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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
TERREMOTOS
EN- TENER|FE.
176 casos de colera en-
San Petersburgo.
Venezuela y Espana rea-
nudan sus relaciones,
Huelga de jockeys en- Autenil.
Huelga de jockeys en- Autenil.

New York, JUNO 21.-El gobier-
no de Espafia en- vista de las diff
cultades surgidas con motive de
la reclamation de la deuda de Cuba,
propondra a esta sea sometida la
question a un tribunal de arbitra-
je. Ell nuevo ministro de Espafa
en- dicha repGblica senor don Pa
bio Soler y Guardiola ha celebra-
do una larga entrevista con ell Sc
cretaro de estado senor Garcia We
lez
Sc espera que Cuba accedera a
la condicion propuesta por Espa-
ma.
Comunican de Canarias, que
aver Sc sintieron fuertes temblores
de terra en- aquel archipelago
ocasionando grandes derrumbes
en- Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Hasta ahora Sc ignora la magnitud
de la catastrofe.
New York, JUNO 81 = Tn tele-
grama de San Petersburgo da cuen-
ia de haberse registrado en- aque-
LA capital 176 casos de c6lera. En-
Narva Y Peterhof,- ha habido va
rios casos que han sido prontamente
aislados.
Ell gobierno toma rigurosas me
didas sanitarias para contrarres
tar la epidemia que presenta ca
racteres alarmantes.
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Oficina de Sanidad
Beneficencia Co
rreccion. +;

Sc anuncia una segunda subasta
Sc las raciones para Ia Escuela Co
rreccional de Mayaguez en- el afo fis-
cal de l909-l0, que tendra lugar el %
de Junio corriente a las de Ia mana
ma
Las condolences Y dem&s circuns-
tancias Sc pondran yer en- esta o6cina
AN Juan, Is Junio, 1909.
Juan +. Vias.
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NOTAS Y NOT|C|AS.

tituirle al DE-. Font-Guillot, que de
sempena I'm importante cargo en- el
Manicomio.
Ha estado en- San Juan en- asuntos
del servicio, ell captain Cabrera, de
la poiicia insuIar, que sali6 esta ma
mana de regreso para Ponce.
La compania de Zarzuela de Gu
tierrez ha dado 65 funciones segui-
das y Sc asegura que obtuvo una
ganancia liquida de S l4.500.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, de
paso para Coamo, ei joven Oscar
Guerrero que ha desempehado Ell
cargo de quimico de la Mayaguez
Sugar Comp. Pas6 aIgunos dias en-
Barceioneta Y ahora va a COamo d
pasar ALI otra temporada. Ha sido
contratado para el mismo servicio
en- ii pr6xima safra de la referida
empresa ei Sr. Guerrero.
Durantc la ausencia en- Espana
del LIDO. Juan Nias-Ochoteco, direc-
tor de Carload, Sanidad y Prisiones,
lie sustituye ei assistant Sr. Jaime
Annexy. En- cI bufete del referido
Ietrado queda durante su ausen-
cia hecho cargo de todos los asuntos
el LIDO. Rafael Ferrer, que esta aso-
ciado desde hace aiglin tempo con
el Sr. Vias-Ochoteco.
Suena para un importante cargo,
nuestro conocido compatriota eI DR..
Lopez-Antonglorgl.
La fuerte lIuvia que ha reinado
desde las diez lie la mahana en- Ia ciu
dad Y en- sus barrios, ha ocasionado
desperfectos en- algunas casas v en-
las Gales bajas de Santurce Y Pta.
de TERRA ell aqua invadi6 muchas
viviendas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
HUMORISMO

Decia un ilustre medlco en- una
tertulia de amigos:
-Nunca me han hecho levantar
de noche para visitar a personals que
no habian cenado; pero en- canbio
me han molestado mucho por perso
mas que habian cenado demasiado.
A mis- ojos una lagrima
subi6 desde el coraz6n
y al yer que te sonreias
en- mis- ojos Sc sec6.
N. Diaz de Escobar.
Aprender no es otra cosa que acor-
darse.
Socrates.
La honra no consiste en- tener IT,
tulos.
Las pasiones no son funestas, sino
porque los hombres son d6biles.
Sanial-Dubay.
La paciencia es la fuerza del d6biL,
y la impaciencia es la debiidad del
fuerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
QUESTION
GRECO-TURCA.
Manifestaciones de la
Puerta.
El imperio Otomano defen'
dera a cualquier proceso
sus derechos sobre Gre.
ia.

New York, JUNO 21.-Comunican
de Turquia que Ell gobierno del sui
tan ha manifestado su inquebran-
table resoluci6n de defender a to-
da costa los derechos de possession
sobre la isla de Creta, puestos en- pc
ligro por los manejos de Grecia.
Los ministries de Guerra y de
marina otomano han concertado un
plan para una accion rapida y eff
caz case de que la soberania de
Turquia sobre la referida isla Sc
viera amenazada. Ell gobierno
ha dado ordenes para movilizar
un fuerte ejercito en- la frontera
turco griega. Sc teme en- Europa
un rompimiento de hostilidades
entire estas dos naciones,
New York, JUNO 2l.-La secreta
ria de estado ha recibido un cable
dando cuenta de haber quedado
restablecidas las relaciones entire
los goblernos de Espana y Fenezue
la.
New York, JUNO 81 -Comunican
de Paris que aver, en- las grandes ca
rreras de Autenil Sc promovie
ron grandes desordenes, provoca
dos por los jockeys que Sc declara-
ron en- huelga exigiendo mayor sa-
lario Para evitar mayores turbulen-
ciss que hubiera producido la
suspension de las carreras la empire
sa sustituy6 los jockeys con Off
ciales, quedando la calma resta
bIecida Y terminandose sin que
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Las CaTTGTas de aver.

Apessr de Ia lluvia hubo gran con-
cuurncia en- el hiP6dromo aver tar
dc.
Fl re=uItado dc las caTeras fut cl
Siguiente-
la. Cauera.-7JO mctros.-I IH0-
centr. , Bl1rk Bo1uiv.
"a -carrpra. $50 metros--l. Pc
mi , Camp
ia camera 30 mcirosl-CnlG nlG0r-
mn , EsplHtp
"A raurra Media miIia.-l.-Gq-
che. - JIi1ra.
= Csrrrra- 80 mrtru-. -LPUri.
, fnwuraHo.
ia C-Hc-a Media milla. la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
En- "EI CiClO''

ImpSTmeoh'ss Ssp1EoIss y p1rn-
qads surtiio colosal 10 impcrmea-
hles Y para-uas o>paholes aeabadas
de- rccibir rn Fl C5rln.
lJOs impTm.aii,-> y paraguas cs
paholCs ticuru 'alna cu 81 mundu
rntcro 10 mi>Hu qur Iu> drilcs dc hi
~ mss Urqulur- Que ,rnIc II CirlU.
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M|SA De REQUIEM.

Todas las misas que Sc celebren
en- la Igiesia de los Reverendos Pa
dres Capuchinos de 6 ! as de Ia ma
mana del martes % del corriente,
seran aplicadas por ei eterno descan-
so del alma, de Don. Juan B. Dau-
bon, fallecido ei % de mayo. Sc su-
plica la asistencia, a las personals
piadosas, las que les anticipamos
las gracias.
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Cuatro mil dollars.

Sc ofrecen en- totaIidad Q por mi
tad, en- 1ras hipotecas sobre fincas
en- San Juan, sin intervention de CO.
rredores. Escriba 4 2 o. Box 4S3,
San Juan Z. Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21

To0.qwVn. , Nido.
"a Carrera.-l.100 metros.-MuSi-
CO. > Num5i
Sa- CaTrcra. Media milla.-l Ma
jrstlr > PrriG flHa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-06-21
CALESAS

Ofrecemos calesas de excelente he
rraje, con carroza'y cortinas de buffalo
ruedas patente, lanza y brancsl a pre-
clos muy baratos, que cotizaremos a
solicitud.
GAMBIA d STUBBE
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sufriera mayor interruption
espectaculo.
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iPELICAt NOLIVE.
rRoNro s,HRA~ LnQUE Is

FEoATn -hERAN LNlIE =.
In esta imnrnta - vende papCl
dc pvnJdIco y.clO a , quintal.
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para el mercado. Los abonos qufmi-
cos, como complemento del estier-
col, produce una madurez muy uni
forme..
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CURIOSO.--La pesca de la sardi-
ma arenque Sc ha dado bien esta tenn
porada, segun puede verse por las CT
fras que vamos a copiar.
Soiamente en- los puertos ingleses
de Yarmouthy de Lowestoft han de-
sembarcado los barcos de aqueiIa ma
trfcuia y otros mil barcos mas de Es-
cia la frioiera de 6l0.000,000 de a
renques. Y deeimos que la tempora-
da ha sido buena, porque Sc ha pes
cado 100000 arenques mas que
ell ano anterior, cantidad que reduci-
da a dinero, ,equivale q dos millones
y medic de duros bien contados.
Los mil ba-1uichuelos, escoceses
sumaban 1000 hombres de tripula-
cion. y en- la costa trabajaron
5000 muieres limpiando, preparan-
do y embaiando tan enorme canti-
dad de sardinas.
UTIL.-Casi puede decirse que en-
Paris han hecho dltimamente un
hombre con ojos detras de la cabeza
Ell comandante Soule es ell q ha sido
llamado a perfecclonar una invenci-
on singular con Ia cual cualquier poll
cia puede yer al mismo tempo todolc
q pasa asu alrededor. Dicha invencior
consiste de unos vidrios c6ncavos pc
queiios que forman parte de los es
pejuelos, en- donde Sc colocan, y POI
10 general son 10 mismo que los de
uso ordinario. Una vez colocados, e.
que los lleva puede mirar en- todas
direcciones y podra con la misma ia
cilidad que 81 tuviese oios alrededol
de la cabeza.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
To be Trained for Speed.

The young stallion, Odell Chapman,
owned by VIM. Green of the Central
House this city, will be shipped to Lam
sing as soon as the weather will permit
track work, to be trained by Hal Irwin
with view of developing his speed.
This stallion is one of the best bred
horses in the state and promises well as
2 traveller. Mr.. Irwin has long list
Of speedy horses to his credit, including
billiard Online 2:07a, Butterbowl 2:08a.
He will bring out all there is in any
horse and Mr.. Green could not have
done better than to have placed his
stallion with him.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Board of Supervisors.

Thenewly elected board of supervis-
ors, which is the old board except s.
Piatt in place of John Vert from Sci
ota and s. b. Lyman in place of d. M.
Lowe, Corunna, met Monday in special
session called for the purpose of organi-
zation. For the first time in several
years Owosso was honored with the
craftsmanship of the board, Geo. M.
Dewey of the first ward being chosen
unanimously. Standing committees
were appointed by the chairman as ap-
pears below. Tuesday and Wednesday
spent in committee work, bills that had
collected since the January session be-
ing allowed except few accounts in
contagious disease cases which the
committee had not reached at o'clock
Wednesday and the board decided un.
snimously not to stay in session an
other day with nothing for the others to
do and at an expense of nearly 500 in
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Three Killed i'm Freight Wreck on
the Grand Trunk.

An east bound freight on the
Grand Trunk railway ran into a
washout west of Grand Rapids at an
early hour Monday morning, de-
railing the engine and eight cars
which were rolled down the embank-
ment. At the time Engineer VIM. G..
Stolz, aged 35 years, Fireman Chas.
Runchey, aged 25, Brakeman Fred
w. Finn, aged 80, all of Durand, and
Conductor Ray Stevenson were rid
ing in the engine. The first three
were killed, Stevenson escaping in
some miraculous manner. Brake
man .Waldie, who was on the rear
car, summoned help as quickly as
possible and at z o'clock Stevenson
was rescued from under the pile of
wreckage, badly injured but with no
bones broken, and he will soon be
able to get about. 1t will be some
time, however, before he will recov-
er from the awful shock and from
the sight of seeing his companions
die while buried under the engine,
cars and the freight. The deceased
We're all highly regarded in Durand
and by their fellow railroad men.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Wants $40, 900 from Husbands
Parents.

Mrs. Louis G. Greenman has COM
menced suit for $40, 900 damages against
Mr.. and Mys. f. G. Greenman of this
city, claiming they have alienated the
affections of her husband, who has re-
Gently begun a suit for divorce from
her. With her child she is staying at
the home of her parents near Durand
and her husbands whereabouts are un-
known to her. 1t is claimed that Louis
Greenman has no money, that he is
physically unable to support his wife
and child and it is probable that be-
cause of his condition, which is grow
ing worse, that he can not live with his
wife. A Judgment of $1,000 obtained
against Louis in a breach of promise
case by Miss Nancy Meyer is still un-
paid. B. p Hicks. and J. 81. Collins
represent Mrs. Louis Greenman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Y. N. c. A. leases Park.

The directors of the Owosso Y. M. c.
A. have leased Dewey park for the year
1909 and will attempt to make the
place an active center of interest in
everything in the sporting line. 1t is
hoped to form factory baseball league,
have tennis tournaments, jumping, run
ing, etc, and use of the park will not
be limited TO members of the Y. M. @.
A.. Committees will be named to take
charge of the different branches of the
work and the different kinds of sport.
1t is expected the park will be lighted
so that evening play may be INDUCED
in. A county athletic meeting in the
late summer will be arranged for with
more events and trophies than last year.
Those using the grounds will all be
asked to assist in paying the expense.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Two Preventives Against Moths.

Take one fourth of an ounce each
of ground cloves and caraway seed,
one ounce of dried common salt, one
half pound OF lavender flowers free
from the stalk and one half ounce
each of dried thyme and mint. Mix
we'll together, and put in cambric oil
silk bags. These scent bags, if plac-
ed among clothes, will preserve them
from moths and give pleasant odor.
If you are troubled with moths N
the house, try putting blotting paper
well saturated with turpentine in the
drawers, among the furs and bed
clothes, or wherever there is any
danger of the moths working their
depredations; it can even be put
along the edges of carpets. Tur-
pentine is the best preventive of
moths I have discovered s
Home Companion for May
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
order to dispose of these bills.

order to dispose of these bills.
A resolution of sympathy for ID. M.
Lowe, who is seriously ILL.,, and to his
family was unanimously passed.
1t was decided to pay but 80 per cent
of sheriff and deputies expense bills
monthly instead of the entire amount
as was thought feasible at the October
1908 session.
The committees are
! RuleS--Piatt, Wilbur, Bailey.
Rolls-Carmody, Lyman, Sutterby
Public Buildings-Smith, Webb.
Kingsbury. W
Roads and Bridges--Perrigo,
Mills, Wilbur.
Settlement with Treasurer-Wil-
bur, Hicks, Shelp.
Settlement with Supts. of Poor.
Perry, Pennabaker, Vincent.
Finance-Webb, Griffin, Perrigo
Claims and Accounts-God
VanDeusen, Griffin.
,, Justices Constables' and Coro-
ners' Claims and Suffer-
by, Perry, Kinsler.
Claims and Accounts in Conta-
gious Diseases-Hurrell PennabalS-.
er, Piatt.
ng-vanDeusen, Godfrey,
Webb.
Rejected Taxes-Bailey, Hurrell,
! kinsler.
Drains and bitches Griffin, Cot
by, Kingsbury.
Officers Salaries-Corey, Hicks.
Webb.
Clerks Certificates = Vincent.
Shelp, Bailey.
Records in Clerks Office-Kings-
bury, Godfrey, Corey.
Records in Registers Ofice-Ly-
man, Perrigo, Griffin.
Records in Sheriff's Ofice-Sherp.
Sutterby, Smith.
Apportionment - Colby, Perry.
Kingsbury.
INDECENT Soldiers-Kinsler, Smith
Hurrell.
Auditing Pennabaker, Mills.
Carmody.
Furniture-Mills Piatt. Vincent.
ualization-Hicks, Corey, Cod
frey, Carmody, Colby, Lyman, Van
Deusen.
George M. Dewey. Chairman
Albert L. Nichols. Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
w. c. T. u.

At the regular meeting of the Owos.
so w. G. T. U. held last Friday, the
topic for the day was THE develop
ment of the higher life." The commit
tee in charge of the program invited
the Rev. Mr.. Laughton, the newly set
tied pastor of the first Baptist church to
speak to the ladies on that subject. He
said some people lived, others existed
if one only thought and acted for self
without care for the welfare and hap
piness of others, he simply exists The
highest life consists of belief in God
and doing his work in the world by
deeds of mercy and kindness. 1t was an
earnest, helpful talk, worthy to be
printed in full.
Music, both instrumental and vocal,
and fine recitation, made up an in
teresting and profitable afternoon.
Press Reporter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
SEEKS TO M
PROVE RURAL MAIL SERVICE
Boxes Must be Well Located AMI
Roads Kept i'm Good Condition
Carriers Required to
Make Report,

Postmaster Dewey is in receipt of
an order from the Fourth Assistant
Postmaster General relating to RI
raj route service, which in part is
as follows:
'Ffn order to eXpediate the deliv
cry, collection and dispatch of rural
mail, enable rural carriers to cover
their routes with celerity, and give
the earliest possible service to pat
rons residing on the far ends of
routes, the department will insist
that all rural mail boxes be so locat-
ed as 10 be served with the greatest
expedition.
You are, therefore, directed TO
require each rural carrier at your Of
fee TO submit to you without delay
for transmission to the department,
the names of all patrons whose
boxes can not be served without
leaving the road, dismounting, driy-
ing in deep bitches or on steep in
clines, or on or across railway tracks
involving danger, or the approaches
to whose boxes are obstructed. 1t is
not required that boxes shall he
erected beside the wheel tracks, nor
on any particular corner of the cross
roads, but they must be erected with
ing the confines of the road and ac-
cessible, on any corner.
ut is not desirable that boxes be
attached to telegraph, telephone, or
electric light poles, or to fences or
hut h,,f ch hn
curely fastened to neat and strong
posts firmly set at the side of the
roads, at a sufficient height to be
served by carriers without rising
from their seats or reaching through
wheel spokes.
when roads are in bad condition
postmaSters are directed to make re-
port thereof to the. department, and
to the proper local road officials and
cooperate with them and patrons to
the fullest extent consistent with po-
sition and duty to secure the i'm
provement of the roads"
In travelling through the county it
will be seen that some boxes are not
located as the department requires.
fdITODS Vi JHS TuTdl TOuJeS SHOulu
bear in mind that all rules laid down
by the department, such as having
boxes properly placed, roads in good
condition, signals raised, ETC., have
just one principal purpose in view,
the improvement of the service for
the benefit of the patrons themselves
The more convenient the boxes, the
better the roads the quicker the car
riers can make the rounds the soon
er you get your mail, the more
promptly your letters reach their
destination. All rural patrons are
urged to read the above order of the
department carefully and cooperate
heartily in securing this end. #
your boxes are not properly placed,
you are urged to- so place them If
your bridges are out or roads bad,
you are urged to see your highway
commissioner and ask him to get
busy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Corunna Commandery Officers.

Corunna Commandery Knights
Templar has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year:
Eminent Commander-John Y.
Martin.
alissimo-Howard E. Slo-
cum.
Captain General-Wm. A. Rosen-
krans.
Senior Warden-Ernest T. Sidney
Junior Warden--Edward A. Stan
ard.
Prelate-Gilbert ]. Cole.
Treasurer-Matthew Bush.
Recorder-F'rank II. Pettibone.
Standard Bearer-Harry A. Noble
Sword Bearer-John A. Watson.
Warden-Wm. j. Simeon.
Sentinel-Fred NJ. Kay.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Local News.

Rev. George B. Waldron of o..
mond, Florida, will occupy the pulpit
of the Congregational church Sunday
morning. Mr.. Waldron is an OLD
Owosso boy and his friends will be
pleased to hear Lhim. There will be
no evening service, the congrega-
tion uniting in the union anti-saloon
service at the Methodist church.
Rev. C.. H. Hanks left last even
ing for Norwich, Ohio, to spend a
few days with his parents.
Oscar Reynolds spent Sunday with
his father in Vernon.
Rev. and Mrs. Thos. fowler are
home from their visit in Chicago
and st. Louis.
DR.. NJ. E. Knapp and daughtei,
Mrs. Edith Bumps, of Detroit, have
been guests during the week at the
home of DR.. B. S. Knapp.
DIR. E. S. Leonard was discharged
in the municipal court Wednesday,
one of the main witnesses falling to
appear against him to prove the
charge OF selling drugs without be-
ing licensed pharmacist The
complaint was made by a state in
spector.
Now that it has been practically
decided to pave Oliver street from
Second to Oak, it is to be hoped that
the pavement on Washington will be
extended at least as far as Oliver
This cannot be done except on a pc
tition signed by majority of the
owners Of property to be assessed.
The Congregational church at ver-
non has extended a call to Rev. Sny.
der of Galesburg.
Daniel butcher is getting material
together to build a basement barn
36xS4 on his farm in Caledonia
township.
Durand will hold a special election
May 3 to vote on the question of
raising $500 to improve the NUM-
cipal lighting plant.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Another Thick Railway Echo.

Press dispatches are to the effect that
The Michigan United Railways COM
pany is flirting with Jos. A. Thick for
the purchase of the right-of way which
he has secured for an electric road from
Lansing to Saginaw via Owosso, and
that . deal has been practically com
pleted which will ensure the building
OF the line at once. However, don't
get your hopes up toohigh.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
oddfeIIows win Observe Anniversary

The Odd Fellows OF the city will cele.
brate the ninetieth anniversary of the
order in America at the hall of No. SS
over the Times Office on Tuesday even
ing. April 27th. Addresses will be de-
livered by Revs. jennings, Laughton
and Smith, a. l.. Chandler and others.
Songs, recitations and instrumental
music will help to make the meeting
one of interest to ALL All Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are inyited to be present
and to bring friends with them. All
will be made welcome.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
owosso Driving Club.

The Owosso Driving club held meet
ing Friday evening and organized for
the season with the following officers:
President, w. D. Burke; vice president,
J. c. Sowersby; secretary'treasurer, ii.
II. Coburn.
The club will give matinees at fire.
quent intervals during the summer and
fall alt is planned to build new fence
along the road bounding the park, and
to make improvements in the buildings
and track.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23

can be had from the street or alley
and that the entire bar be exposed in
view from the said street or alley.
Selden S. Miner,
Circuit Judge.
B. p. Hicks,
Pros. Atty
John A. Watson,
Sheriff
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
Slot Maoh.nes Ordered Out.

The chief of police has, under orders
,of the Mayor, notified the owners of
Blot machines that they must live up to
the law and as consequence the ma.
chimes that do not give return in mer-
chandise-the money paying machines
are not doing business in Owosso and
It 10 hoped the law will be rigidly en-
forced hereafter.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23

Fred Holmes was arrested Friday on
q charge Of stealing silks, broadcloth
and other materials used in lining cask-
cts from the Owosso Casket Co. He
was taken before Justice McCaughna
and on hearing was bound over to the
circuit court for trial at the May term.
The amount of the stealing is not
known but it has been going on for sew
eral years. Holmes was employed In
the cloth room and carried the goods
out by piece in his dinner pail, under
his coat or other ways. He has given
many fine pieces to women around
town and goods were found at the
homes of Mrs. v. o. Cook, Mrs Car
penter, wife of crippled cigar maker
Mrs. Murray, Shiawassee street One
woman was wearing beautiful waist
made of the material stolen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-04-23
sluewassee County Relatives Re
momberod.

1ne will Of the late Stephen Baldwin
q Detroit. provides generous legacies
for relatives in this city and county.
Ernest Cummins and Miss Mamie Cum
MINIS OF Owosso; Wells, Carr and Henry
baldwin and Mrs Lulu Cook,
pephews and neices are bequeathed
IS, 600 each.