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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-12-25

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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-12-25

Pullman Buffet PArior car,
operated on trains % and 70 be
tween Jacksonville and Miami.
Pullman Buffet sleoper be
tween New York and knights
Key over the Atlantic Coast Line
north Of Jacksonville Is handle I
on trains 30 aud 81.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-12-25

e West
depa turc from KEW
MONDAYS
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
LENTEN SERVICES
ATTRACT BIG CROWD

The Detroit opera house was crowd
ed with men and women TUESDAY noon
TO hear the Rev. ). ID Mcconnell D
D.. in his second sermon-in the Len
ton services now in progress under
the auspices OF five of the most prom
inont Protestant denominations IN me
city There were many more people
IAN Monday noon representative nus
mess men. s6cietyiand business won
ON and numerous clergymen az the
various denominations being present
bishop Williams presided, anu pro
nounced the benediction
Or Mcconnell said that The pain
which comes TO one In this world has
no relation whatever TO his good or
m deserts
This fact" he said. draws me
moral sting out OF suffering. that ran
coling sting that one often believes 70
De- unfair. for there Is no unfair deal-
ing with the Almighty, God himself
suffers with us In our distress. Cod
gives time end opportunity FOR masking
up to one what he has suffered here
hy lengthening out into immortality
the period ~ existence OF human ME-.
Or. Mcconnell viii speak Nednes
day. Thursday and Friday moons and
Saturday noon. Dean : ; Marquis oi
So Pauls Cathedral, Viii deliver the
address
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
WEARS TO GET IN
|0UCH WITH BOYS
|Upr. or p,ARcAMsAL FARM HAS
SOME STARTLING THEoRlEs
"a ON REFORM.

e. Il often swear in front OF my boys
= order that | may get In touch with
@1om.'
This statement was made in the
ounty building Tuesday morning. by
Eomer T. Lane, superintendent OF the
D,Arcambal Farm, who several days
80 admitted that he invited the larg.
II boys into his room to smoke with
m during the evening.
y believe that IL can get In touch
lfh the boys | can do them more
nod than IL I hole myself above
hem" he said and IN order TO do that
4 eometimes swear before them. That
ofings me more TO their level. and
{nen l try TO bring them up to mine.
and ! have induced number 10 quit
Wearing"
~. Mr.. Lanes practice of smoking with
~ larger boys did not meet the APP
wal OF County Agent Samuel Law
re, and that gentleman is even
ne outspoken In his disapproval OF
IA Lanes plan TO cure the swearing
abit.
1--WE are trying 10 have a woman
robation officer appointed to watch
1)ver the hayward girls that come into
Ne Juvenile court" he said. "Will Mr.
Ane argue that this officer should
over herself TO the level OF some OF
<hese girls in order 10 do them good 2
III. Lawrence asks.
M In my opinion an officer 10 do the
'Xoung delinquents any good should be
and loving. but above any
inch methods as Mr.. Lane employs
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
OF ANOTHER'S
WIFE CAUSES TROUBLE

Alex Snay. who lives In Fairview.
tcld Justice Jerfries Tuesday morning
that he could not understand why. but
David Dompier, star boarder In ~ the
Snay home, was Jealous" OF Mrs
Snay.
lie gets mad II she wants TO 20
out anywhere said Snay. Monday
night wanted my wife To go OUT
with nie, but Dompier started swear.
ing around. and insisted that she
couldn't 90 with me-my own wife.
Then when | failed To see II his way.
he came AT me with big butcher
knife sharpening II on poker and
growing and swearing AS he approach
ed"
Patrolman John Klein broke IN the
peculiar row. and arrested Dompicr.
who was fined $95 with the option OF
30 days in the works"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
sTUDENTS HELP PUT
OUT $1,000 BLAZE

81 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March .
Rich Harvard students. clad in paja
mas, bathrobes and overcoats. hastily
1onned. helped the fremen put OUT
.a blaze before dawn today in Weld
Hall, one of the famous old dormftor-
les of the university. that threatened
Tor time to completely destroy the
building. The janitor saw the fire. He
aroused all the students. There was
~ hasty rush to safety while tiremen
we're rushing to the scene. Every stu
dent became a fireman and tried to
DO something TO help extinguish the
blaze. The fire is supposed TO have
otnrted In the room OF Walter G. Hodg-
don, a sophomore. of Dedham, Mass.
The loss will be about $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
DOWNFALL MAY
AFFECT BROTHER

News OF the defeat OF the Martin
dale candidates for school inspector
in many OF the wards and the conse.
quent likelihood of the downfall OF the
school board organization. has set the
politicians wondering as to what eff
feet this combination OF circumstances
will have upon the future fortunes or
Fred E. Martindale, now secretary OF
state.
The story has gained wide circula-
tion since the first of the year that
Martindale would be candidate for
governor with the backing OF the pres
ent administration Martindale has
been consistent Warner man. and
the talkedof arrangement offered pos
sibilities of strength 10 the governor
In case the latter undertakes a sena-
torial campaign. as expected.
To bring out Martindale. II was re-
ported that l.ieut..Gov. p. r. Kelly
would have 10 be shelved and the pre-.
siding officer OF the senate is said to
be very ayerse 10 any such arrange
ment.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
JOHN p. SCHNEIDER
IN DEARBORN RETREAT

The serious mental condition ~
JohRszP. Schneider. the automobile
dealer. who recently constructed a
large garage on Woodward-ave, has
developed into a permanent malady,
according TO the testimony OF his
father in probate court. Tuesday
when application was madefOr thelap-
pointment OF guardian and for an
order combining him in an asylum. NJ.
Schneider is now AT ST. Joseph's Re
treat. Dearborn. where he was seat
In an emergency several days ago.
The certificates OF the physicians ap
pointed by Judge Durfee 10 examine
Mr.. Schneider were not in court. and
the Judge withheld his decision until
these are filed. DR. j. T. Emerson
testified that he considered MIR
Schneider mentally incompetent and
In need OF attention.
This is a distressing development Ia
n business career OF unusual brilliance
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
WILBUR WRIGHT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE

PAU. France, March 2.-The rudder
of the Wright aeroplane struck the
ground and disabled the machine yes
lerday and Wilbur Wright and Col.
wives. chief OF the aerostatic corps OF
the Spanish army narrowly escaped
injury.
The accident occurred Just AS the
machine was being launched for a
digit. The rudder struck the ground
and snapped and the cable used TO
guide the rudder wound around the
propellers. which in turn were dts
abled. The machine, however. fleE
ON for forty meters and then stopped
and neither OF its occupants was hurt
Previously Mr. Wright had made
two successful flights in the aeropane
with NM. Lambert and Tissandier rs
messengers
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03

with instant service from the push
button arrangement This same tele-
phone, which Us set into tho wall ~
also Bell telephone. aud can be used
Tor city or long distance.
Every room 90 every apartment In
Guiding tile halls and tlr basement is
under tucrWostat control FOR tha. recu.
latiOn 81 heat. enabling any tenant to
get exactly whatever heat is wanted
All bath rooms are tued with Qra
hardened enamtIed porcelain. imported
direct nom Belgium Dutch Holland
scenes aud UtNtr arr fotrt urps furnlsu-
ink the tile border There h "a laundry
chute ia a." building. hasru ..t
laundry, new style patent cloth dryer
Tor wet day use. speaking rIups a. aII
apartments From the rear SEPARATE
individual cnamo'td store room In fIt.
basement i0r every apartment uIa n
chute Tor lrttrlf. tcfriErra drained
INTO the sewers. Kitchen cabinets. direct
ACTION SNs ranges aud sinks boo uII
Kitchens. Tho AvrO ie IN urlrtrl,.rf
house more modaru than ans otu,.
auNWher'. Tho elevator runs tu i..
rUpf pt tHe AiUo, whore a canvas cos.
cred promenade reVdirg and .rWInl
room. with pOtted palms and OH. r Iot-
house plants viii add - tIe at.ractltE-
ness OF the building iu summer
Tile front entrance o. tne roo lis un-
usually att1gtiVr. finished iu WuibIu
ana tile. The malls are beJuIIi.iII.
ligatcd and most artistlcalll deDorat
No Two rooms -n the entire 1tlftJirl-
are decorated anything the same. yrt
there is perfect harmony and art ,lIa-
played everywhere. Tho Amo haS o., y
nearly a year under construction. IL
was des lgned by Juseph ". Mills win,
ga conjunction with the owner worked
out the original features. n was cree
ed hy the NlutOn co.. and has brc-l
decorated. regardless % expense. hy
James Roach
Air. Lewis thought throughout bas
been 10 give Detroit .n apartment
building unique and Practical Tn.
very best possible service in Tho wa
OF attendants Is furnished lncludin,-
uniformed doorman. uniformed elpvatpr
boys. and maid w waiting 20 assist
the ladies with receptions In the ar
ternoons. TIE elevator viii be oper-
ated DAY and night. Visitors Will ne
welcome az all times TO inspect the un-
occupied apartments.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
FRIEND OF JUDGE,
THEREFORE, ACQUITTED

Il used TO work for you once said
Thomas Glazier. charged with begging
when he appeared before Justice JET
fries. Tuesday.
Seems 10 me remember you" said
the Judge
George Monroe was arrested with
Glazier, but, unfortunately had no Ole
time acquaintance 10 fall back on. De
tectiye Bowden told OF catching both
men begging on the streets.
Well. | know you. Glazier. so I'll
let you go. but don't know you. Mon
roe. so I'll fine You 81 or 80 days.
was the Judges odd decision.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Thief Makes Rieh Haul.

II now transpires that the burglar
who ransacked the fashionable apart.
ments OF Miss Sadie Burnham, No.
lSC Putnam-aye., early Sunday even.
ing. got away with iewelry valued AZ
$500 including many highly priced
hcirlooms instead OF merely $40 Ia
cash. as was first reported 10 the pO-
lice. Precinct Detectives Holland and
Graus OF the Garfield station are In
ypstisating the burglary. tut without
securing any definite clue TO the
providers identity as yet
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03

IL Is conservatlvely estimated tnat
not less than fftecn thousand Detroit
ers have been shown through this
,rnique apartment building, so Ade-
laide-st, since Wednesday noon last
The electric passenger elevator. which
IL unusually large. has been taxed -
it's capacity TO carry the crowds, espc-
tcialiy in the evenings, when the line
Of Jefferson-ave. and Woodward-aVe.
automobiles and carriages standing In
front at times has reached half the dis
lance OF the entire block toward Wood
I. Wa rd ave.
There IL no other apartment build
ling in the city or I'm the country. or
r Cor that matter. In the world, quite IS
complete IN every minor detail and as
Wonderful in the mechanical convent
ences Installed In II. Windows can b.
+ turned Inside out 90 clean them and
can be cleaned In a few seconds. giving
Ventilation OF the entire opening o.
..fhe window. top and bottom: fire proof
vaults set into the solid masonry COM
tain burglar proof combinations, bra "
wall beds 50 simple that they can be
operated by any clIild. fold UP into the
walls hidden from fiew when not IN
uae: vacuum cleaning with nickel-piat-
ed openings are concealed in the base
boards I'm the halls. and In every apart
ment. IRE hose on a nickel plated rack.
with an electric pump furnishing Atty
'txAilons OF water a minute. Is installed
an every hall. while the telephone sys-
tenn used u the only one OF it's Kind n
nee in the world. new product 81 the
nell phone company. made especially
from original plans for the Amo.
The telephone IL fiush with the WALL
nd operates from a brass push aty
ron board in the marble entrance with
relf-contained. seit-operating auto
attic switchboard system IN the JAM
>rs apartment.
<~al<rs NJ the front entrance may
~ fhe fanltor. who In turn can ring
nparfment or any apartment can
- any other apartment. all operated
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
DEATH ROBS SUNDAY
SCHOOL OF TWO PUPILS

Death has invaded the Sunday
school OF the First Congregational
church. Woodward and Forest-ayes.,
and has robbed two classes OF bright
pupils one OF them is James Frisoie
Sturgeon. the S-year-old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Sturgeon. who was In the
kindergarten department OF the sun
day school. The funeral was held
from the family residence. No 50 For
estsave. east. Tuesday afternoon. The
burial was private
The other little victim was Gather
inc Fletcher. aged 5, pupil in the
primary department. She died, Mon
day. and the funeral will be held
Wednesday afternoon from the home
No. 2s9 Putnam-ave
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
COTTON KING IS
HELD FOR TRIAL

NEW YORK. March 2-united
states Commissioner Shields this nj
lernoop held Theodore u. Pace. the
former cotton King" for trial IN Wash
ington on the charge OF consplring TO
defraud the government by securing
IN advance tho cotton crop report for
1905 from the department OF agricul'
tire. Prices attorneys az once an
nounced that they would appear be-
fore Judge Ward in the United states
district court and ask for writ OF
habeas corpus and a writ OF certiorari
Tor Price.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
CITY LOSES ON
HALLY ORDINANCE

The United states court OF appeals
in Cincinnati. Tuesday. dismissed The
city's appeal in the case OF the Hally
three-cent ordinance. ON purely techui-
cal grounds lnasmuch as the case
was not heard on its merits by the
Cincinnati court. the matter can now
be again threshed ont In the local
court and in the event OF an adverse
decision the city may appeal
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
INDEPENDENT STEEL
PLANT CUTS WAGES

BUFFALO. y. y. March "A re-
duct.on OF ten per cent in the wages
of virtually every employe OF the
iaCkawauna steel company goes into
effect today The Lackawanna is the
lai gcst independent concern outside
az tile Gary plant and this is the first
announcement OF Il cat in wages from
the iude pendents since the war OF
prices with the United ates Steel
corporation began. There is no talk
OF labor troubles at the I.ackawanna
plant
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Have close an Ia Flre.

Fire which started in the three
story building at Nos. 10 ana - Sher.
man-st. shortly before noon Tuesday.
nearly caused the death ~ 10 men.
They were on the top floor when the
fire started. anu were cut or from the
stairways Some Of them became fran
tic and were with difficulty restrained
from jumping 10 the ground with the
aid OF the long ladders Of the fire de-.
partment all reached the ground safe.
~ The loss Will amount 10 So 900
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
SEAT SALE FOR BEN
GREET PLAYERS OPENS

The sale OF seats for the Russian
SYMPHONY Orchestra and Tie Ben
Greet Players in \ Midsummer
Nights Dream In the Detroit opera
house next sunday afternoon and
evening opened auspiciously MS
morning Large audiences are sure
&C. be in evidence AT both performances.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
KOCH HUSTLES TO PAY
ELECTION OFFICIALS

City Treasurer Max c. Koch will.
for the convenience OF the election IN
spestors and counting clerks. keep his
office open until o'clock Wednesday
evening, paying on until that hour.
The treasurer's force will begin pay
ing the election inspectors and regis
trars at 10 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing and checks for the counting hoard
clerks will be rea " after O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Don't Wear
A Truss
After Thirty iear> Experience ! nave
Made a. New Discovers for uen'
Women or Chiidrsn That
cure, Rupture.
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giving you prices and names "i m"nS
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no haInVss no lies.
send on trial L. prove what ! ~
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Will he as enthusiastic ag nay hundi rH'
OF paticnts whose letters YOU can "lH'
read FIN out Tree coupon below M,
mail today. It's we'll worth your tNE
whether YOU try my discovery or not
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
TWO CARS TIP
OVER INTO DITCH

MILAN, Mich. March Tive rear
cars, q Pullman and diner, OF Wa
bash train 40 !. ,westbound due al
Milan at s;45 a. m. were duched
three miles west OF here his morning.
owing 10 broken rail. The Two rear
cars tipped over into the ditch. No
passengers were in the Pullman. but
"A Negro employe in she diner was bad
Is hurt.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Acknowledged With Thanks.

A patronlzing young lord was seat
cd opposite the late James Mcneil
Whistler at dinner one evening. Dur
ing a hull in the conversation he adj
iusted his monocle and leaned for
ward toward the artist.
law, y know, Mr. Whistler" he
drawled. Il pahssed your house this
mawping"
THANK YOU" said Whistler quietly.
Thank you very much. Every
bodys Magazine
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
STANDARD OIL
MAGNATE DIES

NEW YORK. March w. II. TIL
ford. one Of the vice presidents OF
the Standard OH company, died at his
home In this city today
Other men in the oil line in the in
dependent ranks have characterized
Mr.. Tilford as "a sort of general man
ager or the details OF the organization
"a man who controlled ana directed
the field forces throughout the coun'
try"
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
TO ASK $4,000 FOR
MONUMENT IN DETROIT
(From a Staff Correspondent

LANSING, March REP. ID. T.. Cur
tiss. OF Detroit will introduce a bill
asking for an appropriation OF $4,000
To erect n monument in Detroit 10 the
soldiers. sailors and marines or the
Spanish-American war and those who
helped uuell the Instruction in the
Philippine islands and Went with the
relief expedition TO China
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
SCHROEDER TAKES
SPERRY'S PLACE

WASHINGTON. March Rear Ad-
miral Charles Sperry today formally
applied for retirement from duty as
commander-in-chief OF the Atlantic bat
tleship feet. and Rear Admiral Seaton
Schroeder has been appointed In his
place
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
IS CHARGED WITH
S25,oo FORGERY

RICHMOND. Va. March Louis
Luvc1steiu OF Deyereungen Prussia
was arrested here last night AT the
instance OF the German consul chars-
ed with forgeries IN more than 100
caaes The warrants aggregate S25
coo He will be extradited
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
suppressed pIvorcs suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled Tuesday bv Augusta VS.. Angus
Rintz: Anna VS.. John j. HALEY: Eliza
teth -. Fred Cusa-k: Annie vs.. VII.
lium Z. Griffin. Lena VS.. Louis A. Sa.
bine, and Anna ys. Walter L. Bacon
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Nomination conirmed-

HAVANA. March The nominu.
uoa Of Carlos Garcia Volos 70 be Gu.
bau minister 20 the United states has
been confirmed by the senate.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Nabbed on Forgery Charge.

William Duggan. bartender living
at No AS Campbeil-ave MAS arrest
ed Tuesday by Detectives Buhr ant
Boersig charged with forgery
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 2.-lieuten-
art Commander l., c. Palmer, OF the
United States navy has been appoint
Cd special aide 10 President-elect Taft
for inauguration day.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
Noe Is the Time to Engage
Your DressMaker for
Pretty summer dresses

The counters of the Wash Goods brilliant with
of dainty Summer Cottons unfolded
in all their Spring freshness and beauty.
The Wash Goods showing the advertising man
fabrics These said he, ARE the Eng
ish Zephys They such avortes that buy hundreds
pieces them price that enables sell them 3ec
yard"
and pads n
Then here fine English Madras Cloths, he
These very much demand for Tailored Shirt
Waists Wash Dresses And the prices but $50 and
3oc yard.
decisive and cooring include
all the which are the twotones
Another popular this Dress Bingham" he
on great hit for have got under the price
&C. and have it yard, instead of age
cleanooking Bingham, hundred
in have
to MI the
or yard
Here S of Silk Voes that 1 wish you would
speak the he continued They almost
pure silk the finest French inches wide
quality retails for S25 yet here only CSC yard
blue heiotrope
Sefcoord checks
x waists
And so it Enough pretty fabrics require page
tell about them all.
Women with Wash Dresses Suits Waists pros
pect will b. delighted with the beautiful showing assembled
here Second Floor.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03

Something specially good Wednesday in handsome SASH
PINS quarter each All new designs in gold Egyp
tan and tinted finishes. They'll 60 like hot cakes
The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
So. 50
For Regular $500
HIND BAGS

A small group, from a prom
inent manufacturer.
Two fine styles: The one sketch
ed is soft folded bottom black
seal bag. The other style is equal
~ fine. Both are regular s.
models. and Wednesday, for short.
quick sale. We offer them at $3.50
each.
There are only about 90 bags.
and probably three times that
many women will want them. so
come early.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-21
DEATH CLAIMS FIRST
SETTLER OF SANTA ROSA
Don Celso Baca, One of New Mexico's
Most Prominent Citizens. Died
Last Night, Aged .3.

Santa Rosa n. NJ, May 21.-Don
Celso Baca, 7S years old, and one of
the wealthiest and most prominent
men in the territory. died here this
morning, after short illness. Mr..
Baca was the first settler on the
present townsitc of Santa Rosa and
named the town after member Of
his family
Mr.. Baca was born at San Miguel
April 6, 1886. and was the son of
wealthy parents. He received a col
leg,ate education and was an able
speaker in both English and Spanish
He inherited large estates and by
careful business methods increased
his income immensely In 1886 he
located at Santa Rosa At the time
of his death, he owned large
amount of real estate and was a di-
rector in bank in his home town
hr. Baca was prominent in poll
tics and was a delegate to the St
Louis convention where Mckinley
was nominated for the presidency. He
also served several terms I'm the ter
ritorial legislature both in the house
and council.
Mr.. Baca left a wife and two chill
dren.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-05-21
ICEBERGS RELEASED
STEAMER MONGOL|AN
Heavy Gale Breaks Up Giant Ice Pack
and Steamer Moves To Free
Waters.

st. Johns, n. s, May 21.-The AL
len line steamer Mongolian, which
has been held "A prisoner in the ice
banks off the harbor here for the last
two days, freed herself early this
morning and steamed into compara-
lively free waters. During the night
heavy easternly swell set in, which
broke up the pack sufficient to allow
the steamer to slowly make her es-
cape.
In shipping circles the Mongolian's
release at this time is regarded as
very fortunate, as her condition last
night was very threatening and the
pressure on the steamer was greater
than at any other time. The pssscn-
gers who ventured 10 sleep during The
night were suddenly aroused by the
loud noises of the great bergs as IA, Y
twisted and turned. and when dav n
broke it revealed the open water ut
few miles from the steamer.