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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
BigPrize
$4,000 IS Hung SP FOR FLIGHT
FROM GOTHAM TO ST.
LOUIS.

NEW YORK. June Mayor Gay
nor announced last night on behalf Of
the New York World and the 81. Louis
Post.Dlspatch 4 $4,000 prize for a
successful aeroplape fight from New
York to st Louis.
The Announcement was made az the
Hotel Aston. where Glenn H. curtiss,
who was the guest of the New York
World. whose 10000 award he won.
curtiss was enthusiastic over the
new offer but in the absence Of de,
tails he would not say definitely
whether he would enter the contest.
Charles K. HAMILTON quickly an;
nounced however, that he would be
a contestant. He had planned to enter
the New York.Albany race. but Cur
tiss was too quick forshim.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
S. S. Decoration
VIOLA SUNDAY SCHOOL scHol-.
AIRS WILL PLACE FLOWERS
ON GRAVES.

q D.
The Viola Sunday School will dec.
crate the graves in the Old Prickstt
The people of the com
munity will assemble at the school
house on Sunday afternoon at two
thirty O'Clock and after appropriate
ceremonies the graves will be strewn
with flowers. a large attendance is
expected. Prickett cemetery is one Of
the oldest in Marion county having
been established very early the his
tory Of the State while Fort Pickett
was one of the defenses against the
Indians that committed many acts Of
in this section.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
FREIGHT RATES
WILL moi 60 UP
At LEAST ATTORNEY GENERAL
wicKERsHAM THINKS
THEY WON'T


WASHINGTON, june ! torley
Genefai Nickersham y sanguine n
snccess III the suit q 'enj1in p ives
'ern railroads. from putting into eiiest
The increase schedule to be eaectlye
today which the government blocked.
In a statement Wtcksrsham said ne
was convinced Friday that the IN
crease was subsersiye TO the public ip q
terestand he preparing the suit Y ,,ll y
ne considered necessary for Success,
He sent Assistant Attorney General
Grosyener and went Sunday midnight
From his statement At appears he
started the action before the hearing
Of thc extra shippers committee Mon
day. It was observed then that Wick
ershan was ioyiaT he smiled and
talked Of the difficult task Of the ship
pers. AS result they are bewiIdered.
They left the department doubtins
whether they hadn't arrived too late
to enable bringing suit at Chicago or
other western city on short notice.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
4 Dinner PartY.

Nj. and Mrs. Oscar Mol entertained
at one-o'ciock dinner Sunday at thsif
home on Virginia avenue, in honor Of
Mrs. Mofl's uncle. Mr.. Oscar Destat!s,
toI Aniele. France. and Mr. Adolpae
Eugie, Of BlIal, BOHEMIA. Austria. sir.
Destatte and Mr.. Engle are in TIL
limited States on u business "trip. "
Mr.. Destattels manager Of one OF the
largest glass factories in France. tne
plant being situated at Anlhce. Nj.
Engls is chief engineer for the same
concern at Btlui, Bohemia. While IL
sairmont they were the guests Of the
formers brother Mr. Emile Destatt,
and family. The Mol home was bed:-
GtulIy decorated throughout With tut
flowers andiferns and rcd shaded can
dies. The dning room was especially
attractive, being decorated extensive
ly in flowers ferns and candles. The
guests included the guests OF honor.
Mr.. Destatte and Mr.. Englej Mr., an I
Mrs. Emile Destatte, Mrs; Florimont
Dumont, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Dn
mont and little daughter Aglai and tIe
most and hostess.
Mr.. Destatte and Mr.. Engle left on
Monday night on the $40 train for
New York, from where they viii sail
on wednesday for Paris, France, ar,l
rrop there Will 81 to Aniche.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
?. (. COUNCIL
IS IN SESSION
DELEGATES ARRIVED LAST
NIGHT AND COUNCIL OPENED
THIS MORNING. :.

The Thirty-third annual council Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
the diocese of West Virginia opened
here this morning. Last night and
to-day the delegates and clergymen
who are attending the council were
met at the local station and we're con,
yeyed to their stopping places in auto
mobiles. s.
Bishop Peterkin, Of Parkersburg, Is
presiding at the sessions. The ser.
vices this morning consisted Of Morn
ing Prayer. Holy Communion and a
sermon by Rev. John t. Grove. This
afternoon the council was engaged in
a business session. Tonight at 1880.
o'clock there will be evening prayer
and addresses by Rev. c, E. A. Mar
shall, subject, The Sunday Schools
Purpose in the Line of Instruction
The Rev. Arthur N, Lewis, subject
..The Sunday Schools Duties to the
Parish and the General Church"
The programme for the council TO-
morrow is as follows:
Thursday, June I'd.
1000 a. m.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon, preacher, the Rev. Geo. A,
Gibbons.
1880 a. Business session.
1880 a. m.-Meeting of Women's
Auxiliary in Y. N. C. A. Building,
corner of Fairmont Ave. and First
strett)
12;sO:p. Luncheon in Masonic
Temple Jefferson ST.
2:SO p. m.-Business session.
$3.50 p. m.-Meeting Of the Women's
Auxiliary in Y. NJ. CA.
1850 p. m.-Eyenin: Prayer and Ad-
dresses on Diocesan Missions by the
Rev. G. McLaren Brydon and the Rev.
n. W. TrapnelI, Subject of both ad'
dresses, Diocesan Missions"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
SOCIETY
Ben Phone IS, Consolidated o. I
Ruckman.elY.ns Enaaaement.

Announcement has been made IN,
Madisonvllle, Ky, of the engagement
Of Mr.. Douglas Ruckman, son Of Nj
a. j. Ruckmau, Of this city, and Mss
Helen Giyens, daughter OF Judge and
Mrs. C. c. Giyens, which will cuInin.
ate in a quiet welding OIL June lott AT
the home Of the bride elect.
The Madlsonyllle Hustler gives INC
following announcement Of the "a
gsgement:
Judge and Mrs, c, c, Gtyens an.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh
ter Helen to Douglas j. Ruckman. The
wedding will take place on Monlag,
June 1Sth. and Invitations win DO coi.
aned to the family and 70 intlmatc
friends owing to a recent death lH the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Trial Ordered
MOTION TO oUAsH lNolcTEMf:
IN BRIBERY CASE ovERRuLE1 Z
oFFENss AGAINST STATE,

fBY United Press.)
CHICAGO. June 1.--Jndge Mtstle y
Of the Criminal Court today oyerrulc,i
the motion Of the defence to qiash taa
Indictment charging Lee oNeil
Browne, Democratic leader in Ito
state Legislature, with brlDing the
Legislators to vote for Lorimer he
ordered.a trial. He decided that BFlN-
cry in a United states senatorial cleo
ton was an oaehse against the stats
covered by the criminal statute
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

Bailiff Ito rural Justice Your Hon,
or, there's man in court has got a
bill for $40 against you.
Justice-Goodl I'll fne him SIS for
contempt Of court. See that he re-
ceipts the bill and fetch me tho odd
$s.-AtIaatlc Constitution.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Timm-l,s.shalIfifern1an,

Last evening at nine O'Clock at the
home Of the officiating minister, Rev.
W. ]. Eddy, on Wsa1lpnt avenue. MISS
Stella shaReEmsn sand; NIE A. II
Tlmms, both Of thisicIty, wore united
in marriage. The groomais an eci-
ploye of the Falrmont and elarksbus
Traction Company and they viii reside
on Tenth street.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Hpnors for Ar. Masrn .

John w Mason. Jr., who is a Law
student at Yale, has been writing
quite number Of comments for he
Yale law journal. He was today elect.
ed a member of the editorial busrd,
which is quite a distinction, This joui
nal is one Of the leading law periodi.
calls Of the United States.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
A saturday Exchange.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the P1ia.
tine Baptist Church Will hold an "A,
change next Saturday at the Marion
Hardware store on Main street, iris
is the first time the organization has
asked public patronage and they 50
licIt your patronage.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Attended ". v. U. RssItaI.

Miss Ruth Johns went to Morgan.
town yesterday to, attend the Post
Graduate recital of the W. V, U.
School Of Music. she was the guest OF
Miss Lena Palmer while there. Miss
Palmer was a member Of the gradust.
ing class. u
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
on Auto Trip.

Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Bennett aul
daughter. Miss Milly, and Mrs. P. H.
Bennett have gone to Ddkerstown, Pa.
to spend several weeks, Mr. Bennett
being located at tina; place. The
mode the trip IN thor Packard
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Garden Party Postponed.

The garden party which vas to have
been held tomorrow evening at Shady
Side, the home OF Judge W. s. Hay
mond, has been postponed until the
evening Of June ninth. The party will
be given under the direction Of the
Little Missionaries of the Holy Child.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
LAFoLLETTEs' AMEND.
MENT DEFEATED.

WASHINGTON, June The Ia
Toilette amendment on physical yalua.
tionof railroads was defeated by from
twenty-five to thirty In the Senate this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
hi sn.nd Summer Abroad.

Miss Nellie Casseuay wllileaye next
week for Philadelphia where she will
join a party of friends and relatives
and on June 18th, viii sail for a sum,
mer abroad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. P.
Church will meet tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the Sunday School
room.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01
Invitations 70 Reception.

The Presbyterian Legionof the First
Presbyterian Church have issued inyl.
tations to large number of their
friends for a reception to be held on
wednesday afternoon, June 9Th, at the
home Of Mrs. Richard GIlkeson, on
Falrmont avenue. A silver Offering is
asked.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-01

The merchant who does not adver
wise in your nome paper does not care
for your trade
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
WASHW0MAN WILL GET
SHARE OF 100000 ESTATE
one Us Notified by Canadian Authori.
ties That She Is Heir to Part
Of LARGE Fortune.

TOLEDO, O., Aug. 26.-(Special.)-
From the wash tub to riches appears
TO be the fortune OF Mrs. Albert Ma
varre, OF Toledo, who has been strug.
Cling TO provide for her six little chill
|dren.
Mrs. Navarro was notified of her
good fortune by the Canadian authori-
ties today who claim she. her four
sisters, two brothers, and mother have
fallen heirs to an estate valued at
Iyz,O0O,OO0 left by grandfather.
Those who will participate In the
division, OF the estate are Mrs. Helen
McLaoch, living on farm west of
Detroit, and mother OF the rest OF the
heirs; Mrs. Irene Fitzgerald, William
McLaoch and Jennie Fielder, OF De-
troit; Mrs. Francis st. Louis, Mrs.
Anna Swoboda, and Mrs. Navarro, of
Toledo. and one brother, Louis Me-
Laoch, whose whereabouts Is un-
known.
The estate was originally In the
hands Of Mrs. Navarres grandfather.
He died and left 1t to his wife. She
recently died and left the estate to
her daughter, Mrs. Helen McLaoch,
and her seven children.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

John Kowalski. Ses Lovett. IS years;
gastritis.
Otto Geisler. ST. Mary's hospital. 4s
years: haemorrhage.
Albert Davis, Children's Free hospi-
tai, IL months; ileo colitis.
Otto Pillasch. Jr.. 1876 e. Willis. I
year; meningitis.
years; tuberculosis.
Rosalia Stalkewicz. $40 Rivard, ~
years; AddIson's disease.
Elinor Rutkowski. 100 Adele. Is days;
commissions.
Marie Fost, 1893 Jos. Campau,
months; malnutrition.
Alta Hans, SOS Monroe. 26 years: tu-
berculosis.
Joseph shart, st. Mary's hospital. IS
years; cirrhosis or liver. I.
James Goodman. 272 Twenty-fourth.
&c years; heart disease.
Helen Venska. ITS Ingersol, Z
months; cholera infantum.
Antoni Jozefowicz, 215 Tillman. 5
months: meningitis.
Glerrana Knapp. 6ss Dix, 81 years:
cancer.
Frac Stocking. woman's hospital. 20
years; peritonitis.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE


Deer0st UniteA Isteruvoaa Linz. x
FLINT LIMITEDS-s0:3k and S:SG Nv
NJ .i4:sS. Ass and e:s6 .. m. LooalD
2 m: IL p. m. to Oxford runs 70 Mint
6undaya To Romeo. q. m. 3 :. n.
and every two hours 60 10 ,. m, q
p. m. ~
JACKSON LrMrrEDs sas Z ~
.slb. s.46 and e:4B p. m. Locals q
Jackson. .. m. and every two hour9
90 p. m Ann Arbor. 9 q n. anH
hourly 20 III p. m. Worthwhile. o.eo ~
N ana hourly 60 1850 p. m. 3. -
VI y. M SALINE cars from Ypsslanu
TOLEDO LIMTTEDs-7:ao, $50 ana.
ITO a. m. 1:2o. 3:20 and S:10 >. -
saturdays ana Sundays, 1850 .. m. Lo-
caIs to Toledo. ESQ q m. and hourly e
$3.50 p m; Monroe only, e:se and n =
Port HURON LrMITrDs-s:4s ana
st5 q. M. 12:t5. s:45 and s:lS .. na.s
Sunday only. IL y. m. Locals 20 Por3
Huron. a. m, hourly TO Z p. m, =
"a. p m. 70 Marine City only. NJ
CIemens a; M. a. M. half-hourl0
e 2. m: hourly to II .. m. NJ
hcuriv ~ s:ss n m. n o. m.
PONTIAC DIVISIONS a. m. haif.
hourly to p. m: hourly to n p. M
Birmineham only. ~ .. m.
WyANDOTTE DIvIsION--s:3s q -
half hourly to s:Ss p m: hourly g
ORCHARD LAKE DrvrsuoN-san
hourly to IL .. m
~
'These cars run throush "a saGsnav.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
ATTORNEYS HAVE
LIVELY SQUkBBlE
kothschild- Dickinson Suit Produces
Fireworks in Court-Defendant
On the Stand.

sharp passages between T. A. Z
Wsadock. representing Don NJ. Dick
inson, and Clarence A. Lightner. rep
resentins the Rothschild heirs. mark
cd the FIRST days hearing in Judge
DohoVans court, Friday, OF the &C
tion OF the Rothschild interests for
the removal OF Mr.. Dickinson as trus
tee OF large tract OF iron land In
Marquette county, now operated by
the Bird Iron company OF Chicago
DICKINSON has filed cross b. Al
bringing In the iron company az q
uetendant and seeking to have the
lease OF the company t. the property
cancelled on the ground that its terms
nave oeen violated. He seeks to show
= conspiracy to lessen the value OF
the property and sell II to the iron
company.
Attorney Weadock outlined the his
tcry or the mining property Tor ~
years alleging that the Bird iron
company. since IT obta. n poss SO on
mas neglected the pre-. erty. Attorney
Lightner Interrupted two or tnf
times. alleging that Weadock was
bringing In statements which were
not true for the saAe oil GETTING Lub.
hcity.
Attorney John Bradley. Ct Chica 20,
defended the course of the iron com.
pany, saying that the ore Of the IN ne
was OF such a quality that 1t was
mined at loss until new msthods
We're devised two or three years ago
After Attorney Lightner d Pen
ed for the Rothsch Id interests. a d.
cussion arose between HIM and Attor.
ney Wesdock. and Jud Donovan
stopped the arguments and ordered
the attorneys to proceed to the TAX.
ing CT testimony.
Mr. Dickinson occupied the witness
stand the rest of the forenoon. In
the openin questions. he was led TO
tell OF his career as q lawyer Tor SO
years. as member of Pres. dc nj
Clevelands cabinet, represe NATIVE in
the Behring sea controversy and ar
bitrater In the San Salvador contro.
verry.
The case will last several DAYS.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Patrick McDonough, 81, Parkersburg.
w Va: Maud V Cor. 81. Spencer. w.

Patrick McDonough, 81. Parkersburg.
w Va. Maud " Con. 81. Spencer. w.
Va
Bert C. Cole. 81. Detroit: Margaret
Smith, &C. Howard City.
Julius Taurenz. %. wyandotte; So
phia Okazewska. II. same.
Fred Deblitz. Al; Theresa Muchi-
bauer. 20.
Stanley Kwolek. 81; Jospha Java,
10.
william E. Sentell, 80, Rochester. N
r.; Lydia NJ. Burr, 20, same.
Bert Coleman. 30; Hattie L. Schultz.
10.
Joseph Amieluk, Al; stanislaw Won
derska, 28.
Frank J. Charlet. rs: Edna l.. Ward,
Sam Casta, 20: Minnie Grassenberg.
%.
Joseph Antoski, 20; Eleanor SWAT
lowska, Is
Frank T. Bresnahan, 80; Bella e.
Burke. IS.
John Ludwig. 21: Anna Robb 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Frank Rossback. 1876 Humboldt.
John Dodds, 24J Hancock.
Abraham Rosenberg, SIS Second.
Matthias Kawecxi, 312 Garfield.
Frank Karbowski, 696 Grandy.
Thomas LABEL. Dequindre.
Joseph Chateau, 74S Rivard.
John HUM. ssS Warren.
Jacob Martin, 154s Harper.
Anthony LaFata, ss7 Champlain.
Francis Austin, 962 Sheridan.
Ovid Frederick, 1341 Grand River.
Ignacy suminski. S66 Canfield.
Tony Badalamenti, l54 Larned.
Domnick Pettiglio $50 Orleans.
John Miotke, s41 Dubois.
John Roach, ISL HolcomS.
Angus Flood. 20 Breckenridge.
Edward Carey. sti Van Dyke.
Arthur Collins. loo Bags.
Hartford Walton, I'll Marquette.
Theophil Plwinsky, S62 Wesson-
Philip Rice, 81 winder.
George Jaworski, 2S3 Thirty-third.
jacob hsrSsre ao sns.sfons cs q wiSaes
John Miiien. ss7 Charievoix.
Gustaf Bower. "A ottawa.
Jacob Gohl. s24 Junction.
Richard Deverux. 154 Jefferson.
John Larie, I'LL Grand River.
Edward Lee. 29s Maryland.
Benjamin. 521 Brooklyn.
Frederick Unord. ia Mcclellan.
Ben Koss. s05 Chene.
Frank A~asrows.i -, Poplar.
Walter skupny sss Kirby
Mike Klirski $40 Riopelle.
Albert GagaIa. 1898 Alexandrine.
Jacob Nowak $50 Willis.
Jacob Goldstein, 500 winder.
John Lszerson. 22s Rowena,
Frank Schwarz, All Champlain.
Frank Winner. 142 Preston.
John Cameron, 116 Lincoln.
William Post. S7S Hurlbut.
william Krausman, 151 Chestnut.
Fred 1lerbst. as Leasing.
Edward Rieger. 3e3 Elmwood.
Gustav Budwash. b4e Junction.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Margaret Goebel. rs Melrose.
months; marasmus.
Louis O. Cioutier. 465 Franklin, n
years; dropsy.
Joseph stryzyzewski. sls Riopeiie.
months. malnutrition.
Edmund Walter, Children's Free hos
pital. months; ileo colltis.
Ester ID Ninss. 1873 cicotte. . years
scarlet fever
Warren I. aignac. i4s Morreii.
months; Indigestion.
Nicholas Bodell. 2s5 Besls. Is years
Robert Kisi. sS7 chene. / year; burns
accidental.
Doris v. Mcdonald. 141 Clairmount
IL months; pneumonia
Mary Otis. Little Sisters OF Poor. 81
years: paralysis
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Boy Scout Movement Progressing.

A meeting OF the committee behind
the boy scout movement was held
Thursday night and plans were made
for the education OF the scout leaders
who will have charge Of the branches
to be organized In the city. These
will be men from different walks In
life who are interested in boys and
can teach them something useful
about scout life. Formal plans will
soon be announced.
Fred M. Butzel, at the head Of the
committee, wants 1t understood that
the organization with which he Is con-
nected Is the only one in the city that
has a charter from the acknowledgements
ization.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Car and Fire Truck Collide.

While responding to an alarm about
s o'clock Friday morning, engine No.
s, of the fire department, collided with
Baker-st. car at Hubbard-ave. and
Porter-st. The tongue of the wagon
penetrated the car window and
knocked the car of the tracks. For
tunately the car was nearly empty
and no one was hurt. The horses
were bruised.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Fined For Trying To Beat wife.

Carl Strunk, arrested Thursday in
The corridors OF the Municipal build
ing for trying TO strike his wife, who
lad accused him OF non-support, was
nned IS, with the option Of 80 days. by
Police Justice Stein, Friday morning.
Strunk paid.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

The coluncil committee on taxes sat
down hard on the city assessors. Fri
day morning, when 1t recommended
reduction in the assessment levied
against Elizabeth Howell for tract
of land in the northwest section OF
the city, between Twelfth and Wilson
SITS, north OF Seward-ave. extended
The property II vacant and was for
merly on the rolls at $4,000. Two
years ago Assessor Doran figured
out that II the property were subdi
vided into lots 1t would be worth up
wards OF $4,000 and he boosted the
assessment to that figure. The owner
made a vigorous protest to the tax
committee and, through representa-
tive, declared she would sell the prop.
erty for $4,000 any time. The com
mittee accordingly decided to recon-
mend that the old valuation be re.
stored, and the owner will be given
a refund on her taxes for the past two
years provided the committees &C
ton il sustained by the council.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
Says Wayman inundated Witnesses

CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-That witnesses
were taken out and piled with liquor
until intoxicated and then pumped for
information by orders Of States At
torney Wayman was the charge made
today by witness testifying for the
defense In the Lee O'Neil Browne bril-
berry trial. Detective Patrick Keeley,
formerly assigned to the states at
torney office. made the charge. He
said that he was told to take Repre-
sentative Breckemeyer out and to
treat him nicely. He declared that he
took him out and got him drunk.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

Wharf, foot OF Griswold-st.
For Port Huron. way ports steamer
leaves daily, $3.50 O. m. and 3:30 .. N s
rect connection 10 made at sarnia We'd
ERN NAVIGATION CoMPANY'S' mar
HURONIC. for 500. Port Arthur al1
Duluth, and Mondays with 9. s. SA0-
ONIC for 500 and Port Arthur.
steamer leaves daily, e:15 q. m. an4
1850 .. m: Sundays $3.50 q m and See
d. m.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
SALT PLANT DESTROYED.
Fire Wires Out Concern In R've'
Rouge With $50, 1000 Loss.

Rouge With $4,000 Loss.
The plant OF the Detroit Salt Co.,
River Rouge village, was totally de-
stroyed by fire, Thursday night.
Tramps, who had been ordered away
from the premises. are supposed to
have started the blaze. The loss ID
estimated at $4,000. The plant has
been closed for the past three months
and the insurance was allowed to
lapse during that time. Salliotte Il
Furgascn, OF Ecorse. who own the
building, say they will not rebuild.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
PR OMOTERS ARE
OFTEN MISTAKEN

caught the public when they
possibilities Of The discovery and got their
honey.
gracefully acknowledges that he made
him. took his commits
Herald
Official directory
$500 You figure
proposition for the sockhold
Iiouid Air who made exchange
going get anything out OF TINS
loss on
Sromoters frequently mistaken
In Electric r. H. They
ba... w.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

.s9S 1l'se|;1 l!s!'|1|!!! !! 's!!!l

For CieveIand, Pittsburg ana an
?: m Fare to Cleveland. 81: Pittsburr.
III; whole room. ja.so. wesEsenS cxs
night. s25o round trip.
For Alpena, MscRsnac and way ports.
Monday and Saturday. 6 ,. M; Wedneo.
day and Friday. $50 O. m
For Buffalo and ali Rosnts East, daily
Week-End Excursions 20 Bur.le
every Saturday. S3-6u round trip.
Nay tity, saginaw and VIA, portn.
Tuesday and Friday. $3.50 g. m. (foot q
Fer Mackinae IslanA--Spss,si steam~
er service-Mondays. $3.50 = m. ThurS-
days p m No stop en- route except
bound and. Saturday downbound.
civ oo Ticket o orr MMsis.s,s ,Idg-
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
II IT WAS GOOD
YOU COULDN'T GIT IN

could To
highly
will probably be successful
Foma other =. - ..,
advertising
tes n the kind Of who
OF
really good thing slip by them
public
pretty good evidence that not worth
good
a the their disposal and are constantly
kokins somepl
CHICAGO is for money
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| cannot see where you have any
redress against Mr.. Corbett or any
body else There was no misrepresen-
tation, apparently. The facts about
LIQUID air were set before the world
I'D thar uuaro oil ccinnfi acalxr true
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS


of
Detroit Times
and Will be
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

I
Sought that stock ME-
RI 4. butt not
OF worth
L. NJ
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

decidedly do not consider Chicago
q New York Electric Air lire good
thing to invest in. To my recollection
this piece Of road between Laporte
, and Garry. Ind. has been nearing com.
pletion for at least three years. In
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DEIkolI RNrR STEAMERS
: e q;

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Extra steamer saturday aftsrn'n. l:te,
sundays. s.is a. n. and > p m. ronc4
pieces Music all trips Bu6et luoca
Cafe at park. Bates-st wharf, Ne n~
auor permitted
Soiumbia lake Ride. sunday w. Ss3e
The right TO refuse any person 80
mission 20 boats or park 10 reserved
pur-rv-rav cxcvRsr0N ever Asy.
49, ~eek drvs Ne. Sunday ~. peuo1
ers.' reNsv pes~s asa se.ausey wSeo
49, Ssr~es. ~ ~ v~uu6 svse seRe &Hy.
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