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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
AuetIonser FDeps DeAd.

New York. Nov, 2t,-"GoinE. going gone" Hardly had the last words left his mouth when Louis Levy. an austionser oe unrsdeemsd pawned goods on Park Row. dropped dead on his block yesterday He had just accepted a bid of ssS for a split second watch and euriously enough 6S was hiS own age. Physleisps say that heart dis ease was the cause of his sudden death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

called nasstin9 efs the confsrencs cf the Baptist Church of Gifard unani' nous call wasFsxfended to Rev. H. ]. Vaughan, 10 become pastor of the church. Mr. Vaughan made visit 70 the church recently and presched. ano with him. He swiii succeed Rev. J. N. Brock resigned 'iftH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
Reegvrrn Rsdv ln mrooklyu.

New York. Nov 2&-rhe body. of a sec ehd victim of the gas main explosion In Gold Street, Brooklyn. was recovered early today, Like the first body taken from the trench last night. todayA was that of a young boy. Vincent Doherty. Both bodies were wsdged between broken fragments of euroink and timbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

CUT FLOwERs FOR THANKSGIVING. We have eh0lce hame-gfown Roses Carnations, Chrysanthemums, AmeRican . Beauties sad Lily of the Valley. We ship safely anywhere in the South.
 Phone or write us your oFaeT today ,phone 200. ROsEMONT GARDENS.
 City Store, 100 Dexter Ave. st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25
rTNn TIInlkmalN-

Fat. tender Tarkeys, aresRed CT un- dressed for ThankaRiviaw. Also ane meats, OSRteFH, @sh aAa veWetabIes High quatity--lOw praeW@.
 H. A. Msnt, Cash HEagket.
 10 N. Ferry. PkoAe 30d2
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-25

Rev. Fl. IT. Vaughn Called. oIrard, Nov. 24.--(special.1---At a
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
Daily Death Lis!

Nina b. Anstey, Harper hospital. SO
years. peritonitis.
Addie K. Frisbee. 80 Atkinson. as
years peritonitis.
Alfons Hewald. So Mack, 2 months.
narasmus.
waleria Miszkowski. 901 Riopelle. 81
years hernia.
Olga Fansert 2ss Concord. Is years;
nephritis.
Lottie Ehlfeldt. sac Sherman. IS
years, Utilization ofiheart
Gordon Wilson. Womans hospital.
months. marasn,us.
Julia Jahnke. &C Hendricks, 63 years:
apoplexy.
Louisa Reinhold 1s1 Catherine. SO
years; uraemia.
Walter r Hanson. ST. Mary's hospi-
tai, IL years; anaernia.
Ellen Murphy. S2l Vermont. so years;
pneumonia
Agnes Laskaska. 10 Dearborn. 81
years tuberculosis.
Olga Fangert. 299 Concord, Is years;
nephritis,
rs years, senility.
Matthew Gayney, 39i Brooklyn. IS
years senility
Clara Gerschler. Grace hospital. ~
years carcinoma
Albert Loewe. 425 woodmere. 60
years heart disease.
Hattie Schalk. AT Wesson. 10 years;
endocarditis
William Fuse. 81 Lovett. So years;
George j. Roberts. 1856 Military: 8
months; ileo colftis.
Orrie A. Beeman. r. Brady, 81 years;
sclerosis.
Pauline Kruger. sio wabash. 10
years carcinoma.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
Marriage Licenses

Charles T. Swetland 80 Cleveland
o. Ruby VI, Smith, az. same.
=. Edward j. Rapp. 81. Martha Bunder.
William A. Greenwood. 81: Nellie X.
Hamln. 81
William a. Treaee. So: Ruth CARRIER.
20. Newark. ..
Mortimer keene. 81. Jackson: Ora
Squire. %. Navarro.
John G. Dodds. 81. Jean Gretter. 25.
Alexander Cousius. q. Pittsburg,
Pa. fctta Loveman, 81 same
Herman Gollnick, "a. Agnes Arden.
Salvatore Licavoli. 81; UrsoIa Scarics.
August Herman. 80; Paulina Herr
man. 80
Joseph C. Lyle. 81. Hopklnsville. KY;
Nellie l. Findley. 81. same.
George w. Ryman. 2l; Delina N
King, IS
Gerhard w Rommler. 90; Margaret
=. Kavser. %.
Edwin c. Lewis, %: Mary weakley.
Joseph T stratman 80; Ann Mattice.
william IS Allen. 20. Lucy II. Close.
Leslie r. Bentley, IS. Berlin
Heights. o.: Inez v Brundage. 10.
same
Fred Fl Glleslie. %. Detroit: Ger
trude G. Amsden. 90 Brooklyn. Mich.
Joseph p, Flynn -, Mary Sieger. 20.
Clyde y. Calvin. "a. Detroit Ger
trude + SaNton, -, Lansing. Mich.
William w Buck. Hazel Dorothy
Macleod, %.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
Parker Gets a Son.

DENVER, July 6.-The New York
delegation met at noon. Alton b.
Parker was named a member OF the
committee on resolutions; Daniel F.
Cohalan, committee on credentials:
Deputy Attorney General Charles Will
Hams. committee on permanent or
ganization; and j. p. Brady, commit
tee on rules. A committee OF nine
was appointed 10 draw up New York 8
desires In the matter Of the platform.
Judge Parker was introduced TO op.
pose a radical anti-injunction plank !;
physical valuation OF railroads; guar.
anty OF bank deposits and licensing
OF corporations by the federal gov.
eminent and the amendment to the
Sherman law. exempting farmers and
workingmen from its operation.
The national committee took up the
matter OF contested seats at It's SEES
sion his morning. The committee re
ferred each safe contest to a separate
committee and will meet late this aft
ernoon when the subcommittee has
completed their inquiries and are
ready TO report.
The Georgian delegation has been
delayed by train wreck in Nebraska
but Is expected here about 3 O'Clock
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
WHAT BRYAN SAID
ABOUT GUFFEY

LINCOLN, Neb., July 6.-Here IS
some OF the hot shot Bryan threw In.
to National Committeeman J. M. CUT.
fey, OF Pennsylvania. In his Fourth
OF July speech here:
The only reason the Commoner
quotes why | expressed an opinion in
your own state In regard TO the ma
uonal committeeman Is this. That Mr..
Quincy. your present national com
mitteeman, who aspires to be a com.
mitteeman again. deliberately and will.
fully conspired to defeat what he
knew to be the expressed will OF the
Democrats OF Pennsylvania. You have
q primary law In your state. Those
who favored my nomination, whether
wisely or unwisely IL Is not for me TO
say, but those who favored my nomi-
nation, organized for the purpose OF
presenting that issue TO the voters !:
In every district they put up their
candidate, aud each candidate either
openly avowed himself or 1t was writ
ten on the ticket that the large ma
jority OF the voters desired that
should be their nominee. When a po-
litical boss assumes TO defy the ex.
pressed will Of the party he will new.
err be in the party organization ex.
cept over my protest. | have notified
Mr.. Guffey that whenever my opinion
would regard his selection az unfortu.
nate and his membership upon the
committee as an embarrassment"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
WOOD CLAIMS he .
HAS IS VOTES.
FLINT MAN FEELS CONFIDENT
OF GETTING THE NATIONAL
coMMITTEEMANshIP.

DENVER. July Cit is now de-
clared that Z. O. Wood. Of Flint
Mich, who is one Of Woodbridge N.
Ferris aides and whose political scalp
Is said TO have been sought by John
+. Baker, secretary OF the Genesee
Democratic county committee. IL more
than likely To land the national COM
to succeed Outlaw"
Daniel J. Campau.
Baker. II is alleged, went to Dem
yer with the idea OF helping Campau
and downing Wood, against whom ha
Is said TO have personal grievance.
He even sent a circular letter to oil
the national delegates. purporting 10
show why Wood would not be the
proper man for the national commit
teemanship. II Is said.
Wood now declares he has 10 Of the
20 votes required.
The only candidate against Wood
having any particular following 10 w.
+. Mcknight, OF Grand Rapids. and
he is not believed to have more than
a half dozen votes good TO stay TO
a finish.
Wellington X. Burt, OF Saginaw. n
being talked of for chairman Of the
delegation. Burt was introduced to
the Maine delegation as the only rail-
road president to stand by Bryan In
1896
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06

Brown palace was crowded with del.
egates and visitors and they were en-
thusiastic. Late In the evening. Dan
Cantrell. OF Illinois, assumed the ini-
uative and organized an impromptu
mass meeting. Alfalfa Bill" Murray.
OF Oklahoma. one OF the picturesque
characters Of the convention. was put
on the main stairway and reused the
crowd to enthusiasm by his exposition
OF the constitution Of Oklahoma and
what that state was doing. II there
was ever any doubt as TO how the
crowd felt II would have been quick
ly dissipated when Mr. Murray pre-
dicted the unanimous nomination OF
Bryan. There was wild whoop and
a mighty cheer. When Murray fin
ished. Mr.. Warner. OF Los Angeles.
was seized and made a speech In
which he claimed that California
would cast her vote for Bryan. He
made an eloquent plea for the Demo-
Gratis OF the country TO help break the
grip OF the Southern Pacific In Cali
fornia.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
TAMMANY WILL FALL
IN WITH BRYAN MEN
BY w. G. r. PRICE.
(Staff Correspondent Hearst News
Service and The rinesN


(Staff Correspondent Hearst News
Service and The Times.)
DENVER, July 6.-Practically all
the delegates are here, and after a
thorough canvass there seems no rea.
son to doubt the claims made by the
Bryan men, that VIM. ]. Bryan Will
be nominated by the Democratic ma.
tional convention on the first ballot by
a safe majority.
II Is also reasonably certain that
the platform will conform to Mr.. Bry-
ans views. In practically all particu-
lars. II will, 1t Is believed, contain
a strong anti-injunction plank, along
lines already outlined; and will fol.
low closely the Nebraska platform On
national affairs. 1t is also believed
an effort will be made to incorporate
the Oklahoma plan for the insurance
OF bank deposits. There will also be
planks for the publicity as to cam.
paign contributions, without which
Bryan is reported TO have refused to
rum, the physical valuation OF rail
roads and the free wood pulp. That
some OF these planks will be fought
Is certain. that the fight will be sue
cessful in securing more than unim.
portant notifications Is not likely
1t is also highly improbable that the
fight will be carried beyond the com.
mittee room.
The important work today is the
passing on the contested seats by the
national committee and the making
up Of the temporary roll.
The bitter verbal war between Mr..
Bryan and Col. Guffey 1t is believed.
will lead TO the seating OF the contest
ing Pennsylvania delegation and a
desperate attempt to overthrow the
Pennsylvania leader In the control Of
the Democratic machinery.
1t Is generally understood that Tam
many is to fall in line for Bryan and
that the McCarren people will be left
out In the cold.
Johnson May Withdraw.
The Johnson men will not admit
publicly that they have given up the
fight, but have II on good authority
that they have abandoned hope and
It Is possible that before Thursday.
they will decide not to place the name
OF the Minnesota governor In nomina-
ton. In fact, there Is good deal of
talk now to the effect that the nom
ination Of Bryan will be made by ac-
clamation. This. however. Is hardly
probable There Is an element OF ire
conciliables among the delegates who
will stand out until the vote is taken.
The vice-presidential situation Is
still as much in the air as ever 1t was.
The statement from Judge Gray that
he would not take second place on the
ticket has not entirely eliminated him
from consideration and II may be that
he will be named. willy-nilly. The
Kern boom is still agog and the Con-
necticut men are becoming somewhat
enthusiastic over the chances OF Mac.
Neil The talk about the dozen or
more New Workers who are men.
toned" continues but there Is no sign
OF Capitalization on any one yet.
alfalfa Bill" Whoops 'er Up.
The town took on a real convention
look last night. The lobby of the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
|ALL new YORK
IS sWEL1ERIk6
NO INDICATIONS or LEr-up- oe|
'HEAT wAvE-HosPiTALs
CROWDED. IS

W.
NEW YORK. July 6.--with No, ~
dications Of let-up In the heat waRo'
that has held Greater New York ~
Its grasp for week. causing many
deaths and scores upon scores ~
prostrations, the greater city today "
in sweltering condition beneath =
temperature that before the day II
over promises to break all recordo.|
Several deaths and numerous pros.
trations have been reported to the 20
lice. Hospitals and other institutioro
for the caring Of heat victims aro
crowded TO their capacity. The tenn
perature at midnight was 70; at 6 3.
m, IL, and at 10 a. M. so.
Crazed by the excessive heat, Wn-
Frzzelle. clerk. 81. securing q 1on9
carving knife. made repeated attempts
to murder his wife. Margaret, and
his son. Charles. In their home "a
Madison-st.. Brooklyn. today. Jumping
from their beds. Mrs. Frizxelle and
son struggled with the mad man. AZ
ter several minutes. the father be-.
came exhausted and fell unconscious.
He was taken TO the Kings county
hospital In straight jacket.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
HERE'S WHAT THE
COMMITTEEMAN REPLIED

DENVER, July 6.-National Com
mitteeman J. NJ. Guffey. Of Pennsyl-
vania, thus replied 10 the attack on
him by VIM. Jennings Bryan:
In the course Of his Fourth OF
July speech TO IL or Is out OF the So
delegates from Pennsylvania Mr..
Bryan made certain explicit declarar
lions He charged that the Pennsyl-
vania delegation was taken from him
by conspiracy against the expressed
wishes OF the great majority OF the
Democratic voters.
This statement is false. The state
convention voted down resolution
indorsing his candidacy by a substan-
tial majority. and there Is no basis
whatever for Mr.. Bryans assumption
that the members OF that convention
did not accurately represent the vot.
ers who had elected them delegates.
says Bryan Forced Issue.
Mr.. Bryan personally forced the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
MED

BENIIAM-July 8. 1905. at the resi-
dence OF her nephew, T. ID. Benham.
65 Ledyard-st., Elizabeth Benham.
aged ~ years Funeral from resi-
dence, Tuesday, July I, at $3.50 y. IN.
FANGERT-Olga. July S, 1905, aged Is
years months FL days. beloved
daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Fangert, and sister Of Walter and
clara Fangert. Funeral wedne sda y
from residence, 29g Concord ave. at
lao. and ST Lukes church. corner
Field and Kervheval-aves. at 2 p. IN.
I l.RNETT--At SO Sylvester-ave.. Mi
chasl. aged IS years. beloved
husband OF Martha Fernett and
father OF James, William, Frank.
Irene and Margaret OF Detroit and
Mrs William Hildebrand. and Harry.
OF Dollar Bay. Mich. Funeral from
residence Tuesday, at a. m, TO st.
Elizabeth church at $50.
McCAFfREY-July 1. 1908, at his
parents residence. $50 Crane ave,
Ellen Mccartney Funeral from resi-
the Church Of Annunciation at .
o'clock
PARSONS-At her residence. 2ss Dear
born ave, July 8. 1908. Sophronia. be-
loved wife OF the late David Par
sons and beloved mother OF William
r. Miss Lasie. Mrs Belle Parsons
Ockenden. aud beloved sister Of Dr.
Y VI osborn. all OF Detroit Flu
neral notice later.
RVAN--July .. 1905, Hugh r. Ryan.
brother 81 Frank T. Ryan and Mrs.
Katherine Prindville. Notice OF flu
neral hereafter
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
COL. GUFFEY'S TRADE
IS CAUSING TROUBLE
BY HECTOR n. ELWElL.

DENVER, July 6.-The VIM J.
Bryan Denver roller coaster" has
suffered a bump. Col. James NJ. Cuff
fey. OF Pennsylvania, created a great
er stir In Denver when he issued his
beautifully vituperative statement on
Bryan than has ruffled the fur Of a
roller coaster" convention before In
political history.
The TRADE OF Col. GufYey Is so seri-
Gus that none In Denver can pass over
It. II Is SO serious and such compli-
cations may result from II, that
Bryan was on the telephone most OF
the morning comforting with James
Dahlman. OF Omaha. and few others.
who are his spokesman here. II
means fight. Today an order was ex-
pected from the engineer at Lincoln
to vote Guffey out OF the convention.
forecast OF this came last night in
an expression from Dahlman.
Guffey squared of when Bryan re-
ferred TO him In his Lincoln speech
in no uncertain terms. Bryan led with
stiff "falsifier' to Guffey's Jaw.
Guffey staggered but recovered quick
and countered with telling liar to
the solar plexus.
"0uffey Will Be Punished"
J. Abbott. Bryan's chief press
agent, said:
1t Is a serious attack and Mr.. Cuff
fey shall be punished"
But John s. McGraw committeeman
from West Virginia. said:
Good for him. | am for Quincy
to h. s,l H. Al
I'VE have sol delegates absolutely
instructed" said Bryan.
Murphy pulled OF one of his usual
smiles and said he was sorry he
could not talk business but the New
York delegation was not instructed.
Then Fred b. Lynch, for Gov. John
son, said between Johnson and Judge
Gray there were 800 votes that Bryan
could never get. Then Murphy clip
ped off another smile and asked TO be
shown, which was not done.
Illinois and New York headed the
list OF the contests to be decided to-
day. When that Is over. the delegates
will have caucused and the members
OF the resolutions. credentials and
other committees selected ready to
SiiHu OuI q anu ia w
what the committee does on the con
tests
0ompers and Mitchell Ready.
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation OF Labor, is In
town with John G.. Mitchell, who
would not be candidate for governor
OF Illinois, prepared to take up their
second fight for the insertion OF a
real inti-inJunction plank In the plat
form. Although Gompers was not
talking much he admitted that he
had been insulted by the Republicans
and was now going to try 1t on the
Democrats. While they were about
looking over the situation, II was an.
nounced that Mayor Brown, OF Lin.
coin. will be In Denver soon with
Bryan's platform. The anti-injunction
plank In that Will be compared to the
one Gompers furnished and then II
will be fixed up. Another exlosion
came about the same time. Illinois
came out for John Mitchell for vice
president. He could not decide off
hand whether he would be 1T" or not.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
BIRTHS

GIRLS
William Burns 45l Hague.
Laregio GENTLE l5l IArned.
Louis Jatovsky, $50 sherman,
Fred Bloom. il2 Jay.
Fred Sunck. 264g Jefferson
Batista Calora. 622 Rivard.
Antoni Banack. 62i Harper.
William Mccarthy. 9is Seventeenth.
BOYS
Anobrea Bommarito. 1874 Champlain.
Frank Hat~Rmsnn. 725 Theodore
Nikodem Leppek 5ls Alexsndrine.
Aug ust MasgeT. zoe East Forest.
John Sikorski. So Dubois.
Edmund Jackson. 9ss Brush.
William Mcintosh. $50 Roosevelt
William Smith. li6l Medium.
Robert Moss. SAG Fifth.
yard q
Kenn ralsSallo. 2e2 Champlain.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
FLASHED BY WIRE

NEW YORK. July 6.--Wm. B. o..
den, 67. one OF the Oldest members
Of the New York board OF Are un-
derwriters, IL dead at the Bevan
House. Larchmont, from an attack Of
Intestinal indigestion.
SAVANNAH, Ga. July 6.--Missi
Taft. daughter OF VIM. Il. Taft. the
Republican nominee for the presi-
dency. who Is here visiting her Bryn
Mawr roommate, Miss Eva Baldwin,
Is confident that her father Is going
10 be elected In November Miss
Helen Is keonly interested In politics.
ST. PETERSBURG, July Count
Sumarakoff Elston, the eldest son Of
Prince Yussupoff. was killed by Count
Manteuffel. an officer Of the horse
guards, in a duel with pistols. The
men net on Krestivsky island in the
Neva. as the result OF challenge Is
sued by Count Manteuffel because OF
a family quarrel.
GENEVA, July 6.-The national ref.
erendum OF the question Of banning
the manufacture aud sale OF absinthe
In Switzerland has resulted In a ma
jority OF more than $4,000 In favor OF
the prohibition. The most famous
brands OF absinthe are made In this
country. whence the liquor Is largely
exported
ROCHESTER,. n. Y. July 6.-Ker-
NIT Roosevelt. son OF the president.
was the guest OF Mai Wadsworth at
Geneseo and participated In the indie
pendence day sports. In the mannikin
race young Roosevelt got bad fall
at the far end OF the field. There was
no one near 10 assist him. but he
quickly rose and dragged his mannikin
back TO the starting point, his horse
having broken away. He was badly
shaken up, but IL didn't bother the
plucky fellow.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6-Today is
the last day in this harbor for the
Atlantic battleship feet. and for the
first time since the arrival OF the ships
az this port San Francisco streets are
free from wandering groups or
sightseeing jackies. Through the night
squads OF determined young men.
armed with stout police "billies,"
searched every nook and corner Of
the city. gathering In the struggling
sailors and shipping them BY the
launch to their vessels.
PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July g.
Four hundred buildings. including the
court house and the prison. were de-
stroyed by a mysterious fire which
broke out In the vicinity OF the palace
and senate building. Sparks were
carried 70 the arsenal. which was also
burned. together with stores OF pow
der and munitions. The destruction
OF the arsenal was accompanied by
many heavy explosions.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
Sunday in the Churches

The Rev. +. ID. Leete, OF the Central
Methodist church our failure 10
not SO much that our legislation 10
imperfect or unjust. as that II Is not
we'll enforced. We suffer from The
conduct OF public servants who make
themselves judges as TO the enforce
ment or non-enforcement OF law. an :
who, without the Formally OF vote,
assume to interpret the public VIII,
placing their own view as TO what
the people wish In place OF statutory
law. Dishonest officebearers are ths
curse OF America. and unwholesoms
craftsmanship Is responsible for their
power"
The Rev. Walter Everett Burnett.
OF the Preston Methodist church. In
its truest sense, the religious life 10
lust the whole OF life lived out "a.
tionally and wholesomely and devout
ly. The Christian life is the life that
Is patterned after Christ.
The Rev. John H. Boyd, OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. We have come
TO time when unbrotherly wrangles
abound when the question Of divi'
sion of wealth Is the most vital an,
insistent OF all problems. when the
air is sitting with the dust and gases
OF volcanic passions.
Ira G.. Chew, formerly Y. NJ. c. A.
secretary at Coatsville. Pa. and later
assistant pastor OF the First Church,
Philadelphia. has been called as as
sistant pastor OF the Fort-st. Presby
terrain church. Chew will have
charge OF the work OF the new church
house. An athletic ground has been
fitted up on the vacant lot adjoining
No. l017 Fort-st. west. and Albert
Kinsie. a Yale medical student. en-
gagged as athletic director for the sum
mer.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
BRYAN NOW HAS
NTE|NJUNCT|ON
PLANK READY


the Wholesale were presented TO the
executive council OF the American
Federation OF Labor at its first SEES
sion today. At noon nothing definite
had been accomplished and a second
session was resumed at 2 o'clock
From the sentiments OF the leaders
II Is known that Gompers. Mitchell
and other American Federation lead
ers Will not recede one iota from
their stand In Chicago and a plank on
injunctions may be modified to suit
them In the matter OF phraseology,
but Its meaning will have TO be Just
as strong as the one Gompers person
ally put up TO the Republicans.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06

RED RUSSIAN Leather. lined hand
bag. containing small purse t1l and
return railroad ticket to owen sound
and valuable jewelry: lost between
Hudson ave and Ford bldg, on
Trumbull car. between 7:45 and $40
a. m. today; please return to 1870
Trumbull and receive reward
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
HORSES AND VEHICLES.

WAGONS OF ALL KINDS.
II you want a good wagon for a it'll.
money. call at Columbia Buggy Ca
81 Woodward-ase.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06

Mary Belle Humbert. aged "a. living In
tn. star sanitnrtuna, No. f20 Irun-
bull-aVe. jumped In front OF Four
tesnth car In alighting from an au-
tomobile at Bagg7st and Vermont
ave, Sunday night She was thrown
TO the pavement and three ribs were
broken. She was taken home
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06
HELP wANrED-rEMALE.

ADVANCE YOURSELF by learning
shorthand. For demonstrating what
the Howard school can do for past
graduates OF grammar schools. we
are inaugurating Saturday morning
classes. from 8 a. IN. to 1880 a m,
absolutely free OF charge. including
instruction books and stationery; no
charge whatever Call and get per-
mits early to insure your seat. How
ard School. &c John R.-st.
COOKS and Mattresses. IN ana out OF
city. Gregg Employment Agency. SO
Woodward
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06

The crowds that have attended the sew
Wayne casino stnce a. opened FRI
day night would indicate that IL -
10 become a popular place for rest
and refrsshment during the summer.
TIE detroit symphony orchestra, un-
DEF the direction OF Hugo Kalsow.
has been engaged for the summer
season. and the soloist for this week
will be sig. BartolottG the l,siiAn
tenor.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-06

,,s Co, Is John R-st Phone iisI