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the weather would permit.
Joseph Roberts testified that he re-
sided in Troy in the same vicinity as
the Estabrook couple. That he saw
Mr.. Estabrook and the little girl, Len
ora on the street almost every
evening wnen the weather would per
NIT. He knew of the Horseshoe Hotel
near Schaghticoke which had a very
bad reputation. On one occasion when
painting a house near by he saw Mrs.
Estabrook enter the hotel with man
who was stranger to nim about 2
o'clock in the Afternoon and saw them
leave the house at o'clock in the af
ternoon. Again saw Mrs. Estabrook
the same day enter the back door OF
her own house.
Mrs. Emma Swaackhamer testified
that she lived on 9Th avenue In Troy
and that she nad a speaking acquain-
lance with Mr.. and Mrs. Estabrook
and that they lived in the house next
TO her fathers. On the 18th of Janu-
airy she met Mrs. Estabrook and a
strange man on River street and saw
them go into Jake Ruefs place be-
tween $3.50 and 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon.
e. ID. Bizee testified that he lived
on 6tn avenue in Troy and that he
worked nights in the treasury build
ing that he lived next door for seven
weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. Estabrook,
saw several men go in and out of the
house. On one occasion two men
came together with Mrs. Susie Vines
and remained from until o'clock
Witness didn't know either of the men
but has since learned that one of them
was named Bartlett. On Several occa-
sions saw men go into tne house and
remain from to 8 o'clock In the after
noon. One Sunday when Mr.. Esta-
brook was in Bennington the little
daughter was at the witness house
from one in the afternoon until $3.50
O'Clock in the evening. The witness
also testified in relation TO the incid-
ents of the day when the couple sep
aated. He also assiste Mr.. Estabrook
to pack his goods, took up the mating
in Mrs. Estabrook's bedroom and
found letter under the mating. Let
ter was exhibited by Mr.. Meagher and
identified.
Cross examined by Mr.. Batchelder,
the witness stated that he identified
Mr. Bartlett at his Office as one of
tne two men he saw go into the Esta-
brook house on the Sth of January.
Witness also testified that he tele-
phoned to Mr.. Estabrook on the 2lst
and that it was the first time he had
ever communicated with him in rela-
ton to men going into the Estabrook
house.
Witness testified that one of the
men who went into the Estabrook
house was short, thick set fellow,
who wore a cap; another was tall and
sandy. The witness was asked If the
man he saw at the Estabrook house
on the Sth of January was present in
the court room and he replied in the
negative.
Mrs. Emily Bizee testified that she
was the wife of the preceding witness
and that she was the mother of Mrs.
Swaackhamer. She had seen men go and
come from the Estabrook house, on
one occasion, two men came together.
Mrs. Vines was in the house at the
time. The curtains were drawn after
the men came. After the men came
the little girl came to her house. Mrs
Bizee was being cross examined by
Mr.. Maurer at 1880 o'clock this fore
noon.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

First Race-Purse, mile: John A.
112; Star Thistle. ll2; Guy Fisher
fG7; Woolwinder, 100 Moorish King
l07; Lawton Virgins. 1l2: Pert. l02
Second Race-Selling, - fur
longs: Bavaria, 104; Willie Gregg
los. Jane Swift, %. 'kerry 100.
Ampedo. ll3. l.alonde. los: Tim
O'TOole, liO; l.igbt Comedy, 10; Al
Alone, 100.
Third RaCe--Thc Redondo handicap
Is miles. Nox Populi, liz; John
Carroll. 10, Far West. III; Gar, l05
s Fourth Race--The Los Angeles DE.
by. $4,000. 4 miles High Private
ia. Lawton Virgins, i22; ''JOe Mad
den. 122; Harrigan. l22; Donald Mae
Donald. ia; "Schleswig. il7 Sem
premium. III Guy Fisher. III. Ctttlel
dreth entryD
Fifth Race-Dandicap. furlongs
Dominus ArN1. ll3: GlOriu. 10; Water
bury. 1913: Elsie Harwuod, SS. Col
loquy. III; Col Bob. los; Footpad
-fU6
sixth Race-Selling mile Frlar ol
Elgin. l09; Grande Dame. i01: Charley
HCeney. li3. AroouU ll3; Den Sand
106 Capt Burnett ll3.
Seventh Race Selling ] 3-l6 miles;
Joseph X. 1902 Prince of CASTLE, lot;
King Of Mist 100; Oberon 10l F:
Charley Paine, l0G, GOldway. lOl:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

JENNINGS EXPECTS TIGES TO LEAVE
TOWN WITHOUT ROSSMAN OR WINTER

WITH THE AN NOUN EM Il nj
THAT GEORGE MORIARTY WILL
BE CONSIDERED THE REGULAR
FIRST BASEMAN OF THE DETROIT
CLUB.
Winters presence or absence
makes very little difference. lie Is
a good pitcher but so unlucky that II
Is doubtful II he would have been oil
great use at a time when We will have
so many twirlers that 1t will be big
problem TO keep them all busy
The arrival OF Henry Beckendorf
was the main event OF Friday fore
noon around baseball headquarters
German backstop. purchased from the
Scranton club OF last year, looks u
be In fine condition and Is tickled 10
death at the chance OF getting big
league tryout under jennings against
whom he played as "A member al the
Providence Eastern league team sew
eral seasons ago.
Beckendorf looks TO be In good
shape. though not In danger OF serious
weakening by the sloughing OF few
pounds at San Anton.
Immediately following Beckendorf S
advent occurred that OF Eddie Sum
ers. the Hoosier twirler. Summers
made a particularly fine impression by
his appearance and admits To 1873
pounds OF weight. which is a consider
able increase over last year. In his
case II Is solid beef--the natural re-
suit OF seasonable growth. He looks
like the prime dependence OF the Tig-
ers this year. particularly In the. early
stages of the season, when he Will he
asked To take the firing line very
often In all probability.
II the evidence OF the railway time
tables IS to be believed. the party
leaving Detroit today will pull out
of the Brush-st. station at 5 p. III. for
Toledo. over the Lake Shore. AT To
ledo the change will be made TO the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

Grom Yesterdays Last EditionD
That, In all probability, neither Ciaud
Rossman nor George Winter will be
members Of the party Of Detroit Iis-
ers which leaves the city Saturday
afternoon for San Antonio, Tex, there
to begin the annual spring training,
was the admission made by Manager
Jennings Of the team Friday noon.
Il don't expect that Winter or Ross
man will be on hand" said he. They
seem TO entertain views on the salary
question so radically different from
those OF the club management that II
looks like deadlock. A little walt
will do neither of the men any harm.
Mental discipline is often best acquir-
ed by test OF this sort. Neither one
Of the players is necessary to the sue
cessful trip of the team. or, Tor that
matter. TO the enjoyment OF success
iul season i'm the regular American
league play,
"uNIESS ROSSMAN SHOWS A
SPEEDY CHANGE OF ATTITUDE
WE WILL SHORTLY BIZ READY
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

Glover Leaf which should land the
party in st. Louis Sunday AT : a. m.
Then comes the long jump over the
Iron Mountain through Missouri, Ark
ansas and part of Texas, the arrival
at San Antonio being scheduled for 9
O'Clock Monday evening.
Providing Winter and Rossman
should unexpectedly report they
will be members of the original party.
leaving Detroit rs outlined above The
party Is sure 10 include Pitchers XII.
liam, Summers and E. Jones; Catcher
Beckendorf Outfielders D. Jones,
Crawford and Mcintyre: Manager Jen-
ninss, Trainer Tuthill. Mrs. killian
and four newspaper men.
At. st. Louis the party is due to pick
mp Capt Schaefer and lnfelders Bush
and OLeary
All the other players with the eXcep-
ton OF Mullin and Works. already in
San Antonio, will go 10 the Texas
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
TIM Jo1DAN
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT OAKLAND,

First Race furlongs, selling:
Ketche mike, 10; Fireball. 1903; Pla-
.to6ni los; The Mist, los; Cadichon.
1877; Succeed. 100; Toller 100; May
Amelia. lO5; Fantastic. lO4; Adena
10i; Plmkin, 1903; Crosine. 90
Second Race furlongs: Infection,
1903; OKLA James. 1903; Balronia, 109 /;
Indian Maid lOi; Turret. 1O4; Pride
OF l.ismore. l04: Madeline H., 100; Al
lel Gulch. 100; Granicht. 50; Kittie
Rodd, 50.
Third Race-Mile and 20 yards,
handicap: Eye Bright, lOS; Rockstonc
l05; Bell Wether, 1903; Tony Faust,
1902; Cressina, 80, Orcagna Sc; Rose
Queen, 92.
Fourth Race IA miles: Water
house cup; Montgomery. 1922 Animus
ia; Firestone, 10; Nadzu. l04
Clamor, 100: Bog Bow, 100; Milford
100; I4ogistilla. 100 tFirestone and
Big Bow coupled. Williams entry)
Fifth Race-Mile and 20 yards. sell.
ing: Sir Lynnewood. l12; Talamund
s10; Brookleaf. 1906 Bucket Brigade
100; Barney Oldheld lO5; Wuerzburg-
er. 1903: Alcibades. 1903; Dainty Belle,
100; The Peer, SO; Stroke, SO; Figen:,
9l.e
Sixth Race lie miles, purse
Work Box, ll2; Trois Temp, 112; War
den, 1903; Rubia Granda, l07; Bubbline
Water, 1907; Cotytto. l07; False Nun
l07; Fred Maier, 100; Strike Out, 1903
Waisenkind, 1903: Dandy Fine, 1903
Sainister, 101.
Weathpr--Clear. track ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
CHASE PEPPERS
UP yANK SQUAD
BY ALLAN SANGREE.

MACON. Ga, March 6.-Harold
Chase. the Admirable Crichton' or
first baseman; the smoothest. most
graceful whirling dervish that ever
snapped a bunt. has put Macon In his
hip pocket, been accorded the freedom
OF the city and incidentally completed
the inield OF Stallings' Yankee 50
that the real practice can be had for
this time on.
Chase. after spending five days on
the train, alighted and dropped into
his old job as though he had been
playing all winter. He and Elberfeld
tanned together. cnewed from the
same piece OF gun. and showed their
sentiment by whanging the ball at
each other with the force OF long
Tom shell.
Stallings gave no orders as 10 the
makeup, and Brer Austin pre-empted
second base while Pupil Knight took
two strides from the home plate and
he was at short
Though ten pounds overweight
Chase looks husky and hard His old
dizziness with the right hand Is all
there. and when he got well warmed
up he showed that he was easily the
king Of all jugglers with the horse
hide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Tim" JORDAN
STAYS At HOME

NEW YORK, March 6.-lt is expect
ed that the Dodgers will start prac-
tice. at least many OF them. at their
training camp at Jacksonville, Fla,
next Monday. A bunch OF the players
and some others connected with the
club. left for the south on board the
Clyde liner Arapahoe yesterday.
Manager Harry Lumley and the
coterie OF players that have been boil.
ing out at Hot Springs. Ark. will
leave that resort tonight for the camp.
When the Dodgers set sail from this
city the mighty first baseman. Tim
Jordan did not accompany The squad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

training camp direct from their pres
ent hang-outs. the list including Stan.
age. Schmidt he goes AT ALBION
ovan. Speer, Willett Killifer, Suggs,
Cobb, Lafitte and Moriarty.
A unique feature OF the census OF
the team as IL is expected to line up
for training work, when the laggards
wheel into line, is the fact that the
Tigers are already right down TO the
legal limit of % men. which number
is the maximum set for the big teams
after May 10. THE MANAGEMENT
WILL NOT NEED TO CUT 4 SIN
GLE MAN LOOSE TO CONFORM TO
THE RULE THIS YEAR
This 25 includes Manager Jennings.
of course. Hughie being under reserve
TO the club on players contract.
From present indications the party
at the Hotel Menger where the team
will stop. will be composed OF about
80 persons. all told
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
PADDY WHITE ]
A 'COLLAPsEI

NEW YORK, March e-MattheS
Maloney. who holds the worlds record
FOR speed in Marathon race. won ~
the contest from Rye 70 Columbia
Circle. met and defeated. in a terriblo
struggle OF brain, heart aud lung
Paddy White. the Irish Marath03
champion; a! the sixly-nintb rsgiwen(
armory.
White collapsed In the third lap II
the twentieth miles. Maloney's res
ord OF two hours SO minutes and
20 Is seconds. was not beaten.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
HUEbMER MEANS
Y 5 TO Be FIT

Acting on the principle that series
OF hard games is what his Y. NJ. c.
a. basketball team needs TO 1T 1t for
the second and crucial game OF It's
series with the ID. A. c.. due March
% Manager AL G.. Huebner intends TO
keep his men good and busy right up
To the moment of the big game.
Monday night the ~" meets the
strong Buffalo Cent-als in Detroit.
On Wednesday the "Y' will play In
Holland. where IT hopes TO avenge the
Gofeat that happened earlier in the
season.
On Thursday the ~" will play at
NJ. A. c. Four days will then in
teIvene To permit the men To be well
Il ended up and primed for the fray.
During this period ID. A. c. plays
one game-the Spalding contest ON
Wednesday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
AY, GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIM
'1L0ng-T Term Contract with
YOSf" Is Illusions Motto

Roscoe huston the Detroit attorney whose friends max
him IN the position OF Graduate Director Of Athletics at the Unyer
OF Michigan Charles
closest friends Coach f. H.
and fatty that chosen
first
association longterm
Mr. OF not
decadence in the coaching Mchigan
football campaigns
ost by all odds the greatest football aegist the world
said Huston In discussing the
dent OF football he has been greater though
feat than he
his material bad possibly
accomplish
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
CMALL CPORTING
y TALK oz- zAz y WORLD

Eastern. 30, MuskeEon, 10, capt. waI-
per's gang Is doing finely
OF course, The Times sporting editor
Will accompany the ball club
Edward g.. Nnsey IL the new cOmnO-
dOre Of the Detroit Boat club yachts.
The Battle Creek southern Michigan
franchise lis causing quite a row IN
the Calhoun courts.
Maloney had no trouble heating White.
the new Mara thVner. the regulation
distance in New York last night.
There seems to he IittIe class about the
bowling OF the Pittsburg native con
tingent. But wait for Detroit day
John 4. Taylor has Joined the BOSTON
club and the round 90 pleasure may
be definitely stated as having begun
Neat Friday evening the Marshall girls
play Delray for the state title. The
game takes place at the SolVay GYM
nasium
Cy Young capered around With all the
agility or "A COW on Ice al Mobile
yesterday He viii take things easier
todsy
The men who sail the Detroit Yacht
club Vats In the big competitions
must bC the champion shippers OF the
club hereafter
The wyandotte Boat club will have a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
ENGLISH FOOTBALL
PLAYERS, ATTENTION

Football players of English de.
scent are invited to attend the grand
complimentary smoking concert. to be
given by the Premier" Lodge Imper
ial Order OF St George. on Thursday
evening next. AT their hail. in the
Bamlet building, and to give in their
names to w j. Bradshaw. Kick off
will be at $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
ELbERFELO GOES
HOME AS USUAL

MACON, Ga. March 6.-Norman
Elberfeld was called away in the
midst OF his practice yesterday by a
telegram informing him that his six
months.old baby was i'll with diph
liberia. Elberfelds spring training
has been interrupted the last four
seasons by sickness in his family. He
lewt for Lynehbugg. Ma on the ,hFst
train he could catch. Manager STAT
ings sent Donovan TO take the Kid 5
place at third base
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Kills would.Be Slayer.

A merciiess murderer is Append.
citis with many victims. But Or.
Kings New Life Pills kill il by pre-
vention They gently stimulate stom-
ach. liver and bowels, preventing that
cloggine that invites appendicitis. cur
ing Constipation Biliousncss. Chills.
Malaria. Headache and Indigestion at
f. c. Klnsel. Central Drug Co. Gray
e Worcestor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
BASKETBALL PROGRAM
AT SOLVAY GYM

The Holy Redeemer Greys will hold
sway at the Solvay gym. Saturday
evening where they present three first
class exhibitions of basketball.
In the main event the Greys meet
the Seventh infantry team. The semi
final will be furnished by the Greys
junior team and the Detroit college
Minims. The Maroons girls and the
Trumbull-ave. girls appear In the pre-
liminary. which starts al 1870
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06

new octopede shell II the merchants
and others, solicited for funds. do
not disappoint.
When Joe CantiiioB quits that $4,000
job at Washington 10 will be with
Mr.. NOyes and his associates point
ing To the door
Moffnt and Burns. the two Heater 90.
employees who wrestled at the GuyetN
last evening. gave II az after an
hour with no fail.
The Buffalo CentraIs play nj the \. VI.
&. \ Monday night. ON "Wednesday
evening occurs the clash between L..
A. G. and the Spaldings.
Phil Lewis. the harum- scarum short
stop or the Brooklyn club. will No
longer be n source OF anxiety to Eb-
belts. He goes Co Baltimore.
>
Central beat Mestern In both basket
ball games PLAYED during the week
the girl game being won by one
point after miN-up between the Of
nciais.
Pitcher Groom. with the Washington
club. VIII be ono OF the tallest pitt BE-
ers ia the major Leagues N he makes
good IIo has Addie Joss heater b'
TWO inches
Mars boats. engines aud nttinE~ are
fcfNg sold al the Motor Boat show
this week than has ever been the
case in similar length OF time in
Detroit before.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
IL Saved His Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my leg" writes
J. A. Swenson, WATERFOWL, Wis, Ten
years of eczema, that 10 doctors could
not cure, had at last laid me up. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it sound
and well" Infallible for Skin Erup
tions. Eczema. Salt Rheum Boils, Few
er Sores, Burns. Scalds. Cuts and Piles
at r.. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co.
Gray Il Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
.JEFFR|ES REPORTS
LIGHTWEIGHT =
BATTLE
CHAMPION ADMITS HE NEARLY
WENT TO SLEEP DURING
THoMPsoN-GANNoN MILL
GIVES THE SHADE TO CYCLONE.
BY JAMES J. JEFFRIEs.

Was member of the National A.
{. last night. From seat at the ring.
side Witnessed the l0-round mill be-
tween Cyclone" Johnny Thompson,
the Chicago boy, and Mickey Cannon, OF
Pittsburg. Thompson had big shade
al the end, and | think that IL there
had been any decision IL would have
gone To him
Thompson seemed TO be anxious to
make II a short fight aud he almost
succeeded He caught Cannon sleep.
ing In the middle OF the round and
slipped over hard left Cannon
rce!ed. lost his balance and toppled
heavily To the floor. That looked like
the end right there. The crowd was
on it's feet cheering wildly and start
ed 10 pat on my coat.
But surprise was in store for all
OF as. Cannon was game and he man
aged to stagger to his feet. Thompson
rushed him, but Mickey" was wise
and he clinChed. The rest OF the round
was hugging match, and Cannon
looked strong when the bell sent them
to their corners.
Cannon looked scared when they
came together for IN second round.
Mickey" rushed to cover
Thompson landed many hard blows
in this round and he had Cannon stag
gcrlng. Even at that 1t was not real
fighting Cannon was stalling ad even
Thompson appeared to be afraid to
take chance. Maybe II was
"Mickey's" reputation AS knocker-out
that held him back That's the way II
lg.. FOR hat h.N
had him at his mercy. The round
closed with Thompson leading by Il
good margin.
The next few rounds. were dull. to
say the least Thompson continued to
force the fighting.
| guess We had all begun 10 think OF
home when the bell started them on
the eighth lap. There hadn't been
much to keep us awake, and | admit
tahl | was in danger of dropping off
to sleep when something happened.
Cannon was running away. as | have
frequently done when bull didn't
seem TO take particular fancy to me.
II was the same game of tag, when
he suddenly stopped. His lent fist
flashed out landed squarely and
Thompson dropped. Maybe II was the
surprise as much as anything else, for
he didn't seem to be hurt in the least
when he scrambled to his feet. X
was Gannon's only chance. He tried
TO follow ii up. but Thompson was too
strong.
The ninth and the better part OF
the tenth passed without any unusual
excitement. The last round was start
ed of In whirlwind fashion. Both men
lad wasted lot OF strength. however.
and they weren't able to keep up the
sCrimmage.
A Mark for Punsters.
The jokesmiths will burst forth if
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Molesey lOl: Dredger. 1O5.
apprentice allowance
Weathey-ClOudy; track fast.
AT TAM PA.

First About > furlongs, 4.year
DDS and mp. the Willie Mulcahey
handicap: Kate Gleason, 100; Algeria
Loo Black Rod. l02 Colmo 80 Wheat
Bread. 90: Sudden Start. 1922 Dew OF
Dawn. 100. Ramble. % Sister Ollie
%; Jack McKeen. 1885, c. Clamp. 80;
Foxy Grandma, 100.
Second Race-Mile. selling. 3.year
Odds: Eustasian, 10i; Elysium lo2
Col. Blue. l07; Variation, l07; st
Aulaire. IL; Belle OF the Ball 81; st
Abe, loi Jeanette NJ, 1913; Pocotaligo
I112
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Faster Than Her Big Sister.

Persistent reports from California
are to the effect that Lottie Lynwood,
the two-year-old sister of Sonoma
Girl. is a speed marvel II is claimed
that she showed more speed as a
yearling than her sister did when four.
She has over 100000 worth OF stake
pnpappmputs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
"Buneoedv Shrieks issy

Frank lsbell. part owner OF the
Wichita club, is out with the statement
that the Chicago club sold him for $500
Catcher Evans, knowing that the play.
Ell was mentally 50 incompetent as 20
compel his outright release. lsbell
wants his money back
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Hard TO Satisfy.

Outfelder Emmett Heidrick, who fin
ished last season with the Browns
received $1,000 for playing in 2t
games. This spring he refused TO &c
south at the clubs expense To get
himself into condition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Bad Winter for kIinq.

Catcher Johnny King says he will
not be able to join the Cubs at spring
practice owing to business troubles.
The crack backstop has been beaten in
two pool matches; was robbed. and his
place Of business was practically de-
stroyed by fire
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Will Box at YpslIantl.

Cards are out announcing boxing
bout at Ypsilanti. March II, between
Jimmie Whalen and Ted Fallon. Lo-
gan Foster, OF Detroit is down for the
referee and the bout is scheduled for
eight rounds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
81 DIS

VIII be received until 10 a. M. March,
9th at the office OF the Public Lights;
ing Commission, No 80 T. Atwater-st.,'
FOR furnishing five horses as per the
requirements on hle at the office of i...c'
Commi ssion.
FRANK r. MlSTERsKY.
Gen. Supt. \
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Rex L. Cominu AGAIN.

Rex l.. the Rex Americas PAGER who
has been well touted, has been placed
In l.. v. Shuler's stable.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-06
Politicians in Charae.

Politicians In Charge.
Look out, YOU Cubs and Giants. Win
rers Of many hard campaigns now
control the philadelphia
North American.