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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT ONE.

Miss Ruth Person li2 Atkinson. ....,............
Miss Helen Wade. 20 Atkinson. ...............
Miss Enid Jewell. 81 Milwaukee W.................
Miss Edna Winckler. 90 Hccla Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Lou Mcdowell 2i0 Pingree ....................
Miss Clara @. Craig 4s7 Merrick. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss +. Nav Coope. 433 Lincoln Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Mary Mitchell. Ala Commonwealth. ............
Miss Wnojene Coope 453 Lincoln. .................
Miss Jessie Buchanan 1904 Brooklyn ............
Miss Mary f. Camp. 1855 Brooklyn.
Miss Sophia Bachman. Az Putnam. ................
Miss Vera Barber. 400 Merrck ....................
Miss Adelaide Wilson. "a Antoinette ..............
Miss Queen Jessop sos Putnam. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Amy Straith. % Euclid W.....................
Miss Marjoris Stafford. io2 Kirby w..............
Miss Floss.e Rabbit 1905 Second.
Miss Elaine Marshall 400 Commonw eaith.
Miss Pearl Larkn. 96i Greenw .................
Miss Inez Swain, 1874 Brooklyn.
Miss Grace Gibbs. 70 Milwaukee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Ada Northman ls5 Stanley. ..................
Mrs W. j. Fry. Cass-ave
Miss Mary Gibson, 2043 Woodward ................
Miss Edna Van GHllow 2y9 Mcrrck. ................
Miss Mildred Martin. 49s Commonwealth.
Miss Lila Barger l22s Fourteenth.
Miss Agnes Eckley, 1916 Woodward. ..............
Miss Bessie Mcbride noe Vermont
Miss Grace Pckell. 90 Virginia.
Miss Bertha Albert, 81 Euclid.
Miss Grace Tibbles O. Iathrop
Miss Catherine Reynolds 10 Blaine,
Miss Margaret Gould. III KIRBY W.................
Mrs Nettie schoenherr. l'S Bethune w.............
Miss Flosse Sands % Delaware. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Lillian HOLSTER 3I1 Kirby W...........,...
Miss Jennie Dempsey. 1865 Fourteenth. .............
Miss Jeanette Fitch Loo Seward.
Miss Isabella Taylor 554 Lincoln ................,.
Miss Hattie Sleeper 1856 Fourte enth. ............
Mas Helen Page 80 Blaine.
Miss Sarah owen. Al Conngwood ....................
Miss Efe Fisher 2O33 Woodw ard
Miss Blance Thompson 1874 Twelfth. ...............
Miss Maude 4. Gibson. col Putnam. .................
Mrs. John w Griffin, o. Baltimore W................
Miss : l.. Hughes 1885 Fourteenth.
Miss t. II. Ortenburger, 1876 CoiiInwood
Miss Jeanette Fitch 1873 Seward.
Miss Adaline NJ Grelling. 3Os7 Grand Blvd. w..
Miss Maud w Mcbride sos Mcrrick .................
Elmo Hardy. 1880 Sixteenth. INSTRUMENTATION.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT TEN.

Miss Mildred HOLSTER 30 Cameron.
Mrs r. L. Fry, 3l2 Frederick.
Mrs Peabody 1915 Brush Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Chas. Cross, 121 Mott.
Mrs Ches. Mobbs. 81 Westminster .................
Mrs. Geo Erskne 165 Westminster ................
Mrs Bentley. 1853 Westminster. ...............
Mrs John Solomon. Ro-edale. .....................
Miss Hattie Pulcifer. 2l5 Westminster. ...........
Miss Jennie Mitchell. 33t Farnsworth. .............
Mrs Grace True. 2l2 Mt. Vernon Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs James Mahoney 5si Milwaukee e. ....,.........
mrs tlSde roam llS Philadelphia.
Miss Julia Cron 45 Harper.
Miss Ina lawson. $50 King ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Helen Held 200 Warren E................,....
Miss Mabel Love 1860 Antoine ....................
Miss Lille Penhslls. 45 Piquette.
Miss Ethel Brady, S21 King.
Miss Qucchie Wright. - Piquette.
Miss Helen Hitchcock. 246 Custer.
Miss Jessie Hesler as Melrose.
Miss Florence Rim l42 Chandler .................
Miss Hazel Lloyd. lis Melrose
Miss Laura Raymond. l0l Cameron. ..............
Miss Shirley Woodward. 200 Chandler. .............
Miss Helose 1Adrich, LA Chandler
Miss Hattie Tunith 100 Meroso
Mis- MIS- Lula Lula ais; sl' oakIsnd
Miss Helen Door. 2Sl Bethune
Mss Lsaha Flynn lo3 Horton .....................
k AI,ss b hsmIf Nf SissG "a s
Mss Ora Webb 1899 Oakland .............
Miss Mabel Holloway 81 Milwaukee L ..............
Mss E PlG h@ShS[ i1S Ss Pisass
Mss MIS- K9se s s ,rs 30 a SasHder
Mss caS s rG Mo 800 500 FreSeTis
Hiss Mabel Northrop Iss Oakland.
Catherine
Miss Ruth Abraham. l23 Leicester
Miss FLORENCE Beals 4s Mt Vernon
Mrs Grace Lddlngton, 24S Leicester ..............
MTs MARY ltoWet Szl hlIby T..
Miss Mary Grant. 1914 Woodward
Miss Lillian Mcconnell 3I5 Mt Vernon
Miss Grace Parker. ISIS Grand Blvd
Mrs + " Wlcks lti Euclid L.
Miss Beryle Wettcr 3l6 Euclid
Misc Virginia Mccullough. 2S6 Euclid
Miss Granis 2l3 Melbourne
Mrs Albert Tower. 1872 Cameron.
Miss ola g Mosier. 1f0 Palmer Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Bessie COstegan. 1859 Beaubien
Mss s,slis Ford fiso woSdwsrd
Miss Ella Z Picrson, 80 Medbury yxg..
Miss Clara l. 3062 Grand Blvd E............ .
Mrs Ida Newman IS Harper, e.
Miss Mary Klein, 657 Warren r 4...............,...
E. - q
MISS EhEabeth Moore EaE MArstOn
Miss Anna NaEell. 23l Farnsworth.
Mrs Scarfe % Harper. .s..........-s..
Mrs Gilbert Mcintyre. $40 Woodland
Miss NJ l. Thompson. % Theodore
Mrs r. r. Brown. 125 Josephine,
Miss Edith Pettee, SO Harper .....'...'.'...
Miss lettA tonoNer ia Marston
Miss Catherine Zine, los Ferry r.
Miss Henrietta Schotz 1915 Rivard
Miss LILLIAN Tones 1916 Rlvard
Miss Pearl Van Cice $50 Milwaukee E......s....-.s
Miss May Wilson. 5st Milwaukee
Miss Anna Barths ess Harper.
Mia Nav Wilson 4os Farnswofth ....s.........
Miss Mildred stanton hos Russell. s.s........
Mrs Helen p Cardinal. las Piauette
Miss bertha Johns. 2! Mnwsnkee E.. .'.-....-
Miss Gertrude BeForest asf kias--.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-01
DISTRICT THREE.

Pearl O'Bren Fern Place. northumberland
Miss Lille Wolf. 76s Baker.
Mrs. John Klebba. Campbell.
Miss Maize Gulley. 81 Rogers
Miss Mary Fitzgbbons. ssl Plummer.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy, 240i Jefferson w.........,.n
Miss Evelyn Foley. eco Carter .......,..........
Miss Madge McGregor. 531 Military ...............
Miss Anna Duprey all Wesson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs s. Mcmillan. Tl9
Mrs. A. Wall 4s3 Cavalry
Miss Anna Adams 6St Beard
Miss Helen Daley. TGS< Cavalry
Miss Lottie Ruppei IA Military ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Josephine Susysk 1i01 Junction.
PegIer. 1870 Campbell.
Emily Adams 220 briggs.
Evelyn Rutherford, 600 Military
Mas Ella Stenke. S02
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-02
Monte Vista

Improvements. During 1906, buildings were er
the improvements reached $4,000 and in the y
ing and improvements amounts to $l25, 10000
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
PLUNGES TWO
STORIES TO DEATH
Jas. Wheeler, Former Circus PEI
former, Killed by Fall From Win
dow Ledge at Knox's Store.

Risking his life recklessly in un-
necessary daring, James Wheeler
plunged from the third-story window
OF KnoX's five and ten-cent store at
No 1917 Woodward-ave., shortly be-
fore z o'clock Friday morning. He
was terribly crushed by his fall on the
sidewalk and died on the operating
table in st. Mary's hospital a half hour
later.
Wheeler was a circus performer by
vocation but had had to leave that
business for time owing TO an in
jury. His specially had been diving
/ from a 60-foot platform into shallow
tank. and OH one of these dives h1
had broken his leg. He came to the
McGregor mission June IA, and hal
been working in the stock depart
ment OF the Knox store for two weeks.
Anxiety to keep up his acrobatic
practice made Wheeler do many
things that seemed foolhar to the
other employees. Thursday evening he
was told to close the windows OF the
stock room and. To do So ran along
the ledge on the outside OF the build
ing He came 10 work at $3.50 Friday
morning and was told by Foreman G.
+. Peltz to open the windows.
He went at II again in the same
way that he had closed them before,
says Peltz. Il had warned him that
he was risking his life, but he was not
afraid"
None of the employees saw Wheeler
fall, but their attention was immedi-
ately called by the Screams of pass
ersby who saw him plunge downward.
He was bleeding from mouth, nose
and ears when picked M. but lived
until after the East End ambulance
had carried him TO the hospital
In addition to his work in the Knox
store. Wheeler sang in a nickel thea
ter on Gratiot-ave. He was popular
with the other men in the stock de-
partment OF the store because of his
witty talk and his singing. He was
about 30 years OF age.
Very little was known OF him In
the McGregor mission
Coroner Bennett was called
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
UPHOLD BINGHAM.
New York Citizens Demand That He
Be Renstated in Office.

NEW YORK, July 9-Resolutions
were adopted at meeting of the
Greater New York Taxpayers confer
ence. demanding that Mayor McClel-
lans order removing Police Commits
sioner Bingham from Office be ressind.
ed. Feeling against the mayor and
Tammany hall has been smoldering In
certain rtrTammany organizations
and civic bodies since Bingham's re-
moval.
Rabbi Stephen 5. Wise, one of the
prominent Jewish ecclesiastics of the
city, was the principal speaker.
IF Gen. Bingham had consented To
promise immunity 10 the election
colonizers. he would never have been
removed he said.
1t was foul blow and it was
struck AT the wrong moment for New
York is ia no mood TO so back to the
reign =: Crokerism or Van Wyckism.
IL New York today suffered this To
pass without laundering it's protests,
it might speedily rise TO the eminence
OF a magni1ed San Francisco. with
criminal immunity for sale at flexible
rates by public officials"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CHICAGO BANKER FLAYS
FOWLER FINANCIAL BILL
James 3. Forgan Says Il Gives Too
Much Power To One Man-Postal
Plan Denounced.

PETOSKEY, Mich, July 9.-In an
address TO the Michigan bankers. in
state convention, yesterday, James b.
Forgan, president Of the First National
bank. OF Chicago, declared that any
attempt to pass laws TO regulate bank
ing is futile. The enormous powers
that would be conferred on Comptroll-
er Murray by the passage OF the bill
fathered by Congressman Fowler, OF
New jersey, chairman of the house
COMMITTEES on banking and currency,
President Forgan said, would be CIV
ing too much power To one man.
Mr.. Forgan said the transactions OF
banks cannot be regulated by law.
The success or failure OF any bank
does not rest with the comptroller or
bank examiner. The responsibility Is
with the directors. Senator Aldrich,
the speaker said, struck the keynote
when he said that you cannot legislate
honesty into the hearts of all men, and
the mistA&es of one man. should not
bring ridicule down upon the whole
banking community.
Mr. Forgan is chairman OF the Chi
cago clearing house committee. He
gave an Idea If the tone of his ad-
dress to be delivered before the AM
erican Bankers association next Sep
TENDER.
Louis Teter, OF the Chicago Savings
Bank G. Trust Co. flaycd the advocates
Of the postal savings plan.
The oauke rs attended a dance at the
Arli iton last night
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
NITRO EXPLOSION
SHAKES OP WHOLE
STREET
Suitcase Full of Stuff Set OFF Under
Steel Gerders in Rear of Seitz
Auto Plant On Beecher-
Ave.
Outrage Laid to Labor Troubles, Ma
terial Destroyed Being Output Ct
Whitehead G. Kales '"0pen Shop

Nearly every pane OF glass in the
SeitZ Auto K Transmission Co.'s fac
tory. Nos. 225-227 Beeder-ave.. was
blown out. scores OF windows In
houses along the street were shatter-
ed. clocks were stopped. dishes shak-
en- OFF pantry shelves. and one baby
was tumbled out OF bed. when q suit.
case full OF nitroglycerin and gun cot
ton was exploded under some steel
girders, piled in the rear OF the Seitz
factory. at 1921 O'Clock Friday morn
ing
The girders were the property OF
the Whitehead d Kales Iron workg,
an open shop at Beecher-ave. and the
NJ. c. h. r., and were piled near a
side track, preparatory TO being ship
ped downtown, for use in the new adj
oition To the postoffice building.
Whitehead K Kales are said TO have
had labor troubles on account OF their
operation Of an open shop.
Long after midnight, Waterman
In a neighboring factory noticed a
man with suit case wandering about
the streets, but paid little attention 10
him.
Bits OF the suit case were found.
later. beside a deep hole torn In the
ground under the Orders by the ex.
piCsive.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
MAY BE DISBARRED.
Judge Hastings Asks Lawyer To
Show Action Denounced.

MARINETTE. Wis. July 9.-.Iudge
Hastings. OF the Marinette circuit
court. has issued an order tor District
Attorney A. r. Schwittay. OF Marin
cite, 10 show cause why he should rot
be disbarred The disbarment pro.
ceedings which are instigated by sey-
eral lawyers who are personal cpem
les of the attorney are not favcrubN
received, because the charges against
him are those on which ne was ac-
quilted before the grand jury II - he
popular impression that If the courts
are good enough for the common peo-
pie they are good enough for Tho law
yers and that II man is found not
guilty before the court that the Mar
inette county bar should De entirely
satisfied
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
COUNSEL NEARLY
CONE TO BLOWS
Prosecutor Van Zile and Attorney
Frank Bumps Have Lively Squaboe
-Armenians Testify for Boyajisn.

A nearfght between Prosecutor
Van Zile and Attorney Frank \.
Bumps enliyened the Boyajian trial.
Thursday afternoon. uJst after dd-
journment, Hagop Gostanian and his
daughter stepped forward TO the coun-
sci table to discuss with the prose
cutor the ACCESSIBILITY of sending for
Mrs. Costanian, who is a sister OF the
defendant, TO testify in rebuttal. At
torney Bumps saw il and called the
courts attention to the incident de
claring that the conversation was
loud enough for the jury to hear.
Il want you TO understand, NJ.
Bumps. that | am not engaged in that
kind of business" said the prosecutor
with heat.
We'll, | don't propose to- take any
chances retorted Bumps.
Believing that Bumps object had
been to make IL appear that the pros
ecutor wanted the jurors to hear the
conversation, Mr.. Van Zile followed
Bumps into the clerks office and 10
those near a fist fight seemed iumin-
ent No blows were struck, however.
The only witnesses examined Thurs
day afternoon were three Aremenians
who had visited Dr. Boyajian in body
after tie shooting. X Nagarian. q
rug renovator. said DR.. Boyajian claim.
ed not 10 know what had happened
and was in such condition that the
witness made no further effort to talk
with MN. Nargarian said he had
Known the doctor eight years and that
his reputation was good.
NJ. Hagopian, grocer, was another
old acquaintance Of the doctor. lie
said he had tried to talk with the doc
tor after the shooting but couldn't get
any satisfaction. The prosecutor fail
ed in an effort to show that Or. Boya-
jan had said 10 his Armenian visitors
on this occasion, whe ntold that the
doctors were operating on Gostanian:
Why don't they let him die"
X. Maljanian. proprietor OF the
Turkish cafe on Farmerst.. was the
third witness. His testimony was along
the same lines as that given by the
others. He denied that DR.. Boyajian
had ever told him he was sorry for
what he mad done.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
BAY CITY'S HOMECOMING
CELEBRATION ENDS TO-DAY
Five Thousand Children with 35 Floats
in Parade-Log-roIIing Contest
Also Feature.

BAY CITY. Mich, July 9.-The
nome coming" celebration will end
tonight. This is children's day, and
5000 children from the public and
parochial schools, with about 80 his
torical floats, were In the parade The
log rolling contest also was a feature
OF todays program. number or los
rollers who were famous in their day
AT Alpena, Prescott. Au Sable andJ
Oscoda participated.
The ''fraternal" parade held yester-
day drew thousands OF visitors to the
city. Three thousand men besides a
large number OF floats, made mp the
parade. An auto parade. with 200 ma
chimes carrying pioneers and former
residents. was held later in the day.
Lieut.. Gov. Kelly delivered a l5-min-
ute address
The l0-mile bicycle race was won
by NJ. II. Oviatt. brother OF the NJ.
4. C. man who has captured most OF
the running events OF the week. The
brother. G. ]. Oviatt, Of the NJ A. C.,
won the mile race I'm 4:32 and the 100
yard dash in 10 ii seconds.
The two auto races went To Buick
machines. The race for machines
under $3.50 was taken by Will Mohr,
with George Weller as driver. they
making the course OF 22 IL miles IN
! 80 minutes and going the last three
miles with fiat tire The race for
cars over $3.50 simmered down OF i
| fight between two Buick entries. one
driven by G.. ID. Wilson. OF Saginaw
and the ether entered by Or John K
/ Hanley. Of this city The local car
covered the course I'm 35:i0. \ mum
/ her Of athletic events for Y VI. G. a
athletes were also pulled on and q
motorcycle race went to Luther Car
penter. OF this city.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
DEATH TAKES OLD SOLDIER.
Charles w. Reynolds Was Veteran Of
Civil War.

Charles w. Reynolds. proprietor OF
the Reynolds Shoe Upper Manufacture
ing Co. No. Champlain-st., died.
Thursday. in his home, No. 2S9 Mel
bourne-ave., aged 69 years. He was
civil war veteran, having served in
the Fifth New Hampshire infantry as
color guard from 1861 20 1865. lie
was color bearer of the Detroit post.
C. A! r.. and bore the colors in the
last Decoration day parade. When the
body is carried to- Woodmere Gene
terry. Saturday afternoon. Detroit post.
with the colors he had carried. will
be waiting to receive IL. His former
comrades Will conduct the funeral ser
vices ard bugler will sound taps
over his grave. The regular services
will be held In the home Saturday az
ternoOn at o'clock.
Besides mis- wife. Mr. Reynolds Is
survived by son. George f. Rey-
nolds. OF Oakland. Call and a daugh-
Ter. Mrs. w. H. Cooley. OF Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CLUBMAN HIDES IDENTITY:
WORKS AS SECTION HAND
His Wife Leaves Pathetic Note Before
She Kills Herself BY lnhaling
Gas In st. Louis.

DENVER, Col, July 81. S. Mel
son, a prominent St. Louis society
and clubman, is hiding his identity In
a section gang on the Denver. Laramie
& Northwestern railroad. while his
wife. who killed herself, is being pre-
pared for burial by the coroner -of the
Mound City.
Nelson arrived in Denver ten days
ago. He was running away from st.
Louis and from his home, according TO
Denver friends.
On the train to Denver Nelson made
the acquaintance of Stewart Herbert.
in whom he confded the difficulties
which beset him in his home city. He
wanted a job In a remote part Of
Colorado, he told Herbert. and the
latter introduced him to his nephew,
ID. G.. Leach, OF No. 1923 Downing-aye.
Leach found in his mail a registered
letter for Nelson. which he handed 10
his newly found acquaintance. Mel
son read the letter without a change
OF countenance, folded up the sheets
and remarked that he would leave
town the next day with gang that
was going out on the Denver, Laramie
& Northwestern.
Mrs. Agnes nelson put dying Wo'
mans curse on John s. Nelson. whom.
she insinuates, repudiated her as mis-
wife. then turned on the gas in her
home and died
Her note, discovered by the police,
read:
when you receive this | shall he
past call You knew that you would
be murderer when you did what you
did Why did you send me tele-
gram you would be home and disap-
point ne -
The couple were married about q
wear ago Both were about AZ years
| old
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
Mavor Rose Declines.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July 9.--Nay
or David S. Rose OF this city, declines
10 meet President Samuel Dickie OF
Albion college, in Joint debate In July.
August or September I'm Seattle May
or Rose says an invitation has been
extended TO hold the third debate IN
Ithaca. ~ Y. but Mr.. Dickie seems 10
prefer Detroit. Several other Invita-
tipns have also been received which
are hardly being considered
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
"Mets" Win Election

BRISTOL. Va, July 9.--The anti
prohibitionists won the local option
election held here yesterday by a mar
row margin OF 81 out OF a total OF S49
votes polled Part OF Bristol is IN
Tennessee Preparations are being
made for opening saloons and whole
sale houses 10 supply not only the I'm
mediate territory but uozen nearby
prohibition states
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
erxa nand Johnson RIde in Auto.

81 PAUL. MINI. July 9.-Wm. J
Bryan ard Gov Johnson TOOK an auto
mobile ride together yesterday Mr.
Bryan arrived In St Paul 20 attend the
Christian Eudeayor cNuveution Gov
Johnson appeared az the Ryan hotel
and sept his card tu Mr. Bryan. Tine
governor and his private secretary
Frank \ Day. were welcomed. after
which the party went riding in GOV
JuhnsOns automobile
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
CRUSHED TO DEATH

NEGAUNEE. Mich. July 9-While
riding to the surface I'm skill IN the
American mine. two miles west OF
here. Orrie Heinanen. a Finnish min
er. was struck by a rock and killed
Isaac Tampa was injured by q cave
in in the same mine and may die.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
LONG ON IDEAS; SHORT ON CASH
This is Local Situation Relative to
Fairgrounds, Says Mayor.

Mayor Breitmeyer has not FASTENED
to appoint Fairgrounds commission
tecause OF the fact that the new city
plan commission has taken up the
Fairgrounds movement as one of its
activities. and has entrusted To one
III its committees the work OF pro
ceedlng to get plans tor further pro
gress In that direction here.
1--WE have plenty of data. enough tu
20 ahead with the finest system in
The country, but we haven't the mon
ey," says the mayor. IL shall. per.
sonally. try TO raise the money for
an extension of playground work ny
appealing TO certain citizens To- aid
with their means in this worthy pre-.
ject."
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
WAS VETERAN ENGINEER.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. July q
Thomas Hayward. who died yesterday
at the age of IS. was the last survivor
OF the six charter members who organ
ICED the first lodge OF the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers. Hayward
started TO work for the Michigan Cen.
trail ia ls43 and six years later became
an engineer.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
THE WEATHER.

Detroit ard Nicinity-Friday. fair
saturday. partly cloudy and unsettled
winds.
Lower ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair. eN-
ccpt probable showers In the north por-
ton tonight or saturday. Warmer to-
nigh.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

BuSIness-IIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, No.
Is John R.-st Phone az
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
FOURTH" VICTIM DEAD.
Lemuel Flint Was shot In Royal Oak,
Monday.

Lemuci Leroy Flint. who was ac-
shot in the abdomen by Rus
sell Debler. a fello wcmploye on the
farm OF Fred A. Baker, I'm Royal OAK.
last Monday, died of his wound in s..
Marys hospital Thursday afternoon.
Debler Is greatly broken Mp over the
affair lie will not be held for Flints
death. Flint was unmarried and came
to Michigan from San Francisco about
three months ago.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
EAST BUFFALO LIVE sToCK-open.

BtTFf'AIO. y - July 9-Dunhing
4 stevens live stock report Cattle:
Receipts. cars; slow. Hogs Receipts,
30 cars. strong, heavy $40, workers.,
ssdS.3O: pigs $40 sheep. Receipts,
, ears, strong: best lambs. SS.5OM9.
earrings. $4,000. wethers sI75m5:
yves. s4a450. Calves: Higher. $4.50u
y 81,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

ticn TO Cardinal Andrieu. encouraging
him TO wrestle to- the end for the
rights Of the church.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

CALL. DETROIT TANICAB co.
Main $500 city 5000. Park I
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

.commercini crsdit 20. Ratinas
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

lob Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co., ID Jobl S.-st. Phone lf96.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

Alexander. JmbtcnaS. 2g Monroe.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09

Job Printing done right. Times Print
Ing Co., . John R.-st Phone l4sS
The Detroit times., 1909-07-09
The committees follow /:

Judiciary. Burton, MOVIE, Schultz;
teachers and schools. Cary. George,
Miehm. Henderson, Robertsan text
books and course of study. Snitgen.
Henderson. Condor. Mumford, Cary;
finance, Mumford. Wiedeman. Hutton
real estate and school buildings, Hut
ton. George. Snitgen. Burton Hely;
janitors and supplies, Komrofsky,
Hely. Move, Wiedeman. Miehm: SAM
tation. Ellis. Condor. Goldberg; rules
Robertson. Goldberg, Schultz.