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The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
HILLSDALE GIRL is
ATTACKED BY THUG

HILLSDALE, Mich. Sept. 4.-Resi-
dents Of Hillsdale are congratulat1ng
Miss Louie Schwartz, music teacher,
on her escape from a thug who knock
ed her down in the dark, as she was
returning from a Toledo train tc her
rooms at College hill. Miss Schwartz S
pleading with the man, as she lay on
the ground while he was about 70 gag
her with a handkerchief, prevailed
upon his better nature and he let her
go, after telling her he had been hired
TO chloroform and abduct her in a
carriage, for revenge. The attack
was made in the shadow OF the college
chapel
Miss Schwartz described her assai.-
ant as young man, about five feet
six inches tall, with u light muslache.
His face was partly masked. she
thinks and she did not get a full look
at him.
Her friends connect the attack With
an incident which took place ever a
year ago. on a way freight trip she
and some woman companions were
taking between Hudson and Pioneer,
10. She had snatched some obscene
pictures from the car wall and de-
stroyed them, thereby mourning the
anger OF the members OF the train
crew, IL Is said.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales at
Detroit Yards

The Wednesday live stock Market
at Detroit did not turn out wen TINS
week and the. future ahead or tle
undertaking Is rather uncertain at TINS
writing. AS usual. the bulk OF the
etock did not arrive until late We'd
nesday afternoon and trading WAS
deferred until Thursday morning. ny
cattle trade was an even deal VIZ
that OF the week before, except ina
all kinds OF butchers cattle lacked
much OF the life that characterlIeu
last weeks business. Meat dealei
comnlain that last week was one Oh
the worst for their business that they
ever passed through. Stockers anu
feeders are leading the trade IN the
cattle department at present oWlhh
to fattering corn prospects In some
narts OF the country and fair pastur'
age everywhere. Mich cows were ac'
two and steady at former values Du'
n little was taken off the top Oh lny
calf market. Best calves brought %
per cwt. a.
Sbep and lambs were dull and 20
cents lower. making the weeks trace
90 through on the lowest level or the
nrime lambs were pulled on at 500
but large number changed hahus dt
s. TO S5.25. This looks like the Dottoh'
for sheep and lambs.
few hogs that came 10 manu-
Afternoon brought from ron
$500 TO $5.S5. The packers, evidently
anxious to make amends for their
conduct on the week before and anx-
ious 10 keep them coming paid the
prices mentioned above for rev on
Wednesday, but on Thursday they
were back at their old Tricks
again. pounding the market HOG hog
prices were fully 20 cents out or me
for the week. The range on Thursday
was from So to $3.50. Sellers were out
OF sorts and the weeks business "as
decidedly unsatisfactory to all con
cerned.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BIDS ON DUANE DOTY
AND JOHN CREUSEL
SCHOOLS.
Secretary's Office. SO Broadway.
Detroit. Mich. Aug. Al 1eos

Sealed proposals Will be received at
TINS Office until 12 o'clock Tuesday,
September 10, 1908, for fun ing ali
material and labor OF ever scriptfon
necessary IN the erection the Duane
Doty anu John Greusel schools.
rams ana specifications max La seen
IN tire UTHCt OF tUe SupeTVIsor OF Build
ings, room j, this building
Inc Jobs Will be let ia three sonar
ate contracts.
The first must include all the work
ana furnishings OF every descrfption
embodied In the drawings and mason's
general specifications.
The second. all the work and fur
nlshlngs OF every description in the
drawings and carpenters general spec
iicationS
The third. all the work and furnish
/ lnBs or every description in the engi-
ieers drawings and general specilca-
/ tons for heating. ventilating, etc.
Each bidder must name all sub-con-
/ Tractors included in his bid
Proposals must be submitted on
/ forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied by a certified
check. cash or surety company bond
equal TO Q per cent OF the bid
The Board OF Education reserves the
right to reject any uT all bids
WILLIAM J. LEE,
Secretary
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DIE D

KREIS-sept Q, MInion H.. aged 10
months, beloved daughter OF oscar 6
and Grace VI. Krels. Funeral Satur-
day, sept. }, from parents residence
l547 Helen-ave.. at 2 y. IN.
KEMF-Scpt 3. 1905. at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles w.
keena, Mrs Martha Kemp, mother OF
Mrs. i. w. Kershaw and Mrs. L. G
Weber Of New York city. aged 90
- years Notice OF funeral later
PETERKIN--Sept 3. John PeterKTn,
aged IL years Burial Saturday, p.
m, from +. Blake's undertaking es-
adjustment Abbott-st.
SMITH-Sept 3, 1905 Gorilla A. Smith,
beloved mother OF Mrs. Marietta Gray
and Mrs,-AZalia- HackleY. at her
daughters residence. 46 Beacon-st.
Funeral from her sisters, Mrs j.
Frank Richards residence. 1875 Ma
comb st. saturday. p. IN. Inter
ment at Elmwood
SWEENEY-Sept .. 1908. at her resi-
dence. 446 Third-ave.. Katherine
sweeney, sister OF John and Edgar
Sweeney, and Mrs. John Mclaughlin.
AT $3.50 from the house, and o'clock
from IS. Peter and Paul's cathedral.
Adclaide-st.
WALSER-Sept. .. suddenly. Daniel
Walser aged 50 years. Funeral sat
uruay rrTurutug TT y-5fU UictouiS from
Charles Gelsts chapel, go Randolph
St Funeral private.
WASNER-At Red Cross hospital. Ern-
est. beloved husband OF Minnie Was
ncr. and father or Ernest. Tracy,
George, Rose Florence, Edward and
Iottie Funeral from residence. cog
McDougall-ave, Saturday o'clock,
standard
BABY-sept ?. 1908. william Alfred
aged months. beloved son OF Mr.
and Mrs Eugene J. Baby. Funeral
Saturday from residence. 20 Salter-
ave, Windsor. Burial private.
CARROLtr-At his mothers residence.
No. rs Nermont-ave., Sept 3. 1908,
John ~. son OF Nora and the late 10
seph Carroll and husband OF the late
Sophia Foss and brother or Joseph J.
and Mary Carroll. Funeral Satur-
day Time given later.
FLATTERY--Sep . 1908. suddenly. at
his residence, 331 Jefferson ave,
Charles y 'lattery. beloved husband
OF Harriet l. Flattery. Funeral sat
urdaY. 9.30 M. at IS Peter and
|-PauEs lesuit church. Burial private
LUCEY-cSept. g. 1908. az 1910 a m.
John w, Lucey, Notice Of funeral
MI Sept, q at residence. toe MclA
drum ave. John w. aged % years.
beloved son o. Robert and Margaret
Mills. Funeral Saturday at r. m
from residence by funeral car to
Woodlawn cemetery
.O'CONNOli--Sept 3, 1905 at her home.
49, Twcniy-third-st. Rose. beloved
wife Of bartholomew OConnor No
tice OF funeral later
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
CATTLE.

-, r,t.tor r. 4. II 10 sullivan,
Sold by blSa'oP t,,,ei.ypt i.i70 lbs. price
bulls l. hVerase sso 80 do cows q.
SEQ 90, cow inns . $40. s2.75.
l'0Z6' So e. "a. Austin. butchers
90 cows - ~, 6ntcherg eco. SO;
z, iJO' sou, w 30 se eo' CaplIs.
snow stOgNg io 's9 To- Fills. steers I,
butcuSrsr - stTciters I5 So, $3.50,
~. S4'to, 90 Sgd SETS, sullivan.
ANS, ~ 0ao s3.5o; Beck. butchers
. Se6 a. 40 butchers /. $40. 1915.
q NJ g. IA tf,tcv com Go TO Kuhnert.
,'tCbers "a 693. So Snow, stockers y,
~ a. 40. do. bulls L. 800. So. do, bulls
ga a., Marx. bulls .. -A83-- S2-Gl.- do.
t,,iIs . 700. $40 Bell, feeders 5. 74l.
e. so. Green. stockers 80. 600. 1915 do,
sfnrLcrs o. 525. $315.
Sid Nv Spicer NJ. * H. to sullivan
buIls 2. 545. s2.50is Thorburn, stoc kers
4 Gao SO 20. DO. stockers .. $50, s325:
do st6cikers A. SAG. S3.25, do, stockers s.
6g1 S31b; do. stockers /, $50, $3IO; 40
stockers 9. 563 81; snow, feeders o.
7b0. S375; do. feeders J, GlO $50; 40
feedsr !. ZOO 1870 J. Bresnahah. leed-
ers /. ESQ. s2.5o; sullivan stockers H.
800. Sass. Coos, cows l. SOU ~ az
cows /. 900, 81 so; Kuhnert. buils =
s75. SO: T. Brcsnahan, bulls y -
Se.75. do, bulls ., 700, SEQ snow
stockers I. COO $3.50 Bird Bros, stock
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
Marriage Licenses

Benson Strunk. 90 Detroit; Minnie
street. ~ Montpelier. O.
Frank GrZewnowicz, %; Agatha
l<oZa. 90.
Ludwig Plaza. o. Katherine Szymla-
iska, 2l.
Peter Van Reybroeck. 20. River
Rouge, Cecilia Van Huyse, %. Detroit.
hsawery Maciejewski. %, Sophiea
GoscYCka. 20.
John Shalibo 25; Lillian Winholz. 81.
Claude l.. stowe. 23: Cora NJ. Bailey.
Detroit.
Thomas T. Mahaney, 9S, Pennington.
Mich; Nora Is. Lambert. g. Livonia.
Mich.
August Setback, -; Annie Brandt. 10.
.Adolph Kaufman. 81, Detroit; Dena
Ltebermar, "a, Algonac. Mich.
Edmund II. Medium. %. Detroit
Carolyn L. Fulmer "a Pontiac, Mich.
Charles L. Venners, 30. Detroit. Ger
trude NJ. Schmltt %, Adrian. Mich.
Albert NJ O'Rourke, 25. Grace c.
Macim
Walter Wrobel. 20; Mary Grzibow-
ski. =.
julius W Smith, %: Josephine A La
Chance. -.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
INDICT QUARTETTE OF
SPRINGFIELD OFFICERS

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Sept. 4..-The
special grand jury called To probe the
recent race war adjourned last night
after returning IL more indictments
this making a total OF III during the
session.
Amcng those returned were indict
ments against four Springfield police
men, Oscar Dahlkamp, Joseph Feren.
dez, Geo. III. Gilman and Geo. w Daw-
son. They are charged with failing
10 suppress the riot when, detailed for
that duty.
The grand jury has been in active
session Ia days and hundreds OF Wit
nesses have been examined. Abe Ray
mere "Slim" Murphy and Mrs. Kate
Howard we're indicted for murder III
connection with the lynching MIS-.
IIIoward, when indicted for the muir
der Of Burton, committed suicide.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
GOMEZ CUBA'S CHOICE
FOR THE PRESIDENCY

HAVANA, Sept. 4.-The Zayista and
Miguelista factions OF the liberal par
ty have been in convention here and
it was decided to form an alliance and
nominate Jose Miguel Gomez for the
presidency OF the republic.
Alfredo Zayas gets the vicepresi
Dental nomination and the other cleo
toral offices are divided equally be
tween the two factions.
1t was agreed also TO support Seno'
Zayas for the presidency in 1918. The
news of this alliance has been greeted
with great enthusiasm.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
Daily Death Lis!

stanley J. Fisher. s13 Mitchell, /
year, commissions.
Annie schultz, G10 Hastings, &c
years; dilation OF heart
Sosania Rainick, 1885 st. Aubin. 81
wears, heart disease.
John SoeAewiez,- Eioise. Mich, le
years: tuberculosis.
ltendrick Xincofski, is Grand Trunk
s months. cholera infantum.
Ratchet Biisealth, Chelsea, Mich, So
years: paralysis.
John Calvin. 2S5 Selden, 40 years.
aneurism.
Valentine Sohm 374 Macomb. 6s
years; Bright's disease
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
A. {. DODSON, WHO WILL
BE HEAD TAILOR At
THE KEISTER COLLEGE

Mr.. A e Dodson, who for eight
years has been head tailor in the
largest women's tailoring college in
the world. Will assume, on Tuesday.
full charge OF all the tailoring at the
Keister college In the Healy building
Broadway and John r.
Mr. Dodson's past record places him
in a high niche among tailors. In fact.
there are probably few tailors in De-
troit but what could be shown some Of
the finer points OF tailoring by this
master tuffor. In placing MT. Dodson
at the head OF their tailoring depart
ment, the Keister college is certainly
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

$3.50: do. lambs 10, 6S. s5.251s wick
man. lambs 4. 30 81. do. Is, 90, $3.50
Bought by FraZel of BishOD, b. d III
sheep II, -, 81. DO. lambs 81, 20, $3.50
90, sheep I, 100, $3.50; do, lambs g. IS,
500; do sheep Is, 60. $3.50. Spicer. NJ
B, sheep 5. %, 81
Bought by Parker. WChh-4&-G+4.-rf
Htsfop' 10. x II. lambs 1886. ~. $3.50;
90, lambs IS, 60, $3.50; do, sheep g, ZIG
IS; do, sheep 3, 80. 1926.
Bought by j. Robinson OF Bishop h.
H., lambs 80. 20. $3.50; do, lambs 90
GS, 80; Spicer, NJ. ~ r.. sheep 81. 90, 81
HOGS.
Bought by Hammond. Standish e Co
OF Slippers, hogs 1873. average weight
1913 lbs. price $3.50, do. IFS. 179, SEAS:
do, 256, 100. sG.4O; do. 3f7 1888. S6.35:
DO. 80, 56, s6.25, DO. 30. lG5, So. Reason
y NJ, $50. 1870. $40; do. pigs 80, 100
$3.50; Chas Roe Com. Co. hogs 1856, 1872.
500; do 6f. 1873. .SG.35; do. "a. 172,
$6.2j: Splcer. Mem. & b.. 522. l75. S6.45;
do. 100. $50, SOS. do. 70 / 10. Sc
Fought by Parker. Webb 4 60. OF
shippers. 24s. 1sl. sG.4O; do. 322. III,
$685.; do. 396, 100. S6.25. do. 124. IA.
$3.50: do. 800 1872. SG.25: do, 1870, l67.
2l0, 40, 500. do. 500 100 $3.50; do.
400, 10, $685.: do, 1870. 800 500
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Claude Minis. 352 Grand River.
Charles EggeTs. 2S4 Chene
ALBERT Thebault. G42 Mcclellan.
Thomas Hall 623 Larned.
Christian Schultz. ia Illinois.
BOYS.
Charles Dell no Congress
Celestinc Chiera. 1876 Harrison.
William a. cullen. 2i1 Milwaukee.
David Rowland. go Woodbridge.
Arthur Burnard, % Piquette.
Frank Smith. 261 Cottage Grove.
Charles Koran. 1871 Michigan.
Harry Shipe. 112G Medbury.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

providing the very best service for
their pupils that can be procured. and
II should be Instrumental ia bringing
the attention OF hundreds or women TO
this remarkable Institution.
Mr. Dudson will personally do the
cutting and fitting OF the coats and
tailored suits. The Kcister TAILORING
college IL n branch OF the famous col
iege at 81 Louis, which IS widely
known among the western aud south
eru states.
Opening in Detroit only n year ago.
Il has already won recognition for the
-thenaughness- OF training that its pupils
''f IL teaches a complete course In draft !
ing patterns, and all the branches OF
dressmakIng and tailoring and also
provides special sewing courses FOR
women who wish To make their own
clothes. They can bring their ma
terials to the college and make up
whatever they desire from "a shirt
waist To an evening gown or tailored
suit The cutting and fitting il all
done by tho college. and tho pupil Ia
given Instructions. step by step, on the
tFfFfF-Fft v ~ to
should not only Interest women WHO
desire TO enter the dressmaking and
tailoring business. but also those who
would like TO bc able to make their
own clothes.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

No. 3zS Parker.st., Detroit. Mrs. -Kias-
ball IS a years old. Mrs. Grosclaude.
O., and Mrs Stall. the youngest OF the
family. 65. They were born In
Frame. but moved to New York with
their parents In lS4S. AS the daugh-
ters married they drifted TO different
parts of the country so that tnis IS
the first time they have met IN As
YEATS
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
SEPARATED 4s YEARS;
SISTERS ARE REUNITED

After being separated 4S years.
three sisters, Mrs Mary a. Stall, OF
waukon, Iowa: Mrs. Josephine kim
ball. of Cheboygan. Mich. and Mrs.
Louise Grosclaude : were reunited
Thursday In ~the home OF the latter,
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

VIENNA. Sept. At has become
known that deliberate disregard
her physicians orders VAS responsible
for the critical illness Of the Countess
Szechenyi, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt,
of New York. Despite the warning
of heI doctors and her friends. L is
declared that within the past three
months the countess has become a
sudden devotee OF tennis. cricket and
bareback riding.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. Sept. 4.-Prep-
arations are being made here for the
opening OF the Republican campaign
in this state. Hon. A. l. Vorys Will
preside over the meeting and the chief
speakers will be Senator Beverage.
OF Indiana and Gov. Hughes, OF New
York.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. AIR.
Bryan arrived back in Lincoln at noon
from his trip to the northwest and i'm
mediately after dinner took up the
task OF debating answers TO the mass
OF important letters which awaited
him. Every moment OF time before
his departure for Chicago Sunday
evening will be devoted to the prep
aration OF the outlines OF the various
speeches he will make on his eastern
tour.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
FLASHED BY WIRE

BOSTON. Sept. 4.--The will ~ Wal
ter +. Baker, who died at Bogoia, y.
j.. after being strangely poisoned in
Browns chop house. New York, and
whose body was afterward eXhlmed,
will not be further contested, a settle
ment having been effected and the
case having been withdrawn trJln the
supreme court TO which an appeal
was taken from the decree ri the
probate court allowing the instrument
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Sept A.
Gambling houses closed two weeks
ago by order OF Gov. Fort and District
Attorney Goldenberg opened again
night before last. in defiance OF all
threats that their owners would be
jailed. Raids had been prepared for
last night, but the gamblers were tip
ped off and closed up.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
ARRESTED ON FORGERY CHARGE

MUSHROOM. Mich, Sept. 4.--(Spe.
oialD-Chas. Ludwig, wanted in Chi.
cago on a $1,000 forgery charge was
arrested here, today.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-04
AUTOMOBILES. uoATs q ENGINES.
ELECTRIC MOTORS

Renting and repairing Scott Bros, 2
Farrar
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The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22
BASE BALL NOTES.

Nationals, 6, Reds, Z.
The Nationals and Reds played a close
game at Santa Cruz. Joffroy pitched a
splendid game for the Nationals, but
was not given the support he needed.
Hannah was well supported by the
Reds, only three errors being chalked
up against them.
The Nationals opened up the first
inning with run the Reds failed to
score. In the second the Nationals
again scored, and the Reds brought
across their first run. In the third
neither team scored. In the fourth the
Nationals got goose egg, and the Reds
tied the score, 20. During the fifth
the Nationals made two, ebut the Reds
got q goose egg. The sixth brought
nothing for the Nationals while the
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAINs.-One YENsEL
PIANO; a very fine instrument, al
most, if not quite, as good as new;
fine finish, excellent tone, and in
all respects first class. Cannot be
equalled for the price-ONLY 5000.
One SECONDHAND STERLING Pr
ANo-Good condition. A good in
strument for beginners and children
for practicing. Price ONLY 800
a great bargain.
Terms of payment very reasonable.
AMERICAN MILLINERY,
Crawford ST., near Railroad ave.
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Reds again tied the score, A. The
seventh both sides were retired without
a run. In the eighth the Reds made
three runs on errors, making the score
~, favor OF the Reds. In the ninth the
Nationals tried hard to win, and sue
ceeded in getting two men across the
plate, AMI when the last man was put
out at first Carranza was left on third.
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22

Following are the market quota
Gons on metals for today:
Copper, 1920 135 cts. per ID.
Lead. per 100 lbs. 4.474@4.529
Silver, per or, 528 cts.
New York City, Exchange l.01
Pesos. Bullion value 10
Mex. Dol. (local) 454
The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920, 1908-08-22
American Dye and Cleaning

Works, Phone l22l.- Cleaning,
Pressing and Repairing. Ladies'
garments cleaned by the French
Dry Process. Work guaranteed.
Railroad avenue, next to Doctor
Doherty's Dental office.
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N0CALES NOTES.

Wednesday evening Mr.. f.. j. Holden
came up from Cerro Prieto.
Only the best in Mems Wear at
The Boston Store Inc.
Yesterday evening Chief Engineer +.
A. Mcfarland, came up from Culiacan
Miss NJ. Bell manicure and chi
ropodist, at the o. X. barber shop.
Tuesday Mr.. Prospero sandoyal, the
Nogales, Sonora, banker, was at Tucson,
on Business.
European Postals, Wholesale and
Retail at LA MoDA-Nogales, So
nora.
Mr.. T. X. Keough, from Albany, New
York, is a guest of Collector OF Customs
Con 0'Keefe.
Mr.. Frank j. Duffy is announced as a
candidate for the democratic nomination
to the legislature.
We Just received a beautiful line
Of Dress Trimmings from Europe.
La MoDA-Nogales, Sonora.
Mr.. J. J. Trayner went to Guaymas,
Sunday, thence to Culiacan, where he
will take charge of work in the con-
struction department Of the railway.
"The American Lady" the most
elegant and stylish shoe made.
Sold only at the Red House,
Ramon Vasquez.
The crowded condition Of the columns
Of The OASIS this week compels omission
of the usual editorial matter, the page
usually taken for that kind OF dope be.
ing filled with matter more important.
Ladies, cali and see our Back
Comb display in one of our Show
Windows at LA MoDA-Nogales
Sonora. +
Yesterday morning Colonel Allen I
Bird went to Phoenix to attend thu
republican territorial convention today
as a delegate carrying the proxies OF th'
others in the Santa Cruz county dele
CATION.
Gents and boys clothing anc
underwear, stylish, cheap and dur
able at the Red House, Ramon
Vasquez.
Several evenings the present week tn
Nogales town board has been in session
as board of equalization, hearing pro
tests against raises in assessments mad
at an earlier session OF the equalization
board.
Japanese and Spanish Embroid
cry Shawls and full stock 0
Mexican Curios at LA MoDA-No
gales, Sonora.
Thursday q woman who was hilal
iously drunk was lodged in Jail, and a
the afternoon she made holiday in til
county bastile, singing at the top he
voice, then varying the entertainment b
Grating.
Forgood, substantial service wea
Hamilton. Brown & Co.'s "PatrC
Shoe" sold at the Red House, Ra
mon Vasquez.
Thursday evening Doctor BIN Smit
came up from Hermosillo en- route
Ugqadalajara, the City of Mexico an
o'6er points in the interior OF the r.
pubic He will travel couple
months.
Friday evening of last week M
ana Mrs. A. l.. Wood returne
from the Juarez mine in the Alta
district of Sonora, where Mr.. Woo
mas been employed as a mechan