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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
SEWER BIDS STILL
SLIDE DOWN TOBOGGAN

For the fifth time in about as many
months Public Works Commissioners
Haarer. Wednesday morning, opened
bids for constructing sewer on
Waterman-ave The bids, though under
the appropriation OF s24097 each time.
were repeatedly rejected by the coun-
eli committee on sewers In desire
To get as low a figure rs possible. The
committee has been taking advantage
OF the sharp competition that now oh
tains among the sewer contractors and
the labor troubles with which they
have been beset
John Mercier was the lowest bidder,
Wednesday. at sl4,l30.40 This is $l42
lower than his bid OF Feb. ~ and $l5S
lower than the lowest bid submitted
at that time. the bidder being Ferd.
Porath. Jr.
i. A. MERCER William Porath and
G.. f.. Whitaker were the lowest bid
ders on four lateral sewers. Their
bids were all under the appropriations
by good margins.
Competition was lively for the East.
ern market roofing job. bids for which
were opened for the second time.
Roehm Bros. were lowest at 1890
for a vulcanite roof. The bid Is ac-
companied by 10 year guaranty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
RECOMMEND NAMES
FOR JACKSON WARDEN

PORT HURON. March 3.-The COM
mon council by Unanimous vote accept
ed resolution presented by Aid
Drought at the meeting of the council
In which Harrison w. Names OF this
city was recommended TO the state
officials for appointment to the posi-
ton OF warden of JACKSON prison 10
succeed the recently deposed warden.
The resolution follows:
Whereas there is a vacancy I'm the
wardenship OF Jackson state prison at
Jackson, Mich, and
Whereas. the common council OF
the city of Port Huron feels that
cX Sheriff Harrison W. Names OF
this city Is eminently qualified TO
FIJI this important position, there
fore be II
Resolved. BY the common coun-
ell OF the city Of Port Huron that
a copy OF this resolution be sent
10 Hon. Fred NJ. Warner. govern
or and to members OF the board
OF control of said state prison to-
gether with request that the SAID
board OF control consider the APP
pointment OF Harrison w. Names
before making the appointment TO
fiji such vacancy.
The resolution was seconded by Aid
erman Mudford Mayor Bell hesitated
whether or not the city council
should take so important part In
the proposition, but put the motion
and il carried without dissenting
vote
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
H|NCHMAN SAYS
PARK BUDGET|s0.K
MANY BIG ITEMS PUT IN BY RE.
QUEST. COMMISSIONER ex.
PLAINS.

when you come To eliminate the
items that=haxe=be eafRafateA=
our budget al the urgent request OF
citizens and officials. our estimates tor
improvements and maintenance this
year are Just about the same as last
year" said Park Commissioner Hinch-
man. Wednesday. "One hears a great
deal OF talk about the estimates being
high. but, as far as our department is
concerned there Is valid reason
Citizens are demanding new
pavement on Lafayette boulevard. for
instance. an. anyone who has been
over the street will not deny that 1t Is
badly needed. For this purpose We
have asked 100000. The council
wants the boulevard paved between
Kercheval and JefYerson-ayes. and for
that purpose $4,000 is asked. AT the
request OF the mayor we put in an es-
innate OF $4,000 for convenience
station and shelter on the city hall
lot I"
One thing | sincerely hope the aid
ermen and estimators Will allow, and
that is a city barn We were ousted
from one barn last December and have
just secured the lease Of the old Still
Alarm barn in the alley south OF Mich
igan between Wayne and Cass. There
is no telling what minute we might
be ordered out OF there. for we are at
the mercy Of the owner and the rent
we pay would amount to five per cent
interest on the cost OF new barn,
owned by the city. Sounds funny.
doesn't II. TO hear about the city being
elected from a barn. but that Is just
what has happened and may happen
again"
Park Commissioner Hinchman will
go over the estimates with the alder
men next week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
DIED

ia R-afsrt-It-aa.-fsys. o. K Ut1rrt- tf7TfTT-
Jr, beloved husband OF Anna Wilson
bader' axe 20 years. Notice 81 fu-
neral hereafter.
cATEB-March /. at the residence OF
Mrs James ;. Dewey. 81 Sherwood
ave, Hamtramck. Emily Cater. agr,l
81 years Funeral Thursday. $50.
from residence, and o'clock at 81
Johns church.
DETZuR-March =. at her home. 22s
Wilkins, Hermina. beloved wife OF
Albert Detzur. and daughter ~ Mr..
ana Mrs Frederick fnadt. Funeral
Thursday at 80 from residence to
Trinity Lutheran church. cor. RiyaId
and Gratiot.
EVANS-March |. sos a parents res
idense' a., sixteenth-st. Eta, n,-
Evans. Interment at Mt OiIvet.
HACSER--March /. Jennie. beloved
wife or Fred Hauser, and daughter
or David Counsellor. at her late resi- :
denct. 2lO Antietam. Funeral Thurs
day. March 4. at p. M Interment
al Woodmere cemetery by funeral
car.
oRTWINE-March =. at his residence.
l,i Ah,le'sm < hn. beloved husband
or Louise Ortwlne, and father OF Mrs
wine Notice OF funeral later,
HA YDEN-At her residence s3 spruce
st. March =. 1903. Ellen. widow of
the late Peter H. Hayden. and moth :
el or Edward J.. Margaret and
Charles Hayden. and the late Mrs.
John schmelzer, OF Saginaw, Mich.
Funeral notice later.
HOGAN-March 2. l s0s Edward Hogan.
brother OF John. Patrick. Michael
Thomas and James Hogan. Funeral
Thursday from residence OF his
brother 221 Fourteenth ave. at S:l5
and St Nincent's church at $50
standard time.
KEHOE- March .. 1903. at her resi-
dsnee. $50 Franklin st, Mary, widow
Funeral Saturday, March 6. from res
ldence at $3.50, and our Lady OF Help
church at o'clock. Burial at Mt.
Elliott.
residence. 81 Trowbridge-ave.. Mar
saret Mary aged years and d
months. beloved daughter of David
and Catherine Walsh Notice OF
funeral later.
HoCSE--March .. 1909. at residence
40 Alexandrine- west Louise
Miller. wife or George w House
aged 80 Years. Funerdl services from
house; Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Burial private.
LAHEY March !. 1903. at residence,
2S2 Forrest east, Thomas j., beloved
son OF Catherine and the late Thorn
as l.. l,ahey aged is years. Funeral
Thursday March 1. from above resi-
dence. at Il. m. and IS. Peter and
Pauls Jesuit church. at $50. In
terment at Mt. Elliott.
March |. Melissa beloved
wife o. Colin Munro. and mother OF
Mrs. VIM X. Shapland Mrs. WIN. :
Benth. Mrs. Guy Marshall. stephen
D.. Herbert c. and Edward ~ Munro.
Funeral Thursday. p. m. from son )
residence. s95 Trumbull-ave.
WETMORE-Ma rch /. Mary. beloved
wife OF Oscar Wetmore. and mother
OF James. Mrs. w Beck. Ruel, oscar,
Mrs. f. Fart, and Clara Wetmore
Funeral THURSDAY, $40 a. m; from
ten-ave.. and o'clock at Most Holy
Redeemer church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
Detroit Launch g. Power Co.

Mr.. John l.. Hacker. general mana
ger and designer OF the Detroit launc h
q Power Co. has had phenomenal sue
cess i'm designing speed boats.
Starting In with the An Revoir in
1904 he has had the distinction OF de-
signing the fastest speed launch each
year The Au Revolr. built for Mr..
Murray Smith, easily retained the
championship from 1904 to 1907. when
she was burned To the waters edge.
Equipped with Seabury engine this
boat made % miles an hour over a
measured course In 1907 Mr. Hacker
designed and built the Comet, in eight
days This flyer was 2s by feet 3
inches. and equipped with four.
cylinder 5x5k Rex motor and made
% miles per hour over the Detroit
Boat club course.
The Poinsetta was the champion
cabin cruiser OF 1907. winning the
Murphy cup and flag. and the Country
club silver tray The Poinsetta Is
34x76. has Rex motor similar to
that OF the Comet, and made 1873
miles per hour.
Last year MIR Hacker received q
hurry.up order for "a speed boat for
Mr. Walker, and in week he do
signed and built the Admiral which,
equipped with six-cylinder Smalley
motor. made the fastest time ever
made by a boat OF its size on fresh
water.
The Detroit Launch q Power Co.
Is In position TO manufacture a.
short notice any type Of boat desired.
They make a specially Of Installing
motors. and doing general repair work
at it's factory, foot OF Holcomb ave
nue..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
INTERURBAN LINES.
Detroit United Iuterurban Lines.
lIMIIIDS-S 10 a IN. a.

Detroit United fnterurban Lines
FAINT LIMIIEDs--S a IN. aad
as .. IN. Locals for Rochester and
Flint a. IN. and every two hours 70
3 L. tn. IL y. m To oxford Locals 70
Rochester and Romeo. a. m, and
every two hours 10 10 .. m; also III
p. IN.
ToRT HURON LIMIIEDs-7:45 a.
IA WAS a. m. S:45 y. IN, s.st y. IN.
Saturdays only. l2.i9 = IN, SUNDAYS
only. Il .. Ia. Locals for New BAitt-
Iyro,, hSuriy a. m. 70 p. IN: also
a n m. IN Marine city To Mt Clemens,
heIf hourly. $40 a. m 20 p IN. and
hourly TO II p. m To Mt clemens "a
shore Line, hourly. SIS a. uh 70 s'D
. m also u p N.
TOLEDO LIMITEDs-S2 a. IN.
far R5ckxood Newport Monroe and
Toledp. hourly. ESQ a. m. to sso p. m,
JACKSON LiMIIEDs-. - a. m
lais anu s:s5 y. IN Locals for Jack.
son, a. IA. anG every Two hours al
.. m. for Ann Areor, a, m. and
aoqry unit, II faO no a9r and yfs sS:1s
two hours until : 80 p. m, also , 2, m.
and IL y. m. Saline cars from fpsi-
ian,L
Ior wyupdotte aud Trsntop-5;3s a
m and nAlt-hourly to s;ss . M hourly
f,os. with half-hourly SET vice through.
out m
tor Royal OAK. birmingham snd
l,oottac--S 10 a. IN. then hair hourty
until p IN. then hourly until IL p m
First car one-half hour inter on sun
day.
s,or lprm,uxton and Norshvtiie--s g.
m. and hourly until III .. M ,sof
Orchard Lake and Pontiac. .. Z. .. VI .
m; 1, 4 3. 4. 3. Z. D. IL y. IN
Last cars await closing OF thssssre
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
LA TOILETTE DENIES
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Senator
La Toilette refused 10 make state
ment this morning regarding the print
ed charges that improper means were
used in his campaign for election TO
the senate. lie said. however that II
expenditures In his campaign were
unlawful, he knew nothing OF II, and
II any donations To his campaign fund
were misappropriated 1t was without
his knowledge. The senator was
heard 10 say that senator In Wash
ington could not be expected TO know
everything that went on in his home
state. IL IS believed the senator may
bring suit for libel against newspapers
which made the charges OF corrup-
ton in his campaign
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William II Munderly. 81: Lucie A.
Roberts. 80.
Thomas =. Parker 80. Margaret l..
Backus, ~.
Joseph Mundy. ~. Belleville: Nettio
G.eomans. 3S. Trenton.
Harvey Neiswander. 81; Edna e.
Cooper. ~.
Delos Il. Hassler 10, Pontiac; Mar
garst Merrill. 23. Detroit
Walter Campbell. 10 Bertha Shave.
Is.
CLYDE Clancy. 90 Jessie ,roxson. 81
Hugh Hicks. Il. Helen Grant. AZ
Roy Sheppard. 81. Flndley. o.. Inah
Staadt. Is, same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
.EX-G0v. OTERO IS
DYING IN WEST
DEATH OF NEW MEXICO ExECU-
TIVE FROM PNEUMONIA is Elk
PECTED MOMENTARiLY.

SANTA Re, ~ Nj, March 3.--Miguel
Antonio Otero, governor OF New Mex
leo for nine years, is al deaths door
from pneumonia. The doctors have
given up all hope and the end Is eX-
pCcted momcntarily. The governor
has been II, but two days.
He was born n ST. Louis in 1859. and
was married in 1888 TO Miss Caroline
Emmett, daughter OF ex-Chief Justice
Emmett of Minnesota. For many
years Gov. Otero has been prominent
IL banking and political circles If
New Mexico He has held many pub
lie Offices and has been Republican
leader since 1880.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Mildred fraRkinstsin. ) months. 445
Russell, conVulsions
Louise ). Meyers. 90 years. $50 Chest
nut; diabctic gangrene
John Scriyen. 81 years III Fort.
tuberculosis.
Maria Koch. 81 years. l0oG r. willis:
sherman, scOrbutus.
Anthony Schaefer. 5 years. 33s b.
lott; Leukemai III
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
COURT ORDERED TO SHOW
CAUSE IN BAGGAGE CASE

LANSING. Mich, March S-The SUI
premo court this morning issued an
order returnable March 10 directing
Judge A. j. Murphy. OF Detroit. TO show
cause why he should not issue an or
DEF directing the suspension OF n
change OF rates TO BE- charged by rail.
reads I'm handling excess baggage ac-
cording TO schedule adopted by the
Michigan railroad commission.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Howard DALEY. 40 Cherry
Earl Sheldrick. 335 Hancock
William Essler. l4l Twenty-thlrd.
Macet Belkowski. cas- Harper.
Antony kihoIski a Abel
Daniel STAIRS, 22s Fourteenth.
Joseph Ladach 2S2 Buchanan.
William Frank, 529 Larned.
Ernest Bangle i3S Antoine.
Edward MONIES N26l Grand boule
ward.
BOYS
Nazaire Dupuis. 575 Porter
Alex. Young. Pitcher-st
Ellis Carter, - Portland
one MILLER 2204 Michigan
Frank Munger. 10 Ferry
Herbert Brown, l07 Hancock
CHARLES Borchman. ~ Humboldt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
Heavy Snow In Berlin.

BERLIN. March 3.-Business Is at
standstill in this city and numerous
accidents have occurred as the result
of blizzard. Snow fell yesterday and
all last night. SO deep is the snow In
the streets that those employed by tho
municipality To keep the thoroughfares
clear have not been able TO cope with
the elements
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
DAILY DEATH LIST

Il, SsnT ns,,l iaqser' 81 years. 2IO Ante
Margar"t iIolsbeke, 10 months. 81
cutter Pneumonia
khthetyn 1. Fletcher. years lsg
Iutnam' cerebral effusion
,,ueVrse l. freeman. ~ years. 81.
Marys hospital. senility.
pitai, paralysis
=, ~ sltna J. Burmaster, 80 years 1iy
humooldt' Intestinal chronic catarrh.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03

ACRES. Oh car line Clint Div. .
miles MORN 81 ROYAL oak Groom
house big new barn. chicken house.
apple orchard. etc an 4deal countty
home an excellent place for poultry
raising 81 800. part down. Come sout.
GEO A. pO<bERO
ROYAL oak. Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
Eairxiew sewer Taxes Due.

The first OF the old Fairview sewer
rolls. No. % a. has reached City Treas
nureT Kochs Office for collection and
can he paid without interest for n
period of thirty days from March 4.
This roll affects property on Hillger
Kercheval. Gilbert Jefferson and Hart.
ayes. Other Fairview sewer rolls will
soon be In and the 30-day time limit
without interest will also apply to
them
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
FOR SALE-FARMS.
FARMS

'25 ACRES-13 miles from Detroit;
clay loan, l0-room house, barn SoN
40. all necessary outbuildfngs Must
be closed out.
40 ACRES-Arenac county; clay loan;
S3 acres improved. rooms, cellar
barn 30Ni0, other outbuildlnBs,
mile TO school. Will trade FOR cot
tage In Detroit.
SO ACRES--Ogemaw county. miles
from town. no buildings. $500. WIN
exchange.
so ACRES--lS miles from Detroit. l
mile from electric. small house,
small barn. orchard. S,ooo
VIII consider Detroit property.
SO ACRES-On ID. l.. r.: acres orch
ard all kinds OF small fruit. To-
room house. basement, fine out
buildings. natural gas on farm $500
Would exchange for Detroit rent
ing piorIitS.
SIS ACRES-Clay and gravel loan; 1
mile from electric; s-room house
basement barns 30x62 and %
N36, other outbuildings. ~ 500
Farms in TINS vicinity are selling
for fitv an acre.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF
FARMS
open Saturday and Monday even
ings until $50.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
RESIDENCE.

RESI- DENtE.
FOURTH, nearN Pitcher. Broom
solid brick, full basement. fur
mace, easy terms 81 zoe
MORltElI. near DIX, rooms, all W.
modern. steam neat. owner ~
leaving city. must sell.
MANBURi, near Myrtle. rooms.
= BATH. gas. cellar. mast be sold
10 close estate, make OFFER
FIFTEENTH. near Hudson.
rooms all modern. terms 1850. $3.50.
WABASH, near Grand River,
rooms, bath. gas and cellar. 81
Il. lot ts........... j.. ~.
hi BEARD. near Din. nve-room
cottage. lot 35N2uO. 500 down. 81. COS
GROOM COTTAGE. near Bur
ruugffs- trtffrg MurrTTrC TO-
easy terms ......-... .......S I, 90
HUMBOLDT. near Myrtle. 6-room
cottage; 4 terms ........... s1.So,
LINWDOD. near McGraW. S-rOom
brick. full basement, furnace.
outside owner, must sell. amy
offer viii be considered.
INVESTMENT.
GREENWOOD. near Grand River.
2-family nat. rents $500 per
year .........st,.. . Jb'
TRUMBuLI. near Calumet. new
brick HAT. rooms each fun
basement, two furnaces; lot 80
xi30 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sc, So
FIFTEENTH. near Baker. double
house. rooms each side. rents
$26 per month .............. 81 60'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
Fon .ALr on exchanges.

To EXCHANGE Nice double house,
small barn Viii eNchHngcl FOR farm
aud assume. BRIGGS. so MaJssti"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers Tire plain, meet kind that
tC0ks right Times Printing Co, No
10 John R.st. Phone l4yS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
New Divorce Suits.

New divorce suits were started
Wednesday by Rose VS. Fred la Foun
tain. and Viola VS.. Henry Torahgo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03

MICH. CREMATION ASSOCIATION. 3
per cent interest certificate good for
one cremation. +. X. kolb. Treas
and General Manager. t225 f. Boule-
ward Phone Ridge 586.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
ron sALEREsDsNoE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pRorEs
EXCHANGES

EXCHANGES
5-ROOM COTTAGE aud ~ acres on
Grand River. near Monnier-rd.. a.
SOC, Will take small house In city,
ALMOST new s-rQom modern home,
Williams, near Hudson, $4,000. VIII
take good two-hat up 20 5000.
MODERN s-room home. Vinewood. near
Grand Kiysr. s3.590; Will take good
lot for equity OF Zoo
NEW modern bVck. 4-hat. Ninewood.
near Grand River; all rented for 800
per month. 81 200; will take good va
cant for equity OF $4,000.
VACANT.
COME out today 10 see lots IN
---a-th al sttAAl llsion,--n ear--
boulevard aud Grand River;
selling from s225 to..........y 400
ia .'........,-...... sl.7co
THIRD. northwest corner Kirby.
l00xl2O. sac DER foot
PALMER, north side. near cass;
tNNlto .......... tl,bVu
t5xls5 -. - $1,000
vINEWooD, near Grand River;. -.
TWENTY THIRD. near warrsa;
SVNlb5 ..........--.... -...-.t 80
! LAYTON, near Grand River: COR
ner lot, 65Nl03 ...............tl 500
TW ENTY FOURTH, near War
rem; 3oxl35, viii loan money 10
Willis. near Avery; ssxiso...;iioc
XII | Y r. co
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
MEETING NOTICES.

MASS CONVENTIONS are hereby called
for Thursday. March 4. 1903 at 40
Gratiot-ave.. for state, county and
city, TO nominate candidates for va
rious Offices, to be voted for at the
coming spring elections, and transact
such other business as is proper. So
cialist Labor party. VIM. Hoag.
chairman; IA. Richter. secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
DENTISTS.
BEST DENTISTS

Come pretty near pleasing everybody
Their extracting surprises all. 81
down, and 81 week, IL satisfactory
We are your friend ana your De
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
HELP wANrED-rEMALE.


Girl. FOR senrals fobsework. SO Alex
andrine-ave. West
HoUSEwORk Girl Tor general house
work German preferred 4s9 Mack
aNt
HOVSEWORk- Girl Tor general house
work Apply 40 Jos. campau-ave.
PANTRY GIRL Waited Grace hos
pltal, lohn x. a6d villa
WANTED Woman ~ wash. clean and
IRON Hsl l.eNerrttT
WORKING HOCSEKEEPER. middle
age. Protestant woman. ins family or
three adults position permanent 80
Elizabeth-st. west
wANTED-Iadies with spare time. 10
learn miilipe;y Michigan Millinery
-seAnnl- liz lIealA-hll
so EXPERIENCED Waist and
Skirt operators wanted at once.
Princess Manufacturing Co, as
Congress-st. w.
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slIt NiIOAs " tNIED-AALE.
hoi' - years olu Would IKE 10 10
teaming work, or work OF any Kind
by the lay. 1913 Greeley-st. east.
CANDY MAKER wants position imme-
diately, nse years experience. first
class retail line; also ice cream and
soda, syrups; reference given: state
price. Chas. l.. Lloyd. Horton, kans.
COLLEGE student age II. wishes EN-
ployment after y. IN. Address f.
o., III Howard-st.
MARRIED man with small family
wants work on farm by the year. $40
Champlain-st.
EXPERIENCED packer or shipping
clerk, young, strong. business edu-
cation; good reference. ]. L. F.. ga
Fourth ave.
YOUNG man, experienced. wishes work
on farm. can care for and milk cows.
A. Molnar. l57 Wightst
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
GOOD Belgium woman wants position
doing housework and washing by the
week; go home nights. Address 2sG
Nermont-ave.
GERMAN girl wishes position doing
general housework. Inquire 2i6 Null
lett-st.
YOUNG German wants TO do house
work. 2.2 Macombst
WANTED--Day's work and washing 10
take home. by thoroughly compe
tent woman. Inquire Mrs. Moore.
upstairs, 210 Brady-st.
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STORAGE AND CARRIAGE.
ACME sTORASr: CO. largest vans
packing. Main 500. II Gilman-st
ROEHl. BRoS-Partv sleighs at rea.
aonable rates Y S2S and city ei3.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SODA FOUNTAINS
NEW STYLE COUNTER SERVICE:
METAL CHAIRS AND TABLES;
CRUSHED FRUITS AND FRUIT
SYRUPS: CONFECTIONER'S CANDY
DISHES AND GLOBE JARS
T.. 3. GALLAGHER x CO,
1873 JEFFERSON MAIN 1882.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
LAMBRECHT, KELLY & CO..
DENTISTS.

wealth.
You VIII like ms and We will like
you. We know you viii. Others do;
and tell their friends TO. one call
proves this. 81 GRAND RIVER-AN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


HIGHEST prices paid furniture. stove
carpets Iapham 222 Graf Park 2is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-15
BRAVE AMERICAN WOMEN.
They Remained Cool During Attack on
 Convent by Muttneers.

They Remained Cool During Attack on
 CORyent by Mutineers.
 Manila, June 15.-The courage and coolness under fire of the American women at Davao during the siege of the convent, in which Americans were gathered during the mutiny of June 6, when a part of the company of Philip pine constabuIary at that post revolted. is the subject of warm praise in a private message received today from Davao, which contains further details of the affair.
 After the attack on the barracks. which fell into the hands of the mutin- eers, all Americans of the post and sixteen of the native constabulary who remained loyal. gathered in the con- vent and resisted the assaults of the mutineers The women remained cool and unafraid during the defense of the building. and assisted the men in every way possible.
 Captain Allen Walker of the Phil tppine scouts, Governor of Davao prov ince, was wounded during the attacks upon the church. The pursuit of the twenty three mutineers, who retired to the mountains when their assaults on the convent proved unavailing, has already commenced. The mutineers are of the Visayan tribe. and two conn ,anies of Moro constabulary will join the pursuit later.