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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

Mrs. Titan J. COffey and her graDd-
daughters. Miss Chew and Miss Lillian
Chew, will return to Washington to-
morrow from New York. where they
attended the Hudson Fulton celebration.
after spending the summer at the Viz
Sinia Hot Springs.
The engagement of Miss Lillian Chew
to J. Upshur NoOrhead. has just recent
ly been ammo, need. and the wedding
viii probably be an event Of the early
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Frederick LeecA
and their daughter, Miss Katherine
Leech, have returned to Washington
and opened their Massa chusetts avenue
residence for the winter. after spending
the summer at Newport.
49, =
Mr.. and Mrs John Sidney Webb are
expected to return to Washington from
Europe after the middle of the month.
=
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Downing and the
Misses Downing have returned to Wash
ington from Narragansett Pier. where
they had a cottage for the summer.
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Miss Marjorie Alcshire has returned
TO Washington from Brvn Wawr, where
she spent a few days this week.
WilliamsOn-Meding.
Announcement is made OF the marriage
OF Mrs. Anna Steinberg NEEDING and
Charles ]. Williamson. The ceremony,
Which was performed by the Rev Wal
lsce Radcliffe. took place Wednesday
afternoon. October s. at > o'clock, at
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Only the family and a few In
innate friends were present
Mr.. and Mrs W iiliamsou left imme-
diately after tnc ceremony for an ex-
tended Northern trip. Upon their re-
turn they will reside al 2el6 Connect
cut avenue. where they will be az home
after November IS.
Mr. and Mrs. z. B. Blizzard, whose
marriage took place Wednesday IN Bal
timore. are spending few days in At
lantic City
Mrs. J. II. Junghans. her daughter
Miss Nellie Junghans. her son. Joseph
JunEhcns and her sister, Miss Anna
3. Mace, have returned TO Washington
after m EXTENDED s9journ in Canada
Mrs. Joseph Crawford. who is spend
ing the autumn at the Virginia Ho'
Springs, entertained at tea at The Oaks
yesterday in honor or her daughter
Miss CaryI Crawford.
Mrs. Frederic W. Huidekoper, oil
Washington, who has been abroad al
summer, arrived in New York yester-
day, on the Adriatic.
Return To Washington.
Mrs. Clarence Moore. accompanied BY
her daughter. Miss Frances Moore, ha,
Joined Mr. Moore at their Washington
residence for few days They vii
return TO Pride's Crossing. Mass, soon
10 remain until late In the autumn Mrs
George Howard and her sn all daughter
Miss Margaret Perrin. VINO were the
guests of Mrs. Moore at Swlftmoor re-
Gently, accompanied Mrs. Moore 4
, Washington.
Mrs Samuel Whitside. of the Farrs
gut. has as her guest her daughter
Mrs. Archibald Miller, wife OF Lieuten.
ant Miller, L. S. A.. and her little son
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

Robert Comtesse. Vice President OF
Switzerland, will be the next President
and will succeed DR.. Deucher January
1. 1870 unless all precedent is set aside.
1t is the general rule in Switzerland 70
elect the Vice President 10 succeed the
retiring President. The President IS
elected for one year only and is not
eligible for reelection until fun twelve
months shall intervene after leaving Of
fee. He received a salary Of a little less
than 5000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

Congratulations are in order for our
esteemed contemporary. the Washington
Herald. on the occasion Of its third an
niversary. II is 70 be hoped that ita
future will be as successful as its brief
but brilliant past
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
CONCERT BY THE SOLDIERS
HOME BAND
THIS AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK.
John S. n. zimmerman, Director.
PROGRAM

-"Blennerhassett'' Arnold
Fantasia-''R "Reminiscences of All Ma
lions" ......................-. Godfrey
Song for Cornet-"The Rosary
Nevin
Frank Barnard CReQuesD.
Grand Mariana Wallace
Song without Words-'"The Spring
Song" GequesD .........M endcissohn
Excerpts from THE Three Twins
Moschua
Valse hi Concert-'Invitauo lion TO the
Dance .......,......-....No Won w ebe'
Fmale-"The Victor. PRYOR
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

Chicago University students are kick
ing because they are asked TO pay more
than 20 cents for sirloin steak with
mushrooms. Exclamation marks, II
that price prevailed throughout the
country boarding houses would lose one
Of their most animated topics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

II Ruth Bryan Leevitt is as con-
sistent a loser as her distinguished
/ father no one VIII object to her running
! for Congress as often as she likes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

A 10 per cent cut in the salaries OF
The employees OF the city Of Chicago
should give food for thought TO a few
other municipalities which are strug-
giing along with padded payrolls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
Seitz-Ridgely.

Lieutenant Miller will return from the
Philippines in January.
Seitz-Ridgely.
Miss Rosa Waters Ridsely was mar
ried to DT. Roy Ernest Seitz. Of Mon
tana. last evening in the home OF her
aunt. Mrs William Fairbank DALEY
The ceremony. which was performed AZ
7:30 o'clock BY the Rev. Geo. ge Calvert
Carter, Of St Andrews Church, was
attended by a small party OF relatives.
The bride wore handsome gown Cf
just cl6th made empire style, ana trim
med with satin. and a long tulle veil
which had been worn previously by
three brides The veil was arranged
with 2 corOuet of orange blossoms ana
she carried shower bouquet OF lilies
Of the valley.
Mrs. John Childress. cousin OF the
bride was her only attendant. She
wore a gown Of Nile green Chiffon clotn
over silk. and CarTied bTldesmdld rose
was best man Tor Or. Seitz.
Az informal reception and supper fol
sisted Dr. and Mrs Seitz 10 receive the
guests. wearing gown Of raspberry
chiffon velvet trimmed with Dresden
embroidery and god net. Later IN the
evening Or and Mrs. SeitZ left Wash
ingtOn for their future none in Mussel-
shell. Mont. Mrs. ScitZ wore at travel
ing suit Of dark blue cloth with hat
of the same shade.
Return BY Motor Car.
Mrs. A. n. Snow has returned to
Washington from York Harbor. where
she spent the summer. making the trip
by motor car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Demonet have re-
turned from -. extended trip through
the West. They visited the Seattle EX-
position, Canada, Colorado. and Utah,
and, upon their return East went TO
their summer home in the Blue Ridge
mountains. for the month Of September
=
Miss Mary Morris Amber has return
ed 20 Washington and opened her resi-
dence on Corcoran street, after spending
the summer in Virginia.
Col. am Mrs Green Clay GoodIoe
are expected to return to Washington
soon from Woodrieve, their country
place. where they have been spending
the summer
Mrs r Ross Perry entertained a
small company informally at bridge tais
afternoon at her residence on P street
Walter V. r. Berry. Of the interna
/ tional court OF Egypt. has arrived in
Washington on his first leave OF alb
sence from that post, and Is the guest
( OF his mother, Mrs. Van Rensselaer,
Berry. at her residence on n street.
=
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Bush are located
at their new home. 2s24 Twenty
street northwest.
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Miss Sadie We'll viii be the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Nathan SOndheimer. Of
the Lamont Apartment. for the winter.
Dl. and Mrs. Milton J. Rosenan. for
merry Of Washington. are now residing
/ AT Brookline, Mass.
| Gus Oppenheimer and dau lighter. Miss
| Ella Oppenheimer, are spending several
weeks at Atlantic City.
F.
Mr. End Mrs. Frederick SClwab. after
a Northern trip OF several weeks have
returned to their home OE Columbia
road.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

IF your best salesman were lured
away from you by a rival, couldn't
he Swing" a big slice of his trade
with him? He could NOT, if your
goods were well known, well eStab-
lished and in wide demand through
Advertising.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08
WILL RETURN TO CAPITAL.
AFTER VISITING NEW
YORK CELEBRATION.

who have been spending the last few
weeks In the Blue Ridge mountains.
Lieutenant Miller viii return from the
Philippines IN January.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-08

Mrs Samuel Whitside. cf the Farra-
gut. has as her guest her daughter
Mrs Archibald Miller wife OF Lieuten-
ant Miller, L. S. A., and her little son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
FORMER CONFEDERATE
SOLDIER LAUDS LINCOLN

One hundred men attended The Lin.
coin banquet of the Mems club of the
FOREST Presbyterian church. I'm tho
chrrch annex. Thursday evening. ami
listened TO an eulogy of the martyrel
president by the Rev James NJ Bark
ley. pastor OF the Forest-ave Presby-
tcrian church, who fought in the civil
war on The confederate SIDE.
~ sOuthernCr's appreciation OF Lin
coin, WAS the subject Of Or. Bark.
IT,! : address.
Lincoln was Il great man." said the
speaker II doubt IL the pages Of
American history Will ever record the
deeds Of yalor of greater statesman.
he sodthorners bore bitter an
tlpathy toward him before and during
the civil war. We had looked upon
him, as many others had looked upon
him, a rough, unCOuth man. but as
his great achievements ilMmined the
darkness ia the bitter strife that came
with the war. the southcrners learned
To respect and admire him. | can
truthfully say that when Lincoln was
struck down by the assassin. the peo.
RE OF the south as well as the peoplc
OF the north bowed their heads in
shame and grief and said. The grea;.
est statesman of the ages has passed
away"
The Rev Robert +. Knowles. Of Cali.
Ont. had been expected 10 deliver the
principal address OF the evening. lie
was DELAYED 10y tn ice i'm the Straits
of Msckinaw. and the Rev. mr. Ell
Pence addressed the audience on the
Clements that contributed 10 the
makeup OF Lincoln.
Charles Moore. 81 the Union Trust
Co, spoke on Lincoln in Washington. 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12


In the afternoon and also tables for
cards The public is invited The so.
ciety has done remarkable work along
philanthropic lines during the last two
years providing clothing and the nee
essaries of life for numerous unfort.
innate families of the city.
Miss Anna Watko is the organizer
OF The society and Miss Anna Wegens
or its president.
Miss Elizabeth Schemansky Is
chairman of the printing and advertis-
ing committee and the other members
are Misses Marthe and Catherine Kleb.
la and Agnes NJ Karrer The apron
booth is presided over by Mrs. Loretta
Allen. assisted by the Misses Edith
Muer and Sophia Friederichs The
chairmen OF the other committees fol-
low: Refreshments, Miss Gustina
Schaidenbrand entertainment. Miss
Mamie lombard, arrangements. Miss
Rose Becker. and prizes. Miss Cath
crime Wegener
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
GOLDBERG ROAST
REMAINS OUT
OF RECORD
ATTEMPT TO HAVE RESOLUTION
PROHIBITING TEACHERS FROM
MIXING IN POLITICS PRINTED
is soUELcHED BY BOARD.

Small satisfaction did School lnspec.
tor Goldberg get from the administra-
ton crowd In the board or education.
Thursday night. when ne demanded TO
know why his resolution prohibiting
teachers from campaigning for or
against any candidate for school in
speclOr. was not printed in the othciul
proceedings
II was my Interpretation that II
was not to be- printed said Secre
tarV Lee.
There was no such motion Gold
berg insisted.
We'll. if YOU think | was wrong YOU
can appeal To the board.
4 do appeal 10 the board.
But Just then Inspector Leonard al
whom the resolution had been aimed
more particularly. effectively squelch.
ed. with the aid OF President George
and the administration adherents, auy
chance Goldberg may or max not have
had for securing a correction OF the
minutes, 10 which he was plainly en-
titled
Il move that the resolution be re.
ceived placed on flle and not printed
in the proceedings. said Leonard.
II went through a-kiting Burton and
Johnson being he only inspectors out
side OF Goldberg 10 vote no.
Contracts were awarded for the
erection Of the Houghton school As fol
lows. Mason work. otto Misch. S27..
$50: carpenter work. John Whitaker
s. Co. So. 535; heating and Nentilat.
ing. james W. Partlan, sll,iS4 BID
ding was spirited on all branches OF
the work. "a being submitted in all
An invitation from citizens of The
Fourth. Sixth and Eighth wards IN Tie
board to attend a meeting in Prismatic
hall Saturday evening To discuss the
Houghton school site. was received
and placed On tile, along with a mon
ster petition bearing several hundred
names. asking that the board rescind
its purchase of the property on Abbott
ST.. between Brooklyn and Eighth. and
buy the Gore option. adjoining the
present Houghton school. The board
evidently considers the matter q
closed incident
Malcomson & Higginbotham. archi
tects for the board, reported excellent
progress on several new schools The
Cass high will be ready for the roof
in two weeks and the Duane Doty in
about 10 days. il is estimated. Woril
on the Eastern high addition Is being
held up by delay in getting terra
Gotta.
Supt Martindale reported that the
Newberry night school, opened two
weeks ago. has an attendance OF 267. (
a most remarkable showing
Five months leave OF absence was |
granted to Elizabeth Monaghan. Caro-
line Parker and Caroline Well, teach !
ers. Mary Dumphry was transferre I
from the Wilkins school to 30 irst as.
sistant in the LilliPridge school 10 I
seph Wallace was appointed teacher .
IF unsraded school No. s. in the Parke !
school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
GIVES DANCING PARTY
IN AID OF THE POOR

The Charity Sewing circle OF St
Agnes auxiliary, Kniehls of 81 John,
will give its third annual dancing par
~ in the commanders armory, No. lSS
GraiiOt-ave.. Wednesday evening. Feb
II. Saar's orchestra will furnish the
music There will be- an apron sale
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Attorney W 3. Lehman has indor>ed
A PASSPORT TO HEALTH
Al small Expense over "a safe Rond.

TIL. desire to bc VOL aud strong is
universal Souud digestion. clear head
and pare blood are needed by eVcrNon"
ga this Wprk-a-day world. When the
body j. run down. a short cours" OF
Bc,cham's pills will work wonders for
"A weak stomach. tired brains or inn
poVerisned blood. These pills are good
FOR all the ordinary Ills. and act i'm a
pleasant manner on the Liver, ktdn' VS.
stomach and Bowels
Beechams pills are convenient to
take. and thcN can be had In lU-Cent
Pud 25-ccut boAes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
DAUGHTER OF HETTY
GREEN is TO MARRY

GAIT. Ont, Feb. l2--The only
daughter of Hetty Green. the New
York multi-milionairc. will we'd Mat
thew Aston Wilks, whose parents live
here, according 10 a statement of
Miss *. l.. Wilks of Gait Miss Wilks
says the following announcement has
been made:
Mrs. HCtty Green. New York. an
nounces the engagement Of her only
daughter Miss Silvia. 10 Mr. Matthew
Astor Wilks, New York. eldest son ot
the late Mathew Wilks, Crulckston
Park, Gait, Cnt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
HEART DISEASE
TAKES MINISTER

CARO- Mich. Feb. l2.-Rev. w. r.
Miller. formerly of Grove City. Pa.
was stricken on the street today ana
expired few minutes later. Death
was due to heart failure. lie was 20
years old
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
sviII soon have banking ia
cIIitIes, the articles of the Ham

tramck state bank. which is 10 be To-
Gated at JOH. Campau-ave. and Thorn
asst. near the Russell Wheel x Foun-
dry Goa being iu course OF prepara-
ton. This bank Is TO he capitalized
at $4,000. and the principal stock
holders VIII he H. W. SmOns. who
Will bdild tie building Edwin a.
Burch. Harlow L. Davock. Charles
Kantcr and g. II. KirChner The last
ramcd - cashier 81 the German
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
S39.45 20 California Points
via Michioan Central

And correspondent low rates n
many Gther far western destinations
VIII be made March to April 80. See
agents or write j. :. Hall. A. G.. +. A..
Detroit, for full particulars
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
harIes StnhI. = iabore-, living at No.
~ Woodbridgc-st. east. WINS struck

lay an east bound Michigan car while
crossing Michigau-av". IN front OF
the Hotcl cadillac about q 80 o'clock
Thursday ,voniug. Detroit ambu-
lance tOuk him To the West side hos
pitai Wh,4.s - was found that
che, k-bone had been broken. lie
also auats'nst a number OF painful
cuts and bruises He VIII recover.
Th. car WAS moving slowly and wit
uesscs sa~ no blame attaches 10 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12

been dropped from tho military com
panN ~ that pott. The North china
Gazette states HAT O'Brten was "a,
Cuscd az lettin. his social pleasures
take PR cedcuce over his military OBJ
legations aud Was. therefore. dropped
frou th, American military COMPANY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
DIR. .c;or 4. Vaughan. Jr., delivered ~
Icctmre ThmIxLnN nigLI In cnnnectInn

Win TTIT VTITWTTO FNTTTTTV
in tile Y. VI. g. \. Oh What shall
W" do fut the poor conSumptiNe2
IN" speak, said that consumption
rarely exists among the wealthie"
classes, hut - found Ia IA" rouKested
settlements ct the poor. The lee
turC. which was attended largely 10y
medical men was designed 20 tel or
the work p'iEs done at the training
school established Is the Detroit
hoard OF health at Hamilton-blNd.
ana Pingrec-aNv This school teaches
patients. most uf whom are poor. how
10 prevent the spread uf the disease
l. Z L.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
RESOLUTIONS have been adopted by the
Del rniI Hnnrd 81 NnMLncrce npprnN :

ing of President Roosevclt's recon-
incndatior for national council or
finc arts. 10 exercise supervisory
charge over public buildings, monu-
mentS. park bridges and other aren't
tcCtural works under tie govern
uent control Michigan senators ana
representative dIc urf.oI To assist
tin" president 10 getting legislation
tu carry out Liz plan. John VI. Don
ADDISON. OF Detroit. viii h" memhei
OF lnfs nre nrfs ,puupil
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12

Teak wood is given its extraordinary
by barking the tree two
years before they are cut, causing he
oil 10 develop. as though To protec;
The tree from exposure.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Nrs. George \. Rcinhnrdt. who was
stabbed bs Ercd Guth. Jan. -. 1905.

INtfllT n tIUIItU To IUSIltt IVU III \
for q warrant charging her husband
with non support. No warrant was
issued. but Justice IcffricS promise |
TO send a letter To Tn" young man.
The couple have been separated since
shortly after the stabbing. which -
held acCountabl" for tbc FStranEc-
urrt though Mrs Rcinhardts rcla
tINcs declare Ter Assuiiaut was a
lraEiao Rcinharut. who * sou Of
Ald. otto Eeiphardt and Is employed
IN tn" CitN trtasurcrs office. says b"
iuail"d las wife - check aud size To-
turrcd IT, He SAYS "a" viii apply fog
"A dtV,r,,. snnu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Michael UOehniein, who for - years
sMnnIich Gcrmnn cnmir pnncrs mud

other lN"raturr to Dctroitcrs died in
The home of his sist"r-iU law. Mrs
GcorC" Borhnlciu No. 2gi East Fort
81. after brief Illness. MIR Bochu-
Itiu was born IVA Germany 81 wears
ago hut cam" TO Detroit IN 1853. and
with his brother. Ceotg -. established
the hr,t German bookstore IN the
city. Nftor tho death Of his brother.
Michael Boo hnleiu continued 10 sup
ply papers TO his customers his
quaint figure being familiar sight
"n the streets OF the city. Although
death took many Of his hes; Gus
toners, year af,er YEAR. he was very
optimistic ana ifcVer complained TIE
funeral viii Il, held from tho rcai-
A tn I "A
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Mrs. Frances Schcmansl.i. widow ~
stephen sehcIssnskl. killed ~ the

furnSWortt q, crossing ol tue
Grand Trunk railway. last December.
has been given permission lbs tho
probate court 90 settle with the Iall-
Wav for S.luO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Charles Crawford, nsed n. hend of the
MeII-knOMD "a IOtl-Or fnmIIN of tint

Charles Crawford. nsed n. head of the
weIi-knowB u iasl-or family of TINT
name. died In ms home. Thursday.
Although he had been poorly FOR
seN oral days ms death was uncN-
pcCtcd.
Three kinds az two-cent stamps are ON
snle In the postofiicc now. In nddi-
lion 10 The Lincoln memorial stamps,
there are t'-V old Issue of Washing
ton head STAMPS and new issue Just
placed on sale
Mrs. Frances S"hcmansLi, widow 81
stephen ssheiasnski. killed ~ the
Furnsworth-aNc crossing OF the
Grand Trunk railway. last December.
has been given permission bN the
probate court 90 settle with the iall-
Wav for S.,loo.
was arrested H. Detectives >tenton
and Bum. Tuut sdaN afternoon Tor
the 3olicr 81 Toledo. where she ~
wanted on charge Of asstulting an
other woman with intent 10 KIN Sti'
was found ai No. les Napoleon-st.
Byron Il. fiamiin. president at the iior-
ton-tnto Co., has purchased the PEN
insulat Emery heel 90" on NJ
James Mccoftt,lc. who founded thu
business some years ago. ~. t. Wal
lace 5 now manager OF the plant
and James j. Kane - superintendent
siN ,-cieht dnc roses. gathered in II
IrareiIi sks~f. WEI" presented 4"
Fhom0r !. Iutnalh. meter supr'lh
l. ndTnt 90 tf' water board. hN l3f
Co-laborcrs ma tie office 81 IL" ur'a-
sion 81 his sixty eiEhth hlTthudA
Thursday. -. ts til" oldest in scr
vice in an" department ana his cour-
tpsN To the otn,rs of the stan result
49, ~ this presentation AZ mark or
esteem
The ease ~ FosnLcr capt. Frank \.
>c,,herrS against Police Commits
Sipnor Smith has been taken To tie
suprcnic court. NcWbcrry claims his
pms fpi ih period he was under suS-
pcn~t,n Guriug lh" Investigation Of
tn. Annie Smltl scandal smith re-
fnscd 10 pay nru. aud New berry ap-
lniod To- tHc circuit court Tor WIT
Of maulanus Tho writ was denied
10y Judge Donovan.
ATTORNEY W 3. Lehman has indorSed
~" cnndidncN ~ Tractor u. owens.
Republican anui6at" for cit"ult
iudgc "a nppusitiou to Judge James
q Murhn Il have found Mr.. owens
Il .lau ~ general 'NtcnstN" knnWl +
.oge.' Nj. Lehman saws. Although
NOW running on the Republican tick
e. NJ" owens WAS cdudtdat" for
prosecuting lttorrcs last fall as
Prohihitionist.
A. sacrifice t0 the strict military
sririt "f h's cUnirrcc. la tie Ameri-
can colony 20 shanghai. liuhtrt
oRrtcn. 90 Detroit marshal Of th" 1
United states cpe~t w AiitHa. la,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Hearing tb-t hts wife. who separated
from hin, three years ago. was soon

10 TlarrN George GOtZ, boarding at
No 80 Craig-St.. Charles Priest went
20 that address with blood in his eye.
Thursday afternoon. and made bOld
To seistI h the place FOR Mrs. Priest IN
spite OF the laudiady's objection lie
dtslstcd, however, when the polite
Wcr" notified. hut declared he would
come back with a gun ia the even
ing and promised there would be
Souc doingS il he foUnd lis wife
there. IL IA not keep his word
however Friends OF Gut2 SAY he
tlouZht Mrs Priest was unmarried
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-12
Lizzie White. n Negress. ri years old,
was arrested H. Detectives >tenton

UNI bUNT. TWNIsNdN AII'TN"VU I"T
the 9olicr OF Toledo. where she "a
wanted on a charge of ass'ulting an
other woman with intent to XIII. Sin
WIS rnnnh M NJ. loa NanoL enn-.L-