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The evening world., 1909-03-24

RAILROAD HEADS
MOVE UP A PEG
Retirement of John Push
Green Causes Promotion
All Along the Line.

~,
'"e'e Was sc"e'"' ''9N'hs up VI
oHicers OF the Pennsylvania Railroau
to-day by vote of the board of directors
neo,,,c -. p,uo,oi,,h,, ,,,,os No.
O'e' was 'e'e'e''e" p''S'"en' anu LEWIS
Nelson was reelected secretary. First
vIce-presidant john Pugh Green, who
has been in tie service OF the Poapsyl-
vania or rs allied interests slncA 10
,.I. a., -. l., ,,,- a.i., ,,.u,
'e'' ''e "'"N III ''"'' it''e"' 'r WIZ
he seventy years old In July. and under
the rules of tho comp1uy then retircs
=, ,,s,,,., A., rra,,, ,.,,,,,,, -
va pe"H'"l'' W. '''tn uFV'.''e' ~
he reelected president. because
he thought /, was best for the company
49,, n5o noo1irs,n,on, u,,,,h uo,,d
follow his retirement should come at
regular meeting of the directors.
co.o,, y,,a p,o,i,o,,, ,.,.,rIos T.
'o'" 'es''''''
PusA was promoted To Mr.. Green
office. which has charge of the Pension,
,rsu,,roo p.ol l.,,,,a o,d prrnbas.
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inc department.
]. B Hutchinson. previously assistant
Do ,ho .,,,,,,d vino I,.,si,,o,,, r,s an.
'" '"' ''''"' ''''''" "'' w.
pointed assistant To IN" iirst NiCe-pres'-
dent. Samuel Rea. previously third
,;.o- -,,rosi,Io,,, u.,s o,o,,oa socord yics-
""' WV ''' W.
president ana director III charse "t 'he
engineering and accounting depart
The evening world., 1909-03-24

a physician in the Greek colony told Ter
that II she had n change " rlim1tc and
wen, back to Greece shc would live,
ON this recommendation the parents
who are a N.,ung couple about twenty e
five years ~ disposed ~ their be
l1nginss und secured transportation for
Piracus,
\ permit was granted by tue Health
Departme for the removal Of the hodN
from the John street station, wherc II
was taken by tho mother, and tine child
will he buried In this city
The evening world., 1909-03-24


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Supporters, with button and loop
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Iron Holders--Large size asbestos
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Machine Needles quality Sew
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all sizes, > needles IN paper. ~.
Special price, per paper. L72S
PIussian Binding -h-inch wide prus-
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Pin Cushions Special lot of Tomato |
Pin Cushions, red merno COW 4,
cred, medium size. Special price /C
Pearl Buttons--5,OOO dozens good
quality Pearl Buttons, assort-
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Taffeta Ribbon Seam Binding, 54
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to the pieces black and white, o
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The evening world., 1909-03-24
MOTHER CARRIES
DEAD BABE IN ARMS

While on her way to the Austro.
American line steamship Martha Wash.
inStQn, lying at her dock at Pier No. 3,
BROOKLYN, in care of her parents, Cath
crime Nadalachins. a -year-old babe,
died In her mothers arms this morning,
The evening world., 1909-03-24
BURGLARY ON LONG ISLAND.
Home Of frank u. Hurley, at
baldwin, Robbed.

MlNEOLA, l.. l.. March 2i-peputy
sherffs are looking Tor burglars who
invaded the h ne of Frank B. Hurley
at Baldwin and stole silverware and
other articles having value Of $50.
The robbery took place Sunday night
while Mir. Hurley. manager of the ia
maica Branch nf the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company, was asleep.
The evening world., 1909-03-24

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yard Spool Basting Cotton, white,
assorted numbers. Special price, 4.
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Bunch Tape -Non-Twisting Bunch
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package Special price, per ar
package ...............''. WV
Bust Form Well made, Jersey COW
cred Bust Forms, correct models,
sizes % to 40. Special price, 70,
per torn ..............''.'
Corset Laces-Good quality Linen
Corset Laces, white, black and gray,
yards long. Special price, az.
per lace ...,.....,......'' WV
Collar Foundations Warren Collar
Foundations, In assorted styles, in
cluding the high pointed side Collar
in all sizes, Black and white. =.
Special price, per collar. ."".,.. ~
Cotton Tape-White Cotton Tape,
2i-yard rolls; h-lntl wide, III X
white and black per piece. ~
Cotton Tape-Special lot OF Non
Twisting Bunch Tape, containing Il
pieces, assorted widths. Special =.
price, per bunch ..........,.." ~
Pin Cubes-Small Cube Pins, con
tanning 100 assorted pins on cure,
white, black and colored ~.
heads. Special price, per cube. 072e
Dressing Pins--The Samson Brand OF
400 count sheet Pins, good
quality. Special price, per ~.
sheet ,,.........,.,.',..'.. nv
Oar nins Cotton-The genuine C. B.
Ball Darning Cotton, in black, white
and colors. Special price, per Az.
ball ............,,",''...'. S/2S
Dress Bel,ins-Cotton glace Dress
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Dress Betting Double face serge
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yard pieces, Special price, per IN.
piece ..,......'.'. IVY
Dress Shields-Special lot of Japan
csc silk covered Dress Shields,
assorted sizes. Special price, per ~.
pair .,.........,......'''.'''
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rair Observation-Disclosures, w
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ali sizes. Special price, per e1 40
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Sheet Dressing Pins, 800 pins on pa
per. assorted sizes, Special ol/.
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Hair Pins Cabinet Hair Pins, con-
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net .......... ,....~- o72c
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shell and amber color Special IN.
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dozen on card Special prize, ~.
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The evening world., 1909-03-24

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The evening world., 1909-03-24
Prevaleney of Kidney Disease.

Prevaeney Kidney Disease. day sartng irritation in passing
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The evening world., 1909-03-24

Weak and ahy kidneys responsible for sickness and
suffering any therefore, when through neglect
causes kidney trouble permitted continue serious results
to follow
organs may uenon but your kidneys most
because they do most should have attention first
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The evening world., 1909-03-24
Annual Spring Sale of
Notions, Small Wares and
Dressmakers' Supplies

Thursday Friday and Saturday March Is, IS and ~.
This seasons I'D 10 date lines away below regular peeshe
time TO Law in an entire seasons supplies.Mai orders filled
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
WOMAN'S CHARGE OF
ASSAULT DOESN'T STICK

Alpheus Ramsay. shoe dealer at No.
337 Michigan-ave., whom Mrs. Anna
Myers. No. 272 Thirast, charged with
grossly insulting her when she went
into his place to buy a pair of rub
bers recently. was indicated Wed-
nesday morning, wncn Justice stein
discharged him after hearing the tes-
timony on both sides. Ramsay brought
several business men OF the neighbor-
hood 10 court as character witnesses,
but il was not found necessary to cait
them
Justice stein told Hrs. Myers frank
" that he did not believe her story.
She claimed that Ramsay mad insult
ed her on numerous occasions pre-
yiously. and even on the morning fol-
lowing the last alleged attack she re-
turned to the store. hut speedily took
her departure when Mrs. Ramsay
said:
Get out. you brute"
II was that remare, she said. that
caused her 70 swear out the warrant
against Ramsay. She could not stanC
being talked to in that fashion by a
woman she said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
DAILY DEATH LIST

Charles Wcigel IS years, 22S Err
skine, pneumonia.
Esther Meinke, l year, % Arndt; con-
Vulsions.
Elnora Wagner. . months, III Town
send marasmus.
Ernest Kruse, 90 years. i6s wilkins;
pleurisy.
Bertha Leibel, - years ll13 Mt. Ell
lott. diabetus mellitus.'
Alice Minor. IS years. Grace hos
pital; peritonitis.
Otto Retzlaff. - years, Grace hos
pital; nephritis.
Wilhelinina Petzel. 90 years. $40
Hunt; carcinoma.
Wilhelmlna Roggc, IL years. IA Jos.
Campau: enlargement OF liver.
August Roegner, II years, $50 Hunt;
senility.
Edward Curtiss. II months. % Hale;
pneumonia.
Mary w. Weston. 81 years. 1SS Sher-
man. pneumonia.
Emil T. Mertz. SO years, Detroit sani-
tarium. pneumonia
Mary Van Renteryhem, years. "a
Huron; Group.
John Wittwer 4s years $50 w. Fort;
tuberculosis.
Marie EDEN. 6 months. Il 36 Sheridan;
abscess 40 neck.
Dennis Doody. 81 years, 1913 Mack;
senllity.
pleurisy
Margaret St John. so years, l9s
Fafrview; mitral insufficlency.
Charles Edward, 40 years. Voss'
endoca rditis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
PAROLES USUALLY
PAY DIVIDENDS
OF PRISONERS
WHO MAKE GOOD is LARGE,
SAYS JUDGE CONNOLLY.

Fred Postal, president of the Micni-
gan state Agricultural association,
who was 20 have spoken at the Whole
salers' MONDAY luncheon In the
Pontchartrain, Wednesday. on the
growth of the state fair, was called 80
New York on account of the serious i'll
ness of his wife. In his absence.
Judge VIM. +. Connolly addressed the
Wholesalers on the work Of the re-
corders court.
He devoted most of his attention To
the paroling OF prisoners. the modern
conception OF courts Junction now
being to save rather than TO sentence
Most OF the prisoners in that court are
boys and young men still IN the forma
tive stage. He gave hereditary, en-
vironment. lack of education, broken
homes. bad companionship leading ID
the forming OF the drink habit. as the
causes OF the downfall of most young
men.
Each case must be considered sepa'
ratcly." said the Judge. "On the one
hand we have the community demand
ing protection and on the other the de'
PENDANT. his future veiled 10 all eyes
but possessing some potentiaity Tor
good. When first went on the bench,
Judge Carpenter told me that every
nudge makes some mistake, but TO err
on the side Of mercy.
when "A prisoner is paroled 1t Is
gamble against many conditions;
gamble against his passions and weak.
nesses. his ignorance, associations ana
habits. There are some failures, but
most cases pay dividends. Out of
cases last year in which sentence was
deferred to give the prisoner another
chance. only seven fell.
IT is necessary for these men ana
boys tn find work but, in hard times
when work is difficult TO get for hon
est men il is ten-fold harder to get a
for paroled men,
Judge Connolly took a slam at some
members OF the Committee of 100 ana
others who had exaggerated the mum
her of saloon cases awaiting trial IN
his court. saying that the figures they
eave were 10 times the real number.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERLRBAN LINES,
Detroit United Interurbnn Lines.

Detroit United Interurban Lines
FLINT LIMIfEDS-S:l5 a. IN. and
AIS y. M. Locals for Rochester and
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Rochester and Romeo, s a m. and
every Two hours TO 10 D. m: also IL
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-7.4s a
m. 1915 a. M, 3.l5 p. m. 6:45 p. m
saturdays only. l2:tS ,. M: sundays
S %ofe Asonac Marine ' City Ss AND Sf Po1s
Huron. hourly, Z a. IN. TO y. m; also
> p M. to Marine City. TO Mt Clemens.
half hourly; s:So q. N. 60 : y. m. and
Shore Line. hourly. Gas a. ~ 10 s:2s
TOLEDO LiMITEDs--s:zo a m.
IL 20 a. M. 2:2o and $50 .: m Locals
for lockwood. Newport. Monroe and
Toledo. hourly, $3.50 a. m 70 $50 .. m.
JACKSON LIMITEDs-7:45 A. m.
l2.45 and 3.l5 y. m. Locals for jack
son. Z Il. IN. and every two hours until
D. m; for Ann Arbor. a. tn aud
hourly untilllI D. m; for Plymouth md
Northvlile;, 5:30 a. IN. and e-ery Two
IL p. IN. Saline cars from Ypsiiantt
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10 IL 80 y. m sundays. nrst car at
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
|EP. HAMILTON TO
OFFER STATEHOOD BILL

WASHINGTON. March 24.-Repre-
|ntative Hamilton. chairman of the
|mmittee on territories. will put for
hrd a statehood bill for New Mexico
Id Arizona during the present SEES
bn which he expects will pass both
Buses of congress. After a confer
Ice with President Taft this morning
announced that the president IA
IRIS statehood for both territories and
AT the bill will meet WIN his sup
lrt. The statehood bill died in the
E,t session after passing the house.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
|EFFR|Es HAS COP
THROW REF0RMER
FROM OFFICE.
peTicE WON'T STAND FOR
Sass" FROM A. II. CONE WHEN
LATTER CALLS TO COMPLAIN
|oF LAw.BREAkiNo sALooNIsTs

Arthur IA. Cone. who is trying To
AXE the saloVnkeepers In the neigh
brhood of his home ON the East
rand boulevard obey the law, applied
another warrant against John a.
sher. No. 1903 Gratiot.ave., and for
DO against Charles Bradley. No. 1929
tatiot-ave., "Wednesday morning, with
|e net result that he was elected
pm Justice Jeffries private Office.
r. Cone was SO perturbed over the
gident that, although Justice JEFF
es had given him an order for war
mt against Bradley. he left the court
thout swearing To the complaint and
q warrant. accordingly. is still un.
Sued.
The row started over Justice JEFF
es refusal To issue new warrant
kainst Fisher without first Investigate
tx the complaint himself The JUS
&c was ripe for "A scrap, as Mr.. Cone
Ad visited him on similar mission,
Iesday. and Jeffries took exception
some OF the latter's caustic obser-
tons at that time.
Justice Jeffries had declined TO is.
|e the warrant. Tuesday. FOR the rea-
I'm that Mr.. Cone brought with him
witness as TO the alleged violation.
hen he appeared, Wednesday morn
X, he was accompanied by Emil
eek. a neighbor. Mr.. Beck told the
stice that while he had seen men
lining out of the side door OF tho
Hiding occupied by Fisher at "a time
hen the saloon was supposed TO be
psed, he was unable 10 say whether
q door connected with the saloon or
tn the upper floor of the building.
Justice Jenrics said he would hold
g matter open until he could go up
Id take "A look at the Lace for him.
II.
"When will that be-" Cone inquired,
which, according TO the latter, Jus
te Jeffrics replied:
"Whes | get ready"
The justice. however. insists that
said he would go at the first oppor-
nifty. assuring Mr.. Cone that he is u
hn OF his word
Docs that mean now or six month
pm now" insisted Cone. and the
feworks were on.
His ire aroused, Justice Jeffries re.
He'd the incident OF Tuesday:
You insrlted me when YOU were
here yesterday. Mr. Cone" he sal
th rising anger You told me You
|uld never get justice from me ami
II had been in open court | would
i've sent yen To Jail for 80 days"
"Yes, and | meant what | said, too.
s the truth. retorted Cone.
MIR. Cone, | want you TO get out OF
IRE, and | don't want YOU to come
Fre again unless you can come as a
(ntienlan."
II am here as a gentleman now
Mike. take this man OUT
Michael Balowski, the court officer
htioncd at the door of the judge
i,ate office. stepped into the room
response to the command and or.
red Mr. Cone 10 come along. and
e latter did SO. Cone insists tina,
stice Jcffries himself took him by
e arm.
I'll be back tomorrow. said Cone
Ter. Il will ask for another warrant
id will keep Oh asking for them. |
int pose as a reformer. but want To
e the law enforced in by own
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
DIED

BLOOM-March %, at residence OF her
sister. Mrs. Lena Berger. 125 Horton :
ave. Rose. aged 80 years. sister OF
simon and samuel Bloom and Mrs:
Joseph Brin. OF Texas: Funeral
Thursday at . o'clock from resi-
dence.
aged Sc years. at his
residence 81 Scovel-pl.. beloved hus-
band Of Elnora and father or Allen
H.. Of Jackson, Mich, and Harry Nj.
Leach OF Crete. Ill. Funeral Thurs
day at 10 "a. IN. from residence: Ship
ment to Jackson at | p. IN. under the
auspices OF the order OF Railway
Conductors.
ROEGNER-M %. 1909. August. he
loved husband of Fredericka Roe8-
ner, father Of Gustave, Karl, August.
Albert. William Roegner and Bertha
Friendlund. age ~ years. Funeral
at 80 from $50 Hunt-st.. ? O'Clock
at ST Panl's church. JOS. Campau and
IaN-StS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
BERESFORD ENDS
LONG SEA SERVICE

LONDON, March 24.-Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford. commander of the
channel feet, hauled down his flag a.
Portsmouth today. ending 90 years
Of active service.
He received rouSng send-of from
some 10000 enthusiastic friends and
admirers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
20 PROSECUTORS
AT LIQUOR HEARING

LANSING. Mich, March 24.-Twen'
ty prosecuting attorneys for as many
counties appeared before the senate
liquor committee today and offered
suggestions To solve the liquor prob
lem. c. w. Trickett. of Kansas. the
noted prohibition leader, was present.
He suggested certain changes in the
search and seizure bill, and a sub
committee will be reappointed TO re-
draft the bill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
Kills wouid.ee SLAYER

A .merciless murderer is Appendi.
bis with many victims. But DR.,
bng's New Life Pills kill II by pre-.
fntion. They gently stimulate stom
IN, liver and bowels, preventing that
logging that invites appendicitis, cur
tx Constipation. Diliousness. Chills
|alaria. Headache and Indigestion nj
&. .Klpsel Central Drug. Co., Gray
Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
JUMPS FOR LIFE
IN $4,000 FIRE

POYNE CITY, Mich. March pa
Especial Fire destroyed the brick
saloon and boarding house OF Little
john g. Elwood, in Boyne Falls. loss
S6,0DO. insured for $4,000. Three men
narrowly escaped burning to death
James Farkerscn jumped from the sec
ond story window In his night clothing,
which Was a mass OF flames.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
OBJECTS TO HER SON
BEING EARNED OUT

Complaint was made TO County
Agent Lawrence, Wednesday morning,
bv the mother OF Edward Balsendahl,
that her son had been farmed out by
the management OF the q 'Arcambal
home. and was not being well treated.
She asked that he oc returned to her.
The boy has been at the farm for
three years, and Mrs. Balesendahl las
been paying his board. She claims
that her permission vas never asked
to farm the boy ont and that she has
continued her payments.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
Does His Own Cutting.

Mr.. George Hofmann, the tailor, on
Lafayette boulevard, has never found
a man that he would trust to the cut.
ting of his garments. George says it's
in the cutting as well as the fitting tina;
lies the secret of his success. Men
ana young men who know correc,
clothes also know that George pro
duces the clothes that one is Away
proud Of \ visit TO his establishment
will convince you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
Detain Murder suspects.

BOSTON, Mass. March 2i.--lmmi-
grafton inspectors acting with federal
secret service men who are here look.
ing for the assassins of Lieut. Petro.
sino. today detained three men who
arrived from Italy on the White Star
liner Canopic. The whole ship was
held up and searched for men believed
10 be concerned in the killing of the
New York detective in Palermo by the
Malta.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-25
BOMB EXPLOSION
WRECKS BUILDING

CHICAGO, March PA dynamite
bomb was exploded early today in an
attempt TO assassinate James Maca-
luso. wealthy steamship agent, and
his family, living at 377 Clarkst.
The bomb was thrown into the
front hallway OF the building. The
explosion tore out part Of the front
of the structure and threw Macaluso.
his wife and two children out OF bed
and caused panic in the neighbor-
hood Failure OF Macaluso to give up
money following the receipt OF a num-
Der of threatening letters, is declared
by the police to be the cause.