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The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
CIRCUIT COURT RULES
AGAINST N. Y. CENTRAL

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-The United
States circuit court, in an opinion By
Judges Noyes and Lacombe, Judge
Ward dissenting. today denied the ap-
Ilication of the New York Central *
Hudson River railroad for an injunc-
ton against the interstate commerce
commisslon 10 restrain the commits
sion from enforcing its order OF June
"a. 1908.
This order was obtained through
the action OF the Hecker-JUnes-Jewell
Milling Co, which alleged discrimina
ton I'm the freight rates for grain and
grain products The manufacturers o.
hour sought to prevent the railroads
from charging freight rates on -four
and grain products for export in ex
cess OF the rate charged on grain
which was subsequently To be ground
Into -four and grain products.
The order OF the interstate com
merce commission is directed agains'
such discrimination. The United
States circuit court upholds the pow
er of the commission TO make and er
& force such a ruling.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Man Found Dead In Bed.

Marcy Toporek. an Austrian who
had been resident OF Detroit for sew.
eral years, was found dead in bed in
mis- home, No. % Adele-st., early Mon
day morning. The discovery was made
by a milkmsn. Toporek lived alone on
the second floor OF the house, renting
the lower fiat. He was apparently in
good health. Saturday, but was not
seen Sunday. Coroner Burgess has
charge OF the case Toporek sustained
All injury to his foot recently and gan.
creme developed. but IL had not ad.
yanced sufficiently 10 cause death. De-
Burgess believes death was due TO
heart disease. Toporek had no rela-
tivea In this country.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
MUSKEGON SUPERVISORS
DENY CONSPIRACY

b MUSHROOM, Mich, Feb, S-(Spc-
cial.) -The long awaited hearing on
the order TO show cause why the
board OF supervisors and the bridge
committee should not be restrained
IN the Mona lake and three other s45.-
900 bridge contracts, came up In cir
cult court this morning but was put
over until Feb. Is. The answer of the
defendants was fled this morning and
denies that the $4,000 contracts were
~ Fraudulent conspiracy" as the bill
Of complaint alleges. Every accuse
zion is denied in a lengthy document.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
TWO KILLED As
TRAIN HITS SWITCH
PART OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL FLY.
Err is REDUCED TO JUNK
OTHERS FATALLY HURT.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. s.-The Chi
cago flyer on the Illinois Central rail-
road crashed into an open switch at
Coldwater. Miss, early this morning
and part OF the train was reduced 10
pile OF Junk. The lives OF Martin
stanton. freman. and an unknown
Italian were blotted out in the wreck.
Three or four OF the score who were
injured are said 10 be fatally hurt.
The accident occurred IN front or
the postoffce and every coach was
turned over The groans OF the dy'
ing and injured rose over the ruins.
mingled with the roaring and Kissing
steam from the wrecked engine. Sew
eral bodies are still in the debris. Re-
lief trains have been rushed from
Memphis and Water Valley and every
thing possible is being done for the
injured
A complete list OF the Injured has
not been obtained, but II is known
that George Barnett, a prominent Ia
Dor leader and politician. OF Memphis.
and ]. A Mcdonald. postal clerk. are
in the list The train. which Is one
OF the best on the Illinois Central, was
going at good rate OF speed when
the accident occurred
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
No More
p | L e S
No Matter How Bad Your Case ls or
How Long You Have Had u. Pyrs.
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or whether you have only a moderate
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The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
NO FOUL PLAY IN
CAPT. WHIPPLE CASE

The police are satisfied that there
was no foul play in the case Of Capt,
" 5. Whipple. found unconscious in
his home. No. 200 Orleans-st., Satur-
day night. and who died later in st.
Mary's hospital All the evidence.
they say. points TO the theory that the
captain accidentally fell down the
stairs and thus received the fractured
skull and other injuries that caused
his death. Coroner Bennett is inclin.
ed to the same view. Capt Whipple
was a one time one of the best known
vesselmen on the lakes. He was 10
years old. He leaves his wife and a
son The former was away visiting
relatives when the captain met with
The fatal accident
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
NOTED SOCIETY COUPLE
TO BECOME CATHOLICS

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-Society IS
agog over the report that Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Beale Mclean, the lat
ter formerly Miss Evelyn Walsh
daughter and sole heiress OF Thomas
r. Walsh. of Washington and Denve:,
will soon enter the Catholic church.
They are now both under daily in
structions in the doctrines OF the
church. according 10 intimate friends
and announcement of their actual con
Version into the faith is only a matter
OF 4 short time.
Mr.. Mclean today declined 10 dis
cuss his reasons for taking this step
or. in fact. TO even ADMIT that IL was
contemplated by either himself or
Mrs. Mclean. He did not deny il.
however.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Torpedo Boats Safe.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-The four
torpedo boats which left Norfolk for
Charleston, s. c.. Friday have all been
accounted for. It WAS thought two OF
them might have peen lost In the
storm which swept the Atlantic coast
Sunday but a report received AT the
navy department today states all are
safe The Shuhrick and Stockton are
az Beaufort. 5. c. The Worden and
Porter which left with the others. pu,
back TO Norfolk during the storm and
are now enroute for Charleston s c.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
CORTELYOU WOULD
NOT DENY PROFFER

WASHINGTON. Feb. s.-The report
that Secretary OF the Treasury George
b. Cortelyou had been offered the pres.
idency OF the Consolidated Gas com.
pany. OF New York. gained an added
impetus to-day when Mr. Cortelyou
upon being approached on the matter.
refused to deny IT, I
In spite OF previous denials. both
here and from New York. the report
would not down. Heretofore Secre.
tary Cortelyou had not discussed the
mater at all. Today. for the first time.
he refused TO deny IL. He also stated
however. that he would not confirm the
report.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
CROMWELL ON
STAND FOR HOUR

NEW YORK. Feb. S.-William Mel
son Cromwell VAS called before the
United States grand jury today 10 tes-
tify in the charges made by the gov
ernment against Joseph Pulitzer AMI
the Press Publishing company. Mr.
Cromwell remained on the witness
stand for more than an hour He is
one OF the star witnesses for the gov
erDment 10 tell how the Panama canal
was purchased from the French com
pary.
District Attorney jerome announced
today that he would take no action IN
the charges against Mr. Pulitzer un
less he heard from Attorney.General
Bcnaparte.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
IMPORTING CONTRACT
LABOR is CHARGED

Thomas Oleson. of Port Huron. who
viii be tried In the March term of the
federal court on charge OF import
Ing contract labor. is the first man 10
be tried on this charge in this dstr
under the new immigration law passed
by the new congress. He has two fac
tories, one In Port Huron and the
other al London, Ont. Work became
slack in his Canadian branch and he
had some OF his employees there come
10 Port Huron, paying their expenses.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
SHORT MEASURE
MAN DRAWS FINE

John Rine. a vegetable dealer, was
found guilty in the recorders court.
Monday, of selling a "bushel" OF POI
tatoes that was just quarts shy Rine
said he didn't know the bushel was
short
Well. II was up TO you 10 know it,.
said Judge Connolly Those seven
quarts Will cost you just $40"
The fine was paid
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
COOPER TRIAL
IS RESUMED

n NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. S.-The
grind Of jury picking in the trial OF
the Coopers and John ID. Sharp. chars
ed with the murder Of former Senat- 1
Carmack, in the criminal court, was
Resumed this morning after four days
l1ntermission. The nth venire OF 0OC
Jurors reported at o'clock.
Ten Jurors are in the box now. leav-
Ing only two to be selected. II is be.
1ieyed they will be secured this week
and the hearing OF the evidence may
begin before Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
YOUNG GIRLS ON STAGE
OF CHEAP THEATER

Truant Officers Bycraft and Ellen
slime found three girls OF tender years
participating in performance in u
nckle theater on Cary-st.. out In the
Eighteenth ward, Sunday night, and
informed the proprietor that he could
no longer employ them The proprie-
tor OF the show promptly rang down
the curtain and dismissed the audi
once
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
ENGLISH RULERS
CO To BERLIN

LONDON, Feb. S.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandra left here TINS
morning for Berlin. where an elabor-
ate program for their entertainment
has been outlined. This will be the
first visit OF its kind 10 the German
capital In over 100 years. The Eng
lfsh rulers will be met at the station
I'm Berlin by Kaiser Wilhelm and mem.
bers of the royal family.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Marconi Directors
Give Gold Watch to
Jack" Binns. Ship Hero

LIVERPOOL. Feb. s.-Captain In
man Sealby. OF the White star liner
Republic. and Jack Binns, the wire
here today from the Baltic. \ large
crowd was at the pier TO welcome
them.
Bins first greeting were from his
sweetheart The directors OF the Mar
conf company presented him with a
gold watch.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
What To Do For a Cough

The following home'maue
remedy kept I'm the home ready
for use. will overcome an
obstinate cough quicker than
any expensive medicine YOU
could buy. ANY woman can
make II In a few moments
here Is the recipe:
GRADUATED Sugar Syrup13 IL OF
finex ...........,.. .'.'% - oA
Put the Piaex In a clean pint
bottle and Ill up the bottle with
the Syrup. made as follows:
Take n pint Of Granulated Sus-
ar. add 1-2 cup Of water, stir
and let boil just moment
Take a teaspoonful every one
two or three hours. as required.
This receipt makes a full pint
or the cough syrup. and II Kept
well corked, ii will never spoil
Tastes so good that children
will take II without kicking.
This simple cough syrup Is
also excellent for colds, whoop-
ing cough, bronchial troubles
incipient consumption, pains III
the chest. etc.
Pinex, as you probably know
is the most potent form OF NOT
way White Pine Compound. IL
is very rich in guaiacol ana ON
er elements which make the
ozone OF the pine forests such
splendid medicine for throat ana
lung troubles. There are many
pine oil preparations, but none
OF these compare with tn real
Pinex itself. III your druggist
does not happen 10 have II. ne
will be glad TO get It for you.
The 21-2 ounces cost you oe
cents. The Syrup costs you
about four cents. So you can
make whole pint OF this efec-
tive Cough Syrup for about oi
cents.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
KILLS HIS WIFE
AND HIMSELF

NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Because he
had been accused OF mis;reating his
stepdaughter. Louis Dreher shot and
killed his wife at their home, No. GO.
South Thirteenth-st., Newark. today,
and then committed suicide. Their
bodies were found by the stepchilj.
Catherine Sessler. 5 years old. who
was awakened BY the shots.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
Lusltania Has Rough Trip.

QUEENSTOWN. Feb. S.--The ,Lusl.
tania. OF the Cunard line. from Liver
pool to New York. put IN here last
night twelve hours late. after having
been severely buffeted by storms. She
lost an anchor and several. fathoms OF
hahn and mad to take ON 600 tons os
coal
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
-Four Prisoners Escape.

ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. Saving
their way through steel bars. seven
White prisoners jumped from the sec
ond floor OF the city tail and fed early
this morning. Three were caught and
the remaining four are being trailed
with bloOdhounds
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
NOTED POET DIES
ON R. R. TRACK

N PARIS, Feb. S.-Catulle Abraham
Mendes. the noted poet and dramatist
vas found dead on the railway track
in. the ST. German tunnel today. While
Il Is believed his death was accidental
tho authorities are conducting n
searching investigation.
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09
BLANCHE WALSH
IS SERIOUSLY ILL

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. s.
Blanch Walsh. the actress, is very
ill., She was brought 10 Kansas City
early this morning on a special train
and taken in an ambulance 10 the
University hospital
The Detroit times., 1909-02-09

Universally acknowledged TO be the
finest tea grown Get a trial packet
Of Salads" from your grocer today.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

H-TS L(OL.
To Spartanburg and return; Ac-
cunt Southern Atlantic States Music
al testivalvery low round trip tickets
will be sold, April, 10, 20 2l % and
their trains scheduled to arrive in
Spartanburg before noon April %.
1909. Limited for return, leaving
Spartanburg not later than midnight
April "a, 1909.
To Washington D. c. and return;
Account Annual Meeting, Daughters
of the American Revolution, Wash
ington, D. c. very low round trip
tickets vii! be on sale April IS and
10 only, from all stations, limited
for return, leaving Washington up to
and including, but not later than
midnight April IS 1909.
For detailed information, tickets
etc. apply to Southern Railway ticket
agents or address.
J. L. Meek, Asst. General Passenger
Agent. Atlanta Ga.
J. c. Lusk, Division Passenger
Agent Charleston S. C.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
NOTRH BOUND.

mo. %: Florida Limited, d.ily ex-
cept Sunday.
**NO 81, Year Round Limited. daily
"a. No. 66, Florida Fast Mail. daily.
Passengers can remain in sleeper
until 100 a. m
LOCAL NO. jS.
Leave Columbia 4.oOp Ms.
Arrive Hamlet 40 D. m
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

Go see it, it's beauty 1t stands
out amongs all its neighbors, because
the coloring is so bright md clear.
Mr.. Ericsson painted with L. & M.
paint and say it cost l-3 less than
eyer before. He bough | 2 gallons of
L. & M. Paint and 9 gallons Of Lin
seed Oil to mix it. This made 81 GAL
Ions OF pure paint, ana cost only
$l.2O per gallon. It's as handsome
as the finest in town. The L. & M.
i sold by Holnan-Cullum Hdw. Co
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
Horse anew MS own STABLE.

\ nice old country clergyman. a
trihe oyerproud of his worldly wis
dom, was in need of new horse.
His old Dobbin that had served him
many year was getting stiff and
past his work, so the minister resolv-
ed to take advantage Of horse fair
TO be held in the neighborhCod and
sell his old horse and buy a new
one. SO OF he drove to the fair alone.
As he asked such smai! price for
old Dobbin, he soon maze sale, but
TO find horse to replace him seemed
work Of difficulty; some were 900
heavy, some too tall and some far be
!oAa MS means But late in the af-
'ernoon he came across just the very
'h''A he wanted.
tie to"h a fancy to the animal right
on. and 'ho"Eh the price was high,
Ii'iIe hags.lns brought il within
ms I'a'A ana paying lost double
What poDo.n h"d brought he soon
had ne ne" oeaS' ha'hess'd III ana
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

d the pain formula on the box
TX Pain Tablets. Then ask
loctor if there is a better one.
means congestion, blood press
omewhere. DR., Shoop's Pink
Tablets check head pains, wo-
pains, pain anywhere. Try
md see! 20 for Csc. Sold by
er's Drug Store.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

eumatic poisons are quickly
urely driven out of the blood
Cr. Shops Rheumatic Rem
i4uId or tablet form. DR..
o's booklet on Rheumatism
y yandinterestingly tells Just how
done tell some sufferer of this
or better still, write DR.. Shoop
e. F,is. Tor the book and free
nj no money Just
aooP ana give some
It surprise. CuA.er's
-,-!c.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

Make Old Things New with Home
iEishes,
Have YOU any worn out chairs? If
so, get small can cf Is NJ. Home
Finish Narnish S ain from Holman
Cullum li'dw'c. Co, and in 81 min
utes make the chair as good as
new. Full directions on each can.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
II Sick ]

RISK eeen one single pennyt
And viii tell you why I say this.
US because every package, Of DR.. Shoop.
Inc IS 06Sotutetg free If it fails.
No one need risk even one single penny
Just think what this means to the sufTerin0
No risk. n9Mynse. nothing whatever nm.
mt 1sa5m IN nTaS 5tarn,S Eor 80 full days. and
orSt,Wsy St ,%y 5E ,S1 sspedes.Dr. shoops
Then TIhnen why take any chance whatever
WHy purchase any medicine 1phoSe
ker dare not back it .just as / do bu
: remarkable 0fsr9
And besides. am no SlSankSr TO you.
,pSt ny pe:;" S" S5pf22scr psyk Pm has made DR..
= Land Said said eESs %s isSES .sEs
nance whakvet here" Ae
foEt"enty years Dr. Shops medicines have
S SGh ;hhTrTIaEh.S Ia all over America.
druggists ~ Sity SsSg village % e'spe epers:
ed 10 G,nSI, ~ lmSil 99s1xS yGSTs: Theso
ck-and rHc entire risk Is mine alone.
But write me ryst for AN order.
hhyc nn agent in almost every commun.
,Gt az! Gr"Sgists are not authorized to grant
Sodrcp me line. .please-and thus save all
lu!n;urItS nnd delays
~. you are free 10 consult me by letter
,,,M',Ii yonT nome physician. Do so freely
''F - ''.'' ''''iAt' WI huNlte ana the book
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"i 'Tn from me will clear up some serious
IT, nave helped thousands upon thousands
H'''"" prescription or personal advice
ne ,acS the books will open up new and
lnraN To You. They tell OF my 30 Ven ~ ex.
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", ", phasy' Ef ,Tt<ncSS and relief are told OF
GER FG Xxx 3saEGhG RSH, inside side. nsrys" :, ,s
l.s i"pu.Nc, How the Stomac and kidney
ave thrtr inside or power nerve. How
'Ehil' surely ialter when these controiins
!.T nyrv/D,ySln to fail. How DR. Shoop's
'UufS tgfS - ~ To these falling nerves.
y SJi,r nny' Hi' fit,akSIdStf1, restores the lost
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me II l. fresh fn/mind iOp tomorrow
ONES. Dr Shoop, Box IL. Racine. WIS
which Book Shall I Send Youf
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the Heart No & FCr I,1'" Ir'"
the Kidneys No, on Rhemr,a,t.,,
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23

eu hei nome several days before the
wedding and when introduced to the
groom expectant stood paralyzed
with astonishment
He was Trevor
He turned red and white and was
evidently at first bent on denying his
identity. Then he laughed and said:
Yes; we've met before There's
an explanation-not much to NV
credit l confess, but it might have
been more &c my discredit il | hadn't
done what i did, though to tell the
truth / chose a method that was
rather acceptable to young scape-
goat than an Older man. Do YOU re-
member the young married woman
who"
Set her husband wild by going
wild herself about you? Yes; go on.
she was wild true enough-so
wild / couldn't control her. She was
bent on running three persons, her
husband, herself and me- made a
contidant of the captain and propos-
ed to make stowaway OF myself for
the rest of the voyage to get out of
hNA way ne OhcItu 10 STOW me In
his cabin instead, and 1 accepted the
offer. Mighty good man, the cap
tain, and first class at keeping a
secret arranged the disappear
ance and, to prevent the news reach
ing home before could cable. re-
moved anything that would point to
my address But, heavens, how did
] come to get engaged to your neice %
Why didn't you confide in me?'
asked.
Captain said confde in no one
or he would have nothing TO do with
the matter
ITO all this the bride expectant
listened with eyes and ears wide
open. Well, ! declared she said at
the finish. If l had heard that story
without the name of the principal. |
would have known 1t was you Uncle,
do you think I'm safe in marrying
such MANI Then to her fiance,
Why haven't you confessed this to
me with other things?'
How would it look for me TO tell
you that l had to disappear to get
away from a woman?'
Right you are, said /. No truly
! modest man could have done it,
81 found that my nieces father
(my sisters husband) had been fur
nished all the evidence required to
prove that Trevor was a younger son
of British nobleman. He had been
ranchman since coming to America
and would not go back to England
on any account"
Next" cried one OF the listeners.
THAT was a good one IL 1t was
made out of whole clotR.y-Eugs1e
Holmes -&Ixh Za.1 4.iSsSesAA sss szssx8
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
OLD FURNITURE

Get small can of L. & M. Home
Finish Varnish all ready for use
from Holman-Cullum H'dw'e &C.
Clean the furniture with soap and
wathr and wipe dry. Then apply one
coat. 1t will make old furniture new
at cost of almost nothing.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
90. o., Lvai-I. utt,, i.tuutteu. uan
*.a NJ. 43, ElMrIdl faSI Mail, daI,
LOG Al NO. 6:i
Leave Columbia
Arrive Savannah
$50 Il m.
IL Boa M

SeabOaId Florida Limited trains gs
and %, exclusively Pullman "a ip-
ment, consisting OF drawing room
SieepeIs, compartment s,e"perS. club
car, dining car. and observation car.
runs solid 10 st Augustine, through
sIeepers 10 Miami, Palm beach and
Knights Key d ok
Year Round Limited. 81 and S4
sleeper New YORK to rampo Wash
ington u Columbl,, dining car New
York and Richmond, Hamlet 10 Jack
sOnville, through coaches Washington
t. jacksonville.
FlOrido Fast Mail, Nos 56 and 43.
Sleeper New York and Jacksonville
Dining car Richmond aud Tamlet.
Through coaches Washington and
Jacksonville.
For further information and Pul-
m9n reservations write Jas. :. Etch
b fscr, i. +. y Columbia, s. g.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-04-23
EXCURSION RATES TO LOU.
ISVILLE, KY. AND RETURN
VIA SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY

Account Southern Baptist Con
vention the Southern Railway anno-
unceS very low round trip rates to
Louisville Ky. from all points. Tickets
will be sol May 10, IL, II and l3.
1909, Unite for return leaving Lo-
ulsville not later than midnight of
May 9th 1909
Round trip rates from principle
stations as follows.
Abbeville $l5.82 Aiken $3.50
Anderson $l5.8S Batesburg $l7q5
Blacksburg $l4.95 Chester S1585
Blaclisville $l8.4O Columbia $lo 90
Branchville $1,000 Gaffney Sl4 so
Greenville $l5.10 Greenwood $l585
Lancaster $l705 Newberry $40 30
Oran3eburg 1910 Sumter $l8.25
Prosperity $l645 Rock Hi SlS.85
Spartanburg $l4.20 Union S.4e5
Yorkville $1s8s
For ticke's. detailed information
etc. apply to !. oGthern Railway ticket
agents or address.
J L. Meek Ass. General Passen-
ger ACT AtIaN.a =
J. {. Lusk, Division Passenger
Agent Charleston S. G.