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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-08


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hold the election q said yoting places.
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strong,s Clnb House Commission
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-08

Next Sunday the 14 the letter carriers will have their
troubles Have you selected your Valentines yet? We have
the and latest heart oeart talks paper "A visit
store will reveal Valentine variety before attempted
in this city, We've many novelties the fad this year quaint
conceits bearing witty legends which much favor
Then there's the COMICS post cards. designs large fancy
ones, and large variety of Books in Valentine dress
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1909-02-08
Large Variety Of Prices

Large Fancy Ones at $500 $500 $500 and an boxed
Smaller Fancy Ones at &c. Soc and down 10c all boxed
Dainty Booklets Soc, Csc and down to &c.
Then there the ones with easel backs large red hearts
decorated with beautiful heads cupids etc. The small hearts
at lie each for the children
It is impossible give you any idea of the variety
Come in and look them We will be pleased
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

ahd Mrs. Aiken spend much Of their
time In Cuba, where Mr.. Aiken owns
large interests In sugar plantations.
In the persons of the new secretary
OF the interior and Mrs. Ballinger
Washington will simply renew pleas
ant acquaintance made several years
ago. when Mr. Ballinger served as
commissioner OF the land office. Mrs.
Ballinger Is native OF Lee. Mass.
She Is Wellesley woman, and sup
plementing her college course came a
prolonged residence abroad, much
time having been passed in Germany
Since her marriage Mrs. Ballinger
has resided on the Pacific coast. ana
like all fasteners has fallen prey
TO the charms OF the country 10 which
she Is Loyalty attached. or the two
sons one is pursuing classical course
at Williams college. and the other. Il
lad about the age OF the president :
son. Charlie, Is I'm school9it Seattle.
Mrs. Charles Nagel wife of the new
secretary OF commerce and labor, ID
member Of one OF the old-time and ex.
elusive families OF ST. Louis. Gifted
mentally and charming In manner, she
has all the characteristics of the we'll
bred, well-poised woman. She Is tail
and slender, has soft blue eyes. whi'e
her browning beauty Ia well-carrieu
head of soft. wayy brown hair. III
which the threads OF silver are Just
beginning to show. Mrs. Nagel, being
In heavy mourning, Will take no part
In the social life OF the capital FOR
some time TO come.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
WATER" IS GREEK
To THE FACE OF
THIS CREEK
JUDGE PHElAN COULDN'T MAKE
SAM MARANAS UNDERSTAND
WHAT HE MEANT BY TERM
WILL LET CONNOLLY TRY.

Water" said Judge Phelan. Tues
day morning, addressing Sam
Maranas, Greek, lis the stun that
boats run on.
IL was probably the first coure de-
cision on the real adaptability OF the
fluid which has caused all OF the
trouble between tnep rohioitionists
and the liquor men. II was given III
spirit of desperation.
Sam, a peddler appeared77on the
charge OF violating the peddlers' ordi'
nance.
He has been cautioned innumerable
times.
Tuesday morning, Sam apparently
needed a bath The Judge was trying
TO impress that on Sam, but Sam
shrugged his shoulders.
No understand" he said.
Judge Phelan dipped his hands in
ali invisible wash bowl. and passed
them over his face.
"See?" he asked Sam. "Washee-
washee. Water water! Splash. On
the face! Understand"
"Nus understand said Sam. dog
gedly.
We'll. water Is the stun that they
run boats on. said the Judge. help
lessly. Sometimes they use II to
wash faces with"
And some people drink IT," inter
jected a bystander.
No understand" said Sam.
Sam. do you know where the jail
,s?" asked the judge finally.
UNI" said Sam. Been there.
Well. you go back there till Judge
Connolly gets back. Maybe he can
talk Greek. I'll remand you for Is
hours" said the Judge.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
SECOND HUSBAND
USES HER AL|MONY
CHARGE is MADE BY WOMAN
WHO is AGAIN IN COURT
SEEKING A DIVORCE.

ST. LOUIS. March i0.-H0w her
young husband. but little more than
half her age, Travelled the primrose
path and scattered her money, how
he pawned thousands OF dollars worth
OF her diamonds. how he locked her IN
Il room and fired a pistol at her. are
described In petition for divorce filed
I'm East 81. Louis by Mrs. Ida Drew
Helm. McCollum. who eight years ago
obtained a divorce and u fortune In
alimony from VI. u. Helm, the East
ST. Louis brewer.
The husband Ebert McCollum,
twenty-six years old. told her in the
beginning OF their romantic courtship.
which started ~ Hot Springs, Ark.
and finished with an elorement from
East ST. Louis TO Alton. according 10
the papers in the case. that he was
the son OF an immensely rich former
governor of Arkansas.
But now the family declares an In
testigation has failed To uncover the
name OF McCollum among the list al
governors of Arkansas. McCollum.
his sister-in-law says. is supposed 20
be working DIS a private detective IN
St Louis. An unsuccessful enort was
maue by deputy sheriff in East ~
Louis 10 find him and serve the pa
pers in the divorce suit.
Mrs. Helm. McCollum is living with
a sister. Mrs. H. j. Pfeiffer. OF No. lbll
State-st. East ST. Louis. Mrs. Nc
Collum refused to be seen, but Mrs.
Pfeiffer talked freely of the shattered
romance
My sister divorced Mr.. Helm in
Kansas City. where he now nves,
said Mrs. Pfeiffer. She got heap
of money IN alimony. ! won't say
how much. but IL was plenty.
"McColum followed my sister tn
East st. Louis and hung around here
for awh lille My mother and | tried
to prevent any marriage. but they
eloped 10 Alton and stayed at our
home for several days and then went
on their honeymoon.
Il guess they would have stayed
here indefinitely. but | put McCollum
out of the house. My sister had made
nv husband a gift OF 5000. McCollum
heard about that and, pretending !,
was a debt, put the claim in the hands
of lawyer 10 get even with us Tor
ordering MIN away. But we didn't pay
the money.
They went first TO FL Paso, Tex,
and nv sister says and has alleged
I'm her divorce suit that McCollum
spent $1,000 OF her money leading a
gay life en- The way 10 and after their
arrival at FL Paso. He kept her lock
ed in room most Of the time.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
ron sALE-RnsIDENCE PROPERTY
100 GOODWIN

100 GOODWIN
Near Holbrook. See IL today. This
house must he sold and we are IN
structed 10 accept the first reason
able oner. House is two stories. with
bath. gas and cellar. rooms: can
have immediate possession.
500 DOWN.
And easy monthly payments, buys nice
new cottages with attic, also fine
bath. pantry. etc. on paved street
south of Gratiot. near schools. etc.
Price $1,750.
SHERIDAN-AvE.. south OF Gratlot, 3
story house. bath. gas, cellar; slpO
LAKE SHORE LOTS.
Now Is the time to look around We
have the only good lots with nice
beach between Crosse Pointe and
Bingham's. They extend from JefYer
son right To Lake ST. Clair
REAL SNAPS.
60x165: west side OF Van Dyke.
south of St Paul; all improve.
nents .................. 30
KERCHEVAL-AVE.. corner. near
Van Dyke. the only one left. will
build to suit
HELEN. between Boulevard and
Harper only a few left, paved
street. sewer. water: cement
Walks, al ......t.H'.... tuu
GRATIOT. near Robins. ........... AIS
HURLBUT. y block from Mack 800
ST. CLAIR south OF Mack; cement
walks ...... observation-disclosures. 800
CANTON. south or Harper $500, go
LAST Your East Side Property with
Us and Get Results.
Lambrecht. Kelly & Co.
Both phones 315 50 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Foh sALE-FARMs,
FARMS !

o A near rapid railway. M. from
city limits! rich black loan soil.
house, barn, aud other buildings,
$500.
Nj. from city hail. clay and black
sand soil. all cultivated except 20 A.
pastures. good brick house barn AMI
orchard. Would take city property
az part payment
80 a. fruit farm on car line. near
city limits In Ann Arbor. 5000 peach
trees. 100 pear trees. zoe apple trees,
200 cherry and plum trees. 1000 cur
rant bushes, 500 grape vines. ] A.
raspberries. \. strawberries. fair
house, good barn and fruit house.
poultry house. work shop, corn crib
etc. lO2 e. well. steel windmill,
splendidly located. $500. Ia cash:
100 A., NJ. from Fenton. 1876 a.
plowland. ~ A. seeded, ID A. rye,
some timber. large house. and two
good barns. one OF them with base
ment, other good outbuildings. Perk :
ms windmill, good fences. plenty OF
fruit. phone and free mail delivery
500 per ~. 5000 down: balance time
90 A.. y NJ. from Holly, gravel and
sand loan, good condition, all I'M
proved, reaches TO lake, small part
OF II garden muck small orchard.
good for fruit. poultry and dairy. To-
Gated on macadamized road il-room
house. hard and soft water, electric
lights and all modern conycniehces
good lawn and shade. 3ONi0 hip roof
barn aud other outbuildings. $1,000
or $500 with stock, implements, etc.
100 A., near Holly, good farm
house. fine barns and other outbuild =
ings. 100 A. piowland. excellent SOIL
balance timber and pasture, good
water; $4,000. -
$50 A., NJ from South Lyons. lao
A. tillabie land. Is A. ow pasture.
20 A. woods. soil gravel ana sahuy
loan, good Broom frame house, Gel
lar. cistern. large barns. wei Win
windmill. good fences. small STREAM
runs through back OF farm, splendid
Is located. good view or country 10.
miles around. In one OF the best farm
districts in Michigan; $1,000. s4.OJV
down. balance on time.
For any OF the above, or othei
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DID THE CONTRACT
COVER THE COMING?

FIR Felix T. Kieruj, pastor of ST.
Francis church. at the corner OF Yves
son-ave. and Buchanan-st.. recently
completed at a cost of $l50,OOO. Is de-
PENDANT I'm Judge Rohnert's court.
where Paul Wenzel is suing for the
balance which he claims due him on
his contract for installing the heating
apparatus The amount involved IS
$135. This expense was incurred In
covering the pipes in the basement of
the building, and Wenzel claims II
was extra work. FIR. Kieruj contends
thai II was part of the contract and
the architect supports him In that
contention
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DAILY DEATH LIST

Florence Cooney. - years. $50 Ora
tot uremlc poisoning
Robert ". Willis, 90 years Harper
hospital. diarrhoea.
George Houston. Jr years. 2S9
Irskine; pneumonia
Lottie A. Gerge ~ years. Ecorsc.
Mich, hemorrhage Of stomach
Rae y Hoisington. 20 years Grace
hpspital, inquest pending
'Dr. Frank A. Van Husan. SO years.
Grace hospital. hemorrhage
Elizabeth Courtenay sS years 7Os 4
Fort. Cholioystitis
Frederick Opp. So years 1864 w.
Jefferson. valvular insufhcienoy
Amasa Bulls ~ wears. 292 twenty
third. old age.
Anna McGraw. 30 years 42s w. con
gross. tuberculosis
Edward Mnhlmen. , months. 5i5
Morrell. pneumonia
Boleslaw KBjda, years 50 Julia.
pneumonia.
Amastia Schemanski. l year. % Lock
wood. spasms.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Outside Of That He's Lucky.

Harry Heldorf. SO years old, en-
ployed in the Pingree Shoe factory
thinks he has more than his share oil
trouble Just now. Recently his vile
fell on bottle and nearly amputated
her band. While he was running for
aid be fell and broke his leg. Two
DAYS later mis- four children came
down with the measles. Now Heldorf
is fearful that he will lose his home
al Milford and Vinewood-aves.. which
he is buying ON contract The doctor
saws he will be laid up for at least
six weeks.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
AMBITION GOT THIS
BOY INTO TROUBLE

Florin Suss, l5-year-old Toledo
lad who ran away from home Tuesday
afternoon, was picked up on Wood
ward-ave. Wednesday by truant Off
Ger, and taken TO the detention room
In the county building. He will BE-
turned over To his parents as soon as
they come for him.
II lisp robably the boy will return
home without any trouble. He was
so homesick at noon Wednesday that
the tempting dinner spread before him
was left almost untouched, although
the boy admitted he had no breakfast.
Florin readily admitted that he ran
away from home because his father In
sisted that he go TO school, while he
wanted TO 60 TO work
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
DIED

BEAMER--March 3. 1909. at his rest
dence. iS4 Grand River-ave., Philip,
beloved husband OF Josephine Lor-
anger Beamer. Funeral Thursday
from Trinity Episcopal church at z
o'clock Burial at Woodmere
BREEN-March 3. at residence. 652 Nc
Kinstry-ave., jeremiah. beloved hus
band OF Mary Breen. brother OF
mis- and frankie Breen. Mrs l.. j.
Guyete. Mrs. c. Martindale. Mrs w
Pierson. Mrs. u. +, Walker. OF this
city. and Mrs. Il. Nichols. of War
rem. Pa. Funeral Friday morning at
s;3O from residence. and Holy Re
deemer church at =.
FULLER-March 8. at Neshanic. New
Jersey. Mrs. Linnie Tracy Fuller.
widow OF VIM. L. Fuller. lnterment
In family lot. Aurora, " Y.
HOWABD-Wiliiam j.. at Chicago H.,
beloved son OF Mary T., and the late
Capt. Peter Howard. at mothers res
idence, 2ss Fifth-st.. and brother OF
Thaddies Peter. Harry James ana
Thomas. Notice OF funeral later.
JACOBS-March S. 1909. at Ventura.
Cal. Chas. Huntington, husband OF
Mary Hubbard Jacobs and son OF the
late Nathaniel r.. and catherin.
lily home. ll3 Watson-st.. Friday. AT
= p. m. and services at ST. Paurs
church at $3.50 y. m. Burial private.
KREuTER1March $. at the home OF
Brown. 206 Oakland-ave.. Harry r..
aged so years. Funeral Thursday at
= y IA New York ind Denver pa
pers please copy.
McMAHON-At Minneapolis. Mimi, Sat
urday, March g. Margaret. wife OF
Samuel Il Mcmahon. and mother OF
Mrs. T.. John A., }. Bernard and ,.
Edgar Mcmahon and Mrs. Fred X.
Schmalzreidt Funeral from daugh-
ter's residence. $50 Fourteenth-ave.
Thursday. March II, at Has IA. m
Burial at Milford.
PEIRCE-March =. 1909. at her resi-
dence. ia Trumbull-ave., Ellen Len
name beloved wife OF Russell g
Perce Funeral Thursday. March l.
from residence at $40. and Holy
Trinity church at o'clock Burial
at Mt Elliott
SFITZ-March o. 1903 Mrs. Mary G.
Seitz OF sol Woodward-ave. Notice
OF funeral later.
dence, 42G Sherman-st, Andrew Pet
err beloved son of Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Steensma. aged q wears months
Funeral services from house Thurs
day 2 p. m. Burial at German Luth
eran cemetery.
WETHERELIl-Mar Z, at West Uni
ty Ohio. Charles w, late OF Chicago
in the Goth year OF his age brother
OF Mrs 6. w r. Chamberlin. OF De
troit. Interment at Striker. o.
wEITZEI-Louise c. Weitzel. aged 81
years. at her residence. 1875 Wood
ward-ave.. March 8. widow of the
late j. c. Weitzel, beloved mother OF
George f. j. Walter. William b. and
Misses Minnie and Carrie Weitzel
Funeral Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock from residence.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

20 A. near Deh rborn. cor. Warre0r
ave. and Ann Arbor-rd- well iocate4
NJ from city limits. clay ioapt Al
house. barn and other buildings. alt
in good condition. : wells; $1,000 cash
or part time.
rs A. on Orchard Lake. minutss
from Cass lake. and y. " n good
fruit. soil OF loan. all cultivated,
good for poultry, good shade. build
lngs all good. price $500.
40 A. a NJ. from orion. bordering
on head OF Lake Orion. good s-rootn
house. 3oxf1 harm and other good
outbuildings. Z or \ A. second growth
timber. balance OF soil all cultivateQ.
mixed soil. clay loan and some muck
suitable for any kind or produces
s. 0o0 cash
ti5 A. not far from Pontiac, good
soil. 80 A. cultivated. good buildings.
equipped TO accommodate 70 nead
cattle large house. spring water
never freezes. barns, one svN = e
the other 25xts n. with ~ ~. posX
and basement. 3 A. small fruit. =
orchard. sandy gravel loan. A. TIM
her, rolling but not hiily, adJoiu$
Pontiac corporate limits. less than ~
with or without stock. spiendl9
o farm. $500. or part cash ana "o't-
gage.
so A. east OF Rochester, NJ fr2m
Ia AZ from N. c. II. r., ~ NJ FROM
creamery. all gravel loan; level a.
Improved except A., well draineo.
fair house and barn, good for dairy
business, s3s00 Will exchange fos
improved city property, or Tor xooo
stock OF dry goods or groceries
81 A., 9 NJ south and l Nj. east ~
Rochester, 4 NJ. from car line. acron(
street from Ferry Seed Farm, 20 ~
from Detroit. all good land. fan
house. one barn 2ix60. another ~
AZ IT, new windmill. cement wafer
tank tank house, cement noors "
barn, patent stencils. and trench ~
floors. hog house and corn sri"'
$1,000
farms to suit. call on or write 10
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
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BELL-MAIN 1903.
llOME-CI1Y 1855.
For the convenience OF patrons.
arrangements have been made with
the following To receive liner adj
Nertis.ments at the same late AS
charged al the home Office.
EAST SIDE.
Honxhten-French Coal Co.. 4S2 Eas'
canheld-ave
VT. Elliott Pharmacy. Mt Elliott and
Gratiotaves.
r. brown, 1859 Jefferson-ave
>. McPherson. 2t00 Gratiot-ave., oppo
site car barns.
WEST SIDE.
&. q. Ean0r. sos. Grand River-ave.
Turner stnnton. les Mvrtle-st
r. %. DriscOli. All Michigan
y. W. Mtilsrd, itiS Forrest. west
w. W. Bush, 5s4 M!chigan-ave
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
BUTTER DEALER GETS
JAIL SENTENCE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. March 10
On his plea OF guilty to fixing up
oleomargarine and selling 1t TO his
trade contrary TO the United States
revenue laws. Robert l.. Watson. but
ter dealer at No. % East Bridge-st.,
was sentenced to the Kent county
jail for ten days and TO pay fine OF
500 by Judge Knappen in the United
States circuit court this morning
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
PRIDE TURNS CONVICT
BACK INTO PRISON

Joseph Lazarus, 20 ytars old. was
arrested by Detectives Steinhebel and
Sullivan. Wednesday morning, as he
emerged from the workhouse. where
he had served short term for lar
ceny. He Is charged with the theft %
a suit of clothes from one OF Partridge
& Blackwell's wagons.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Can Company Doubles Capacity.

New buildings now nearing compile
ton will increase the capacity of the
Kcmiweld Can Co. ST. Aubin and
Clay-aves.. from 100000 TO 10000
cans per day and give employment to
nearly 200 additional employees. The
company now owns the entire frontage
on st. Aubin-ave., between Clay and
Marston-aves. The new buildings Will
be ready for occupancy about April |.
Among the new features that have
been provided are a dining room for
employees, dance hall and athletic
club rooms.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles Johns. rs. Detroit. Minnie Nj
Babe. %. New Haven.
Harry e. Strauss %. Huron, Clara
NJ. Martin. "a Sandusky.
James Holmes. 81. St Louis. Mo.
Mary Quinn. "a. same.
Robert Mitchell. 81. Mildred r.
Hotchkiss. 20.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Ramon LOGON. 1893 Harrison
Phiilip Sandula. 1115 LaSalle.
Neil Mckenzie. 700 Grand River.
Jacob Valdez i65 Franklin.
Fred Thompson. 1928 f.. jefferson.
August Brusatti. l0i Benton.
Martin Elvankovitch. ia st. Joseph.
Louis Goodnow, 1877 Crawford
Floyd Arm. 25s Chandler
BOYS
Max Biller. III Brewster
John Krebler. 1891 Lafayette
Charles Singer. i56 Brewster
Arthur Gheszuire. 1874 Beals
Jake Livson, lss Michigan.
Lewis Marx, 1875 Russell
Henry Wilson. II Hecla
John ellison. 1921 Baltimore.
Adam Schultz. Is ISorman
Chas Schafka. i7i5 Warren
Robert Cromie. 247 owen
Daniel Michael. 81 Myrtle
Benjamin Rush. 372 ST Aubin
Hugo Zielke, III Berlin.
Henry NallIere. 1915 Euclid
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
FARMS

i 4 y i xV4A|
Sc ACRES miles from town, : miles
from electric line. half mile TO scnooI
all kinds Of fruit; over 1870 worth Oh
berries sold last year; 200 rods wire
fence: good house. with basement
good barns: nice lawn: nne n,
shade ............ s-,ovo
viii exchange for an S0-acre farm.
So ACRES-On electric line; black
loan; 40 acres improved. acres
orchard l0-room house. basemen.'
barn, 30x50, wing 16x3O, other OUT
buildings. natural gas on oa
win consider Detroit improved.
so ACRES--ls miles from Detroit city
hall: small house. barn, orchard roo
VIII trade for cottage or equity In
house.
so ACRES--2O miles from Detroit;
Must have 81 geo down.
s5 ACRES mile from electric line;
clay and gravel loan; S-room stone
house frame addition basement
barns. S0x62 and 2Sx36; other
outbuildings ......''.... 1888 s''oVV
i42 ACRES--l2 miles from Detroit; on
Woodward-ave.. clay loan; acres
timber. woven wire fences, s-room
house: cellar. hip-roof barn 80
xs6: other outbuildings $2O,O0O
Open until $50 Monday and satur-
day evenings.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

Rev. sherman Divine, pastor Of the
North Woodward Presbyterian church
Will speak In the Florence Crittcnden
mission. No. 297 Brush-st, Nlursda y
evening. at 7.i5 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Farm
Headquarters
Chas. y. iske


81 ACRES, 81 miles from city hall. "a
miles from electric near church ana
school; II room house. 2 barns. large
hen house and outbuildings, $2.foV,
$500 cash.
20 ACRES. ~ miles from city hall.
7-room house good barn. horses. :
cows. one heifer calves, $4,000.
y ACRES. on car line. s-iooin
house with furnace. acres of fruit
and berries; $4,000 A snap.
90 ACRES. near Inkster. with new
barns: $500.
Send for our list OF 400 farms.
Office open Wednesday night unit !
sac.
EYSTER & BRIGGS,
FARM EXCHANGE.
507 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. r. X. Kolb, Treas
and General Manager. t22b e. Bouie-
ward Phone Ridge 665.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-10
Mrs. Wickersham Well oowned.

Mrs. Wickersham - taII anu BTace-
fuI and always irreproachably well
gowned The Wickersham family con-
sists of school girl daughter. Miss
Constance. who is In her early teens.
and a son, Cornelius Wendell Wicker
sham, a member OF the class OF '09 a,
Harvard An elder daughter. Mrs. AL
bert Aiken, was recently married. Mr..
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