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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05
Burton

Mrs E d Brooks was called to Fenton
this week by the serious illness of her
aunt, Mrs M G Eldredge-Mr and
Mrs Frank Purves and two children
spent Sunday with the formers parents
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Purves-George
Fauth of Owosso was in town, Tuesday
on business-Mrs s Rosa attended
the marriage of her niece, Miss Clara
FELTON, to Mr. Almon Capin Of Chaplin in
Owosso, Wednesday, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs VIM Maloney-Mr and Mrs
Lloyd Purves spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Purves-There will be a
league meeting in the N e church Sun
day evening-Joseph Purves trans
acted business at the county seat Tues
day-Miss Zetta Holden of Owosso
was the guest of Mrs s Roosa for two
days, the past week.-Mrs. Martha
Martin is spending the week with her
daughter, Miss Gertrude of Elsie, and
friends in Banister-Mrs May Ocker
man is the guest this week of her son
and wife, Mr. and Mrs Victor Ockerman
of Ovid-Rey and Mrs d Young en-
tertained his sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs F Johnson of Fostoria, the first
of the week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05
New Haven.

Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the w. M. church Saturday
and Sunday.-Mrs. VIM. Hickmott is
very sick.-John Gallagher Of Lud-
ington is calling. on friends here
The Prohibition Alliance meeting at
the w. NJ. church Tuesday evening
was well attended-Mrs. G. H. Da-
Wis, who has been sick the past week
is slowly improving.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05

The Saginaw, Owosso & Lansing
Railway company has purchased, it
is reported, a large portion of the
right of way up to Saginaw county.
At Chesaning, last week, the propos-
ed railway company purchased site
for depot from w. S. Carson, locat-
ed at the corner of Clark and Pearl
streets.-Saginaw News.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05
DO YOU WANT TO GO TO COL

DO YOU WANT TO GO TO COL
LEGE2 If so we can help you. We
have already put hundreds through col
lege by means of our plan. Write to-
day for full information regarding our
offer of free scholarship in any school
or college. Address, Robert j. Sherlock,
29-31 East 22nd Street, New York City.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-05
Council Proceedings.
Council Room, City OF Owosso
10 Inl

Council Room, City OF Owosso.
Mar. LIST, 1909
Regular meeting of the Council, Mayor Wal
| lace ID. Burke presiding
Aldermen present at roll call: Wren, Copant,
Palmer, Washburn Perrigo, Rundell, Sturte.
, want Later Brown and BRANDED Absent, Bar
rett.
The minutes OF the last regular meeting
were read and approved
The Clerk presented communication from G.
w. Parker addressed to the City Treasurer, de-
manding refund of tax for cutting noxious weeds
on Block 80, M. l.. Stewart Cos. End addition,
claiming that he employed man to cut the
weeds. that the tax was excessive and that the
weed commissioners cut weeds other than nOx-
lots ones. On motion the Mayor was instructed
TO appoint committee to look the matter up
and report at the next meeting. AID Perrigo
was appointed as such a committee
AN6. Conant presented the claims and
accounts as noted below and on motion same
were referred to the committee on claims and
accounts.
Aid Rundell presented the report for the
street commissioner for two weeks ending
Feb, 9th and on motion same was received
and fled.
Municipal Justice Of fees and fines collected
during February and on n lotion same were
received and filed.
Aid. Perrigo presented the following report
which was on motion adopted ayes 8, nays o:
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS AND
II. ACCOUNTS
Council Room, City Of Owosso
Mar. LIST, 1909.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council:
Your committee to whom was referred the
several claims and accounts would respectfully
report favorably on the following and ask the
unanimous consent OF this council that said
claims be allowed and the City Clerk instructed
TO draw orders for the same.
FROM CONTINGENT FUND
ID G Cooper $50 90. Ira G Curry S4l66. G
Lyon 41.86, Mary X Dumond 1896, A Du-
mond e6866, Benklemsn & Mulball Co s22 So
Geo McCaughna Ell ,23, Frank II Rush S5.46,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

m1rc id) 1on5 p~crloiicn. Mcine Ntitt'
Ter ullo mcilte 6rou boltcn 81 mir,
otcr mcin Shifial triift lie iurdtbar
hart. Mon be0cnfe MIR, pic meme
6ruu bebnnoelt muroe. Sic lpuroe
aus micrcm Nultie uertricbell. Nller'
0ilQS muroe ibr crluubt, bort SIT lpob'
men, ubcr Elm Mann mltr6e ais Wahe
in ooS Sous 0cictt, uno ih CLAUDE,
fcinc iih icl6It od)tCnoe 6ralt nilroe
untcr Oen %llmItGnocn gebliebcn iein.
SGttc mcin &oter tic nidt olli3enom'
nlCit, 10 uiir0c lie obne @cIo uno
obne Semi olti Ser Strobc 9cltonoct
bobclt. Wic i) bcbunOclt nerbe, oos
fiir lit sic N6bc Der @iirlihoft eiu
VciipicI: $S7,500, melde Die Ser
pi1noung uon GiNeutbmn in Nobc
non $4,000 bc0iuAeI miiroc.
Wloric. mcl0er ouactlo9t lit 500
100000 gcitoblCn 81 buberL bciinoct
iid) inter Niir8i6oft pon $4,000
oui ircirm Sue. ST.. GmcnS CT
tIdrtc in 8~oIontcr @ciie, rob CT bic
junngcu GomeL sic micrc ,Sborc"
bciildtCn. niht uorloOeu wiirOc, nm
ibrc 6omilicn ju ihoncn. 0oS obcr
luor nibt icju mubrca Motiu. Gr
muBtc, Dob lie nicmoI0 bcjcl0t bnben
t6nutcn, Dob iH tie bortbin nubnl.
Nmena bcbonoelt mid iebr lngc.
rcdt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Nltcs Gescpt

III mobernem Eroouft. Solbei rno
Stiueiel puroen ieit nnoenfliden
3eiten fir Saar. uno aopibaut.
a%ronfbeiten bennst. Sn olten 3ei-
ten mubten lid Die 2eute baS Wittel
icIbit miibcooa berfteIten. sScst lam
jeoer cute a~potbefcr Dies NitteI. fer.
tig ulb nit @eidid in perfect aus.
geitatteten 2aboratorien geniid)t, an
ieine aunoen abgeben. Gin ioIdes
Wittel lit 8petb's Gage ano Sui
pbur, bas in alien mooernen Apotbe.
fen fir SOC. unb ST bie 6laibe Der.
fauft obcr gcsen gmpiang bes Grei.
Ies brett BON Der @petb Gbemicol
Co., "a Gortlanbt. Str, Ielp.Yorf
Gitp, %perianbt miro.
gu perfauien bel Der Heoo Srug
60, S%erington' uno Somaro. Strabe
(april5,iNo-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
In Noro.Wem.Wprf fdlncit,s.

malone, H.-O, 20. SUM. =
Gin Sdneeina inmitten oes Wonats
Suni = ooS par Die neueite lleber-
rald)ung, Die aeItern Der launiid)e
Wcttergott Del, gimppbncrn Don
Cnane unb anoeren lbeilcn BON
tSraiifiiit.G onntp gu 1beil meroen
'lieB. Gas ieltiame RaiurereieniB
.Ieete in alcr M~or9eniriibe elm, belt
jeoed nur fur5e 3eit on, 10 oob Der
%gefaIene Shnee raid mieoer per-
ifiuunoen mar. Die Suit mar Idarf
'nno falt, Die an eillem fiibIen Gage
3u Nniang 4pril.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Gunuent Der Yoli,cidlcfs.

buffalo, N..0., 20. sunni. =
Sn Der 6rcitagsiibnng beS internn-
tionolen 8erbonoes Der Yoli5eideis
m,,roen major Hidorb Splpeiter aus
Woibington unb Saruep s. Carr ans
@rono Tapios, Did, fir Die @cm.
ter oeS B~rdiioenter, reip. beS Sefre-
t1rs uno S1aemeiiterS mieoergc.
p1blt, mdbrcnb fir Die Iemter oes
eriteu uno 5peiten 8ice.Y raiiocnten
Midael Hegan BON bier, reip. Sames
Wc@eenep aus Soutb Bend gemablt
murben. Eoli5eidef Saager aus
2ouispiue, ap., melher @~orlitenoer
bcs 3eiolutions. rs omites mar, rpeldes
cine Heiolution ollSgearbeitet bate,
Die iid iiir oeu @ebraud erfldrte, &c.
iaieene Dor DER Serurtbeilmg 81
photographer, fiinoigte oil, es Jet
beldloiien porben, NIT Niidlidt ouf
Die Misunderstanding Der 8erurtDei.
lung oes Captains &iibne in groof.
Inn ieitenS oes AppcaboieS Don Hem'
Dorf I'M Gonpent feine weiteren
S1ritte in oieier Sroae 81 tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
Die oSentIdje Ginigfcit",

7iifcren5cn 5niihen Dem Nem.Oora
fer StootSperbonb beS 9eltld)s
Nmerifaniihen Notional.8 erbon'
oes uno Dem 9rooflpner 3meigs
perbano. - Ter 8orItono OeS
StaatspGrbanoes Ser nStim.
mungsmode" beidulbi6t.
Rem Norf, 20. SUM. - Seit
lGngerer 3eit beiteben @egeniGBc 5rpi-
ihen Dem @oritano oeS Stoots.Scr~
banbes oeS Geutid.amerifaniid)ert
Notional.9 uubeS uno Dem grootlp.
ner 3neigOcrbuno, uno onitott Die
@egeuidse 81 iiberbriiden, bat Der
iiingIte StootSs Gonucnt III buffalo
Die Gifiercn5eu MIR nod) erweitert.
Die 9roofIpncr limo Don Dem Der.
lallie Der Gonpcnt.G erbonolungen
rio bon Den bort 9eiaBten 9eidliii'
icn burdau9 ni6t beIriebigt, ia lie
glullbcnL mic bel Der geItrigen Gclc.
goten.@e in Der Arion.
Safe Don pcrid)ieoenm SeitCu nit
9itterfeit betont moroen lit. hoB nan
ibnen IN buffalo iortgeiebt @cpalt
angetban uub linen oaS @ort uicI'
iad) miocr alien parlamcutariid)eu
8ebraud abgeIdnitten bat.
@ingeleitet muroc bicle i'll ibrcm
gan5en 8crlollic meniN crQuidli6e
9ebotte ollrd Ocn |rGiioenten Rid).
j. Sdmiot, Der iih in ifurieu @or'
ten iiber bic &obresbotlfait oeS
StootS. Yrdiioentcn 1beooor Siitro
ouslieB, neil Serr Sutro nud) NM
lid)t bes &coners Den 9roofIpuern
feline gcrette 8iiroigung hat 5u
Gbeil meroen loIien ulb ibrer 1bG-
tigfcit m1brenb bes periloiienen Sab
res, 10 unmeutlid Der groBortigen
6eier bes TeutIfen cages unO Der
I%nbubnuug elmer cn9eren Gerbin'
blng nit Den SrlGnbern, nit fcilem
Worte ge6ad)t babe. Nlld) gcgcn Gr.
Grnlt Hidoro, Elm iriibereS Wiitglieo
oes Segislotur- aus ihuiies, 500 SEER
Shmtibt pom 2eber, lobte oa9egen
ole p%eriobnlid)c Saltung oeS Serrn
CT. 8drtner bonn glciden IusifuB.
Sm lpeiteren Serlauie ieincr Nusiiibs
rungen iugte Serr Sfmiot, Dab, mie
ibm nohtr1glid periihert iuoroen lei,
Die onfonglihe AnimoiitGt Der Tcle-
goten oui Dem Stnots. Gonnent auf
cine pom 8oritano oeS Staatsuerban.
beS inicenirte Stimmungmate 5it.
riidjuiiibrcn lei uno boB, oa ma Den
@iiniden Der 9rooflpner IN 9e5ug
aui Die Reorganization bes 2egislo-
tur-Iusihuiies nidt itott9ege6en,
~bie ilbertiindte @eididte balb mie.
Der cinen GiB befommen biirite".
9etr1dtlide Seniotion erreete baS
Observation-Disclosures beS 9r1iioenten
Hid)arO i. Sdmibt, in peldem er
inter anocrem logte:
Gin Sampler a~lle5eit fir Ole ioea.
len uno pitolen Sntereiien meiner
StommeSgenoiien, par mo bin i6
fem Folitifer, Der eS peritebt, 9eoen
orabtjieberiibs gopofotenfnifie er.
iolgreid) Die unbe5ipeiieIten unb fla.
rem Hefte oieier 9roBen Sr9aniio-
ton 81 ucrtreten. SD tretc oober
Don mcinem Soften 5uriid, nit Dem
Deiben @unide, BOP IS berilienrrHt
SGnocn gelingelt moae, Die @iiroe
mo Gbre oes 9rootlpner 3peigper.
bonoeS uno glcid5eitis Die Ginisfeit
oeS GeutIdtDums oieieS StooteS 5il
lpobren u1O 81 iorocrn."
Gie HcIi9naticn ml,rbe ieood) ni6t
on3enonmen un0 Scrr Sd)nliot lieb
lid beltilumerl, oili ieiuem Eoltcn 81
bleibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
9ireftorcn VI a /.

9treftoren. @obl. - Gle
i0brlide 8obl BON 9irettoren Der
n2autid)en 9onf bon Baltimore"
finoet an II. Sui, 5miihcn = mo 3
llbr Nadmittngs, itott.
8ocball.- Seute lit Worgoinr
Gag ouf Dem Spielplob an Der Dorf.
Hooo iniofcrn nls 5ruei Gonteite 5mi.
ld)en zen oSrioles" mo Dem Club
BON Wontreol ausgeiodten msroen.
Gieie lolIten iif iebr intcreliont &C.
%Itoltcn, "a bic bieiigen gtbleten cine
Shorte olt15unueten boben - tie
iuuroen nGmlih ouf ibrer erlten &eiie
nad) Dem gtorocn in Montreul mebr-
mails j0n1merlid p%erhouen unb 4ahe
lit fir 9aiebollipieler abenio lib mic
filr anbere Nenibenfinoer. Ger critic
Gonteit beginnt I'M = llbr Ho6mit
tags uno Elm ciniader Gintrittspreis
miro erboben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21

mort bot lid Ser cubaniihe Stoots-
Sefretor &eIe5 geweigert, Spuuien's
SorIhlog, ooB Cuba einen Gbeil Der
ipanii6en Notionoli6llo iiberneb.
men ioate, III @rWdgung 5u 5ieben.
Senor Tele5 erflGrt, Elm gingeben
ouf Die iponiiden Inifauungen iei
rnuertr1glid nit ben Y~eitimmuneen
Der cuboniiden Contribution, nit nel'
der lih Sponien blrd Die Inerfen.
nltng Der Gepublif ein%peritonben er.
flGrt babe. Ger Sefretdr lit in SoIge
oeilen 5u Der lteb%er5eugung gelangt,
Dab ieine He9ieruug nid)t i'm Stanbe
lei, in 8erbanOlun9en iiber Die 6ruge
Der llebernabme Der iponiiden Solo
ntal-S 9ulb ein5utreten. Gr perlcibt
iebod Der SoiinIng NuSOrlid, BOB
oieier guSgong Der 8erbonbIungen
Den frelnoihaftlid)en 9~e5iebunaen
5miifen Cuba uno Sponien nid)t oetl
miuoeiten M6brild tblln miro.
@affen iir cubaui6 dc
Nrmec.
Sbglei6 eS bier Mibiallen erregt,
bob 6ubo Die 2ieferun9 bon @oifen
lnb Wunition obne Gonfurren5ollS-
idreibung elmer oelitihGn Sirmo iiber.
trogen bat, 10 OaB onerifoniihe ia.
brifonten feline @elegenbeit bottcn,
Siferten 5u iteaen, ioQ boS Stootss
9eportemcnt bod nid)t brett Ole glui-
bebltng oes Gontrottes geioroert bo-
ben. 9agegen boben Die Sertreter
Der Ser. Stooten IN Sopnnu ben Guf.
trug erbolten, oorouf b%in5uipeiien;
oaB man omerifuniihen 8eidoitSlen.
ten bod Die gleide 8elegenbeit bieten
ioate, iid nm Die llebernobme bon
offentliden N%huftrogen 5t bemerben,
iuie Iusldnoeru. Sm &riegSoeparte-
lnent miro 5uoem boron e%rinnert, oaB
permoge beS G%cciprocitGtS GertrogeS
5miiden Cuba mo Den Der. Stooten
bic nmeritaniiden 6abrifonten Wof'
fen unter portbeilbofteren gebingitn-
gen Iieferu fonnen, uu0 boB es lid
IN Dem Sale nidt MIR UNI Die 2iefe-
rung Der @offen, ionOern ouf I'M
Die BON 3eit 5u 3eit notbmeuoig ,uer-
oenoe %Grneuerung Der Wunition bait
beIt.
Ser brittle 9 d 6 ter.
"a 9iihof Gambler bon Georgia
eS obeelebnt bat, i'm Strite Der Seiv
ser Der 8eorgia.9obn oils Sdieosrids
fer 5u fungiren, 10 einigte man lid
ouf 9opio s, gorroiu, &or5ler Der
Georgia : llniperiitGt, ais oritten
S6icoSrifter. Gle erite Sibitng oes
M1lsi6uIicS, beiicn Irbeit inncrbolb
80 3ooen. pom Gage Der Grnennung
oes oritten Shiebsribters an gered'
net, beenoet lein, mub, miro 5u Be
einn DER fonlmcnben @ode in Milan.
to itattfinoen.
9itIagegeue3aba q4oG t II It,
Goupons.
I Ibgeorbneter Stonlcp bon 3entudD
%unterbreitcte Dem GongreB cine Bill,
iuel6e Dem Subot.S ruit uerbietet, Den
Nbiob %ieil1er Sabofe uno Gigarren
burf Die gusgobc BON Coupons 81
belebcn. Snfolge Stonlep'S 6eboe
9egen ben 9ruit lit in ieiuer Seimatb
cine 9~epegnng in Sang geiett nor.
Den, feline @ieocr.T Domination 5lrm
Mbgeorbneten 81 perbinoern.
GapitGn Berry miro
Admiral.
Yr1iioent Sait licB Dem Scrat Die
grnennung Gopitdn hilbert u. GER
rps gum Gontre.aomiral 5ugeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-21
d)ridltcn.

Hem Yorf, 20. sunni. = On.
sefommen iino Die Iampfer nSam.
burg" bon @enua, n@eorge @aibing.
ten" BON Bremen uno n8otteroam"
Don Hotteronm.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-21

ration of the river of that name in
this state.
Since he began the preliminary
plans of the Virginian Railway, once
known as the Tidewater, Mr. Rogers
was closely identified with the devel-
opment OF this state, and while he
was known throughout the financial
world as the active spirit of Stan
dard Oil, he was not personally
known by any considerable element
in Virginia. The most memorable
trip he made through Virginia was
five or six years ago when he was
being rushed to New York from
Charleston, s. c., on a special train
over the Atlantic Coast Line after
his sudden Illness I'm Charleston had
been diagnosed as appendicitis Sail
ing with a party OF friends on his
yacht for Southern waters, Br. Rog-
ers was stricken near Charleston,
the yacht being hurried into that
port, where several Of the leading
physicians were ,alled in for consul
tation.
They concluded that the fnaIcier
had appendicitis, and as he was anx-
ious to be operated on at once he
was advised to call on some eminent
surgeon I'm his lome city.
It was found that the operation
could not be delayed more than
twenty-four hours, and accordingly,
arrangements were quickly made for
"a special, which left Charleston
shortly after miInight, under right
OF way orders which would put it
into Jersey City on a record break
ing run.
Physicians from New Yorak had
been summoned in the meantime,
and they left here TO meet the
special train I'm RIchmond and Wash
tington. Before noon the fact OF Mr.
| Rogers illness was published in the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-21
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Under and by virtue OF a deed OF
trust made by D.. a. Turner and
Maggie Turner, his wife, TO the un-
dersigned w. G. Pollock, trustee,
bearing date Sept. 8th, 1908, and
duly recorded in the office OF the
o'erk OF the county court OF Merce:
county, West Virginia, In deed book
numbered II, page 373, by which
trust deed the sum OF two hundr I'd
and eighty dollars is secured to the
holder OF the note therein mentioned
upon which there has been paid the
sum OF eighty dollars, with interest
and default having been made In
the payment OF the said note as re
| CURED and agreed In the said deed
OF trust, and having been requested
20 90 do by the holder OF the said
! note 20 sell the real estate men
| toned and described I'm the sail
deed OF trust, l. the said trustee, u
on Saturday, the 5th day OF June
1909, at noon OF the said day, pro
coed 20 sell by way OF public auc.
ton 20 the highest bidder, on tae
premises, the following real estate
Beginning at a point on inc
south 81 degrees w. 1914 distant
from a point, the S. T.. corner OF 4
lot OF land conveyed to II. r. Thorn
ss by John g. KIRK and wife by deed
bearing date on the 2Sth day oil
July, 1890, and recorded in the saiC
county in deed book "a, page %
and being on the north side Of
Third street; thence n. 16 degrees
IS minutes east 81 feet and inch
es to stake; thence north 67 de
grees, r. 35 feet TO stake; theme
s. 16 degrees, IS minutes w. s.
feet and inches to the place o
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-21

newspapers, the stock market being
Immediately affected. Standard Oil
and allied stocks being forced down
many points. Mr.. Rogers stood the
trip remarkably well. Ole Of the
surgeons who assisted In the % "a
ton met the train in Richmo1l and
gave the first ire Itment before NJ Z.
Rogers was out Of the state The
patient stood the operation with a
remarkable degree of firmne53 all !
recovered in the course Of = few
weeks.
Mr. Rogers interests we're Iiy1rsi-
fed. lie was an officer, dirss.p: Or
trustee of at least FIVE corporations.
lie was yice-pre8ldent and dire tor
of the Standard Oil Company pres
ident and director Of the Ans gs-
mated Copper Company, MAJ Ial
Transit Company, National FdnI Gas
Company, New YorH Trust Company.
Richmond Light and Railroad Com
pany, vice-president and trustes n
the Anaconda Copper Mining Com.
pany, vice-president and dirsc. ,r OF
Tire Brooklyn Uaion Gas Company
United Metal Selling Coupsry
trustee of the Mutual Life In3usucc
Company of Eew York.
lie was also director OF the usis-
cd states steel Corporation, Atcbi-
sob, Topeka al1 Santa Fe R1Uf",d,
| Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
Uric Pacific, New Jersey a1d S.a.
ten Island Ferry Co, Atlas TracH
Island Ferry company, Atlas Tack
Company, Farmers Loan and 1rnIt
Company Guaranty Trust ComDau,
National Bank Of Fairhaven, Tennes.
see Copper Company, Staten Island
Midland Railway Campony and At
lantic Coast Electric Company.
He was a member OF the Ameri
can Fine Arts Society, New Englan,
Society, Metropolitan Museum o
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-05-21
DEATH OF ROGERS
is A GREAT LOSS

amounted to $4,OOO,0O0. In 1884
n made his first gift to the town,
an eight-room grammar school build
ing, and later gave the Millicent
Library, a memorial TO a deceased
daughter, town hall building as
memorial TO his first wife, who was
one Of his Fairhaven schoolmates,
and a handsome building and lodge
room to the local Masonic lodge. To
the Unitarian Society Of the town
he gave, as a memorial to HIS moth
er, a magnificent church, parish
house and parsonage, costing In ex-
cess of 100000.
Another gift % the town was a
high school of brick. Later he Sc
cured the title to all the land border
ing a mosquito infested body of wa
ter in the center OF the town. At
great expense he filled in the pond
and created a splendid park, which
he turned over TO the town.
Mr.. Rogers for many years was
superintendent of the streets Of the
town, during which time, and chief
iy at his own expense, he macada-
mizeI every street in the town
placed walks at all crossings, curbed
all the sidewalks and paved all. the
cutters.
During the summer months Mr.
Rogers was a weekend visitor to
Fairhaven, making the trip between
New York and that place in his
speedy steam yacht, "Kanawha."
The yacht was named in conslde
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Art, American Museum OF National
History, Union League, Engineers,
Metropolitan, New York and Lotus
Clubs.
The Virglnian Railway was begun
in March, 1892, completed February
II, last, and was formally opened
April 2, last. The presidents and
other officials OF a number OF rail-
way systems, Mark Twain and 9TH
ers, Joined with him on this occa-
sion. and Mr.. Gle mems, In the course
OF his humorous tribute, suggested
that Napoleon built fifty roads and
your POSTMASTER here 0Presldent
w. H. White OF the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Rallroad)
has put Rogers in that class who
has built only one road. 1t no small
thing TO be clas8ed with Napoleon
and Julias Caesar as you have class
ed Mr. Rogers"
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1t is Felt Kesnly in All Sec
tons, For Great Captain
of Industry Was Benevo-
lent as Well as Enterpris-
ing.
100000 TO HOME CITY
Was Officer, Director or
Trustee in Twenty-Five
Big Corporations.

The country feels keenly that a
loss has been sustained by the death
OF Henry II. Rogers, builder of the
Virginian Railroad, but the loss can
be no greater, and probably not so
great anywhere rs IL is felt by the
pretty little city OF Fairhaven, Mas
sachusetts, the town in which Mr..
Rogers was born and where the
extensive Rogers summer estate is
located, and where the marks Of the
generosity Of the great capitalists
are everywhere shown. His bene-
factions to his native town have
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Julia Ward Howe, who will be
ninety years old the 9th, IS quoted
as saying: The deeper I drink
OF the cup OF life the sweeter It
grows-the sugar is all at the bot
tom.
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WHAT IS IT2
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-30
Miscellaneous

SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY
Public notice is hereby given that the
following property which has been in the
possession of the police department of the
city of Los Angeles, state of California
for more than one year without being
claimed or Identified by the owners and
which is not needed in evidence in any
court, will be sold at public auction for
cash, at the central police station In said
city (First street, between Broadway and
Hill street, on Thursday. July s, 1909, to
the highest bidder, to wit; Eighty blcy-
cles (SO). grips. suit cases, pistols. watches
women's and mems clothing. auto lamps,
books, hand satchels, box lady's merchan-
disc, brass and copper, blankets and bum
dies carpenter tools. bicycle junk, etc,
NJ q. SINGLETON, Secretary.
II q walker property Clerk. 6-30-10