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The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

sniffers Then All got this woman
that All got ROW an she tended 10
me right when All lay on ma bed OF
affection An married her then an
she's treated me right.
We didn't get married by no min
lister SO as TO git him into trouble! No
sab. we jest got married 10y jestce
Of The peace. Yes. sab, All don
know what this Myrtle wants now nm
less IL is 10 get money out of me Tor
that othah man
Warren admits that there was no
divorce intervening between his mar
riages hut he justiiies this on account
of The conduct OF his second wife. lie
is confident OF acquittal because OF
.fhe circumstances An attorney was
assigned hy the court 10 defend him
without Aliens knowledge
That gentleman Iest-CurHV- TN nm
say. 'Ahm yo lawyah, an An say me
Lawd's will be done
TIE old man was born IN virginia.
HIS father being partially a freeman
and a sort OF oVerseer OF MS former
masters plantation. The boy was
turned over 10 a horsemap when quite
young and rode as a Jockey Tor hNe
years. being finally dismissed AZ
Evansville. Ind. with $500. ne came
10 Michigan and enlisted in the one
Hundred and Sixth Michigan inian-
nv under Col Bennett. lie Fought al
Gettysburg and other battles aud came
out OF the war with several injuries,
He now draws a pension OF which ne
manages 70 exist comfortably Win
other work. tie lives with his latest
wife in the rear OF No ~ Napoleon
-
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
LOVER DOPED HER
AND STOLE $40.
Mrs. Caselda Salamowicz Tells Lurid
Tale to Police, Who Now Search
For Zoe" Levandowski.

Alleging that she was robbed OF
$500 and a handsome gold watch by
her prospective husband. after being
put soundly To sleep by some powders
administered by the man, Mrs. Casel-
da Salamowicz. a 50-year-old widow
from Toledo. o.. swore out warrant.
Friday. against her missing lover.
whose name is given as Joe Leyan-
dowski
The first call OF the banns for the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nuptials, was
made from the pulpit of St Josephat !
church. Garfield and Hastings-sts., last
Sunday. and the second call was 10
DE made next Sunday. In the mean
time. Mrs. Sakamowicz and Levandow-
ski had taken apartments at No. 1855
Second-si. On the evening OF May IL.
Mrs. Salamowicz felt i'll, and when
she complained 10 Leyandowski, he
prescribed some powders. which he
declared tn be headache powders. I'M
mediate.y after taking the powders
she became unconscious. When she
Recovered. Leyandowsh was missing.
SO was her supply OF cash. which she
had drawn from the Toledo bank 10
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
ADMITS HE'S BIGAMIST. BUT
DENIES HAVING SEVEN WIVES

"Ah nevah had seven wives-not
half that many"
Such is the indignant denial of War
rcn Allen. colored veteran OF the civiI
war who is To defend bigamy charge
in the recorders court soon Certain
transitory attachments Allen confess
es 70. but be maintains that he has
had only three matrimonial entangle-
ments
"Ah done got married few yeahs
aftuh de- wah. Allen says, but my
wife died. Then An sol married
again bout seven wears agO to this
Myrtle Smith what's got this warrant
agin ME now She went away with
anothah man. an all WAS LET alone.
Then Al got sick
All got ain ent women 10 take care
OF me-paid en- like white gentle
man-but they all uP an left me an
took more than they WAS wuth. Clean.
ed me right out They was jest coke
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Accused o. Stealing oats.

Thomas Burgess a checker employ
cd. in the D " c. freight warehouses.
was arrested. Friday. 10y Detectives
Kunkel and McCarty. charged with
the theft OF several sacks Of oats from
ehis employers. TIE detectives allegc
that Burgess who is 81 years old and
lives al No 34l Forrest west. tossed
20 sacks Of oats on a wagon. and or
dered the driver 70 drop the load in
the yard Of a saloon on WOodbridge.st
Later. they declare. he called and got
the oats himself a warrant charging
HIM with simple larceny was issued
Friday noon
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

start housekeeping on. and her gold
watch. The money represented the
balance OF insurance on her first nus
bands life. and the sale OF her furni'
tuFe
The woman ala not report the mat
ter Co the police until Thursday night
She IL unable TO give Levandowskl ;
address. except that he is supposed 10
live I'm Toledo
Detectives Brooks and Seymour are
looking for LeyandoWshi
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Kills to stop the Fi.ns

The worst foe for ~ years OF John
Deye, OF Gladwin. Mich. was a run.
ming ulcer He paid doctors over
$4,000 without benefit Then Buck
lens Arnica Salve killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures Fever-Sores,
Boils. Felons, Eczema. Salt Rheum
lnfallible for Piles, Burns. Scalds,
Cuts, Corns. At f. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Going Away?

Whether YOU are going to be
gone just long enough 10 need
I good SUIT CASE,
Or want to carry enough
Clothing TO require a TRUNK
this Is ti4e place 70 bly, either,
The new Mezzanine Store for
Travellers has met favor from
hundreds OF people who like its
excellent stocks and the extreme
" reasonable prices that are
offered.
We have skirmished around among
manufacturers after samples and sur
pluses with surprisingly good results
You'll find some prizes II you come
within the next two or three days
Saving a dollar or two on good Suit
case and a still larger amount on a
Trunk is not 10 be lightly passed by
No descriptions OF the offerings can
be given today. Just step In and see
them for yourself
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

The seventeenth annual founders
day was celebrated in the Protestant
orphan as"lun. Thursday afternoon.
with large gathering II friends II
tie institution present Mrs. Frederic
g. Stevens presided a. the exercises,
which had been arranged by a com
nittee consisting Cf Mrs X II. Lion
meG!ea Mrs Wetmore Hunt. Mrs. Ar.
thur y Holme.. Mrs. Elmer T.. Ford
and Mrs A b. Wctmore. Mrs.. Charles
r. Hammond sang two solos. With
Miss Lydecker playing her accOmpan.
iments Mrs John VI IIinchnan paid
tribute 70 those patrons OF the insti.
tuition who died since last founders
day. These included William G. May
bury. f. l. Kelsey William Beal. Hen
~ H. Kanter Mrs. Robert Stead. Mrs.
Henry Russell. Mrs James T SterlinY,
tic Rev Rufus W Clark and Mrs.
John Hutchlngs After the exercises
tea was served ~ the guests. Mrs. T..
s. Barbour presiding. August Barth,
Miss Josephine SSringham. Miss F. b.
Cox. Miss Marian Boyd and Miss Den
aidson directed the exercises AMI
songs Of the little ones in the asylum
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
The Problem of a Suitable
Spring and Summer COAT

It easily solved here. our Coat stocks include practically
EVERYTHING that is in demand present and only
question OF choosing the kind Coat that strikes your fancy
Pongee and Rajat Goats among the popular
They light and graceful. good Tor all summer
Bengalne Silk and Iafeta Goats also well represented
We show attractive OF the models navy
blue Sergeare uncommony this Sprngthey have the
long clean lines that like Coats Of Tan Covert,
either plain striped effects have also long maunsh
styles
Dozens of other smart styles This is the Store for Wo-
mems Goats OF every kind.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
In Society

An entertainments will be given in
the Frankln-st settlement house next
TUESDAY evening under the direction
81 Mrs Edwin Armstrong, for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the adjoining
Miss Ethel EsSman ana
Allan Wallace will sing.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Mrs. Hugh Johnson announces the
engag cement of her daughter, Miss
Maude Ware Johnson. 10 .. Randall
Bush. OF Big Rapids. The wedding
will be celebrated Tuesday afternoon.
May 20, al o'clock, IN the home OF
the bride.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

An entertainment will be given In
the Franklin-st. settlement house next
TUESDAY evening under the direction
81 Mrs. Edwin Armstrong for the pur-
pose of raising funds for the adjoining
Fairgrounds Miss Ethel Essman ana
Allan Wallace will sing.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson announces the
euga cement of her daughter. Miss
Maude Ware Johnson. 10 .. Randall
Bush. OF Big Rapids. The wedding
will be celebrated Tuesday afternoon.
May %, at O'Clock. in the home OF
the bride
The JttHe-eIass- the McGraw
school elected the following officers:
President. Harold Briggs; vice presi'
dent. Alice Zlegler; secretary, Alice
PetheTick. treasurer. Effa Cameron.
Flag Day exercises VIII be held in
he Detroit Opera house. June Il, un-
der the auspices or the Society OK
Founders and Patriots Mrs. Charles
II. Mctcalf and Miss Maude Van
SICKLE were appointed TO represent
the Louisa -. Clair chapter, u. \. K.
Frank Cody. principal OF the Nc
MILAN school. acted as POSTMASTER az
G banquet given TO the wives OF the
mem bers by the Men Principals asso-
citation OF the Detroit Schools, in Log
Cabin Inn, Thursday night. Addresses
we're delivered by Principal Bishop. OF
the Eastern Hig! school, and Others.
The program was followed by dancing.
The marriage of Miss Clara Helene
Kramer and Oliver Garrison Pirre was
celebrated Wednesday afternoon a. )
O'Clock in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles hewitt Ne-2s -Retnune-
ave. The Rev William r. Faber. ID.
D.. rector OF ST Johns Episcopal
church. ofriciated The brides home
is in Los Angeles but she has been
living in Detroit for some time. Her
father. J r. Kramer, OF Los Angeles.
was present and gave the bride away
Miss Kramer wore lace robe and
carried lilies OF the valley The couple
have gone east on a wedding trip and
when they return Will be AZ home IN
the Renaud apartments
The annual meeting OF the Louisa
American Revolution. was held in the
Century building Thursday, with Mrs.
Frederic b. stevens, regent OF the
chapter. presiding Reports OF the
years work were given by Mrs
Charles n Metcalf. Mrs. Samuel l..
Pitman. Mrs. f. W. Stoddard. Mrs
TalcoLt f. Wing. Miss Maude Van
SICKLE and Miss Harriet T. Raymond
Mrs. Theodore ID. Iiinchcliffe sang and
Miss Iincnciiffe scted as accompa-
MIST The following officers were
elected Regent. Mrs Charles RI. Met
calf. vice-regent. Mrs. Henry b. JOY;
recording secretary. Mrs. Arthur NJ
Parker. corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Samuel T. Pittman. treasurer Mrs.
+ w Stoddard: registrar. Miss .da
Raymond. historian. Mrs. Talcott f..
Wing: executive committee. the Off
GERS. with Mrs. r B. Stevens Mrs r.
T. Barbour. Mrs. Il. II. Fyfe and Ms.
Z. G. WhiCIey
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

The J4He-eIass- the McGraw
school elected the following oi1cers:
President. Harold Briggs, vice presi'
dent. Alice Ziegler; secretary, AlIce
Petherick. treasurer, Effa Cameron.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

24x2i in. 27x27 In. 3Gx35 in Stamp
ed Linen Colored Center Pieces, J0c
value at 19c each.
Pillows for the canoes ready TO use,
eoc and e9c each.
Rcady-to-uss Pillow. Slips. Csc and
soc each.
Folding Waste Baskets. 1oc. 19e, 2ee
each.
Photo Frames. gilt and silver, any
size wanted. special selection for Csc
each.
All kinds Of Stamping done correct
ly at lowest possible prices.
, yards All-Linen Material. stamped
with any design you may select for
waist for $500.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

The 6NHhLnery Store
Prepares for Stirring Day Saturday
14bout Hundred Hats That Haze Beer $3.50 to s14
NosU So. 90 and $500
kind OF
in at
becomi
s3e8AN SIS
AM 9TH mere o
Specially Isl La e popular o a worth
e8
inc bnM nn hae worth 60
ndC Sailor Hats reayo wearat CSC 1 and
FanyFe Feat Wings NJ Effects assorted @
to
and4e
kane
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
FREE !: ,,: ,.::.:
One Cold IateIC oc

rLe absolutely ;ee TO the six sons
sending will receive credit check for
and Will
of so Old Favorie Songs with words and music complete The
below. when arranged WI make the picture
" American
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
MEZZANINE.
Art Needlework

Free Embroidery Lessons g TO
| II a. m, when our materials are
| used.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Flag Day exercises VIII be held in
he Detroit Opera house. June Il, un-
der the auspices OF the Society OK
Founders and Patriots Mrs. Charles
II. Mctcalf and Miss Maude Van
SICKLE were appointed 10 represent
the Louisa -. Clair chapter, u. \. X.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22

Job Printing done right Time. pr,c,
ing Co. Is John R-st Phone 1884
The Detroit times., 1909-05-22
Toilet Requisites

all the leading Mennen Cogates VIII
ams Burnham Jcrgens All Pamers Hudnus Squbbs and La
zells
&. L. a
Burnhan's Complexion Powder n colo7s box.
odors, Blossoms. Violet
Valley
only Sifs Bath Soap at
for
Cake preparation pol
shng special 81
inches long, values up 20
on a
special albre penetrating brush regular zoe
BAGS
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New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
LOOKS LIKE HEARST NOW.
BeIieued He W'W Consent to Head
Independence League Ticket.

William R Hearst is still the choice Of the IN
dependence Leaguers for Mayor, and appears now
to be their probable candidate. They have here
tofore been doubtful to their ability 10 per-
suade him to run. but yesterday they seemed
much more optimistic. Charles E Gehring, chair
man of the county committee, said:
I think the same did last spring
do not believe that Mr.. Hearst will shirk his duty.
The league at first wanted Justice Gaynor for
Mayor. bur changed its mind when he refused 70
condemn Tamnany for stealing its primaries. Il
was represented in the fusion conference for a
while. but backed out when it didn't get every
thing it wanted. The leaders since have said they
did not want to indorse Mr. Barnard Mr.. Hearst
is = last resource
IF he does become q candidate as seems
likely. he will probably have TO be nominated by
petition. His convention has been postponed once,
and though it may take place tonight Will likely
be put off again. The league leaders admit that
TanTnany has majority of the delegates
Mr. Hearst as the head OF the organization, has
the right 10 decide when and where the convention
is TO be held. and postpone It indefinitely II he
chooses. AS long there is nothing TO compel him
to name a date there does not appear TO be any
object in giving the Tamrnany delegates an oppor-
tunty to nominate Justice Gaynor Even II II does
not have ticket on the official ballot this year. the
Independence League will be entitled to a place
next year because it polled ten thousand votes in
the last election for Governor
IN case there is no convention. the candidates
chosen by the leag e bosses may be nominated by
petition BY the Independent League Mr.. Gehring
said last night.
We have been trying to ascertain what the pub
lie feels should be done, and have found very
strong sentiment against both Mr.. Barnard and
Justice Gaynor A ticket composed of strong inde-
pendents would be very popular. sure. and we
hope 10 bring together Independent voters and or
ganizations TO secure that end. We feel that the
Republicans have played into Tammany's hands,
and therefore do not want TO indorse either party
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
WISE ON INTERMARRIAGE.
Rabbi Says 1t Means Elimination
of the Jezc.

The Rev. DR.. Stephen s. Wise preached yester-
day morning az the Free Synagogue in West S1st
street. on intermarriage the subject being sug-
gested. he said by ZangwiITs play The Melting
Pot" Dr. Wise took most emphatic ground
against the intermarriage Of Jews and Christians
He said:
In considering this matter should keep in
mind that there Is at least much opposition
among Christians to these tntermarriages as there
is among Jews 7 sometimes amused at the
idea that some OF seem to entertain that Chrts-
doors. enticins our daughters away and stealing
TO be Joined with them in tntsruarrtage
1t has been said that II there were to be a
great increase in these tntermarr1aEeS II would
eliminate the prejudice against the Jew. 1t would
do more II would eliminate the Jew But my OBJ
lection is based not merely that account. but
Chrtstendoun and TO Christianity as a result
Christianity usually loses the Christian in such a
union and almost never gains the Jew. In
riage there should be a maximum Of oneness. a
minimum Of dtssinilartty and indifference And
then there is the danger TO the children who are
the fruit OF intermsrrtages the danger that comes
from having no fixed spiritual home
l am opposed TO the passing OF Judaism. Chris
ttanity itself needs this great spiritual world force
which we may continue to be. = am opposed TO
intermarriage, not because I am anti-Christian.
tian- respect Christianity honor a Christian.
and also favor the conservation and maintenance
OF my own people
Dr. Wise also touched on the question OF bar
ring from summer resort hotels persons OF his
faith He did not. he said much object 70 ths
proprietors OF such hotels he blamed those
Christians who. protesting broad and unbiased
Christianity and brotherhood OF man. remained on
friendly terms with Jews and then established
themselves in places where the presence OF the
Jew considered coutau1inattng"'
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
PRESBYTERY TO ACT.
The ReU. DIR. Blacks Ordination
Viii Be Passed On TO-dau.

When the New York PreSbytery meets to-day the
question Of the ordination Of the Rev. Archibald
Black. brother OF the Rev. DR.. Hugh Black. will
come up AIr- Black one OF three young
whose views were not accepted last April upon sx-
animation, and ther license to preach was with
held until June "A when they were licensed under
protest These protests will be read at the meeting
to-day which viii be held IN the First Presbyterian
Church 18th street and Fifth avenue The Rsv
Dr. George Alexander Is the moderator
Mr. Black has received a call TO the Bedford
Park Presbyterian Church. where he has been
working since the license given. II said
yesterday that his services there were ernineutly
satisfactory and that his course was conservative
He will not OF course. be permitted to accept the
call unless ordained. 1t said that there might
be opposition the ordination, IN the OF
the Rev. George A Fitch
The Presbytery will act the resignation Of the
Rev. Or. J. Ross Stevenson, who was pastor OF
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. The ques-
ton Of permitting the Rev. Harvey G. Furbey 10
accept a call from the First Union Presbyterian
Church will also come Up. and delegates 10 the
Synod OF New York. which meets at JOhnsJOwn
October 19. to be elected
The opposition 70 Mr.. Black and the two young
men who up before the Presbytery with him
was said 70 due their refusal TO accept some
of the recitaIs in Genesis among them the story
OF Ewes experience with the serpent One OF the
members of the Presbytery said at the time that
it was a clash btween the old and schools OF
theology. The new happened to be in the majority
on June IA when the licenses to preach were
granted
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES.
History and Health Courses To Be Fsatursd-
SIX Hundred Takers Ready.

The Board or EDUCATION Will open tonight ia
twenty-frst season OF free public lectures for
adults. From now until the holidays SIX hundred
lecturers will busy delivering two thousand
talks AT one huncred and sixty pubic schools OF
rented lecture halls. Among the colleges frc-
which lecturers have been drawn are COlumhls.
New York University. CITY College, Yale. Prince
ton. PENNSYLVANIA. Rutgers Amherst and Chicazn.
The Hudson Fulton celebration has caused sp7-
ciaI emphasis 10 0e laid on the in Arnsri-
history anc biography Among these courses
are
Twenry-eight lectures on american Etistory 1t
Dr. William 3. Guthrie, Morris High School.
R Shepherd. P-Ibic School IS6. in 18th sEreet.
The Evolution OF the Dutch Nation BY the Rev.
Dr. " E Crifis at Public school 5. 141sr srrz~-
library branch. No 405 West I45Ch street, by
Willis Fletcher Johnson on Great Americans.'
and another BY Frederick B. Robinson Great
American Orators ar Public School ISS. Lewis
and East Houston streets
Special attention has been paid to health in ar
ranging the courses for the winter. There VIII -
three lectures first aid. 70 be delivered BY Drx
Bryan D Sheedy. Francis A. Scratchley and
Charles Z. Webster. Scores OF special lectures
viii also Be delivered on the prevention OF tubsrcs-
lOsis. health OF school children and kindred sub
jects-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-04
PRAISE MIR. BANNARD
FRIENDS SEND LETTERS.
East Side Dinner for Republican
Candidate Tonight.

,-,o T Bann-rd. Republican candidate for
Aravor spent yesterday in resting. 1t is his in
..-+,on 70 drop all campaign work on Sundays and
-. bsasouarters in the Fifth Avenue Building
IS closed yesterday. Some OF the auti-Tammany
- On the East side have expressed a desire TO
sacor,e better acquainted with NIr Barnard and
t.v. invited him 10 dinner there tonight. he will
,,,spt II his other engagements permit
sores of letters have been received at the Ban
-srs headquarters expressing pleasure at the can
si5s.v Of Mr.. Barnard. Ex-Mayor Seth Low wrote
ss fellows
have learned with great pleasure Of your nomi-
-ston. hasten TO send you my CONGRATULATIONS
7rsr row ans for week two overwhelmed
j--ee of the FIudson-FuIton Celebration Cornulis-
.ior Before the campaign ends. however. I hope
T1a = ezpress upon the platform the reasons Why
hrk you deserve the support Of our fellow citizens
President Nicholas Murray Butler OF Columbia
University, who was mentioned as possible fusion
candidate for Mayor, sent Mr.. Barnard the follow
sng letter:
rske this first opportunity OF Offering YOU my
sincere and hearty congratulations upon your
~ The snti-Tamnlany forces in this community;
Whatever ! can GO 70 promote your election VII VIZ
h eagerly done, for there are few men: IN my
r-inor who compare with you for the office
tor TaGa y bess5e % rbi2 6onnnitw Eere It 10
Ssve you as its executive head for the next four
years.
Nathan Blur has sent letter from Seattle ac-
,spr.-E the nomination for the Supreme Court on
ne Republican ticket He was en- route for that
r.rv on Jaw business when his nomination was
made.
The committee or candidates OF the fusion con-
ference VIII meet to-day 10 take up the fusion stu
alton Il tire horoUEhs OF The Bronx. Brooklyn and
Queens Il Is hoped that full fusion slate for the
tickets n al boroUghs may be reported TO the Com
rnttee q one Hundred. which has been called to-
rether for so o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Brooklyn leaders were in conference yester-
dsy. aid tonight the fusion forces in The Bronx
VII ne 20 talk OF q fusion ticket there A new
name cropped up yesterday for the fusion nornina-
ton toT borough president IN Queens. 1t Is that OF
Warren AshUead. postmaster in Jamaica. NIr Ash
mead Is an independent Republican.
The county and borough convention il Brooklyn
VII be held OF Thursday night, will the borough
couvel-cn II The Bronx.