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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
DELLE ISLE BOATS
ITO RUN THREE DAYS
Douncil Committee and Ferry Com
pany Arrange Temporary Truce,
Covering Memorial Day.

i1tttdd OF DalIe IN the COunC :
over the Belle Isle ferry question
Tuesday night, truce was arranged,
saturday, Sunday and Monday the
boats Will run from the city docks 10
BELLE Isle under the terms OF fare in
1orce la previous years. Then they
41iil be tied up again and left out OF
conmission Until the council rs ready
10 grant new terms that will be fairer
10 the company.
message from Mayor Breitmeyer
+ ID the council started the truce. he
fouggested that the people would need
y The ferry service 10 the island on Mem
Eorial Day, next Monday, and urged
that some arrangement De made 10
have them run that day The council
received the message anu gave the
ordinance committee power To ACT
B which resulted in conference after
the council meeting.
Aid. Watson, Ellis. Carey, Walsh,
Field and GrinGley represented the
|<ouncil. while President Walter +.
4 Campbell, Attorney Robert T. Gray
Capt. Duncan Nicholson and Excur'
zion Manager Fred Mason were there
Tor The Detroit. Belle Isle a Windsor
Ferry Co.
# Campbell announced that the ferries
could not be run for single day BIT
That the company was willing 10 run
FOR three days, selling only ten-cent
Ground trip and pleasure-ridlng tickets.
The aldermen refused these terms ana
1.-THE ferry representatives tentauNeiE
s discussed a plan TO charge hVe-ceht
one-way fares and clear the boats ~
every stop at Belle Isle. They decid-
Z ed this would result in trouble, ana
Tor a time il looked as If the negotia'
lions were all OF.
q Finally, after the ferry representa-
hives had been assured hat no legal
tadvantage would be taken OF their
I; concession, they agreed 20 outht four
n boats and have them running Tor the
fthree days.
In the council session a little Hurry
y was raised because Aid Koenig intro
duced a resolution TO have the city
clerk advertise for bids from other
companies TO run ferry service from
West Grand boulevard. Woodward-ave.
and Chene-st. docks. Members OF the
y ordinance committee were disposed TO
think that Aid Koenig was "buttinC
\ In but his resolution was finally seht
ITO the committee as was also one from
Aid. Ellis requesting the committee
; 10 consider compromise with the
ferry company.
Aid. Watson has suggested that,
(. bending a settlement of the dispute,
the ferry company run its boats on
pleasure-ridipg trips from its city
( docks without stopping at Belle Isle
& at ALL
..Inasmuch as they claim that most
4 OF their business is pleasure riding.
5 they ought TO be willing 10 run IN
4 that way" he says.
d President Walter f. Campbell ex-
plains the presence OF the steamer
Garland at the Belle Isle dock.
I'VE have permission from the PARK
department to keep her there: ne
Jaws. we have had that permission
Ali the time. Our boats are taken
/ 10 Belle Isle TO be painted because
they are away from the smoke ana
dust of the city there. Then they are
ouffitted later. We cannot move the
Garland now because she Is wet with
4 uaint"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
NEW YORK. May 2o-After a little

NEW YORK. May 20.-After a little
irrecularity in the opening. the stock
market developed heayiness similar
TO what which prevailed during the
greater part OF Tuesday, trading ana
in the first sifteen minutes prices gen
orally tended downward. Steel com
mon was strong. advancing IA and
some specialties including American
Locomotive made fractional gains. The
leading railroad stocks yielded under
moderate selling. Reading lost IL
and Atchison showed about the same
loss. At the end OF the first fifteen
minutes nearly everything showed
small net losses
IL a. m.-Reading was the most pro-
nounced feature or the morning trad
ing Pressure from large sales forced
the stock down below 1855. There was
no special reason obtainable for this
selling Rock Island declined over
a point but where losses were sUs-
tanned in the rest OF the list. they
we're morally confined 10 fractions.
Wabash preferred and American Loco
motive both showed slight gains.
Governments unchanged: other
bonds strong.
Noon--Reading continued weak al
through the fore noon. falling below
1914 and showing loss OF - points.
There were signs of good buying in a
number OF issues. including Erie
Southern Pacific. Northern Pacific and
Steel common.
. .. m.-The market ruled dull but
steady during the greater part OF the
afternoon with little change in prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
WIFE FIRST, WHISKY LATER. A"
Justice Stein Lectures Man Charged
With Non Support.

Your wife fist. and your whisky
bills later" was Justice Stems ulti-
matum To Chester Mclean. charged
with non support by his wife. Flor
ence.
Mclean admitted that he had failed
to provide for his wife. and had given
her no money, but said that his small
wages were used up In other ways.
One way was the settlement of his
saloon bills. which he said he felt
-5Uuurt 70 p;ry.
Justice Stein gave the man severe
lecture. and told him that If he did
not turn over his next wages to his
wife the court would send him TO the
house OF correction without fine. The
case was he'll open until June 2.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
HUME HEADS MICHIGAN
GRAND LODGE, F. & A. M.
owosso Man Chosen Worshipful
Grand Master In Annual Communi-
cation in Detroit.

Michigan Grand Lodge, +. Il A. NJ.
which has been holding it's annual
communication in the Masonic tenn
pie for the past two days, elected OF,
ficers and transacted a vast amount
OF routine business in its final session,
"Wednesday morning In accordance
with the usual custom. each OF the old
officers moved up a notch, except the
secretary. treasurer. lecturer and
chaplain. Thus Arthur II Hume. OF
OwOsso. becomes most worshipfnl
grand master. succeeding Herbert
Montague, of Traverse City. The only
new officer elected is George l.. Lusk,
postmaster oil Bay City. who starts IN
at the bottom "a grand marshal and
who. in due course of time. will be-
come grand master.
The other officers elected are: q.
| Roscoe Swift. Adrian. deputy grand
master, James + Dillon. East Tawas.
senior grand warden. William Wente.
Manistee. grand treasurer, Lou Is.
Winsor Reed City. grand secretary /:
grand secretary. Frank O. Gilbert,
Bay City. grand lecturer; William II.
| Gallagher. Saginaw. grand chaplain;
James RI. Thompson. Eyart. junior
grand warden Francis d. Clarke.
Flint, senior grand deacon. William
NJ. Perrett, Detroit, junior grand des-
con: James r. McGregor. Detroit,
grand tiier.
Edward Freusdorf OF Hudson,
Mich. presented Grand Master Hume
with cane made OF cedar from the
forest OF Lebanon. which Mr.. Frens-
dort secured on his recent trip TO the
holy land
The blue lodges or Michigan, I'm tfte
past year. have increased their mem
bership by 2l57, according 10 the an
nual report OF Grand Secretary Win.
sor This bring the present member
ship to 60.699. About 500 delegates
attended the grand lodge session.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
SIR ANTHONY EXPLAINS.
Hasn't Handle 10 Name, but was
Christencd That Way.

Sir" Anthony Russell, colored.
faced Justice stein, Wednesday noon.
10 answer the charge OF assault and
battery brought by his ebony-hued
wife Anna
All. Sir Anthony" said Justice
stein. bowling. and where do you
Get your title. may | ask"
NV folks named me that. Yes. sir,
Sir is my first name. Anthony is my
second name, but folks all calls me
Sandy: | give my full name only on
,ceuIar formal occasions responded
Sir Anthony. who says he Is cook
ON the Eastern States,
Ills case WITH -ie-ss.4f rt-ff- -heaF++i-fs
on June HIe has been in jail since
Saturday. but Wednesday noon was
released on his personal recogniZance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
>Exy 1ORk pRODICE.

NEW YORK;. May 36.--Pork-Strong
mess. s1se501s75. Lard-Firm"r
middle west. spot. sll.l5G l1,25. Sugar
Raw. steady. refined. quiet Coffee
Rio No :. on the spot, "a ) &c. Tat
low-Duil: city. $50 country. So a
SIC Dressed poultry--Quiet and un-
changed Live poultry Cheese
steady. fun cream special, l3H - ~
skins, specials lie. full skins > - "a g.
Coffee options opened steady 10 sc
higher Buttcr--St"ady. receipts . .F5f
creamery extra. 96c. state dairy. tubs
u ae5i1c. imitation creamery. trsts. q
lI22r Eggs-Steady. receipts 23,e, -
nearby white fancy 20 y @6 lac. nearby
mixed fancy. 24us4l. e. fresh hrsts
- l. III 23c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
U. 5. GOVERNMENT BONDS
PRODUCE.

As the season advances and the mar
krt brgius ~ draw it's supply Of fresh
NegctaLles ftum points nearer home.
tho market naturally tends TOWcF. ia
prices. Supplies in all lines at pres
ent are ample Strawberries continue
IA light supply and hold firmly at the
advance. Dealers report an excellent
demand FOR the better grades OF butter.
Receipts OF dressed calves are only fair
and the demand is brisk. Poultry is
wanted thfs week. the demand being
helped out by Jewish holiday. Re,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
NEW YORK COTTON.
BOSTON COPPER.
COPPER LETTER.

Furnished by Hayden. StOne Il Co:
The Boston copper shares opened
quicter ana with Increased activity. or
ders Were we'll distributed. The
strength OF Amalgamatcd in the Lon
don market. together with the advance
in the metal has greatly improved sen
timent. Calumet ~ HeCia is five points
higher and Copper Range "a. Lake IL
stronger on the semi Official announce
ment that the manage emo mt has place
1000 shares OF new stock at a price
considerably above ruling quotations.
Isle Royale was well bougii, up To IS
which ~ Il gain of oue-nalr point Mich
gan Is one half lower on talk of an as
sessment. Other departments of the
market are exhibiting a somewhat
easier tone win the exception Of
United Sifoe,-=wHFieil - @tfp=,,ffe-s ft, Z
point
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
Trainmen Select Harrisburg.

COLUMBUS O.. May 26.-Harris-
burg. Pa. was selected as the place
OF holding the 1911 biennial couyen-
tion by the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen just before their adjourn
ment here today. The vote stood:
Harrisburg. 2S9: Toledo. 233; Column
bus. so; San Antonio, 81; Chicago. 50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
EMBEzZLEMENT CHARGED.
produce Firm Says Collector, 4. G.
Beasley, is $3.50 Short.

HI. NJ. HOFFMAN, OF Shiller & koH'
man, butter and egg dealers on the
Eastern market, swore out warrant
"Wednesday. charging Arthur G beas-
lev with embezzling s3SO76. eBasley
was employed as salesman and COZ
Hector. and is alleged to have failed TO
ftnrn in that amount Of cash collected
since May l. The plaintiff sets forth
that Beasley's whereabouts Is VI
known
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
READING STOCK
GOES BELOW 1855
No Special Reason for Large Sales OF
This Security-It Continues
Weak Through Forenoon.
y. Y. STOCK MANIFESTATIONS,

Anal Cop. S4h. Am 9. T.. - . .
Am Cot OH 55is Am. Ice, 1872 Am.
Loco. 5,as Am. smelt.. as Am sgg,
1854 Am. T. Il 4. 1883. Am. TOD.
pfd lUl. Am Moot, So Ana. cop
5074 Atch, 100, b. \ %, ~. b K
TT. y. Cent Leath.. .9's DO - "a,
l04i. IN. y -. - - IN X CT w. 5
g.. NJ n - r. t'a's I'll a y NEST n.
lS. colo. r. n L.. i0is, Col y SOU 81
pfd. SOia Cons Gas li3, corn Prod .
20 ID. Il Hud.. 1924 Il. Rio Grp
J0A Dis. =. Cor. 4oss Eric. - do
list pfd. sos. do "a pfd. Al, Gen Elce"
1874 CT. Nor. pfc. t6Ss do OtC, - = F..
III Cent. lle. Int Met. l5As DO pfd,
- Kan. q. X Sou, 40 = do pfd. "a
l.. 4 Nash, 1881 NJ, II Ten. ~ :
DO pfd - No Pac.. - Nat. Lead.
sos. Newh.. 2is y y Cent - I. :
\. y. q. * w tS7s Norf \ w. u.
Nor PAc. IA, Penn. l3i'. PEG. q. 4
G. llSSs Pr st. Car, Al +. Read.
I54is Rep l. & st, 2Si. DO ptd. go a E;
Rock Isl. 81 Is. 10 ptd. e@Ss S-SEet,
Sl2 SOU Pac.. 122i sou kN. 80 (. /,
Pa piiS Sss. Z e. l. + 4 t.. ss4
L. y steel 5O@ do ptd. ll9. Ct0h
COP. 50Ss Wabash, .0as do pfd. 81 :
W. L Tel. 20 West MIG S-a. L.
: Bonds. i04a. Texas. S3'a Third
ave, % =.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
COPPER u,RkEy-Clo..

Ariz Conl'I ga. AueX. 3. AL. 40h
Adv. 81. Bay : Gas. 81. Bos Cons
4 81. Bos Ely. q. Ros x Corb.. l9A.
a H. $50. a. & A lO4. Cent. S2ib
Davis -. 5ss T. Butte. I3i. Ely, -.
Fr, 10, ca. i0$l9, G.-Can.. lOh- Gold
Cons. 1915. Helv, o.. Isle Roy
Mon So. MAJ 95 Mich. 10. Mex con
8 Ncv Cons. 22ia New rtah. 80 y
Butte. 81 y Old Dom. % Par. Be- n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
CMII 400 HHDDI( II.

CHICAGO. May % --Butter-Cream-
cry. extras. 241gc. frsts. 23i sec
Ondg Il ~, rtettr5- t->-t Fiss@- e 4. Legs
Eirsfs gtr. seconds zoe Cheese
Twins. i3i. n 10 he. first young Amer
icas. I3i. ml4iac. Live poultry-Iur-
KEYS i5c. fowls l4iac, ducks. lc;
geese 7MSc. springs, now sold oy
weight. 25n33c per 10. according to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
.P[UNGES 1875 FEET
TO INSTANT DEATH
Young Man Jumps From Riverside
Viaduct as Waterman Foils Wo-
man in Suicide Attempt.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Graco An
thony. u striking brunette. who the
police charge tried To drown herself
In the Hudson river. declared in police
court today she knew nothing of the
young man who threw himself i35 feet
from the Riverside yiaduct, almost
at her feet. and was crushed TO death,
as she was being led away from the
pier. by Watchman.
The Waterman says he saw the wo.
early this morning and that he follow
ed her and grasped her just AS she
VAS about e. throw herself into the
river. She put up terrific struggle,
and as the Waterman tried TO find a
policeman she attempted 10 jump In
front OF railroad train.
/ When the Waterman was leading
her under the Riverside viaduct. the
body OF man hurtled through the air
from The top of the structure and
landed in huddled heap. directly In
front OF them. The watchman found
that the man was dead.
Isn't he lucky remarked the wo-
man, much luckier than | am"
The woman rode beside the body
OF the dead man IN an ambulance -
the police station. The police suspect
a suicide pact, but she denies absoI'
utely that she ever saw the dead man
before Almost every bone In the
mans body was broken. A search OF
the clothing found only small pocket
book The only clue 10 mis- identity
was letter to Katherine" which
was in the book The letter read:
Ny Dear Little h:
/ could not live another uaN
without YOU. My last prayer is FOR
you. | see your dear face now
You are Gods good woman.
! am noi crazy. l T Ma a meier
for me the day | parted from YOU
Dear Little Katherine. God
knows what have suffered There
is no lie without you. He. the
most holy, understands you. ana
We shall meet again in heaVen,
when money and social position
shall not show between YOU ana
ne Together we shall live there
and no one shall part as Goodby
and so long.
am not dead but only going
FIRST Goodhy Till | meet you dear
little Katherine In heaven. May
God help you and make your every
hour In life happy You are the
dearest and purest woman that has
ever come into my life.
| am not worthy To touch your
hand Guodby and God bless you.
Your Boy.
(Signed1 JOHN
Later the woman told the police
that she was respondent because OF
love affair with a man whom she says
was George Harmon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
CIEvEIANDIIxE STOCK

CLEVELAND. O.. May Hogs
Receipts 1900. firm mediums and
Igavfrs. }+Ff4iN eA- = - ~ Gs;; -Aatk-
ers. $3.50. lights s725. pigs s7l0N
rs Cattlc--Receipts 3 ears. firm:
Lambs--Receipts ) cars $3.50 top
CalVes-ReCeipts 500 s. % top.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
GIVES RECITAL TONIGHT.
Miss Florence Girardot Heads Detroit
Conservatory Glass.

Miss Florence Marie Girardot, a tai
'ented young pianist pupil of Prof
Francis l.. York, OF the Detroit Con.
servatory of music. will give her grad
mating recital Wednesday evening, in
the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation hall, assisted by Miss Emma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
EAST BIEEAIO-Ciose.

EAST BUFFALO. y Y, May 70
Cattle--None mere. Arm. prime steers
S. 80 y Is. butchers steers S4.5Gd
625. Veals-Receipts 300. active, COM
mon 20 choice, 50 a SO. sheep and
Lambs--R Receipts / 500 slow lambs.
S650mSs5, yearlinGs. s. n 80: sheep.
$3.50 1855 Hogs-Recei 1850. ac-
tive workers. $500 7.Ij. pigs. $3.50 Il
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. May 26-Cattle- Receipts
5000 strong. beeves s5l0 7.20; Tex
as. S4.15 n b.3J, western. sf15 u o p
stockers and feeders. s3.bj n j. 90, cows
and heters. s2.50N6.t0; calves s5n7.
Hogs-ReCeipts % 00 active and
weak light. s690d 7.35. mixed. s. 10 n
T20 yorkers. s7.25a7 80, pigs 81 30 n
SIS. Sheep and Iambs-Receipt To-
Gee steady native s4nb. western.
s425Gn6.75. lambs So % n SIS. western.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
Markets and Finance

Wednesday. lsI.o bu. year ago. ils.-
600 bu
Winnipeg received So cars OF wheat;
year ago 81
Northwestern wheat receipts on
"Wednesday. 20 ears. year ago. li6
Wheat IN Liverpool closed : " " Il
and corn Nd lower.
Marids Nisibl supply, 100000 hu
decrease.
Exports OF whea; and flour Wednes-
day were equal 10 90. 000 bu
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO May 26.-Wheat opening
was sc lower all around. Patten led
strong selling movement at the out
set support was only moderate. Corn
opened Ac lower with the bears sell
iLs freely. Longs unloaded In the oats
pt,. depressing the market sac at the
oIeuing. Provisions trade slow.
Noon-The selling movement In
wnrat continued all morning and price
OF all futures slumpsd badly co. a
showed tremendous strength. May go
ing 10 ~ .c. oats were strong
tlose--May wheat closed very weak
July and sept embeI recovered some
what but never reached the earlier
hlSh usureS. Corn WAS strong To the
close hut oats eased on in sympathy
with wheat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
Quotations by Hayden. Stone Il Co.
Open. High. Low. Close
TOLEDO GRAM,

TOLEDO @. May s6-w heat-Cash
and May. l52ls July, sllsla Sep
cash and May. ga. .. July. 52asc Sept.
70%c. Dec. 5SAc Oats-Cash and
MAY. ole July. 56i4 G. Sept. 44N. G. Dec d.
46l.c Rye-No. /. ssi.c. No 2. sec;
No 3. ssc. Glover seed--Cash and May.
s5a2ie. oct and Dee. 1855 March.
s6.17ia Prime alsike. s17S, Prime
timothy. $50. Oil--Unchanged But
ter-Creamery, zoe; dairy. &c. Eggs
yGtyc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
Harmony i'm PARK Department.

Where all has been friction in the
park department through the rival am
billions OF Secretary Ilurlbut and Supt.
Dilgef 20 succeed Commissioners
Eiinchman. June -. all Is TO be lovely
The olive branch has been vigorously
waved and peace may settle over all
when the changes are made Mayor
Breitmeycr does not want Supt. Dilger
81 resisn when llurlbut is appointed
and IL how seems possible that nc
may not carry o.. earlier threats ~
60 80. Robert r'lowerday is 10 BE-
made AupcIintedcnI of tho boulevard
and small parks. I'm case Dilger re.
signs as superintendent OF Belle Isle
mis- place will be taken by Robert w
UngeT. now chief florist on the islam T.
The meeting OF the Wayne County Pro-
hfbition club. scheduled for Friday
Inc IL - hull
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. eN-
tras 25c. hrsts 34c. dairy. l9c, pack
ln@ stock, itigc per 10.
Eggs-Curren receipts, case count.
eases Included. 2ti. c per doz Receipts
Wednesday, SUCg cases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BIFFALO-0p-ninx.
nntnr A sfRxen~ i've Sfn.L Rsnnrt

BUFFALO. May 2G--t Special Cat
tl'-ReCetpts ears. steady. Hogs
Receipts 10 ears, strong. heavy. 81 S0Gi
30; workers.. s., 50n 80. pigs. $3.50.
Sheep and Iambs-RsCelpts 10 cars
steady. best lambs sS15 50. year
lings s. q 80, wethers Sc loN6 20:
ewes $3.50 q o. Calves--StSong. $3.50 n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26

Mcdonald. 'cellist. and l.. l.. Renwick.
accompanist. Miss Girardot's opening
number will be the Chopin concerto In
e minor. with orchestral accompani-
nent by Prof. York. Besides. she will
play the Chopin ballad In A fiat. era
covienne Fantastique" (Paderewski)
and Stojowski's Chant d'Amour"
Miss Girardot Is the president OF the
xraduating class of the Detroit Con
servntory Of music.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26

Bu-iness-Iikr Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co.. No
IL John " st. Phone 1898
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26

Subscribers entitled to books.
due previous TO December list,
1907. can now be supplied at
this office. Call az City circula.
ton Department.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
DETROIT
TRUST
COMPANY
100000

Has money to loan, in
large or small amounts, on
mortgages covering inn
proved Real Estate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
DIRECTORS

Ammi w. Wright Edwin G. Nichols
Arthur RI. Bull George Peck
Jas. T.. Davidson Edward III. Butler
Fred k T.. Drugs ID. l.. Quirk, Jr.
Benton Hanchett Edward d stair
James y. Wright Sidney T. Miller
Elisha II. Fllnn f W. Gilchrist
Henry T. Baldwin Frank W. Eddy
Alex. Mcpherson Rasmus Hanson
Chester q. White Saml r. Douglas
JAS L., Danaher. Luclus Lilley
Charles A. Dean Benz +. Berry
John n Avery Walter Scotch.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26
The meeting OF the Wayne County Pro-
Llhlll.... ..I..L. -.L.a..I...I l..r L..I.I..

evening in the Ford building. has
been Indefinitely postponed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-26

Later the woman told the police
that she was respondent because OF a
love affair with man whom she says
was George Harmon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-12
Grafton's Roof Work.

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rrst-cIass condition when Grafton does the
rcpairing the oldest and best roonng con
cern in Washington. All work gusranteeu.
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