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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-05
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-05
WIGLE REELECTED
MAYOR OF WINDSOR

The municipal elections in Wind
sor. Monday. resulted In the return OF
Ernest S. wigle as mayor for a NTH
term. He defeated II. S. Foster by SO
votes.
The newly-elected board of alder.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-Clarence ].
0b14f1. 'conneei ~fUr s. s.. carvalho,
Bradford Merrill and II. II. Clark. OF
0cerp-Uf-1ho> 8tnr" Publishing Co.,
1cb-pubIipb ess1hs-Nsw- York ,Amerl-
ca ashsd Magistrate Moss yesterday
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cago, that he knew ''of his own per-
sonal knowledge that the defendants
were officers OF the Star Publishing
Co." that knowledge was simply bas-
ed on information and belief Shearn
commended that this constituted per
fury Justice Moss took the matter un-
der Amusement.
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COMBINATION SUITS AT $2.oo-of fine
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rows Of embroidery with three rows OF
lace inserting and lace edging. Draw
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Better qualities at prices relatively as cheap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-05

Donnelly was reelected.
The Niagara power referendum car
ried In almost every town In western
Ontario.
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Business-iiks Prspsins. No fuss aud
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right Ttmes Printing Co.. Is
John R-st. Phone 1tea
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job Printing done right. Times Print
sux Co.. is Jonn R-st.I Phone 1teS
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embroidery, medallions and 4ce in
sorting. Drawers trimmed with ruffe,
with lace inserting and edging-special
price 1925 the suit.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
WOLVERINES IRON WORK
STILL GOOD AFTER Sc YEARS
Naval Architects Listen TO interesting
Paper on Old Battieship--Techni-
cal Subjects Discussed.

one OF the most Interesting papers
read IA the morning session OG the So
ciety OF Naval Architects and Marine
Engineers. in the c0unl. chamber,
friday, was that describing the con.
struction and history Of the L. 5. 5.
Wolverine. formerly the Michigan.
The paper was b. Commander w. p.
White, & S y.
This old vessel. which is still used
as revenue cutter and raining ship,
was authorized ia IS4l ana launched
= la iS4% HeI. ast-eoAs pieuous= SER.
i've was IA guarding the army prison
for Confederate soldiers on Johnson's
island during the civil war. The re-
port showed that the ironWork OF the
vessel is still in good repair after he'd
66 years Of service.
john craig, or Ih1 CTJig SHiU0UitdtUS
! Co. OF Toledo, discussed take marine
| conditions. lie declared that previous
- vessel values were very luCtuating
! boats sometimes earning 700 per cent
! in year and again not being worth
! two per cent. System has made the
! business q safe one now. ne declared,
and conditions are better in a general
way than ever before with the hazards
! largely done away with
Prof II. G. Sadler University a..
Michigan read an interesting paper o.
vessel resistance while q uapcr by &.
II. Peabody. OF Boston m cam TIM
bines was listened TO carefully Naval
Constructor y. W. TaE or. U. n.
| had q technical paper on tcriuonta
REGARDING the 81 zion Of vessels
That an appropriation ft 21,0OO.0uO
| 80 improve the Canadian channel be-
tween Fightiuc ieiand arc The main
| land viii soon bo made hr rho Domin-
! ion government WAS The interesting III
tcricence which William LIVINGSTONE
| impaired 10 the members az tho So
ciety Of Naval Architects and Maine
Engineers o nthcir river trip. Thurs
day
Francis r Bowl es former rear =
uiral and now president of the Fore
River sh,pyar1s atw hich The North
Dakota and other Government voe-ei7
are building is -c.1t1v pleased at the
success Of thr hGtt'aehip cruise 9"aUrt
the world which WAS rocsltly compile
/ cd Uc thinks that the magnificent
condition oi the Amori team vessels 0ft
ar Che ycSr.Org cruise d'aDrores tho
I criticisms that have lecv made uf fi'
tir ft~htifrr-- ms --i-t'tt..s before ir--'.-
! inc Tho navy r ar admiral B0wlot
! had charge ~ scr~roi of ho navy
Yards ana he is rcspo0 ih'c for many
reforms I'm oporaton of he navy varjs
ami huillirrNo' war sbirs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
MILITARY ENCAMPMENT
FOR STATE FAIR PROPOSED
Plan Is To Have National Guard and
Regulars Show Exhibition Pa
irons How Soldiers Live

A military encampment during tie
Michigan State fair is one of the Tea
lures proposed by representative cit
liens of Detroit. II is suggested that
several companies of the national
guard be induced to come TO the faiF
from Sept 10 10 and pitch Their
tents en-the- inner field -ot- the IA "A
track. Thts would be an tdCai pfac1
and give people from all sections OF
Michigan an opportunity of seeiLe
how soldiers live II is suggested that
perhaps tho regulars from Fort Wayne
might be- induced to join in the et.
tcrrrlse Some have also proposed tia,
various semi-military bodies be invit
I'd 60 take part in the encampment. II
such a scheme should 50 through J. Is
intended by those interested TO make
the military feature one OF the leading
attractions of the exhibition.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
HORSES LAY FOOTBALL.
One of the Many Features With But
falo BITS Wild West Show.

Football ON horseback bids fair &C.
lrival +-yi9- as q game Tor hOrScD2ck
riders iu his country. II has ueon a
Iorullr form OF amusement In Eng
land for the past season. ana there Is
season 90 believe that our own horf'-
men viii take ID up. The Eui2lo B'u
Wild West and PawEec BiN Far East
| Is demonstrating tie sport this year
ms one of the features of that popular
cxhihl0D n Is played hF group II
norsempn. trained to experiences ia
thro acN lad" mounted on the liycN
western ponies which are features
with ,hc Will West.
large ball standing half rs hin
as an oud nary horse. is used a. the
football" The knees Of the puu.e.
arc padded and bv running int IT, the
BAH is thus propelled from GOAL tJ
-uel. Aside ilaW the interest which
tine game creates. there is strong
element OF er0tesque comedy IN me
exhibition The horses are risecd on
affcI tho fashion OF The regulation foot
BAH player. with guards and pads 90.
aN sorts presenting a gr1i'sque dn
pcardncc o. ctcr. way the football
horses arc interesting, aud the DIVER
siOu b. prOviuC great mt WITH PIT
rous of the wild west cEhihitIon
The HORSES play st7T part thr1urr.
orr Buffalo Jill. entire program ka
Thompsons trained Western rang,
horses are o. prcHl iq1turc. and them
graceful afo'1'j0us and ni"l ~clco'
TRICKS a.e no sIrpass, ny the trlip
t.+.-+a-,-l -tll ul -Lhp- cl4cus -4rcla
mcI,inr horses. Indian ponies a2I
Arabian stlods arc numbered amUle
tha equine stalls OF th Will West
contributing vas'ly go q program %,
lively cv'nfs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
DETRnlr OrEnA lInrNn.

itThc Fortune Teller. ont uf no
most ct1inlnA C0mpo -itions thtN NI,-
tor herbert haa contributed to tile lipht
opera stage with lihrctto los lIatrv A..
Smhh uuthpr cot Tho book OF Robin
HOOD, mas boon selected by tho Abprn
comic Opera company for tAr thtrd
week OF lts enlargement al the Detroit
opera house. knpenlnss- nn MaH-l-I4- et,.tt-
inkr II WIS originally produced hv
Ait1e Ncllsvn when shr.l cft tyo fnifM f
the famous Bostoniuus 90 become A
Nar. hnd dld much to place hcr amuug
uhe list of recognized lisht opera lum-
nar'is.
Tue Atom mama cement promises A
faithful reproduction of Tic original
mounting lu this rcIiNaI---slI- ..A-A-la
nrrt ftr rUTtur1 WIN rn7 T0us Piece s
IL has prosecuted. VIII hribs together as
many nciIlhc.a- of the-..-, -t-t--i possible
that haze been successful in tho roles
on previous occasions Tire Aborns
nave succeeded IA securing ~ less than
nVc artists who have previously dem
onstiat"d their ability 90 impersoudto
the re'es ntfustcd 10 them. First Of
MI tncft Is iNseut COWlcf. Who play II
Sander the gypsy lover. ina the Original
prescntation. This part was written
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26

meHts- nf the dogs and ponies aud -lLg
work Of tho clown dogs is said To Keep
the house IN an upruar most Of the
time. The aerial ballet of the Nelson's
is the largest act iu numbers yct seen
in tho Family and Is one Of the
most artistic acts now before the pub
lie All tie fancy dances ~ the times
are done In mid-aIr The wcll known
eccentric comedians. Cpllcn and BcrlS-
Icy. viii follow with not few laughs.
Others are AIR and Mrs Low Stanl. ",
who's, perfection I'm dress entitje them
to Ic called the Fashion plates Of
vaudeville Tho Dancing Du PARIS.
whose team work sounds ikc the danc-
ing or OF" person. VIII introduce a
-Hev,Ity'in triple time called Tho Pos
ing Buck VIII Hart. Su05r1 through
out the Countrr as a Musical M'ko,"
viii give his latest musical c0meGv ar "a
and monoioEuo. The vaudeville BIZ
viii close with Kaufman and kcuil-
worth The Two Kids" Tho picture
subjects are exceptionally good this
week and include The Lost Invita-
ton" "A Western Hero" and Broke
Again"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26


Holmes ono joy IS his ward. sylvia
Eomer. beautiful girl OF IT, who
looks upon tho blind Holmes Ms more
lhan bcnrfactor. The gradual awaken
Ing Of Holmes 10 loves call and his
hght between what inc cone
|iders duty and the lovc his heart die
[atts is really the basis OF Miss Nor
Ions charming and wholesome comedy
rhc action throughout Is spirited. Oh,
tomcdv real. spontaneous and natural
Ind the several love interests that 'r-
Ter. aside from that of the two priuri-
bal characters. also hold considerable
Interest At tho call 81 cupid Holmes
becomes boy again IN heart and uC-
Hon 4 not INTACT, Tho piece viii No
given n lavish production. particularit
The second act. which VIII represent
tichlv furnished room In Chinese
home Mr. Chaser has See
|ccted Chimes" setting for this act
IN order 10 display his beautiful and
|kh collection Of rugs and fabrics ro-
kchti.- purchased from tAn-rnl lhratld
Eonger collection \ beautiful souvc-
hir IN tho form ~ an autographed
bhoto a. Miss CourtCuvy viii bc giycn
Ia zach lady I'm attendance Monday
kvoninE The photo is Of tho carbon
FOLDER style especially gotten ont hy
Fhc Baker Art studio, 90 Columbus and
Ihows Miss Cour'cu. iu ono 90 hor
favorite poses 10 e. not half tone
but finely finished art photograph.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26

Mnlma-s are the most strenuous wire
performers that ever appeared on the
local sta-c
Waterbury Bros ~ Tcnny. musical
experts ana comedians viii Ice prom
ineut feature ~ the bill This arf was
last seen in Detroit AS feature with
the Conan q HARRIS MINISTRIES. sharing
tho AOnprs OF that organization Win
Julian Eltingc. Eddie I.cOnlld, George
Temple stars Although they nave bc"n
sccn here on former occasions, ms r
act never grows old ana is always en-
joNahie
Francui- Olloms and his pege VIII
prcstn a composite act OF music jug
CLING and a,robaticS This act, IKE the
remaining acts ON the bill arH making
their FIRST tour % the east aftor reap
ing an the laurcls on the cNtcnsiv"
western circuit called the Orpheum
circuit The FredericiSa RAYMOND trio
Will. present an operate skit called
Raymond az !rima donna soprano, J.
Rpcber AS tenor, and Six. +. Ollimonte
as baritone.
Tom Waters late star II Tho Mayos
Iof Lauwhland Coming Vhro' the
RYE" ctc, will appear I'm p!anologue
and monologue OF song story ANA
uimicrr. thc Iioes sisters Youngest
OF international dancers; Gurucite -.u-
die 'u comedy. Juggling and acrohotics,
and the Moorescopo pictures VIII round
out t,.e bill
Tho following wrct Manager Moore
will Introduce Pat Rooney's latest sue
cess. Hotel Lgughlaud' witch com
daluticst 90 dancers, Frank Morrcl
tTrp feature with tTr- tiuHuu q Harris
MINISTRIES. Wormwoods animal circus,
etc
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IA Nv LOCAL. ~PLAYHOUSES -

pose, OBJ, inequality OF toe union as
Co muHF ~ ~ mc 'ubtrh. h' unthiiitd
aud m4plcut diuNX tAe sane wage Hs
tne cons Cle ntipHs. lndHattlnus anu
skilled tHu letter are hrhtt my 'ht
st-adisr ana ,et utualy az ne mercy
Of the trouble make tH. al uiiN lh
tcrwoyru with this pfoplem - " 'tnsS
lrimHn love st0rN, tuc love oA tll' N't'
fpr1 l-ts wife sad family nj my "'i ~
sItr7l t-r ig 'urr',t -tttt4.I- - A+il-l 49,
/the fJlen uccbtsafionF Of On anhfEi 4"
workman. Forced out ~ WoLh' 'iN, -
B.. ted through fal. tccusut COM ~ o..
ont money CO.. mttna OF sNplNt| i-'
% -u S. tLruAfn upon the world ucltf'
ANA the iu fiuCt OF tic dhimhi cor
-frfttftt- if H- all. -t.,ls-a 44t--a4AN lhLth 10
secure fOui 90. Those No. loves. rms
..tit4taeiut,- "a euuIGE.- ln4 tuuil. EAlus llo
sVmpathy q: tle aud 'cncn. lAe wire,
unknown q her husband, so u hla
IIImeT aInptuTUr. rr- cfftfrrrr--t-t -f'-t+.ts
nIzts in ta, WHO upusualll moral prih-
ciplrs and % deep love for her husband
ana 20 prove that AN women are NOT
weak and regard morality loosely .'
tcmpts hcr with bra2"n promises, Only
To De- rcbuffcd ANA tnus have ms h"iltl
in woman rclNudied. Many strong ell
maves are hroukat about ana Inc piece
A. a well balanced work Of comedy, pa =
thos and human interest As "a special
mark of appreciation the company,
which closes its Detroit cnEngeulent
..Aa..-IlllA l. will On SIturllN and
SUNDAY, present special production OF
"a Daughter 90 The south" strong
and stirring C.VN wan military DRAMA
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making Il Disturbance and threatening
To break into the place, in quest OF
his wife. Mattoson testified that
about a month ago he returned to his
home one night and found McGuisan
smoking cigarettes and eating pre-
serves in his kitchen, while Mrs.
Mateson looked on. Matteson says
that the officer has a grudge against
him He was released on suspended
SOntcnco.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26


especially for NJ CovIos. who left the
Rostoul9ns % create %. Bertha Davis.
the wnsome lttla prima donna VINO
has made host ~ friends since the
opening 81 ttc Ahotn cUL3g meut, was
alFO with the original production be-
Ing Miss NcilFens uudorstudy In tho
dual role ~ Muscttc and Trina Phil
.Branson WV 81. Cnuut RereZnMskl of
the opera for two season when IL was
on tour. and Charles " Mcvcr was tho
Ftocco OF the same production for one
season now member " the COM
PAM VIII be lrtluE Brooks. VINO COM
TO play tho third Of sine udicrous com
edy Characters, Boris. t1c gypsy father
Mr. brooks and the other four Nom
bers ~ tho Guiutatte have appeared toe
gc'hct in "Tir Fortune Tpilrr' with
the AeoCn company iu 0tnel cities
The balance II the cast viii include
Getrgo Tal'wHn. tho tenor wbo has
added 10 Als Nst ut admirers hy his
clever work 20 the lighter opera after
proving one 81 TN" f1vorites of tho
grand opera orr riHatious as capt
Ladlslns Nellle Shame flrmerly nrlum
donna 90 the cleveland company VIII
be- tho Mile Pom Pom Ellis Spcllnan
tho .Nauinka. ana H7ricite Springer as
" faal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
MA,Nn NnrnI. GNRnENs.

Attractive music. good cafe service,
Dlopci surround 'ugs aud management
and cool riverside location have es-
tablishcd Tho popularity OF the Wayne
Hotel Gardens ard the second week
of this summer resort is now under
way. That the public appreciated the
opportunities offered % enjoy pleas
ant evening iu an airy cool auditor
tIm with ln Impairment ri music
has brru cv tdcnrcd- b.t- crowds.
Boos' military Bend wNl continue TO
offcr its nuc programs during the COM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26

George r Mano.1n arrested INV
day nisht rv Paualuan pctor Nc
Guigau on q charge of disor5eriy con-
duct declared That NcGWlu V's
bounding him and WAS causing him aiI
kinds oi trouble. NrG#iau testified
that be- found Mau.sHn iu tac alloy
in tho rear of The hUcr.- fJha.ia.
laws house at ~ - Chiumrapl.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26

To- aua5lc a froman fo stoke boI.er
iroberlr n mscbiac has rPen mfeiJ-
I'D vDi,1 81 rs eowrinl 81 Au .gn ~
~ r.eu.0r interval art'F1"s t0cm ~
ting uc e1ta of saraan/ di07t'
rrfel th's contain, aHi records -ne
result or Ci0ck-drivCn chart.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26

Have yo1 tasted Saladt Ten ~is
purest and most delicious of all Ask
your grocer for a packet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-26
TlIE WHITNEY

\ BqrtcN. playwright and author.
has selected a new theme tn writing
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-18
Twenty.Yard Pistol
NOTED BERLIN ACTRESS
JOINS SALVATION ARMY
Nine. HedwIg WangeI Abandons
Stage for Life of Religious
Activity

BERLIN, Oct. 17.-One of Berlin's
foremost actresses, Nine. Hedwig
Wangel, has left her husband, broken
her contract with the Deutsches thea
ter and abandoned the stage to enter
the Salvation army.
Nine. Wangel was visiting Frank
fort Main when chance led her to
a religious meeting conducted by Com
mandant Oliphant, who directs the
operations of the Salvation army in
Germany. Nine. Wangel was carried
away by religious enthusiasm, ad-
vanced to the front of the hall, and
solemnly abjured the stage in favor
of a life devoted to religion.
She returned to Berlin, informed her
husband of her irrevocable decision,
left her luxurious apartment in the
most fashionable quarter of the city
and went down to live among the poor
in the east end.
Nine. Wangel will be initiated in the
Berlin branch of the Salvation army
with unusual ceremonies, and will be
entrusted with special oratorical duties,
as her stage training equips her for
this activity. The Deutsches theater
is left in a difficult predicament by her
desertion, having no one for the mo-
ment to play the leading roles hither-
to apportioned to her.
Herr Reinhardt. the director of the
theater is considering whether or not
he shall sue her and the Salvation
army for damages.