w. HILLEARYS = Co. q;
No. .4la5 Chariot ;asYllle Va. esas
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,sf. BY. w. G. Blanton, sss
Real Estate Auctioneer.
Tenth and Bank Streets.
AUCTION SALE IS
Desirable Lee Distri Ct.
Cross-Street Lots

At the request OF tho owners. who
are determined to sell, will offer for
sale. at publiction auction. on the reA
spective premises. on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1905.
tractive lot fronting 80 feet 9Inches
on the east side Of ALLEN AVENUE Fat
between Grove Avenue and Hanover
Street. and running back ITO feet to-
On alley; go
& And second, at s. o'clock p. NJ. that 4
desirable lot. fronting 90 feet on the
east side Of SYCAMORE STREET.. begts
tween Grove Avenue and Hanover.
Street. and running back $50 feet q
inches to an alley. Il.
TERMS rrource79 at SALE. s,4.
w. &c. lBLANTO .Auctione Ter.
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Sporting Letters.

The sporting editor OF The Times
Dispatch Will Elndly answer In these
columns my question regarding
sporting matters. Communications
ON sporting subjects VIII aIso he
printed. md comments Will he made.
Address Sporting Editor, Timcs-DIs-
patch.
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TARM FOR SALE.

Orchard Eiill Farm. containing sixty { COY \;
acres situated one mile from the thriving
city or Greensboro. n. C.. This Is an excap-s
t.onal opportunity for securing one q & tfas'
adapted for growing Truck. Grass and
Grain: splendid house OF seven rooms: latisa
Peach and Apple trees. Fifteen acres Ia
RED TOP ana Orchard Grass; thirty 4 SOL d
acres In Wheat and Oats Would make a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-06
auction Aales. future eapg.

BY Chas. "a Rose.
Real Estate Agent apd Auctloneer.
No. North Ninth Street,
Richmond. Va.
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The new manager expresses great
satisfaction with the progress madc
so fhr, and he believes that he has men
who will put Richmond In the running
right from the start.
shaffer, Richmond's last year mar
aSer, writes very encouraging reports
about Lipe. who. he says. is a good
man, and ma who will make splen-
did manager. ,4Fs5f
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Britt-Nclson.

Britt-Nclson.
Sporting Editor Times Dispatch:
Sir-What was the date Of the Britt
Nelson battle last year?
RINGSIDE
July a0th. at San francisco. Jimmy
Britt bested Battling" Nelson in twerl-
ty rounds-Editor.
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The Great Dexter.

The Great Dexter.
Sporting Editor Times. Dispatch:
Sir,-What was the best time made
by Dexter. the great trotting stallion
nbout Gfty years ago? r. c. b.
Dexter made his record of 2:17 a
st Bunalo on August II. 1se7.-Editor.
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Dankrupt lotires.

lo~~~~o-S~S~<>~>+ts -<~~~-~~~-r~rs
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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ID IS l3., ~ l6IE1tSS =, n y
3 p. o. Box 726. Greensboro. N. G.
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PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
~. 49,. or.t TILE -. 49, -.
c. II. AsHBURNER FARM,
BELON.X STATION. POWlIATAS Coz.
by request, this beautiful and val
able farm will be sold, on the premise

~ " 49, u 3 n 80
sfs3t is--.s--s7s -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-06
DETROIT HAD DAILY
TIMES so YEARS AGO

ID. E. Rice. No. "a Hazelwood-ave.
has preserved a copy of the Detroit
Daily Times of Aug. 81. 1853. which
has three notices of peculiar interest
One Is the notice Of his marriage to
Mrs. Emily II. Hard and the others
are advertisements OF his machinery
business. Mr.. Rice, who is "a years OF
age, came here 60 years ago. and was
one or the first men to build engines
and other like machinery In Detroit
He has maintained a shop at almost
the same location since that time.
The Times of that day was q small
sheet. as became a city of the size
OF this at that time. Its news notices
deal with the hope OF soon achieving
through railroad service to New York
and the east. Among the other old
timers whose advertisement appears
is Jacob Beller. who let's the public
know that his brandies have proven
sovereign remedy for cholera.
The liquor question was then a live
issue as now, Michigan having, nom
inally adopted prohibitory laws. The
question as to whether prohibition
really prohibits in Maine was then un.
der discussion as vigorously as at the
present day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-06
FORCE IS USED TO
ARREST AGED
WOMAN
CATHERINE GlLDEA ALLEGES
SHE WAS TAKEN FROM HER
OWN PORCH AND DRAGGED TO
PATROL WAGON.

Catherine Gildea. an elderly wom-
an. living at No. 255 Twelfth-st. Is
laid up in bed as the result of shock
following her arrest Monday after
noon. She was unable TO appear for
hearing In court Tuesday. and Is like
ly to be under the care OF a physician
for some days.
This outrage will be followed up
TO the limit OF the law" said Mrs.
Gildea's sister, who lives with her
and Is nursing her. The policeman
who arrested her was an uncivilized
brute who came ND here and dragged
her on her own verandah."
The charge made against this old
woman by Patrolman George Fowler
was that or disturbing the peace.
Statements by the neighbors do not
lear out the charge.
Ii is alleged that the arrest was
made with unnecessary violence, the
" oman being dragged TO the patrol
wagon and thrown In and also roughly
used when she refused to leave the
wagon at Woodbridge-st. station. She
Is bruised and the shock of the Ill
treatment was such that she had TO
be brought home in carriage and
carried into her house Tuesday morn
ing.
THE children bother this old WON.
an when she has been taking a drop
or so, which Is her only fault that
have noticed" said one neighbor WON
an. They were yelling at her Monday
and running up TO the steps to grab
at her dress. Then she chased them
and yelled at them 10 keep away. The
children gathered around the place
making a great noise and this officer
came and arrested Kitty Gildea while
she was sitting on the verandah with
her sister,
The woman owns the house In which
she lives and Is reputed among the
neighbors to be moderately well-to-do.
At Trumbull-ave. station Ii was stat
ed that the Gildea woman has been ar
rested before and usually fights the Of
fcers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-06
RYERSON RICHIE
WILL GO TO BOSTON

Ryerscn Richie. secretary of the
Board OF Commerce. rendered his res
ignation at the executive committee
meeting, Tuesday. He has had an
offer from a similar body In Boston
and will go there TO continue the work
SO well begun in Detroit. During Mr..
Ritchies stay here he has planned
most of the developments which have
made the Board OF Commerce a great
success, and credit Is given him for
the splendid energy shown In map
ping out plans for commercial and
civic Improvement and for working to
arouse a spirit OF concord and prog
ress.
His work along this line began In
Kansas City, from which city he was
called to Cleveland to accept a secre.
tarial position with the commercial
board OF that city. He came from
Cleveland here and his success was
even greater In Detroit. His successor
has not yet been appointed