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Evening journal., 1910-09-15
SHERIFFS SALE.


SHERIFF'S sALE-BH VIRTUE or A
writ OF LeTari facias, 10 me d.
rected, viii be exposed 10 public sale, at
the Court House. on Market street.
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, I'm
the city OF Wilmington, New Castle
on SATURDAY.
THE nth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1910,
at 10 o clock "a. H..
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land with threestOry brick hall and
two story and a half brick dwelling house
thereon erected, situate a. the 6outherly
corner of Delaware and Vine streets, in the
town Of Ncw Castle (now rity), county
Of New Castle and State Of Delaware,
bounded as follows, 20 wit On the north
east by Delaware street On the southeast
by land late OF James Cooper, NJ. D. de
ceased, on the southwest b. land of Maria
r. Black, and the northwest by
Vine stcect ard more particularly describ-
ed as follows 60 wit:
bcgil nins at point on the southwest
side Of Delaware street IN line Of land
Of David Boulden; thence by the line Of
that land iu southwehtrrly direction, cnl
hundred and twenty-five icet; thence IN q
northwcstcrly direction, parallel with Della
ware street Aforesaid. and in o line Of land
Of said Boulder and John r. V. Platt, about
n.nety-eiEht feet TO the southeasterly side
Of Vine street; thence by The said side OF
Vine street in northeastarly direction
about one hundred and twenty-five feet q
the southwest side Of Delnv SIC street afore
said and thence thereby in a southeastcrly
direction along said Delaware street pboui
inety-e ght feet to the place % beginning
be the contents thereof what tfey may.
Seizei and taken IN execution as thl
property of Wash ngton BOdse No. ;. !. q
| o. l.. Of the st,te Of Delawafe. mortgagors
and William HG bert, {. t. and 20 be sold p.
CHARLE3 A. LIPPINCOI &, Sheriff.
Sherih'g Ifite, Wilmington. Del, Az
/ gust 81, 1910. $3.50 l2'lS-ls.
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MEMORIAL no MRS. LOGAN.

A memorial serVlce VIII be heIu
this afternoon for the late MAF. Eliza
beth G.. Logan. in West Church, 0y
the Women's Missionary Society Of
West Church. The speakers will be
representatives OF the various organi-
cations to which Mrs. Logan belonged.
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\ III RrnMn nend IN Florlda

Samuel ]. Brown. formerly OF this
city. died on Friday at Avon Park.
Florida. He was half-brother OF
stephen +. and W. l.. Parker, OF inis
city. He was native OF Port Dc
post. but came here in his youth. 10
went to Florida fifteen years ago.
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pnirinrchie In Baliim0re.

Wilmington Patriarchie, No. 20,
Grand United Order of odd Fellows.
went to Baltimore yesterday AFTERNOON
to take part in the annual held oas
and big parade there today.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line 10 Philadelphia
PASSENGERS and Freigh' .

Leave Fourth 81. Wharf Wilmington, AZ
7.30, 900 and 1910 A. NJ, 1900 o'clock
noon, 1.So, 500. AIS. 600 and 700 p. NJ
Saturdays and Sundays additional trips at
s.3Orsnd o.3O r. NJ.
Leave Chestnut st. Wharf, Philadelphia. at
7.30 900 and 1910 a. NJ, 1900 o'clock
noon, 1.5O. 800, AIS, 600 and 100 p. NJ.
Saturdays and Sunday seddtional trips at
$50 and $50 2. NJ
Fares, including Saturdays aud Sundays,
Wilmington and Philadelphia excursion ESQ
one way 15c Wilmington and Chester eK'
cursion i5c-one way 1Oc.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

ID OARDERS WANTED--F0R A LARGE
ID front room and private bath. S. w
Cor. Del Ave and Tatnsll. s5-1m
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PROPOSALS.


g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the Levy Court Of New
Castle county until IL o'clock, noon,
September 20 1910, for furnishing New
Castle county one ten-ton road roller
Proposals for both steam and gasoline
power will be considered. Said roller must
be delivered +: o. B., nt any, point IN New
Castle county designated by the Levy Court,
and must be subjected 20 a satisfactory trial.
The right is reserved to reject sny and
all bids. All proposals will be received by
JAMES WILSON. County Engineer.
s79Io,1213,14,15,1e, 1e,1T.1o
ID RCq5sALs FOR CEMENT PAVING
The Board Of Ppodc Education invites
sealed proposals for laying cement sidewalk
in front Of No IL Schoolhouse az Ninth
and Scott streets, in accordance with ths
City Regulation Specifications. Plans and
informafion can be secured from the super
visor Of Repairs, William A. Croney.
Bids must be deposited on the president {
desk before o'clock p. M, Monday. Sep.
fember goth 1910, and must be marked
proposals for Paving. The right 20 re-
iect Is reserved.
s14.4t II. j. GUTHRIE secretary.
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necIared a niYldend.

The Holding Company of Delaware
has declared a dividend of six per
cent on the preferred stock.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
NOTICES.


NJ OTICE-THE MEMBERS OF WILL
MlNGTON LODGE, No. 3O7 B. p a.
hiks are requested 10 meet az the lodge
rooms Friday afternoon, September l6, AZ
Z O'Clock. for the purpose OF attending the
funeral OF Bro. W. S. Dobbs.
sl5-lt W. l.. HAMANN. Secretary
NJ OTICE-THERE WILL BE A MEET.
- ing Ia Br0wnEon Hall. Fourth and
Jackson streets, next Sunday September
la 1910 at 4 o clock p. m. Ali choir sing.
ers OF the city are cordially invited. The
object Is TO form a church choir concert
company.
James +. Curran,
John A. Mahoney,
Alexander Butler,
NJ. J. Roach. sI5-3t
NJ OTICE-sc500 90 REWARD FOR THE
~ arrest and conviction OF any per
sons found stealing milk OF empty bot
Retan MIX Dealers Association.
Charles II; Burris. Secretary.
Mar5-wed-tf
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Pnrlnr Another Street

East Twenty-third street bet~ eef
Pine and Lamottc streets, is Oeine
paved with granite blocks.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 OST-ON SEPTEMBER j., WHITE
l. Fox Terrier, black ears and face. Notify
r. Wollaston. The Cedars. sl5-3t
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Z OR sALE-FINE HOME WITH s II
acres Of ground. house, rooms aud bath
and barn. also lots 5szi25 IL. each at
Cedars near Brandywine springs Also
Bennett, Cedars, Del. OF Jos. B. Bennett;
Trainor, Pa si5- 5-lm-eoo
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statesmen WANTED.


= ALFSMEN WANTED-rO SELL AN
= old established line OF suspenders gar
,ers etc, on liberal commission basis. Re
ierences required. Address Manufacturer,
Journal Office. sl9'ot
A LARGE DELAWARE CORPORATION
a wants an efficient reliable wide awake
salesman and representative in every town IN
fhe State Of Delaware. Only men with initis-
tive push and determination need apply. This
ie a splendid opportunity for competent men
40 handle one OF the best propositions before
the public Liberal terms allowed Eold men.
Address r. NJ. HIGGINS, Church Bnldiug'
wilmington. Del slo-H
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
Make An Offer

on 2oe s. Jackson street. Owner deter.
mined 20 sell Rents for $500, and in good
condition. WILMINGTON TRUST CO.,
DUPONT Building. 10th and Market Sts.
Aug11 tn .Sat-Tu
Evening journal., 1910-09-15
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Gdf0 WILL BUY STOCK. GOOD
WILL and fixtures Of old es
tablished Millinery and Notion Business in
good business town in Maryland, present
owner compelled TO retire on account Of
III health. This is exceptionally good stand
for young lady wishing 20 start in the bust
ness. Store rent $500 per month l-2
miles from Betterton. Apply to Chas. F.
seyerson or Miss DAISY seyerson, Agents
for owner, Still Pond, Kent Co.. Nd
ss.eod.6t
V DUNG MAN. BEFORE YOU GET MAR
rled, you had better become q contract
holder OF the Standard Home Company. Gail
or write az once for folder containing full in
formation. p. NJ. HIGGINS.
sl5-it Church Bldg Wilmington Del
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r OR SALE
TO REDUCE STOCK.
Several extra fine home raised horses.
Will offer your choice.
MAZDA CHIMES YEARS OLD.
HALL CHIMES, 6 YEARS OLD.
DUKE CHIMES YEARS OLD.
FANCY CHIMES. a YEARS OLD.
PRINCE CHIMES. 4 YEARS CID.
All with speed right now.
Brown Horse, not so young, usefully sound,
q royal driver fearless Of all objects, must
be driven 20 he appreciated. can step better
than 2.4O now.
And several other younger than any Of tho
above Apply
MORGAN STABLES,
sotf 9TH s Tatnan SITS.
Z OR SALE-NEW FURNISHINGS OF
ten-roomed house, all sub-rentedi house
for rent 10 buyer. Address F, Journal
once. slo-eoa,St
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REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.

FOR RENT 80
st. Nine rooms and bath. Front
aoor baok Ideal neighhorhood.
Possession October %. Apply on
rom;ees sl5-tf
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WANTED.

T6TANTED-FURNIT OF ALL
w Sinds. highest prices paid for part
Or entire households. Hotels, RESTAURANTS
once fixtures, roll top desks. safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car.
nets sold or exchanged. Second hand
tools bought. Good second hand CLONES
bought. OSercoats and nants a Specially
club room chairs TO hire.
D. & A. Phone No. l172.
CHARLES s. HURLOCK.
Jan7-tf SeveBrh and Poplar SITS
XXTANTEI,-l0O CARPETS 70 CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent, sl.5O and 8
per month Both phones.
GEO T.. LANG Co, lsG5 Orange St.
Teb94-ts
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For SALE.

~ YPEwRITER-RFMIN MODEL,
g. good as new. Will sacrifice for $50.
Bargain. HIS. Evening journal. s. I'm
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
BIRTHS.
BOYS.

BOYS.
otto Golchert. 1909 AleXandrlne.
Wesley Colts. 327 81 Aubin.
Iohn Scott. 500 Brady.
George BristOw, l04 y CharlevolX.
william Wuest 1871 Russell.
William coward. 255 Nineteenth.
Harry White. 216 Twenty-third.
Margaret But2en. co. Hunt
William Purdy 1859 Parker.
Marco Pagarelli. 327 Adelaide.
Giuseppe Bologna. 344 Champlain.
Peter McIIugh. S2l Campbell.
george Pcltier 90 Pulford.
Arthur Rohrig. 1889 Ferry.
jan Ryne. 62S Hendrie.
Adam Smolen. i249 ST Aubin.
Andrew Ricket, 1S6 Twenty fourth.
Daniel Whalen, 100 Arndt.
Hugh Chapman. 39S Hancock
William Reese 20 Beias
John Hadc. 100 Michigan
John O'Grady. 54S sixteenth.
Jennie Woodstock, 713 Clinton.
James Mcdowell. SIS sixth.
Summer Guabell 9S5 Eighteenth.
August Fifka. 1853 Collins.
Joseph Fuller. POS Trumbull.
John MILAN SQ9 Lafayette.
Egbert Bennett 627 Cass
Joseph Korte, 3S4 Ash.
Robert Mac Donald IS Ward.
Charles Rcdmer 1873 Moran.
salvatore AleXt. l46 Illinois
Andrew Galanda. 423 Gratiot
Giuseppe Matranga. 453 Windsr.
Robert Briggs. as Congress
Jack Ienke, 353 sherman.
Oscar johnson. AS Fort.
Charles Hitchings. b5i Bewick.
BERNARD Fuehner. l59 MavburN.
Leonard Mueller 81 Goethe.
William Nernnette. 20 Seventeenth
Albert Maslen 1901 Twenty-fourth
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
LEWIS is REELECTED TO
HEAD UNITED MINE WORKERS
Defeats w
Defeats VIM. Green, Of Coshoeton. o.,
by Vote OF 95.7f2 TO 1855
other Officers Elected.

CONVENTION HALL. GNDlANAP-
Oils. InI. Jan p The tellers today
reported the election OF these officers
OF the United Mine Workers for the
year beginning April, 1910;
President, r t. Lewis. Bridgeport.
Ohio. 957l2la votes. over William
Green. Coshocton. Ohio. 7l,5l5Ia woes.
Vice-presldent. Frank j. Hayes.
Springfield. H.. 97.OT2% votes, over
L. S. Mccullough. Bay City. Mich. 49,
S53 votes.
Secretary-treasarer, Edwin Perry,
Oskaloosd. Iowa. auditor and creden-
tial committee, John Mossop. North
Lawrence. Ohio Albert Neutzling.
Glen Carbon. H.; William Donaldson.
Dubois. Pa.
Tellers: william Young. South
Fork, Pa: William Fitzsimmons,
Scranton Pa; William Feeney. Cal
fornia, Pa
Delegates 10 the American Fedora
tion of Labor: Johu Mitchell. Spring
Valley ILL.,. ll6633ia votes; r. l..
Lewis. 9O,163i2 Edwin Perry. S.
72619: Frank J. Hayes. 79,170ta; W.
B. Wilson. Blossburg Pa. 6S,529; John
II. Walker, Springfield, H., GO 1892 /;
H. S. Mccullough. Bay City. Mich,
b0S7g
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
DAILY DEATH LIST.

John Park so years. 1856 Frederick;
lead collie
Caroline Shoemaker. 60 years St7
Chestnut, pneumonia.
Johanna Miller 80 years, 31t Winder:
pneumonia.
Martin Knoth. Jr., 10 years. 81 Mary
hospitals pneumonia
Frederick Radon. 50 years. Il, Sew
eHteenth. scuility.
Annie McRse 90 years. 1876 Howard (,
pneumonia.
Augusta Bobert 81 years. 90 Roose-
welt; tuberculosis.
Elizabeth Curley. So years st. Mary 5
hospital; seullity.
Eben L. Parker, 90 years. p Smith,
apopleNy.
William A. Frazier. ~ years Nst. Au-
gustinc. Fla, nephritis
Joseph string ham. o. years, '-o Icf-
ferson east. angina pertoris
john Tucker. s. Years. Grace hos
pital, apOpleNy
Jon Morgan. 50 Years te6 Benton.
pneumonia.
William +. Koepcke. n wears. ia am
bulanCe, pneumonia.
Loretta \. Avery. - years st. Mary =
hospital, pneumonia
Wesley |. Tracey. ! month. 2lN May
bury, meningitis
Blasius Hoffman. % Years. 1876 Wa
bash. liberation ~ stomach.
Mary Bouley. 81 years. -iy McpOug-
all. senility.
Julius Bouwska 81 years So Rlo-
peile. peritOuitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
DIED.

BLATT-Jan 20. Arthur r.. beloved
husband OF Louise HIATT, nee Laner-
~ Funeral from residence. 262
Nineteenth-st.. Saturday at $50 a.
m and To Ste. Anne's church at 2.
Funeral car to Mt Elliott.
10, 1910, at residence,
20 Mohawk-st., Annie. beloved wife
of Otto Boiling and mother or Clo-
tlIda and Clarence Vignoe. Raymond
aud clyde Boiling, aged 43 years.
Notice Of funeral later.
DORR-At his late residence 406 ST.
Aubin-ave. Jan. 10 1910, John. be-
loved husband OF the late Ba rbara
DoTr and father OF Mrs. Nicholas
Mueller. Mrs. Anthony Hengesbach
Or John \. Dorr and Catherine
Dorr. brother OF Anthony and Chris.
tophcr Dorr. aged &c years. Funeral
Saturday at S;30 a. m from resi-
dence. and at a, m. In ~ Josepn's
Inte"ment at Mt. Elliott. Please
omit flowers
ENRJGHr--Jan. 20, 1910. at her home.
li6 Tenthst.. Mrs. Mary Enright.
mother OF Mrs. Josephine Airport.
Notice OF funeral later.
GREINER--Jan. 30. Mabel NJ. aged p
years beloved daughter OF Peter and
Caroline Grener. and sister or Syl-
Vester Edna and Joseph. Funeral
from parents residence. ~ Mitchell
ave. saturday Jan %. at 7,3O, To ST
EliZabcth's church at a. M. Inter
ment NJ Mt. Olivet.
HATT-Jan. 90. Arthur r.. beloYed
husband OF Louise HIATT. nee LATER
". Funeral from residence. 262
Ninetcenth-st.. Saturday at $3.50 a.
~. 10 Ste Anne's church at Q. Fu-
neral ear to Mt. Elliott.
KEANE-William r. aged %. Cleve-
brother OF Delbert, Harriet. Lee.
Maud. Edith. Mrs. A. 5 Phelps. Flu
neral from residence OF sister Mrs
Phelps. 500 Maybury Saturday. . D.
MArZKA--.Ian. 10, 1910. al his resi-
dencs. alI Congress-st. east Ernest
J.. aged g years Funeral from
nesidG Burial Gat pTfTate Jan k, i at omit
PARKER-Jan 10. at residence. "a
SSmith-ayer Or Ehen L.. husband OF
lIrttie Yorston Parker. Funeral on
SATURDAY. Jan. %. at 1880 D. IN.
ADLOFF-Frederlcka aged SO years
widow OF the late John Radon. and
mother of Recka. Wiese and Wilhel-
nina Stndier. and the late William
neral Saturday at p. M from resi-
dence. III Seventeenth-st Omit
flowers.
RORGNsoN--Jan IS. 1910. at her resi-
denco, 265 Locust-st.. Mary Ann. be-
loved wife or Livingston Robinson
mother Of Margaret l.. and William
p. sister OF Thomas MCGEE Mrs. FL
len lTulan and Mrs Sarah Jaques
dence at "A. IN. and ST. NinCents
church, 500 standard time.
SUNNI ERS-Jan. 20. 1910. at his resi-
dence, 20 Adelaide-st... DR. Frank
Duane Summers aged 80 years. Flu
neral services from house Saturday
at ] y. m. Burial at Pontiac. Mich
STRINGHAM-Jan. 10. 1910. at his
residence 202 Pasadena apartments,
Joseph Strlngham. aged GO years
Funeral services from St Johns
church Saturday at gao y. m In
terment at Elmwood cemetery.
WAGNER-Russell. Jan 10. aged 4
years, mouths. 6 days. beloved son
OF jacob and the late Mamie WaR-
ner ana brother Royal. Funeral on
SATURDAY from residence. Mt Elliott
ave. Hamtramck. at . p. m
WORpEN--Jan. 20. 1910. at residence
95h warren ave. west. Hazel aRed
- wears. beloved daughter OF Joseph
aud Lillian WOrdeb. sister OF Eve
lvn WorGer. Funeral private from
residence. Saturday at ? p. m
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
EXPLOSION WRECKS HOUSE.

HILLSDALE. Mich. Jan. I'll (Spe-
cialD The acetylene lighting plant at
the home OF Scott Parker, OF Moscow,
this county. explCdec at 10 o'clock this
morning Baker was in the cellar,
probably filling the plant. The brick
walls caved I'm, bu"ying him in the
ruins. Mrs. Parker. in the living
room. was cut on the head and her
leg was broken Two children's arms
and legs were also broken. The house
was completely wrecked.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
MARINE HEROES
WILL GET MEDALS
(contInued From Page onsl

over The Calumet river. A resolution
urging the establishment OF light
! ouso and FOG signal on the outer
brCakwRtGr OF Sandusky harbOT was
also adopted and the matter was re-
fCrred TO the executive committee.
with instructions that they take Il ~
with the proper authorities.
without mincing words Col G..
McD. Townsend, United States district
engineer, told the Lake Carriers at
their session Thursday afternoon thai
running into the gates at the 500
locks must stop. II the accidents con-
unue next season the government
would be forced TO take charge OF the
vessels and place pilots on them, he
said. This would mean COZ derable
annoyance as well as pilot fees. Col.
townsend referred TO the proposed
lakesto-gulf waterway as an idle
dream. Lake navigation on the Mis-
sissippi river would be found imprac-
tlcable. In his opinion. Discussing the
can 500, he said IL would be "a feet
deep, with depth OF 22 feet In the
connecting channels.
Harvey b. Goulder, OF Cleveland,
outlined the purpose and scope OF the
sailors institute. which II Is proposed
10 establish In the Ohio city.
The association voted 10 increase
the board OF directors 10 80 members.
The following new directors were
elected c. -. Dyer OF Pittsburg; A.
f. Harvey, OF Cleveland; Howard l..
Shaw. OF Bay City; w. c. Richardson,
of Cleveland, J. j. H. Brown. OF Buff
falo, G. NJ Head, OF New York; w.
f. Lloyd. Of Buffalo; S. p. Shane OF
Cleveland and William VI. Mills or
Tonawanda.
President Livingstone endorsed the
proposed reorganization OF the United
States lighthouse department and a
resolution was adopted 10 acQuaint
congress with the sentiments express
sed by the association. through the
president
Congressman Denby's lecture on the
Panama Canal" featured the annual
banquet in the Cadillac. Thursday
night. In introducing him President
Livingstone observed that his major
ity on the occasion OF his second cleo
ton. after he had announced his adj
Vocacy or the open shop, was greater
than the majority he received when
first elected. Mr.. DENLY, however.
carefully avoided going into the open
shop question, explaining that his
subject for the evening was the big
ditch.
The Rev. Or. John II. Boyd spoke
on Scenes from the cabin OF lake
carrier" and incidentally defended the
associations stand on the labor ques'
ton Short talks were given by the
following: Col Med. Townsend,
United States district engineer; Col.
John Mills, United States district
engineer: Col. william p. Anderson
chief engineer. department OF marine
ottawa. Canada Major Charles kel-
Ter. United States lighthouse engineer
and Weather Observer Norman b.
Conger
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

INTERURlLAN LINES.
detroit upIted Inierurban Line.

Detroit UBited Interurban I.Ines.
kLiNi AMI SAGINAW LIMITEDs-
1888 a IN, lO:SS ~ m anu y.yS u. IN.
Flint only, t:SS D. IN Locals for Flint
7 a. IN. and every Two hours 70 .. "a.
oxford only. III p. 10. 10 Romeo, 3 n
IN, every Two hours TO 10 y. m, III pm
PORT HURON LIMlTEDS---2 4b q m
lO.45 a. IA. so y. m. s.As y. M; Satur-
Gays 0nly. l2.A5 y. m: sundays only
ii d. M Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a m. 20 , y. m; also y. m. 20 Ma
rtne City. To. AIT. Clemens. hAlf-h0uf-
IN. $40 a. m 20 y. M. and hourly 70
ii 10 m. To AT Clemens via Shore
Line, hourly. gas a ma TO sixs y. IN
roi.Eno LIMI1EDs--s:70 a. m, 1l.zo
% g2O and 5.20 y. m. Locals fer
srotsdu hourly, $3.50 a m. TO $40 D. M
- $40 and III D. IA. for Monrce.
cESON LIMITEDS-7:sS q m
AZ and S!fS p. IN. Locals rer
49, sc,sson. a. m. and every two hours
80 ~ m for Ann Arbor q. m. ana
So,srlv 10 n y. N. FOR plymouth ana
Nstbvtlle 6.3O a. IVA. and hourly 20 IsS4
- -, also > a. m and az y. IN. saline
SA ,.adstte Dtvt.ion--S:sS a M ana
baif.hourIy 20 t.ss p M hourly a.
rscSpfiae DivIsinR--s a. M, half hburly
,ntu N p m. then hourly 20 n n ~ Y
birmingham only, ~ p. m.
orchard Lake Divtnton--e ~ ana
hourly until ~ D N.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Must smussle or Quit, says Counsel.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Etght more
OF the dressmakers indicted In the
sleeper trunk smuggling case III
which the government is said TO have
lest $4,000 600. pleaded guilty yester'
day in the United States circuit court
and paid fines aggregating $l1,25O
The women and their fines We're; Ell
len McNamara, $4,000; Annie f. Con
lin. $3.50: Katherine O'Connell, $1,000;
Theresa F.. Harmon, 1900; Annie Nc
Birnie. $1,000 Mary Kenny. $500;
Alice McEvoy, $1,000; Augusta Wick
strom, $4,000.
William w. Smith, counsel for the
women. said that the dressmakers had
either 10 60 into the smuggling scheme
or give up trying to compete with
other dressmakers
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
HIS AIRSHIP IN FLAMES,
HE JUMPS FOR HIS LIFE
French Aviator Is Painfully Burned
and Badly Jared BY Leap

ORAN. Algeria, Jan. 2l.--Olie Sia-
gers, French aviator had a spec
tacular escape from death today when
ne was foecsd to Jump from his blazing
machine. while making a flight near
la Senia. Slagers was painfully
Lurned and badly Jared by his jump
OF 30 feet. but his injuries were not
believed TO be serious.
While at great height Slayer
eeroplane suddenly caught fire from
the motor and the canvas planes he
gan burning lercely
With wonderful GOODNESS Slagers be.
Gan a rapid descent, hoping TO reach
the earth before the collapse of his
machine
The machine dipped toward the
ground al a fearful rate. but the flames
gained Roadway at such speed tngr
Slagers was finally forced to leap
from the blazing air craft The ma
chine hurled TO the ground a moment
later Had Slagers remained in the
II achine II Is almost certain that he
would have been killed as II was lie.
yond control when lie jumped
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

To make orange salad for dinner,
peel and separate the oranges into
sections remove the pulp from the
covering. breaking as little as possi:
BILE mix two cupfuls OF pulp with a
cupfu Of diced celery and a cupful 81
broken nut meats. Serve on lettuce
leaves with rich mayonnaise.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21

Instead Of pouring custard over
sliced bananas, try pressing the fruit
through sieve and stirring in the
custard Just as il comes from the fire.
The consistency as well as the flavor
will prove most pleasing.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Michael Rosick. 26 Mary Krzyniak,
~.
Joseph Moras. 81. Anna Kromkow-
Rufus d. Wiley 2S; Lucinda Ford,
"a.
Aleck w Abraham 2l. Martha Mon
tie. 20.
Tonic Lsbich. 81. Pelagia Kanieska'
Angelo spezie. "a; Virginia Caloia,
10
Franciszlk wasylke. 6l; Anastazya
Sierocka, 40
20
John A. Clark, SO; Anna Yallop. 80.
ode Montgomery. %, Detroit;
Blanche Hasley. 81, Flint.
Peter Zawulkas. "a: Elizabeth stun
brute. II.
William Caruso 2S. Detroit Rose
Mundroth. %. New York
George Tlalka, u; Mary Kuchinski,
81.
Anthony smugielski. "a; Jozefa Ban
aslak 20.
George Falk. 81; Sophia Charmack,
30.
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MRS. r. RUSH. FLORIST
Funeral designs a speciality; also DOTTED
plants 76S Michigan. West 35-J
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ausINEsseARDa.

IORSEs and cows removed promptly.
Mllcnbach Bros Phone West t0s-s9S
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TO RENr-uoUsHs.
Hannah Rental Agency, - s.,i
ONE McCsFSA w BLDG. "

J. F. WEBER 4 Co. 3o4 oRATioT.
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BUSINESS uPPo,trrNIrIEs.

WANTED 20 correspond with private
party having au Automobile, "a coach,
cuAch harness truck harness. or any
thing useful ln livr,Y. Room a. Park
Hotel Monroe. Mich
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noArs, ENarNrs AND AUTOS.
ron SAtE-FAEM.

MICHIGAN FARM BARGAINS.
Send stamp for free illustrated cata-
Ioguc. giving descriptions OF many
Iarms' location, price, owners name
and address CLOSTERHOUSE q
WILSON. Grand Rapids. Mich.
WANTED-To sell my two farms
would take an auto as part pay C.
a sullivan. Alma. Mich
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ANY YOUNG PERSON desiring a good
position can get one after completing
one OF our courses. Day and Night
classes all the year. Our facilities
are positively uneQualed In Michigan.
Detroit Business University. 11-A
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