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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-25
Sister of Grover Cleveland Dies.

Hartford, Comm. May 25.-Mrs.
Anna Cleveland Hastings, widow of
the late DR.. F. P. Hastings. and sister
of former President Grover C1eve-
land. died at her home here today,
aged 79 years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-25
Weather Indications.

Chicago. May 25.-Forecast for
Kansas: Partly cloudy tonight;
Wednesday fair with warmer in west
portion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-05-25
Topeka-sioux City Game on.

Sioux City. Ia, May 25.-Western:
Sioux City-Topeka postponed, rain.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
RUMOR GIVES RAND AND
BUSCH GOOD JOBS

RlmorS are circulating fast about
the city hall as to the appointments
"a be recommended oy Mayor Brett
meyer 10 his mmigsieners- with re.
gard 20 their secretaries. One story
has II that Henry w. Busch lis to be
secretary OF the park and boulevard
department. and Willis =. Rand 10 ne
secretary OF the department OF public
works
II hey are both good friends OF
mine. but no appointments have bcea
made said Mayor Breitmcyer.
IL have heard nothing OF any one
being chosen foT secretary ~ this d..
rartment,' declares J. j. Ilsarer. who
Is considered sure OF reappointment
as commissioner of public works.
Il don't know anything about it," t.
the way W. r.. Hurlbut.J who will D.
park commissioned after july /. sizes
IL UP.
John Gillespie has worked hard 10
land Rand as secretary 81 the ID. p.
W. so the story goes. and il is no:
likely that this appointment will be
made until after Gillespie returns from
Florida
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
SAYS COPS PROTECT
SALOONS FOR
FREE DRINKS
LOUIS LAMAY STORMS IN POLICE
HEADoUARTERS ABOUT side
DOOR GRAFTERS" AND IS
ELECTED BY LIEUT.. LEWIS.

These coppers of yours are los
OF cheap sde-door grafters. that pro-
tect the man they're getting their
, WHISTLES from. and prosecute the fel-
low that doesn't slip II out the little
side door to them.
Louis I.amay the picturesque hotel
keeper, shouted this at Lieut.. Frank
Lewis, In the central station, Sunday
night.
If you'll so with me, right now, I'll
show you seven places that are open,
where the policemen on the beat is
getting his side door whisky for pro
tecting them" shouted Louis.
Il believe you lie" said Lieut.. Lew
is. quletly--so quietly that 1t sounded
ominous.
A few minutes later. Lamay was go
ing out the front door OF the station.
assisted by Lieut.. Lewis, who had a
firm hold OF his shoulder and was
walking briskly.
Patrolmen Alex Tremontie had been
the cause of Lamay's wrath, because
he had seen man. with coat and hat
on. standing in the barroom in La
mays place, on Cadillac-sq He had
tOlu W StA Nh' VNAs a.
though I.amay insisted that he was
just waiting for laundry package
from upstairs.
This fellow is getting his little
graft" shouted Lamay. glaring az Ire
monte am being Disseminated
against. and I'm going TO get out of
this graft game You can all go to
- in few days. You won't have
Louis TO pick on much longer
Then he turned to Tremontie.
You're going TO be on that beat all
night tonight, young fellow. Well.
I'll Just get few citizens. and I'll
show you something.
II was then that Lieut.. Lewis leap
ed from behind his desk, and fairly
showed I.amay through the door.
No threats go here" said Lewis,
gruffiy.
Louis wife was with him as he rag
ed In the station She made several
efforts TO coax him away. but Louis
was cursing. and seemed TO enjoy II
too much to be deprived OF the sport.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
TREvELYAN FACES
SERIOUS CHARGE
MAN WHO TRIES TO KILL SWEET
HEART is BROUGHT BEFORE
JUSTICE.

Lieut. II. A. J. Trevelyan, the for
mer British army officer, who armed
himseif with a weird assortment OF
death producers, and set out to kill
his sweetheart. Nellie Tucker, of
Stony island, must face trial on the
charge of assault with intent to kill.
He was taken to Justice Funston's
court. on Crosse lie, at noon, Monday.
to answer a warrant drawn up By AS
sistant Prosecutor Aldrich
Miss Tucker and her father, Chas.
Fucker. visited police Headquarters,
Monday morning. and were later TAX
en- To the prosecutors office, The
young woman was still excited over
her terrible experience. She says that
a storm shed, on the rear OF the Van
Tuyl residence, where her sister is en-
ployed, saved her life.
Trevelyan had sent message. pur-
porting TO come from her sister, and
she. never thinking that he was on
Crosse lie, started for her sisters
home. Near the ferry, she met Treve-
lyan.
II never expected to see you she
said.
NO, but want to see you" he re-
piled. in a voice that frightened her
She turned and ran, but he follow
ed, and when she saw Ferryman Mar
tin, she called to him for help, con
timing -heF-Faee toward the Van Tuyl
home
She extinguished a lantern which
she carried, and sought a hiding place
In the vestibule OF the shed. but he
found her, and grabbing her, closed
the door on her arm and drew his re-
volver She was screaming wildly,
and as he leveled the revolver at her
head, through the aperture in the
door. Martin and several other men
uShpu TO the SDOt TrpveIvan Aed
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
DIED

DlCkSON-March 90. 1909. william D..
beloved husband OF May Dickson, and
father Of Mrs. X. o. Nocklet. De-
ceased was born I'm Dumfries Scot
land. Funeral from residence. 1867
Gratiot-ave., Tuesday. March 30. at
80 y. IN.
FOX-March 20. at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Field, at NIL
ford. Anna. widow of the late Jacob
Fox, OF Dearborn. aged 10 years. Flu
neral Tuesday, March %. at o'clock
at the residence Of her daughter, Mrs
John Lathers, Dearborn. Mich.
HOPklN--March 81. Robert. aged II.
beloved husband OF Eveline. father
OF Marshall. Robert and Mrs S A.
Gibson: brother OF John Hopkin and
Mrs. Thomas t. Leete; grandfather
OF Eva. Willie. Anna and Robert
Hopkin. Jr. and Arthur and Brady
Notice Of funeral later.
INGRAM March 81. 1909. Mrs. Jennie
Ingram aged 63 years, widow OF the
late eeTgem Ingram. Funeral from
her nSpheW 40 resdenee A5dre%
p. m Intermcnt Woodmere.
JONES-Deborah. In her saith year. at
the residence OF her daughter. Mrs
T.. A. Coonley. 267 Warren-ave. west.
March 90. 1909. The deceased leaves
five children. Mrs. r. A. Coonley. Mrs
II w Johnson OF Detroit Messrs. A.
D.. W. ID and Geo. -. Jones. all OF
SpringvilleSA " Y. Funeral Tuesday
n. m. at residence, 267 Warren-ave
west. Interment in Woodlawn Pri-
Vatc.
JASCH1 NSKI-At his late residence.
346 Magnolia-st. March 90, 1909 An
drew beloved husband OF Agnes. and
father Of Adolph Barney, Frank and
Louis Jaschiuski. aged IS years Fu-
neral Tuesday al a. m. from house
and at $40 n. m. In ST. Boniface
church.
MCCOKN NCK-Agnes, aged IS years. AT
fathers residence. Of Fiftcenth-st
daughter OF NJ. F.. and the late Mary
Mccormack: sister OF william. Idi-
line Mccormack. Notice OF funeral
later.
ST. JOHN-March 90. 1909. Mrs. John
st John. at her residence. I9S Fair
view-ave. wife OF John 81. John. aud
mother OF Mrs. Thomas Richard
Pohn. Adline and Andrew St Johns.
and sister % James, Andrew and
BENJAMIN OConnor. Funeral from
tho house Wednesdav at $50 and
from Church OF the Aurunclation at
. o'clock
THORPE March 20. William n. be-
loved husband Or Catherine Thorpe.
and father OF Mrs william HAYES.
Mrs Iohn v. stanton. aud Miss
Blanche Thorpe. Funeral from resi-
dence OF daughter. Mrs John -. stan
ton. No. SOS Fifteenth-st Tuesday,
at $50 y. m
S.E4+ t..ts w tsit-t 'taFits. beloved nus
band Of Mary Stuerwald. father OF
Charles \. Stuerwald, aged 80 years
months Funeral from residence,
536 Riopellc-st.. Tuesday. March -,
~ > O'Clock ,. IN.
" ATI.ACE- March 81. 1909. at resi-
dence. 80 Seldcn-ave.. George. hus-
band Of Christina Wallace. aged 63
yearS. Notice 81 funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
ACCUSES WIFE OF
B|CAMY; LANDS IN
CELL HIMSELF
JOHN cRUMP THREATENS HIS
SPOUSE WHO HAD REMARKED,
THINKING HERSELF DIVORCED,
AND POLICE LOCK HIM UP.

Seeking 10 effect the arrest of his
wife On charge of bigamy, John
Crump. barber from Lockport. n
T.. was arrested. Monday morning. 10y
Detectives Downey and Fox, and Is
held to answer complaint for threat
ening his wife's life.
Back OF the arrest is "A strange story
OF matrimonial disaster on the part
OF the wife. Alice Crump, now EN-.
ployed as housekeeper at 1879 Fifth-st
She formerly lived with Crump In To
ronto. Ont. but on July %. 1906, was
given what is termed property sep
aration" by Justice II. +. Kingsford. OF
Toronto. on the grounds that her hus-
band had abused her. neglected 10 pro-
vide for her. and drank To excess.
Crump was in Jail in Toronto At the
time, on the charge OF larceny.
Mrs. Crump. thinking that the Off
cially sealed paper constituted a
divorce. left Toronto, and later mar
ried Peter j. Vincent. OF Battle Creek.
One day she learned that she had no
divorce, whereupon she left Vincent.
and he. fearing prosecution for big
amy, on account of the marriage that
both had innocently contracted. fed
the country. Mrs. Crump came to De
troit. where she laid her case before
Attorney Herbert Bliss, who assured
her that she could have her marriage
annuled, and then sue Crump for the
divorce which would free her. Those
steps were Immediately taken.
Not being able TO find Crump. the
attorney resorted 10 publication Of the
notice that divorce bill had been
filed Feb 1. 1909. Under the law the
advertisement was To be inserted six
times. and is now appearing for the
sixth time, In the Detroit Legal News.
Last Saturday night Crump. who
had heard OF her marriage TO Vincent.
arrived In Detroit, and finding her en-
ployed as housekeeper for a man nam
ed Fox, visited the latter's house. ere
ated a disturbance. and later visited
Supt Downey and Chief Mcdonnell,
To whom he told a story of desertion
by his wife.
Detectives Downey and Fox were
sent out To bring the woman TO head
quarters. Sunday, but when she had
told her story she was not arrested.
Crump went back 10 the house. IL Is
alleged. and threatened his wife with
bodily harm. also declaring that he was
going 10 prosecute her. She referred
him to Attorney Bliss, and when
Crump walked into Mr. Bliss Office.
the latter called the police and had
Crump arrested
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
SELL BEER AT PICNIC
WITHOUT LICENSE

Three members OF Hungarian
revolutionary society in the Eigh-
teenth ward were before Judge Phelan
Monday on charge of violating the
liquor laws by selling beer without a
license at an indoor picnic given by
the club Dec 26.-TheY pleaded ignnr-
ance of the law, which. Judge Phelan
told them plainly. was no excuse. Just
10 impress II on their minds. the court
fined two Of the officers. Dan Gunsberg
and Ignatz Cross, go each. with the
option OF 30 days Ia Jail. The Judge
later relented some what and decided
to hold the matter open for few
DAYS. He suspended sentence on
Michael Gyokeres. who admitted dis
pensing the amber hlid, but insisted
that he would not have done SO If .
had known he was violating the law
He was simply obeying orders. he
said
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
DODGE GETS ALIMONY
CUT TO So A WEEK

Thomas L. Dodge, the former store
detective. and now a saloonkeeper at
Michigan and Cass-aves. who Is alleg-
ed to have deserted his wife and
young son, asked Judge Murphy. Mon
day to amend the order requiring him
TO pay sl2 per week alimony. When
the order was made Mrs. Dodge was
paying $50 per month rent. Since her
husband, left. her father and mother
have moved i'm with her. and they pay
the rent. Dodge also presented an
affidavit In which he swore that his
saloon business Is a losing venture.
In view OF this showing Judge Muir
ply reduced the alimony TO S. per
week. to run until the divorce suit is
digpCsed of
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
JOHN CONS|O|NE
DYING IN n. !.
SPORTING MAN, WELL KNOWN IN
DETROIT. is STRICKEN BY
HEMoRRHAGE OF BRAIN.

NEW YORK. March 22.-John Con
sidlne, one of the most widely known
sporting men in the country, well
known In Detroit is believed to be
dying in his room in the Hotel Metro
pole. Of which he is manager and part
owner.
He was stricken suddenly on Friday.
although he had been in poor health
for long time. He was found un.
conscious and evidently in very ser.
ious condition. The family physician
gave it as his opinion that Considine
had suffered hemorrhage OF the brain
and said there was little chance OF re.
covery. There was no change for the
better today.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
DAILY DEATH LIST

Louis r. Kelleher, 80 years. 247 Orch-
ard; pneumonia
Susan G. Hance. IL years, 22S1 w.
Boulevard; tumor.
Frank SaladZewski, 1 months, 16l H.
linois. commissions.
Allen Beddow. 10 years, st. Clair
Mich; abscess.
Theresa Wales. So years, 1876 w
Bethune; tuberculosis.
Harriet Hancock SIS years 2gI5
Grand blvd; carcinoma.
Patrick O'Donnell, 40 years, Marine
hospital. pneumonia.
Caroline Demardk. 36 years Grace
hospital: intestinal obstruction
Fred Geinst, 81 years, Eloise, Mich
exhaustion.
Wesley J. Sullivan, year, 46s La
Sale: influenza
Harger II. Rule, years: 445 Bagg;
scarlet fever.
Charles c. Monaghan. SO years, 49,
Twenty first. cancer.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
CHARGED WITH PASSING
FORGED CHECK OF SIS

Frank Speicher, a 20year-old chauf-
feur from Jersey City, y. j.. was ar
rested, Monday noon, by Detectives
Eeatep- and pa1keH, charged with pass
ing q forged check for SIS on William
f. Metzger. automobile dealer.
Young Speicher, who has been in
Detroit about two weeks, easily sur
mounted the difficulties put I'm his way
by Metzger. The latter advanced sl5
on the check. and then insisted that
Speicher get someone known to Metz
ger. 10 vouch for the check Speicner.
the detectives allegc. then wired 10 a
girl in the cast. who wired back un-
der the name OF a friend of Metzger
10 cash the check. which was prompt
" done
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
COURT WILL PERSONALLY
INVESTIGATE DOORS

Judge Connolly will personally in
yestigate the complaint against Ham
mond. Standish q Co. and T.. A. Frink
that their practice Of depositing hog
scrapings on vacant property on Lar
kins-ave.. between Warren and Mich.
gan-aves.. constitutes a nuisance Rest
dents OF the neighbOrhood alege that
the resultant odor IS nauscating AMI
a menace 10 the public health, and the
Judge feels that tho only just way To
determine the matter is TO take a
Whit himself Tho case accordingly
has been adjourned 90 Wednesday
morning.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
SAYS HE WAS STUNG
HARD IN HORSE DEAL

lie told me ne would guarantee
the horse for wind aud work. said
Frank n. Garnaey. Of No. 1910 Mack
ave. TO Justice Jeftries. Monday. Il
led the horse home with halter. but
when put the harness on II and tried
to drive il. you could hear its breath.
ing for block"
Garnaev gave SIS for the horse. and
Justice Jeffries gave him a warrant
charging Il. l.. Blair. OF No. 265 Han.
cock.aYe.. with obtaining money Dy
false pretenses.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
s,.s-a
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank Graham. 80. River Rouge;
May h Peters. 20. Detroit
Thaddcus Nelson. 81; Edna 4. Nickel.
Cornen. 3D. Clinton.
Thomas r. Nisbet, 81. Detroit: Mae
Genserke, 90. Alpena.
Charles Weingarten. 30; Tommy Ros-
en-, 22
Senix ID. billiard, 20; Viola Poole. 2i.
Emerson q. Freedlander, 20, Detroit :
Julia A. Gardner. 2l. Milford.
Charles j. sylvester. 20. Bertha Klein.
10.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
WOMAN MUST DIE
IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

ALBANY. n. Y, March 22.-Goy.
Hughes today refused TO interfere in
the case of Mary Farmer. sentenced 10
die in the electric chair next week al
Auburn for the murder OF Mrs. Sarah
Brennan AT Watertown, on April %.
last. Mrs. Farmers counsel had re-
ouested that he appoint a commission
OF three to inquire into her mental con
dition
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
COINCIDENCE? IT'S
: STRIKING ONE,
CERTAINLY
REV. JOHN SWEET, WHO PRAISES
MARTINDALE HENcHMAN AT
SuP'T's REQUEST, HAS oAUGH.
TIERS ON TEACHING STAFF.

On stationery ordered and paid for
by the board OF education and under
his Official letterhead, Superintendent
OF Schools Wales G.. Martindale sent
out by the wholesale. just before the
primaries, circulars lndorsing the can
didacy of School Inspector Leonard
/ who. notwithstanding the superintend
ents desperate efforts, was showed
under by George NJ. Condor. In the
letter Mr.. Martindale quotes the Rev
John Sweet, superintendent of the
Detroit district of the Methodist con
ference. as endorsing Mr.. Leonard a.
follows:
Mr.. Leonard's character is such IN
my estimation that il would take
sworn testimony OF the most direct
character TO shake my confidence In
his integrity. Ought not pastors and
churches to hesitate in attacking such
a man?'
Yes. | permitted Mr. Martindale t.
use my name in that connection" said
Mr. Sweet. Il spoke OF Mr.. Leonard
only as | know him In the church. He
Is a member OF the board OF trustees
OF the Preston NJ Il. church.
did the fact that two OF your
daughters are teachers in the schools
have anything to do with the use OF
your name?" was asked
II don't know that Mr.. Martindale
Is even aware OF the fact that they are
my daughters. That was not men.
toned"
The daughters in question are Lii.
liam NJ. Sweet. teacher in the Bar.
stow school, and Miss Minnie G.
Sweet. teacher in the Johnston
school.
Battle Hard Against Gang.
With the election only two weeks
away, interest I'm the contests for
school inspectors is growing keen, par
ticularly In the Eleventh. Thirteenth
ana Fifteenth wards where the big
battles will be fought Although In
spectors Burton and Goldberg, Coroner
Bennett and others of the "antis" who
are out to down the ring. II they can.
have been campaigning almost nightly
since early in February. they are show.
ing no signs OF fatigue. In fact, as
election day draws near, they are In
better fighting trim than ever, and
are prepared to give Martindale and
his crowd the fight OF their lives.
For the coming week, several Dor.
der" meetings are planned. and they
arc expected TO bring good results.
Border" meetings are those held on
the border line between two wards.
and thus the workers are able To kill
two birds with one stone" These
meetings have been arranged
principally in the interest of DR.. Thorn.
as Henderson. In the Thirteenth, an
DR.. ~. G. Brown, in the Fifteenth. and
IN addition, the house.to-house cat
vass started by the Women's indc'
PENDENT Voters association in these
wards will be carried on without 10
corruption.
DR.. Henderson says the outlook Is
very promising for the defeat OF Al.
Hely. The doctor has a large follow
ing in the Thirteenth. and is receiving
pledges OF support from many guar
ters where they were scarcely expect
ed. The Hely supporters, II is report
ed, are spending considerable money
and have succeeded in swinging n
number OF saloonkeepers into line.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
To GUT SCHOOL
BOARD TO NINE
BOARD OF COMMERCE WILL HAVE
BILL INTRODUCED IN LANs-
ING THIS WEEK

An educational bill. prepared with
the support of the Detroit Board OF
Commerce, will be introduced in Lans-
ing this week. II will provide that IN
cities OF the first-class, the school
boards shall consist Of nine members.
elected at large, only a portion Of the
board heing elected at a time. In
smaller cities. boards of seven and
five men will be the rule.
IL is not known as yet who VIII in
troduce the bill, but II will probably
have strong backing from the Wayne
delegation.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
CHAS. w. LILLER TO
SUCCEED KEELING

WASHINGTON. March 22.-The
president today sent TO the senate the
nomination Of Charles w Liller 10 be
United states district attorney for In.
diana az successor of Joseph b. Keel
Ing. who resigned rather than prose.
cute the Panama libel cases.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
BINGHAM ASKS 100000
FOR SECRET POLICE

NEW YORK, March 22.-As re-
suit Of the assassination Of Lieut.. Pc
trosino. Police Commissioners bingham
today sent to the board Of aldermen
request for n 100000 bond issue.
the proceeds TO be used In toe main
tainauce ~ secret police branch.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
SECRETARY OF WAR
TO VISIT ISTHMUS

WASHINGTON. March r. Secrc.
tary Of War Dickinson will sail for
Panama from New York about April
Is and make an inspection .our of tho
canal. The date was arranged after
a conference with the president this
morning
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
PRESIDENT CONSIDERS
PANAMA LIBEL PAPERS

WASHINGTON. March 25.-At $50
o'clock this morning a special messen-
ger from the Office OF the attorney.
general brought the papers In the
Panama libel case 10 the WHITE House
They were carried directly 10 tho
president. who at once took them up
fnr consideration
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
Castro Leaves Dresden.

DRESDEN. March 22-Cipriaro
Castro. the former president OF venc-
zuela. left here today for Cologne on
his way 10 Bordeaux. where he Will
embark March 26 on the steamer
Guadeloupe for some Caribbean port.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
mnsn.t oIstrleutc I'D "a

Judge Connolly suspended sentence.
Monday. ON Anna Roberts. charged
with distributing free samples OF a
herb tea guaranteed 90 cure practically
all the Ills 10 which the flesh is heir
The defendant promised 60 refrain
from distributing any more Of the sam.
pies, though she assured the court
that the tea. I'm spite OF It's wonderful
P0wer as curative. Is perfectly harm
less
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
WANTS WRECK OF
MAINE RAISED

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Rep;
Sulzer. OF New York, today introduced
a bill providing for the raising of the
wreck OF the Maine in Havana harbor.
and the burial Of the bodies still in
the wreck A bill was also introduced
by MIR. Sulzer for the relief of the vic
tins OF the Gen Slocum disaster.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERuRBAN LINES.
Detroit United Interur ban Lines.

Detroit United Inferur ban Iine.-
BfHfFEDS-3.i5 "A. III. and
AIS y. IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint. a.. m. and every two hours to
Rochester and Romeo. 5 a m. and
every two hours TO 10 y. M: also II
y. IN.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs--7:4s
m. l0:4S a. IN. $50 y m. 6;54 y. m
only. ii y. IN. Locals for New BaIfi.
more. Alsonao. Marine City and Port
Huron. hourly. a. IN. to y. m: also
y. IN to Marine City. To Mt Clemens.
half- hourly; $40 a. m m. e. =. IN. and
Shore Line. hourly. Gas a. m. to s:ss
D. m. also ii y. IN
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-s;2O a. m.
40 a. M. 2.2o and $50 y. m Locals
FOR lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly, ESQ a. IN. TO sac y. IN.
also 80 and IL p. w. for Monroe
JACKSON LfMITEDs-1:t5 A m
10 and ert5 y. rJs Locals for Jacx.
son. a.. and every two hours until
. D. m. for Ann Arbor. 6 a. m. and
Worthwhile. 1870 a. m. ard every two
hours until $50 y. m. also p. IN. and
IL D. m. saline cars from YpsilantL
For Mynndofte aud Trenton--5.3S a.
m and half hourly to s:S3 y. m: hourly
20 s ;,, pba1shaS 1nday sss Sas At
For Royal OAK. birmingham ass
Pontia~-G.3p a. m. then half-hourly
until y. m. then hourly until IL y. M
First car one-half hour later on sun
FOR Farminston and Northvfne--s q
m and hourly until IL Pm tor
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. 6. z. .. IL g
m; 4, 2. 3. 4. 6, Z. 3. IL .. m.
Last cars await closing OF theatsrA
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
MEETING NOTICES.

ST ANDREWS sOCIETY-A special
meeting OF the members OF this So
cicts b. called fUr this evening at
thcir hall. CongrcsE-st cast. at -
n -l. TO take action and make final
arrangements in regard To the tu
neral OF our loved brother. Robort
Hopkin. Robert Gcrric. Pres. and
~ Y Elgers.. Sec.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
GOV. CURRY ASSAULTS
EDITOR AND RESIGNS

SANTA FE. n. NJ. Marcn 22.-Cioy.
furry Resigned MS 0fTIce following an
assault on a local editor.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-23
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Charles Comisky, 1862 Antoine.
Edward Nowicki. 1873 ST. Aubin.
herman Gorschke. lis Pierce.
Frank Swarz. 235 Mack
William Dust. ll2 Wendell
George Fallowfeld. 2S2 Melbourne.
BOYS.
Edward Segofski $50 Alexandrine.
Louis Gignac. 632 Chene.