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Winners at MillWOOd


Saturday, before one of the largest
crowds ever seen there.
The horses were we'll handled.
and everything went off in perfect
order.
Grand Slam, the handsome black
of DIR. A. p. Osborne, of Berry
vile, carried off blue ribbons in
road tandem, ladies' driving and
runabout classes.
The full list of winners was as
follows:
Heavy draft mare and sucking
coIt-1st, r. G. Mitchell: I'd, Clay
Carr; Sd, +. G. Butler.
Mare and sucking colt, half
bred or better, suitable to become
hunters-1st, j. h. Lindsey; ID,
j. b. Lindsey; 3D., w. ID. Wise
carver.
Mare and sucking colt. suitable
to become harness horses-lst,
Milton Valley Farm: I'd, Clay
Carr; 3D., DIR. A. b. Tucker.
Pau Puk Keewis colt, under 3
years old-lSt, Napier Tandy,
Bowlcs Lippitt: I'd. w. f. Ran
dolph.
Pair of Hunters, shown abreast
over 3 and 3t-foot jumps-lst.
Andy and Glenwyn, +. G.. Butler:
%, Confederate and mate, +. b.
Jacobs; Sd, CIearmont and Boston.
Bowles Lippitt.
Ladies Single Drivers - LIST,
Grand Slam, DR.. \. Z. Osborne:
I'd, Baltimore Girl, Kenneth n.
Gilpin; Sd, Roxie, DIR. A. b.
Tucker.
General Utility, horses that have
been worked on a farm and suita-
bic for riding or driving-1st.
Queen, Kenneth n. Gilpin; I'd,
Milton Valley Farm; Sd, Flash,
c. b. Jones.
Road Tandam-1st, Grand Slam
and Parson Kinks. DIR. A. p.
Osborne; I'd, Lady Winifred' and
Baltimore Girl, Kenneth y. Gilpin.
Park Saddle-lst. Roger Will
liamS: ID, Lillian b. Kenneth n.
Gilpin; Sd, Income, &. Mullikin.
Green Hunters-lst. Tempta-
ton, Miss Terry Dulaney; 2d.
Irish Lass, II. q. Mitchell; Sd,
Autocrat. f. b. Jacobs.
Rnnabout Horses list. Grand
Slam, DIR. A. Z. Osborne; I'd,
Baltimore Girl, Kenneth \. Gil
pin; Bird, Roxie. DR.. A. Il. Tucker.
Hunters and Jumpers-1st,
Lady Teasel, +. b. Jacobs; ID,
Bachelor, Miss Terry Dulany: Sd,
Buster Brown, Geo. ii. Burwell.
Spike Team-1st, G. Mullikin.
Pony Saddle Class-lst, Captain
Jack, G. f. Taylor; I'd, Mistletoe,
Miss Mary w. Byrd; Sd, Dandy
jim, G, Mullikin.
Hunting Class-1st. Lady Teasel,
+. b. Jacobs; %, Buster Brown,
Geo. III. Burwell, Jr.; Sd, Andy
f. q. Butler.
Pony Harness Glass list, Cap
tain Jack, q. +. Taylor; 2d, Entry
c. Mullikin; Sd, Daisy, c. b
Jones.
Three-Quarter-Mile Dash-lst
Herman Gibson; ID, Allen Stuart
Sd, Edison Live Stock Co.
Club Members Flat Race,
miles-lst, Keith, Kenneth Gilpir
riding; I'd, James Lindsey riding
Sd, Putnam, +. b. Jacobs riding
The show was managed by
committee from the Hunt Clul
composed of Messrs. X. G.. Nit
chell, Townsend Burwell an,
Lodge Bowles. and they wer
highly complimentcd upon thei
success in handling their first show
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Stockholders Meeting.

a meeting of the stockholders of
the Berryville Turnpike Company
will be held at the First National
Bank, in Berryville, Va, on Mon.
day, August 9, 1909.
p. MCCoRMcK,
Is 5t Secretary.
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Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of The BerryviIle Milling
Company will be held in the Direc-
tors room of the First National
Bank at Scranton. Pa. on Friday.
July 8, at $50 a. m.
A. W. Dickson.
Secretary.
GEO. WM. Cone,
President.
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IN the big free piano contest at
Coyner 4 Coiner's. up To Tuesday
night, is as follows:
Myrtle Bell 1o42ss
Miss May Castleman 1O3s7o
Mildred Roland loOsso
Miss Margaret Macomb 753o5
Blessing Whitaker 5e3O5
Mercy Kercheval 24O9O
Miss Charlotte Morris 21215
Mrs. Mabel +. Mcdonald lsO95
Miss Mossie Feltner 1880
Mrs. Dora Lee 1910
Miss Gertrude Shepherd lls45
Boyce High School 1O735
Miss Agnes ShopIard l0535
BerryviIle High School 1905
Mrs. Howard Morrison 9O5O
Miss Margretta Whiting 1925
Miss \ Winnie Wiilinghsm 1865
Nellie Jones 7455
Miss Annie Striking 1895
Mis- Mary &. Hardesty 1870
S.o@cwall Chapter. L. ID. &. COS
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The Piano Contest.

The standing of the contestants
IN the big free piano contest at
Ooyner x Coiner's, up To Tuesday
niyht - a.. ELL
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
MORBID CROWDS
co TO CHINATOWN
Streets Usually Quiet Now Resound
With Babble of Mixed Tongues
Since Murder of Elsie Sigel.

NEW YORK. June 25.-Because a
terribly misguided young girl was
murdered by her slanteyel lover, the
morbiG-minded are crOwdlng 10 China
town these nights ia unprecedented
numbers YOu see them coming down
the Bowory hanging 10 the ride rails
of the rubber neck wagons They
come on street cars and on foot. men
and women. young girls and little
children. all dragging each other q
the narrow streets OF the oriental
quarter To cape in wide-eyed wonder
at the quaint balUstrated buildings
the dark and smelly tenements
and the chop sucy joints 1t is
a sensation for them when sinking
Chinaran or bareheaded woman
crosses MOtt-st.
Streets usually quiet now resourd
from early evening until daylight with
the babble OF mixed tongues from Har-
Jcm. from Jersey City London, Paris,
Canton. Chicago and Kalamazoo.
Bland and interesting.
Chinatown life is an unpleasant sub.
ject at the best. but the presence OF
its people, some 5000 in number,
makes 1t a factor 10 be dealt with. Its
population Is not AS great as thc
Chinese population Of San Francisco,
but il is the Chinese headquarters
OF the United States. 1t covers an
area OF eight square blocks in the
Every heart Of the city, five minutes
walk from the city hall The laundry
men from Maine to ST. Louis make
regular pigrimages here. The ex-
terror of the town Is bland and inter.
esting and somewhat fascinating 10
the curious mind-like Chinaman's
face.
It's shabby brick walls conceal I'm.
iauitics almost unbelievable. Its un.
,derground tunnels lead to scenes of
sodden depravity in black contrast 10
the gayly lighted restaurants like the
Port Arthur where Elsie Sigel met
the wolves that destroyed her.
Gambling and Smoking Dens.
AS the owl courts the gopher. SO
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
MOST ANYTHING

you know what to do with. but it's
hard 10 face the divorce court spot
light later on.
Wonder what's the matter with
China? All our prominent citizens
are refusing 10 serve as minister 70
the land of Confucius.
When Shakespeare in THE Merry
Wives OF Windsor speaks of gourds
means dice with secret cavity.
Bellona was the goddess OF war in
Roman mythology She was also the
wife Of Mars. Draw your own con.
ciusiOns.
Cut your oilcloth four inches longer
than your kitchen table, and paste
smoothly on the top. with thick -four
Paste. When the top is dry, paste
the edges under. Your table will al.
ways look better and the oilcloth will
last longer than II left loose.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
DIED

FRASER-Mr. Martin Fraser. June %.
OF william Fraser. OF Howell. Dom
aid. Of London. ont. and Duncan. OF
Niagara Falls. Burial at Howell,
Mich. London and st. Thomas pa
pers please copy.
Fonda Carol. infant daughter Of
Bernard J. and Ida T. Fox. $50 Yer
mont-ave. Funeral private
LANDAU-June %. at hcr residence,
Royal oak. Agnes. beloved wife Of
Frank Landau. mother Of Rachael
daughter Of Mrs. Ann Potter, sister
OF Mrs +. Albro. and Miss Edith Pot
ter Of detroit. Mrs NJ sullivan. OF
Rochester, Miles and James Potter
OF Milford. and W j. Potter Of
Southneld Funeral Saturday at 2
o'clock from -. Mary's church. Royal
oak Tntcrmcnt In Royal oak ceme-
terry.
POLLOCK-June p. Parkersburg. "
-Ns-4t+hH-P Pollock beloved son of
Mrs Mary Pollock. and brother of
Robert. William. Andrew and Miss
Mary Pollock Funeral from tho fam
fly residence. AZ Bcaufait-ave.. Sat
urday at y. M.
SCHWEMER-Junc "a 1909 az resi-
dencc IS Pine-st, Euntce Barbara.
only child OF Arthur L and Josie G.
Schwemer. Burial at Saginaw, Mich.
WILSON-Dr Thomas p, at Upper
MOntclair, y. J.. IN his seventy eighth
year. Tuesday. June % father OF DR.
Harold Wilson, OF Detroit. and Mrs
l. X. Comstock. OF Upper Montclair
Cleveland and Norwalk. o.. and Ann
Arbor papers please copy.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
BIRTHS

BOYS.
William Dillon. 30t Grand boulevard
Albert Foodlander 101 Reeder.
Clifton Rogers, sc Lexington.
James Thompson, 1912 Wabash.
VIM Milne, rs Eighth.
Ignatz BrzymkowskI, 522 Linden.
Albert q Rourke. G2 Hastings.
John Rcding. 1894 Crane.
Henry Baker. 1899 Twenty-third.
Mathew WILSON, sixteenth ST.
George McCurdy. COL Fourteenth.
Michael Drankievitch. g23 Frederick
Joseph Welk, S27 Ferry.
Apollonia Nalgoi, 2s9 wilkins.
Eugene Clayton. 301 Nineteenth.
GIRLS.
Henry Groesleck 635 Porter.
John Wines. esq Common wealth.
Emery johnson. i16 Harrison.
Salvador D'Croilen. IS Livingstone.
Frank Blasak, $50 Twcnty-fourth.
Charles Johnson. 1863 Lawrence.
George Buyers. 1910 Wabash.
Iiartwell Darison. sG7 second.
Assemble MascIa. CTS kiOpelle.
Ferdinand Richez. i0G Fort.
Joseph Erdman. 93i Congress.
Alfred Colyer. 1927 Fourth.
Joseph Mcnamara, 402 Hubbard.
Herman Votenz. 533 Dix
stefan Klonowfski. 1860 Campbell.
Cara Ferguson, 535 Baldwin.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

do the criminal and vicious seek out
the Chinaman. In rear tenements
tone such house has no windows)
there are club rooms. drinking
rooms. fan tan gambling joints and
opium smoking dens where the
criminal and the Chinaman associate
on even terms. The depravity in these
places Is unfit for the eyes OF decent
inan or woman, and unfit 10 be de-
scribed
AS Cauck Connors says, 1T is all
| easy drift from the white light dis
l riot 10 Chinatown, for the woman
who doesn't care" Thus has China
town accumulated the dregs OF the
lowest social order. The thieves aud
scoundrels come as II from instinct.
There is one notorious club or
drinking room which is entered from
Boyers-st through long, dark. GOV
cred alley. The writer has seen as
high as 30 men. women and little
girls seated at the round tables in
this joint at midnight, drinking. sing,
! ing, Carousing.
Josie" the girl for whom the police
have been searching since the Elsie
Sigel murder, believing that she could
throw light into the darker places
| OF Chinatown, was regular habitue
of this joint She is a slim, seduc-
tvie looking female, with shifty eyes
and thin. nervous lips, and her manner
/ Is mysterious and haunting. IL is said
/ that this young vienna. not more
than 20 years old, is responsible for
the ruined lives of many young girls
whom she has brought TO Chinatown.
II is said Of her that she makes II
her business TO get acquainted with
girls on the street and induce them
To visit Chinatown, their fate being
sealed In one of the dens. Josie has
been in Chinatown three years She
came of a respectable family Of Long
Island city.
Dream Their Unholy Dreams.
The police have never been able 70
stamp out opium smoking. There are
number of opium joints fully
equipped and where the smokers
dream their unholy Greams in hunks
set up in tiers.
A Chinese woman IS rarely seen in
Chinatown. II is said that there are
less than n dozen female orientals in
the quarters.
They are kept closely confined
There are several Chinese missions
in the district mainly populated by
whites. Occasionally Chinaman
drifts in, but he is OF the Sunday
school type.
For several years there has been a
good deal OF criticism Of mission
workers for inviting Cinnamon 10
Sunday meetings at their homes. An
ugly scandal resulted from such a
meeting In Brooklyn not long ago.
Fob Printing Zone night Times Print
ting Co.. 10 John R-st. Phone 1924
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

He--I believe can hear your moth
er coming down TO say good night"
She--Oh. no. Mother is a late sleep
or. II must be the maid coming down
TO lay the fre-Sketchy Bits.
Poor old Abdul lIamid-now they're
trying to kidnap him. II would serve
the would-be kidnapers right If the
, different Mrs. A. Hands would refuse
20 pay the rGnsom.
What a picnic Fairbanks must be
having in Japan, where cherries are
thicker than noaters at election.
There's many q man who would like
10 hold down the presidents chair
who's now holding down a park bench.
\ genius is a human storage bat.
terry ~ vital voltage; when his wires
get crossed he's only crazy.
It's lovely to have more money than
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Robert Forde, ~ years. ST. aMrys
hospital. tuberculosis
Bernadcna ROdemski year, 2S7
Roosevelt. commissions.
John Reece. 63 years. 81. Marys hos
pital senility.
Daiscy Rimmell. 1 year. 627 Twelfth;
convulsions.
Elizabeth Balsley 75 years, 400 How
ard old age
charlotte Dawson. 80 years. Harper
hospital cardiac Utilization.
Alfred II. Lumley. months, 1927 RI
ward. cholera infantum
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
WEST SIDE.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william l. Holdt, %: Christians
Sphinx. "a.
John Tank. 81; Anna Fahner, 10.
Max Rudel 81, Anna p. Schmit, "a.
Gus leasing, %; Lillian Posen, 81
Chas. p. Richardson, 81; Ruth Han
John E. Petzer. rs. Sterling. Colo.
Elizabeth J Babcock. FL. Wyandotte.
John Fowler, q. Detroit; elijah Arm
strong. 81. Romeo.
Romayne Dotson. 81. Ceylon, MINI.
George Ferris, %, Highland Park.
Jay NJ Hamilton. AZ; Emma {. Cald-
well, SO.
William Mruckman, "a, Blanche r
Grimshaw. 20.
Henry C. Dehn, 2S; Manda A. Engel
10.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

WANTED Furnished room By gentle
man and pleasure. of entertaining n
young lady while visiting IN Detroit
and vicinity. References Address
Bank Clerk, care Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

For CLEVELAND. PrTTsBURO and aH
points south and east Leave DAILY 10: g
3. NJ. Fare 20 Cleveland. 81 Prttsburr.
tLS. Berths. 81 and no. Room, aM
For MAChJNAC, Alpena and Way Porte
Mondays and Saturdays, d. m: We'd
net'iays and Fridays. $50 a. m For TO-
LBDO. Sundays and Fridays eco D. m.
Tuesdays and Thursdays. s46 a. m For
bUFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS, New York
CITY and the EAst. leave week DAYS n m
Sundays q. m. Week End Excursions
90 Cleveland. Buffalo and Niagara Fnas
eyery Saturday SAGTNAW-BAY CITY Dr.
VISION steamer ioaves (Randolph street
GocO, Tuesdays and Fridays. 10 a. m.
SPECIAL STEAMER TO MACRINAC
AND ST IGNACD Mondays ard Thurs-
days. $50 a. m. TO GOODRICH THURS
DAYS $50 a. m. Daylight trip to Clcve-
land every Sunday and "Wednesday, ESQ
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
PERSONAL.
FoR sALE-REsIDENCE PR0PnR7T.
ANTOINE ST

Between Gratiot and Congress-Thir-'
ten-room house, with furnace, bath.
gas. now rented for SIS per month.
Price 81 800 for quick sale. See
LAMBRECHT, KELLY & COMPANY
S4 Griswold-st
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest ccitifcale, good for
one cremation. l.. X. Kolb Treas
and General Manager 1925 T.. Boule-
ward. Phone Ridge 500.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

job Printing done right Times Print
mg Co.. 10 John R.-st Phone i49s.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURnAN LINES

Detroit United Interurban Lines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-s:15 a. m, 1910
2. m. and 4:l0 p. m. Locals for Flint.
z n. m. and every two hours TO %. m,
saturday afternoons and all Sundays
hourly To Oxford, Rochester and
Romeo. z a. m, and hourly TO IL p. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7:45a a. M,
lO.f5 a. m, 3:45 D. M. 6.45 p. m, Satur-
days only, 12:45 p. m: Sundays only.
y .. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly,
rine City. To Mt. Clemens, half hourly
$50 a. m. 10 Z p. m. and hourly to II
p. m. To Mt. Clemens via short Line
hourly. 6:23 a. m. to 9:2S y. m, also
IL r. m.
TOLEDO IMITCDs-s:2o A. m. 1870
n. m. 2:20 and SEQ D. m. Locals for
Toledo, hourly. $50 a. m to $3.50 %. m.
also $3.50 and / p m. for Monroe
JACKSON LIMITEDS-7:4B a. m
1245 and 345 D. m. Locals for jack
son. a. IN. and every two hours to,
2 p. m: for Ann Arbor, A. m. and
hourly TO / p M: for Plymouth and
Worthwhile, $50 n. IN. and hourly to 1880,
n. m, also n. m. and IL ID. m. Saline
cars from Ypsilanti.
For Wynndotte and Trenton-5:sa n
IN. and half-hourly to 1888 ID. M, hour
" TO 1913 p m. Sundays. first car at
LOB. with -half-hourly service daily
Fer Royal Oak, Birming ham ana
Pontinc--6.30 n. m, then half-houriyI
until r. m, then hourly until IL %. m
Extra service Sundays.
For Pennington, Worthwhile, Orchard
Lake and Pontiac-6 a. IN. and hourly
until IL u. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
DIED.

WOEHL-June 23. at residence. Green
field, Clara A, beloved wife OF Louis
Woehl. Jr., aged 20 years. 6 months.
IL days. Funeral Saturday. D. m.
from residence. and 80 at Memorial
NJ. Z. church. Highland Park. Bur
ial at Royal Oak.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one AFTER compile tin .
one of our courses Day and Night
are positively unequaled IN Michigan
Detroit Business University. 1924
WilcoX-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

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ting Co.. 10 John R-st. Phone 1913
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

SER uno Srau Sobn 3oeOt.
mann melde mebrere Sabre in Min.
neupolis pobnten, iino bier bel Ser.
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5t barten.
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ternebmer uno Ird)iteften 0ieies
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-22

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tie 8tpei 8oden 5ubringen miro.
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baben Die Treiie I'M 3.7 Gents oas
Quart erb0bt.
-Snfolge Oes pielen &egerrS mar
Mittnod Die Sirit Greet 10 bod
angeidwoaen Dab Soitbote Slider
ieinc BoitabIieferilng iiber Die Greet
ni6t ausOebnen fonnte.
-9err mo 6rou Otto @aebler,
bon ct. 2ouis, langten Mittwod
bier an uno befinOen iid bel Serrn
@aebler's @ltern, Ben gbeIeliten
@riit 8aebler, 81 8eiud.
-Srau 6. 9. Snden fam 9ien-
tag BON Stolpe I'M lGngere 3eit
bier 81 6leiben. Sic lit bel ibrer
S6piegertodter 6rau gmanba On.
den 81 Saliie.
SER 6ran5 @uentber, bon
Clinton, 30, auf Der Seimreiie bon
Cairo, SIS, itieg am 8ienstag bier
ab Inn ieirren @ltern einen 8eild
ab5uitatten. Gr reiite Wittluo6
beim.
-Serr Senrp Snfer, bon Stolpe
bra6te 9ienstag per Boot 200 Sal
LETT Sleebelt DelfeS Die 8iitiaerp er.
belt. @err 6rit $. Boil bate
ebeniaIs $50 9allen unO Serr
9riiffe 100 9aQen.
-6rou Ollie Slater fam Glen.
flag BON Ct. 2ouis bier all Inn ibre
glterrL Sltoge @eper II. @ottin 81
beiuden. SIR @atte, Serr g1lgen
SIater, lit IN eilem ct. 2ouiIer
@ospitol franf, a6er iett dllf gutter
9eiiermtg,
-Gler. Sboflep, bon 8larto,
nel6er ii6 Iette ISOLDE in ct. Soltts
a4fbielt, i6Ieppte elm Sai6enbu1
1920 ettbalteno init ii9 berum, II.
pur6e i'm Salafe berait6t. Die
0iebe legten linn OF SteIle oeS erlt'
nerl6etcn @eloes 3eitungspapier iis
3oi6enbu6.
-@ottlie6 @llmper, bon GtonDs
bill, mar 9ietstag bier i'm cine
0airD Sbort 9orr Stub, lpelAe er
bon ser MISUNDERSTANDING Der
q aatsuniperiitGt g%cfatft, a~b5nbolen.
Serr @tnnper pereOelt ieiren Gie9.
itono moimmer tbunlid, uno finnet
8ortbeil babel.
SEER gilbert @ltentber lit am
leBten Samstag bon ieiner &eiie
nu6 GeutidlonO bicrber 8ltriidge-
febrt, in better @eiuuobeit, sebeiIt
bon f6rperlid)en 2eioen. Gr idpelGt
in idoren H-eiieerimerungen II. Der.
lebter i16ner Gage i'm alien Batter
lottbe Grinnerun9en al melde er
lotgc 5ebren miro.