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The Detroit times., 1909-07-13

richards Futer Make Sample Shoe
IL

If YOU spend for shoes without visiting the
Richards Huetter, 232 and 234 Randophst "Pinsree
Square" sale OF mems. womens and childTep's manu-
facturers sample and stock shoes Oxords and Slippers
won't get your moneys worth. They bought them
sweepin6y reduced prtces-they selling thcIa AT
sweepingly reduced prices You will be surprised how
far your shoe dollars will go-you will be surprised at
what few cents will buy at this money-saving snoe
sale. With this manufacturers sample sale Richar is
Huetter combine their annual reduced price clearing
saleso IL will really be great shoe sales in
You will find surprising values at 5c-l0c-llc-59c-
69c-95c-$l l5-Sl25 S135 $l45-S1 65-Sl 95
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
BIG ELECTRICAL DISPLAY
SECURED FOR STATE FAIR
Decorations Used In Turner Conven
ton In Cincinnati viii Be
Brought to Detroit.

Frank =. Spellman, who will pro
duce the midway shows at the Mich
igan State fair this year, has secured
the entire electrical display used Uy
the city of Cincinnati during the re-
cent Turner convention there. This
display decorated Fountain-sq. and
was one OF the gorgeous lighting at
fractions of that city. IL consists OF
thousands of electric lights that rad
late from common center They are
strung in fantastic designs and make
the territory which they illuminate as
brilliant as day. Those from Micni-
gan who attended the Turner conven-
ton In Cincinnati. remember this
beautiful display on the greatest thor
oughfare in the Ohio city The illun,-
IL alton at the state fair grounds this
year will be much more elaborate be-
cause Mr.. Spellman plans To add many
other features TO II.
This display will be separate from
the state fair scheme OF lighting which
this year will be on an elaborate plan
itself The grounds are already being
rewired.
The fair horse show this year Is
proving a great attraction 10 owner .
of fine animals. Applications for
privileges to display horses are al
ready being received by the score and
the officials have every assurance
that this will be one of the leading
attractions at the coming exhibition.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
LOVE PIRATES" IN
DIVORCE CASES
Women Tell of Their Mates Being
Lured Away-Ponies Figure in
n Wrecking of One Home.

Mrs. Clara Reid, pretty little wom-
an OF The shrinking type, and only 20
years OF age. made her second appear
ance in the divorce courr. Monday
morning. but this time she was less
successful. and was told TO wait for
six months.
Mrs. Reid testified that her hus-
band, John II. Reid. formerly IN EN-
ploye of the Simpson Computing
Scale Co.. deserted her AFTER year of
mari CD tire. taking all the furniture
with him and leaving her only il
cents.
She now h.cs with her Lotber. Mrs.
Kate Smith, at No. 470 Jos. Campau-
ave Judge Donovan was about To
grant her decree when ne asked Eer
If she had been married before. In 4
voice not louder than whisper she
admitted sbs had.
loh' care what the circumstances
are IL. either case. Judge Donovan
SAID II not grant decree now.
Only % years OF age. and in divorce
court twice in three years, Is getting
too much of habit. Come back again
in six months"
Mrs Reds first marriage was In
May, 1906. when she and Robert Nit
ehell journeyed over To Windsor and
came back man and wife. She left
her Robert the following December,
and in May. 1907, was granted a
divorce by Judge DonsYan. on the
grounds of cruelty. That same spring
she became Mrs Reid.
Love pirates" figured strongly In
the other cases heard. Edna Garland
testified that her husband Frederick,
while living with her. supported an
other woman who roomed at No. 5S
Adams-ave. west. This was corrob-
Grated by a woman who boarded III
the same house. The decree was
granted ON the ground of infidelity.
The attractions of another woman
also proved the undcing OF August
Kaiser, so his wife, Agnes, testified
and she was granted a decree on the
ground of desertion. IL was testified
that August took another woman with
! him when he left.
Julia Tiilman, a native of Hungary
with the aid of an interpreter, told
/ the court that her husband. Mate
proved to be anything but mate
! lie is now living in Pennsylvania with
another woman, it was testified. De
cree granted.
The ponies wrecked the matrimonial
career of Henry Arthur Yeomans and
! his handsome wife. Adelaide Mabel
! the latter testified, and two years ago
after a spell OF particularly hard luch
in which he had lost all he possessed
! he announced that ne was going tC
Toledo. Since then Mrs; Yeemans has
never seen nor heard of him. A de
cree was granted for desertion.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
VIOLATES PAROLE;
DRAWS The LIMIT
William Skinner, Who Abused Judge
Connolly's Confidence, Gets to
IA Years in Marquette,

William Skinner, ciean-cut looking
young man in spite of a damaging
criminal record, has met the fate OF
all other offenders who have violated
Judge Connolly's confidence in tue
past. Skinner was convicted three
months ago of passing two worthless
checks, aggregating S42. on Peter
Smith & Sons. On his promise 10 Ie-
form Judge Connolly paroled him for
a year. warning him. however. that he
would get the limit II ever brought
back
Monday morning he again stood in
the prisoners box. He had been up
to his old tricks again, Detective High
explained, and Skinner acknowledged
that he had passed at least two bad
checks since gaining his liberty.
Judge Connolly kept his word ami
sentenced Skinner to serve not less
than sewn years in Marquette pri-
than seven years in Marquette pri-
serve ID, the maximum
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
FEED WATCH DOG COCAINE.
Burglars Then Loot George Mantha's
Tailor Shop.

Burglars who plundered Geo Man
tha's tailor shop. at No }03 Monroe
ave, are believed to have fed cocaine
to the watch dog, which was found IN
a typical cocaine stupOr, Monday
morning. The front door Of tn shop
had been forced open, and SIS worth
of drygoods and clothing stolen. There
is regular gang of cocaine fiends
which frequents the corners near Mart
tha's shop, and members II the gang
are blamed for the burglary
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
ORIGIN
Of a Famous Human Food.

The story OF great discoveries or
inventions Is always OF interest.
An active Drain worker who round
himself hampered by lack of bodily
strength and vigor and could not
carry out he-plans- and enterprises
ne knew how to conduct,--Was led To
study various foods and their effects
upon the human system. In other
words before he could carry out mis-
plans he had to find food that would
carry him along and renew his physi-
cal and mental strength.
He knew that food which was a
brain and nerve builder (rather tnan
a mere fat makerD was universally
needed He knew that meat with the
average man does not accomplish the
desired results He knew mat the
soft gray substance In brain and
nerve centers Is made from Albumen
and Phosphate of Potash obtained
from food Then he started TO solve
the problem.
Careful and extensive experiments
evolved Grape-Nuts, the now famous
food. II contains the brain and nerve
building food elements In condition
for easy digestion.
daily Is easily seem in a marked stur-
diness and activity of the brain and
nervous system. making il a pleasure
for one 60 carry on the daily duties
without fatigue or exhaustion.
Grape-Nuts food is In no sense a
stimulant. but is simply food Which
renews and replaces the daily waste
of brain and nerves.
It's flavor Is charming and being
fully and thoroughly cooked at the
factory it is served instantly with
caeam
The signature OF the brain worker
spoken Of. G. w. Post. is to be seen
on each genuine package OF Grape
Nuts.
Look I'm pkgs. for the famous little
hook. "The Road to MELVILLE
There's a Reason
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
sees Mother Grow Youno.

1T would De hard to 0verctate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began 10 use Electric Bitters,"
writes Mrs. w. l.. Gilpatrick of Dan.
forth. Me. Although past 20 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. AT last
she could neither eat. drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked such
wonders for her health They invig.
crate all vital organs. cure Liver and
Kidney troubles. Induce sleep, impart
strength and appetite. E. c. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
Crops Are Bad.

NEGAUNEE. Mich. July 12.-(Spe-
cial 1.-The outlook for good year for
the farmers in the upper peninsula is
very discouraging. The ground is very
dry all over upper Michigan and all
crops are greatly affected Besides,
great damage is now being done by
the myriaas- of grasshoppeFs that are
being complained of everywhere.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
PORTER J. WHITE BANKRUPT.
"Favstn plays Mephlsto With Actors
Finances

Porter White, now playing n the
Tempe, has fled petition in bank
ruptcy.
All the debts listed date from three
to six-years back AT that period.
White was touring the country with Il
Faust" company and the enterprise
played Mephisto with his finances. The
total of $5,i70 OF debts is malc mp to
n large extent OF bills for printing. etc.
One itom is for $500 worth Of photo
graphs made by James arthur. White
also owed $1,000 to Frank Scott for
work on a house at the Flats.
IN Whites assets arc included a
tramp actor suit at sis three other
suits and 800 worth " other cloth.
ing. all OF total valuation OF $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-13
New Divorce Suits.

Suppressed suits for divorce were
fled. Monday by Mabel VS.. James II
Neil, Rose DcGraw VS.. William Glen
field. Edward VS.. Irene Schroeder
Minnie VS.. Charles Friend. Emma VS.
Edward Chappel- and Thomas c xs
Bessie A. Roycroft
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

st, pped out II glided down the drive
way, gained the street, and hurried
forward. \ block away was an cleo
trio light The figure stopped and the
light fell on The face OF the girl In
one hand She held something that gilt
tered under the rays of the lamp
From the top OF her dress she took a
snail revolver and slowed away the
necklace
ITS worth three thousand az least.
she murmured To herself THAT
means trip 10 Europe and try At
the tourists"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
DIED.

BUTLER Dec. :. 1909. ~ residence.
go Warren-aVe. east. William g.. be
loved husband OF Katie l.. Batter
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CAt-LKINS-Dec =. 900. az residence.
1895 Jcnerson-ave., Sara platt, wife
OF Edward Is. Caulkins.
EN,;l,I. Dec. Z, At parents home. o54
Wuodmere ave. Ray mond a, beloved
son OF Tibert aud Augustine Engel
aged ! months. Funeral Thursday. -
=. IN, from residence.
FAVOR Died Dec 9. Frank ST. Fu-
neral from sons residence. George
w 90 South-st. Thursday. az $50,
and fron HOLY Redeemer church at
O'Clock.
FON -pcc. Z. Alvin j.. Eos. at his resi-
dcuce, $50 Jrffctson-ave. beloved
husband OF Eila Fox and brother or
Mrs Emcriue and Mrs. Wallace. OF
Fo~t0rta. O., aud Mrs. Scnetltr, ut
Finley, -. Notice OF funeral later.
NLEIN-Dec. 6. 1909. at Red cross hos
pital Fred !. Klein aged IS years
Burial at Adrian, Mich.
OBiIEN- pled Dc,. = 1903 al his par
euts' residence g. Tilmau-aNo.. Thos
r. beloved son 81 Dennis. Sr.. aud
Johanna. @ Ericu. ana brother of Den
mis- Jr. Na5mc, Anna. Edward, Will
oRrion Notice OF funeral later.
M"mb"r OF stevens tent No. ~ *.
@. r NJ NJ
ROUNDS Dec. 6. at residence, 400
Hubbard ave. William. beloved bus-
band 81 Lucy Rounds Notice OF fu-
neral later
TiLLER Dee :. 1909 az residence of
Irr sister AIRS. IT, Sheldrick, cot
ldnroiH-ave. Marie, behaved wife of
Nrthur ~. Tiller aged - years Fu-
u"rM Thur sday 1850 - m.
TWiGG~ Dee g. 1909. at Gree hospi-
tai Cora Burnham, beloved wife of
r. - TWiggs. mother of MWll Grace
and Hla srho Twiggs. aged T. Years
Funeral. services from house Thurs
doS at j. ~ Burial private.
l.DS-MrS Ida r.. wife OF G. -
t'hiids mother OF & l.. Childs Mrs
COrrm Remington. OF Grand Ledge
Mich. died at Detroit Boulevard hos
pital az I. m. Notice OF funeral
later Valparaiso. Ind. and Chicago
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
convicted Murderer Commits Suicide.

Convicted Murderer Commits Suicide.
COLUMBUS. Ohio Dee. S.-Frank
Grimes. convicted murderer OF Blanche
Mcknight. a white woman, sentenced
It. die i'm the electric chair March -,
committed suicide in his cell I'm the
county Jail Wednesday morning hy
hanging himself with a sheet. Grimes
had been sentenced by Judge Bigger
"Wednesday and was in the jail await
ing removal to the penitentiary annex.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
THE EVENING STORY

Just happened TO" the man an
swe red. Wed better beat it,
He followed but at the gate stopped
with an exclamation and felt again
in one pocket He wheeled about and
went up The walk. looking closely at
the ground But it's only paste. he
mLttered. and turned back to the gate.
As ii clicked-to. the back door Of
the house opened and dark figure
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
netroit United Intcrurbsn Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW tIMIIEDS
I>TERI-RgIN LINES.

nctroit United Intcrurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW iIMIIEDs-
SOS a IN. laos y. M. and 4.Os y ID.
Locals for Flint, a. IN. and every Two
nous to y. m. To oxford. Roches-
ter and Romeo. a. M, ana hourly 10
roRT HURON LIMITEDs-7,s5 =. m
1915 a. m. 3 40 y. IN, 40 p. m. Satur-
days only. 1855 y, M. Sundays only, IL
n IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly. !
y ma to y m. also y IA. 10 Marine
Clty To Mt Clemens. half hourly
= as A m To y m. and hourly To IL
A. n, To Mt Clemens via shore Line.
hourly. 62s a IN 10 g;Ss y IA. also ii
ToiEDo LIMITEDs--s. 30 a. m. llss
n m 2.2O and $50 D. IN. Locals FOR
Tofedo hourly. $50 m. TO sac IN.
aIso g..J nad IL y IN FOR Monroe.
JACKSON LIMITEDs 1.4S a m
I2-45 and 3:45 IN Locals for jack
son a. n. and every rwo aours TO
m FOR Ann Arbor a and
hourly to IL y IN. for Plymouth anu
NorthyilIe. 80 IN. and hourly TO 80
"A m also a m and III y m. saline
oars Tor Ypsilanu
N,nndottr Divisions 80 n IN. ane
haif-haurly 20 SIS O.. m hourly 10
p,utiar Division n ~, haif-houfly
,,,tr H. tp them hourly 90 IL y N
birmingham only Il g. m
For Pennington. Worthwhile. orchard
lake aud Pontiac-s M. and hourly
until II y m
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
PROPOSALS WANTED.

FOR MANUFACTURE or
OLIVE DtsAB CLOTHtNG-Chier
Duartermastcr' office Federal build
ing. chicago. Ill. Doc. 3. l9O9.--Sealed
proposals. Ina tripicate, subject To
fhe usual conditions. viii be received
nj this office untH IL o'clock, noon.
Doc - 1904 and then opened. tor
manufacturing and delivering at
either the Chicago, New York or
II.iladelphia depot OF the Quarter
masters Department. l.. ;. Army
30 600 olive Drab Overcoats; 10000
ntty. nrab service Coats. 40, 600 pairs
olive prab Service Brooches. Foot.
and 10000 pairs Olive Drab Service
Rreeches. Mounted. subject TO in
crease i'm quantities or not TO exceed
10 nor centum, n desired by this De-
unrtment The Olive Drab kersey.
olive prab Mohair serge and Bronzc
Buttons entering INTO the manutac-
ture of these garments VIII be Turn
isned by this. department. the re
tnafndcr Of the material required VIII
lao FURNISHED by the contractor. The
,tgbt is reserved 10 rv1ect or accept
spv ar All propose Is OF any part
t|Ereof Preference Will be given To
articles OF domestic manufacture.
conditions 81 quality ana price tin
Guiding tu tie price OF foreign pro
ductious or manufactures The duty
tr.r.ont hofug equal ~tauda "a sam
Mo. can bc .ecu. aud specifications.
blanks for proposals and full infor-
,1afiou .vNIfi Hc furnished upon applf
.4tt.u az this office. Envelopes con
raining proposals 90 be Endorsed
Proposals for Manufacture of Olive
Brqh C1utItuE go ba opened Dec
-, f4t., I.fv-rrt .t-o@=-VF Rot-tr--
SON Jr enter Quarterinaster.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
I! E'';A I's w.

Tor CLt.N t.t.AND. PIrTSpI tx anu Az
points south and east Leave DAILY
iO.46 p M hare TO Cleveland. 81. ft;ss.
burg SsS Berths 81 and $3.50 Ro0na
fss0 Weekend Excursions TO Clevs-
land every saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
DOUGH MAKERS FIGHT
SHY OF PROPOSED TRUST
New York Owners Of Bake Shops Re
fuse TO Join Contemplated Bread
Combine

NEW YORK. Dec S.-The proposed
Bread trust" with headquarters in
New York and branches reaching out
10 take IN the largest Touring mills
and distributing centers of the west.
has failed That a serious attempt
was made to organize the trust as
announced several days ago has been
confirmed by Max Strasser, president
OF the New York State association OF
Master Bakers, but Strasser states
that the proposition was failure
here. Max Oscher, president Of the
American Baking Co., Of ST Louis. and
widely interested i'm similar business
enterprises throughout the country.
has been reported 10 be at the heal
Of the proposed trust \ capital of
$1,000 900 was behind the proposition.
Failing I'm New York to interest tue
largest bakers i'm his project. Oschcr
took up the matter with New Jers y
and other bakers and the outcome OF
these negotiations are not yet certain
An attempt TO interest bakers ut other
cities I'm the project will be made
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
lsARALS

X you want a nrst-class farm. los. 80
or 100 acres, first-class ia every de-
tail. 20 10 PATERSON BROS 4 co.
or 50. ZOE, so or 200 acres To trade
for Detroit city property go to PAT
ERSON BROS. & co. Tolsma Bldg
Ah SIntn-sI MIN -.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

Miss Frances Johnson. pioneer vo-
man photographer OF Washington. wa
for years practically the only photo
erdphcr who had patronage OF the
White House and the exclusive homes
in the capital. For long time every
Gebutantc in Washington had her first
picture taken 10y Miss Johnson. She
has a most attractive studio in N.,f.
NV. u wss rcmOdeled from stablr.
The lower rooms she uses for Offices
anu gallery and upstairs are Der liyng
quarters ThG rooms are decorated
with curios from different parts ci
the world. IN her gallery are pictures
Of many presidents and other states.
mon.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
WANTED-E ARMS.

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for good
small farms near Detroit and on car
limo Write or see Us az once.
EYSTEI; d. BRIGGS.
5o5-5o7 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
DAILY DEATH LIST.

George Matthews. 7OG Fort west. 50
years. rheumatism.
years. pulmonary emholism
Matilda Irvine. l3 Garfield, 81 years,
cerebral apOplCNN.
Edward J Nowak. i32 Linden. 81
DAYS, conYuls ions.
William Thurston. - Howard, IS
years, paralysis.
Mary i. Whitney. -. Johns, Mich, -
years. pneumonia.
Robert Il Miller. lSl Congress east,
4 years commissions
Addic Johnson Harper hospital AZ
years. cancer Of bowels.
Frank Favor, ga Woodward, 81
years, scnilty,
John Hcutgcn. AZ, Fort east. IS
years pneumonia
Adolph H. Fischer. 1885 Vinewood, 81
years, cancer.
Joseph A. Eodicr Ga Congress east
~ years. hcmorrhagc OF lungs.
Catherine :. sanders. il5 Boulevard
west, Sc years, old age.
Mary Il. Ankle % Lacrosse, CD years
cardiac asthma.
Lawrence Butor 7G2 Russell, a
years; aortis rcgurgitation.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08

o. IN MANY GUlSEs," Serial
Story Ct an Exciting Dash for 2
Fortune BY an Actor.AdVerturer,
VIII Begin in TIE TIMES
Monday. Dec. 70.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
HELP wASTED-MALE

HELP WASTED-MALE
ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring n good
position can get one after completing
one OF orr courses. Day and Night
classes all the year. our facilities
are positively uucqualed in Michi-
gan. Detroit Business University.
II - Wilcox-st.
orr PATRONS get - regular street
car tickets for 21r. cut Rate Carfarc
CO. 1gy GIisWOld-st
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS wanted
Commencement salary. $500. Spring
examinations everywhere Common
education sufficient. Candidates pre-
pared free. Franklin Institute Dept.
155Ii Rochester. y Y.
MEN learn barber trade, great demand
for BARRIERS, tuition and tools. $25:
catalogue free. Michigan Barber Col
lege, g Congress-st. east, Detroit.
WANTED Young man OF neat appear
0ute To do collecting, hrst-,lass ref
ercuccs ana bicycle required Apply
circulation department Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
For SALE-EARMs.

so ACRES acres orchard = acres
timber, clay gravel loan soil. e-room
house "A 3UNi0 barn: only S-.luu.
2OS acres---Clay and sandy loam soil,
TO acres timber. small orchard, =
room house and barn. $500 half
cash. t'tf+
30 acres, f-room ituuse, barn, ; ACRES
timber. only $3.50
EYSTER a BRIGGS r'~"
5OJ-jO7 Majestic Bids. -...,.t,. .
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
WASHINGTON
APARTMENTS
TO RENT-RoOMs.

ROOMS Furniture for rooms complete.
81 week Sumner Co. Mich and IN.
ELIZABETH WEST -Niceiv fIy-
nishcd rooms. clean furnace gas and
bath or rooms f5r housclc"p
telephone
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
w atChnnan
Wanted

Must have fireman's pa
pers, will pay good
wages. Metzger Motor
Car Co.
,f.y ftsr andy G.nd Ttnk Rt
The Detroit times., 1909-12-08
PERSONA.

OPENING
NEW HAIR DRESSING and Man
touring Parlors. attendants. formerly
Madame Kennedy. Miss Brown. GO
Broadway.
"a OFF HAIR GOODS SALE-Cluster
puffs. wavy switches, combings made
up only 81; electrolysis, removal all
facial blemishcs, hair dressings. mas
sage face or scalp Miss II. L. Hub
bard. 407 Gas Bldg. Main l22I.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

Jose Madriz. Zelaya's choice for Pres
fasnt. trv TO make trouble. Estrada
W. - me President He is not only
a. ire hold OF an army. but the peo-
81. ~ Nicaragua. except the Zclaya-
rts. prefer him for President Prac-
tfcaliy al vhe fore Eners m the coun-
try wish him 90 become President
have Just received a telegram FROM
New Orleans saying that the foreign
residents in Nicaragus have requested
the American Government TO recog-
ni1e Estrada 50 President.
As for Madriz. he - creature OF
Teiaga ana would give = Leiayan sy-s-
tenn or government were ne President.
1ia6rir vas Minister OF Foreign ANairs
# FOR Telaya in 1905. and his record
f for oppre ssion and cruelty Is a black
F one. lie caused the expulsion OF thu
d British consul at Blurhelds. for which
+ Nicaragua had 90 pay heavy indem-
Unity % Great Britain. haoriE vii
never pc President OF Nicaragua Is
t~ala is the choice OF the people"
nr Castriuo asserted that ne would
not De surprised 20 learn - soon n
Inc obtains possession 90 the NiCara
yuan leEation archives here that man
important papers are missing III
IInrimated strongly that former Chars
|d'Anaircs Rodriguez took care that N
|Teia1s documents were left IN IN
'arcnivcs when the legation vas turn
ed over to the Mexican embassy in TN
city.
"Ze1aya must 70 tried FOR his man
2 |rrImes. and will 30 unless he manage
lao escape and rDds az ally in Mex
+ |co." he concluded.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-12-23

~orla aupear that whatever may be
Jiag-e Niisams' Intentions there - no
practical recd OF eNtraolu"s ht4h ~
present
ID B. nretty generally bcncNeo- TOO.
thst Tnwver Ncro~mIcS speaks SUI
tNr~lrstiwe' ~lrn be sses that judge
VVflriar~s does uot inscu1 TO ceaEe tne
uffcers vhc seek hiin- Ane Nll'tnte
--,...,-rf-- r..t said macy weeks aEo
rnat IL was his purpose 90 return Noi-
UNFAIRLY 30 West Nlrg.'..a, nut sltce
rrr- tRrre nave appeared sorle rafNtf
startling statements about his not sex
r-c fair TRIAL n McL'oNe n'AOte
IL. Ia these notifications that have cas-.
|.snrnts on hls intentions ~ his IaW'
f pers have recently written che ~ es
t virginia authorizes that thtfr client
# intends On 90 t'n ricnt tnin- 20 yeas,
se r that a rc.tr. siton would cr en-
.--a.N rrr. t.re--.. rf-