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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Observation-Disclosures.

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TAPPAHANNOck, VA. Oct. L.
One OF the most brilliant social events
OF the year was the marriage on Sat
urday. October l. of Prof. william
Gregory Rennolds, superintendent Of
schools in Essex and Richmond eoun-
ties. and Miss Lily Chinn Phillips.
one of the most popular and attrae-
tive young ladies of Dunnsville. The
marriage took place at Ephesus Bap-
fist church, and the cerempns was
performed by the pastor, Rev. George
Y Bradley. Under the direction of
Mrs X. G, kaighn. the church was
tastefnlly decorated in palms, ferns
and white and pink flowers. 20 Per
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

OF pr r u. owsley, near Greenwood.
over 100 entries have been made IN
the eight classes
Additional interest has been added
by having two handsome cups do
mated. The Mirador cup is presented
by Mrs, Reginald Brooks, of Boston,
for the hest hunter, To be shown over
q course across country about one
mile long The Aston cup. presented
by Mrs. William Waldorf Aston. of
London, is for the hunting class, free
for all
The committee In charge of the
show includes DIR. y. p. owsley, CHS
we'll -. i.anghorne, Charles W. HUI
fish, Robert f. Cree, Reginald Brooks,
r.. oatman, William II. BALI and Ar
thur S, Craven.
l. Attend Hop mt Beach.
Among those dancing at a recent
| hop at Virginia Beach were: Mr. and
| Mrs. Conrad Hutchinson, of Rich
/ mond Paymaster and Mrs Parsons,
/ Judge and Mrs A. y, Ackiss, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Southgate Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ James Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs, A.
/ Miller Davidson. Mrs Marie Brans-
! grove. Mrs. Hubert Witt. Misses Ros-
/ allie Harwood. OF Richmond, Esther
/ Sanford, of Nashville, Tenn; Virginia
Dance. Jesse Neimeyer Mildred
/ Hemingway, Mary Waller. Marie
/ Marbury. Page Humphreys Alice Old,
! Page Shelburne. Mary Bell and Alma
6ilennan. Augustine Allen, Margaret
] Bilisoly. Eliza Hamlin, Emma and
! Lavinia Ragland. May and Lena
Brooke. Messrs. Jack Hnndley, Alex
j Grice George Bacot, Kemp Savage.
/ Michael Glennan. Richard Waidrop,
! William Epes, Mcintosh Baylor,
/ Frederick outland, Martin Prentiss,
| Thomas and Heath Hume. Percy
Jones. William Farneli, Charles
| Finch. G. Ward McGourt, John Will
liams Sheldon Sergeant. Joseph Wal
ton, George Fiveash. Clarence
| Thompson, Richard Bagly, Otey
| Mitchell. Clarence Thompson.
Hotze- Harris.
Cards have been issued by Mrs.
Mary Helen Harris announcing the
marriage of her daughter. Edith
Marie. IL Mr.. 8. Emmett Hotxe. of
/ this city, which took place on Sep
| TENDER 81 In New York city. Upon
| their return from their honeymoon.
| spent in the North. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Hotze will be at home after Novem-
Der at 1904 Hanover avenue.
! Conduct Restaurant.
/ The Richmond Chapter, l.. d. c.,
/ will conduct very attractive res
/ taurant at the State Fair Grounds
| next week across from the grand
I stand.
/ Personals.
Miss Bessie Butler, of Bowling
| Green, is the guest OF Miss Virginia
/ Gresham.
i W $. Robertson. Of 110a Grove
avenue. will represent the First Pres
/ hyterian church at the meeting Of
East Hanover Presbytery at Burke
/ Vile on October T.
| Mrs w W. wilkerson, Of Pitts
burg Pa, formerly Miss Susie Ed
wards. of this city, is visiting her
sisters. Mrs. l.. Nealc, on West Grace
street and Mrs. ID f. Mountoastis,
| OF Meadow. street
| Miss Julia Tyler. Of williamsburg,
| IL the guest of Mrs. Preston holland,
| of 26e7 stuart avenue. N
/
Mrs Gillespie Sadler, Of Charlotte,
I ". G. ID the guest Of Mrs. A. *.
Harris on the Three Chopt Road.
Mrs. ". l.. Pollard and daughter,
/ Carrie. will leave 0etober 10 for Mid
dIesboros ny. TO make their future
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

home Mrs. polard's son. Or. w. o.
Pollard.
Miss Marjorie Graves Is the guest
of her aunt. Mrs. c. l. Graves. in
Goraonsyiile
Mrs Bland Mcclure Croxton has
returned after visit to the Misses
Toombs., of Tappahannoek
Mr. and Mrs, A. Won \. Rosenegk
and family, who have been spending
the summer at their cottage at Viz
ginia Beach, are expected 10 return to
Richmond to-day
Miss Grace Vest, who has been the
guest of Miss Beryl Barber in Freder-
icksburg, has returned,
Miss Miceler has gone TO New York
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Society

~,
ine hrst carr tpui hs 49,. I'm 10
season NJ tne oihAh sao p" y,
Atased en- thursday eNe'''n 1se,, 80,
20 THESE tournaments via VIZ ~
the mira ihnrshhs ~ sNsia 'npA.'
during me season. me .iu, ii'''. -,
snip ln1iunes som" ~ tne ~,
hridge ana WHIST Piatfrs ~ N.Y.
mond, and the shhhHs ATS ~
lefesiihs ~ 1he'liselFss' sra. "''
the sociai pieashrs ~ me e,siii"s.
the recitai es 1ehh foMcI, W go $50
day AFTERNOON If ah oSees "'N
pdted event
Returned From New York.
Mrs Graham Hnhson, 81 Rich-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
SHOWS INCREASE
6 OF 81 PER CENT

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HARRiSoNBURG. VA, Oct. L.
According 10 The assessors ffEursss
property values in Rockingham coun-s
~ have made the remarkable increaxo
in fiSe years OF SO per cent. while.
the increase in Harrisonburg IL ~ per
cent. In 1906 the county yaiueo
amounted to Ss.s0I.7Ts. while this
years reassessment shows values ~,
the. amount of $Il.63s.3os. HaRrt~.
sonbufEs property values In 1905 was
sf,07s.53o, and while this year u r
S1.793,625
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Miciie-RolertsDn.

CHARI0TTESNILL VA. Oct. I.
DIR. II. Clay Niche. T. 5. A., son of
Captain II. Clay Niche, OF The
Meadows" this county and Miss I4ou~I
Use Robertson. formerly OF Eiizabeths
n, j.. we're married Friday night ~
Christ Episcopal church, Rev. HAr.s
rr Il. Leo officiating. Or. Houston
Parsons. of Missoula. Mont. was best
man, and Mrs Emily 6staxebrook.
OF Eliza beth, \. j., matron Of honor.
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Crna1.ll-r-(lMeii.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Oct. t.--At
the parsonage Of Court Street Meth
odist church Wednesday Miss Ella
Malinda Owen and Herbert SIDNEY
Crouch. both Of Bedford county, were
married. the ceremony being per-
form by DIR. II. n. bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. Crouch took the first train
after their marriage for Oklahoma,
where they will live.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
To Award Contracts.

ROANOKE. VA, Oct, l.--NeKt
Monday the Norfolk and Western wilt
award contracts for the conatrurkto0
CT an extension of the Dry F0f1
branch, from Gansbrake to Cedae
Blum, distance of fifteen Mtl94.
This line Will connect the nai1 lipo
Of the Poeahontas division with thes
clinch Valley. A tunnel 800 feet IN
length Ii now being bored on the
extension by u. w. Fllckwir,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

feet Love" was sweetly sung by Mr.
W. J, Phillips. brother Of the bride
Just before the ceremony. and the
wedding marches were rendered by
Mrs. I.uvile Ware. The bridesmaids
were Miss Mary Campbell and Miss
Annie Laurie billiard, They wore
gowns of pale blue satin, with big
black picture hats and carried pink
roses The flower girls were Miss
Hannah Hunaley and Miss Margaret
Kriete. They were attired in white
silk and carried baskets of pink and
white flowers The maid Of honor,
Miss Lily Gaines. was dressed In blue
net over pale blue satin. with silver
trimming black picture hat and car
ried pink roses, The bride was given
away by her brother, Mr.. J. G., Phil
lips Her costume was dark blue
travelling suit, with BLACK picture hat
and she~ carried a shower bouquet of
Brides roses. The groomEfnen We're
Messrs. Addison Hennolds and j. sgd
ner Phillips, the ushers, Mr. y. Al.
Ware, Mr.. E. w Phillips. MIR. X. q.
billiard and Mr., Frank Hutchinson.
Mr., Albert c. Rennelds was best man.
After receiving the congratulations
OF their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Rem
holds left by steamer for the Warm
Springs va. They will make their
future home in Centre Cross, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

TO spend the winter with her aunt.
Mrs. c, II. Mahle,
Miss Daisy Morgan Is visiting
friends IN Salem.
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Blnnks--<,an,ryi,ell

IlYNCHBURG. va Ocl At
the home of the bride. Miss Cornelia
Campbell. OF this city, was welded
to +, r.. Blanks. a merchant at Sweet
Briar. Amherst county. Friday. They
went for trip to Washington and
Atlantic City before taking UP their
residence at Sweet Briar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Wednesday by DIR, Il. H. Bennett.
pastor of the Court Street MethodtSt
church. They went immediately to
Erie. where the groom is employees
as a cistl engineer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
Sl,unlakcr-Kneislky.

WINCHESTER, VA. Oct. L.
James u. Shumaker, Of Fairmont. W.
Va. and Miss Elizabeth Katharine
Kneisiey, were married 4 'ths home
Of the brides parents near MARI
bore. Frederick county, BY Rev. De-
Witt Heery. Of Southern Methodist
church.
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HEATHVILLE. VA. Oct. l.--Inyi-
tations have been issued TO the mar
riBEe OF Miss Alma Mason Brent. the
accomplished daughter OF DIR. An
drew M. Brent. OF HeathEville. Va,
and Mr., Mercer Neale, Of Donora, Pa.
The wedding, which will be one OF
the most brilliant affairs OF the sea-
son, Will take place in St. Stephens
Episcopal church. Heathsville. Va,
October is, at II o'clock. Rev.
Lewis Carter Harrison. who Is just
returning from Europe, wall perform
the ceremony. Miss Brent In we'll
known in the Northern Neck and is
extremely popular. Mr.. Neale liz q
civil engineer and holds lucrative
position with the American Steel and
Wire Works. After the marriage the
couple Will take steamer for their
future home In, ponera. Pa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Visitors to the State Fair 7e1H find hearty
1veleome AT ont store and the greatest variety Of
Furniture, Floor Coverings, and Stores in the
city at the lo1eest prices. Special discounts for
Fair Week and freight charges prepaid
Make orr store your headquarters and sve
suW do our best TO make Your stay in our city
pleasant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LYNCEBuRG. VA. Oct. l.-
Frank Park Johnsoni Of Erie. Pa.
and Miss MgrgAret Bedlah Henley. Of
linnyillA~ ~. g. vAna naA.aieA hAra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
MafchIess Values Offered
In New Fall Suits

Novelty Suits of fancy mixtures and ire
visible stripe worsted, 30-inch coats trctly
tailor finish, new skirts, at SIS H17 60
anu Va y wv
Finely Tailored Suits of invisible stripe gray
s sa'''"s' new cut coat and skirt $1,000
Nebby Suits of basket weave cloth. in all
new shades, strictly mannish cut, C0E m
Strictly Man Tailored Suits of fine imported
material basket and diagonal, 2o-inch coats,
with new. three-piece skirts, cor M
at V0~sVV
Very Dressy Suits of chiffon broadcDth,
nobby cuts handsomely braided; CC7En
these come in all new shades. at. sDO .JV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01

Ladies Sweaters, in white. gray
and cardinal, pearl but
tons. fancy German Ct 90
weave ~ ~
Ladies Sweaters. in plain and
herringbone weave; white, Oxford
and cardinal, pearl but GO 40
tons. with pockets. for. 3k.4C
Ladies Double Breasted Sweat
ers, all wool, very nobby CI 40
effect, for. .......... 14.fO
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Coat Sweaters for Fall
For Women, Boys, Girls and Infants.

Before purchase Coat for fall visit the Ihahm
where largest variety Richmond
which selection We sell the alwoo kind
prce/you elsewhere for cheaper grades.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-01
The Falls Best
Showing Of Waists

Smart Black Taffeta Waists tail GO OQ
ored and fancy styles. at $3.48 and tpO.CC
Chiffon Waists, in brown, navy, gray, Wis
tara and black, made over Persian tucked
and trimmed with elfplatings, or m
at 9O.VU
Very Dressy Chiffon Waists. with fancy
lace yoke. silver lace trimming, XII CT 10
mono sleeves, at ,..,,s........... ~ 40
The Julia Sanderson' Waists, made OF hand
some alloyer silk embroidery lace, Mandarin
s ssss,s fl finished ss ~'h braid S1248
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
veteran English publisher Dead.

LONDON. June Sir George
Newnes, one or the best known pub
lishers in England, died today. He
Wounded the Westminster Gazette, It'd
Bits and the Strand Magazine
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
FREAK GEYsER sP0UTS ICE
WATER $50 FEET IN AIR
Scientists Marvel at Remarkable Phe-
nomenon Just Discovered in Vel
lowstone National Park.

HELENA, Mont, June 9.-Nature
once more has played prank upon
scientists. In the Yellowstone Ma
tional Park. Winter Keeper Bunsen. OF
Norris station, has newly discovered
a startling phenomenon, geyser
which at intervals of twenty-four hours
throws a stream OF ice cold water $50
feet into the air All geysers known
heretofore spouted boiling water.
This freak has been christened the
Valentine. by strange coincidence.
Keeper Bunsen's discovery upsets the
accepted theory advanced by the great
sci -ntist. his namesake The latter az.
firms that by seepage from the surface
the geyser tube Is filled with a column
OF water, which, at a considerable
depth. Is heated by buried lava or
other volcanic substances. When the
water in the lower part OF the tube
reaches the boiling point a portion of
~ is converted into steam, and by ex.
pansion causes a surface overflow.
Thus relieved of pressure. a huge vol
ume nf water flashes into steam and la
violently elected into the air.
How scientists will reconcile an ice
water geyser with this theory Is a mat
ter or interesting conjecture.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
ODD FELLOWS ACQUIT DAVIS.
charges Made by lngersoll Encamp
ment Of Detroit Not Sustained.

LUDINGTON, Mich, June S.-The
annual meeting OF the grand encamp-
ment and department council, Patri-
archs Militant and Odd Fellows, was
ended yesterday afternoon. Lansing
was selected for the next meeting
place.
The case of Brig Gen f. w. Davis,
OF Detroit, against whom charges or
conduct unbecoming a member by
using his connections with Odd Eel
lows for personal gain. which charges
were preferred by Ingersoll encamp-
ment, No 20. of Detroit, was referred
10 committee on appeals. consisting OF
@. II. Branch, w. w. Luce, j. L. Hart
man. " X. MELVILLE and Frank Shep-
ard, who reported for his acquittal
THE report was adopted with but four
dissenting votes.
The following officers were elected
/ by the grand encampment: Grand
patriarch. j. l.. Miller. Charlotte;
grand high priest. Isaac Cochin. De.
troit; grand senior warden, James
Johnson. Cadillac; grand scribe, John
Is. Penfield. Vicksburg; grand treas.
urer Andrew Harshaw, Detroit; grand
junior warden, Thomas Conlin. Crystal
Falls: representatives to sovereign
grand lodge, two years, r. Betting.
| Pontiac; one year. j. j. Foster.
The matter OF redistricting the state
lwill be decided during the year
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
MINER BRINGS IN $50
POUNDS OF GOLD DUST
On Arrival at Seattle He Hands Out
IS Tips From Fortune OF
$4,000

&loOsSON
SEATTLE. June S.-When the
steamer humboldt, from Skagway, ar
rived here she had among her passen-
eers San Hagan, mining man 81
Dawson, who, with his wife. had come
over the White Pass railway TO Skag-
way, bringing with them 500 pounds
Troy or gold dust worth 100000.
When the Humboldt reached the
pier Mr.. Hagen, aided by his wife and
one OF the ships men, dragged a
strong box 10 the gangplank and with
additional help lifted the box to a
truck and wheeled Ii To the entrance
OF the wharf While he stood guard
over the box the men went back 20
Dir. Hagan's stateroom. where Mrs.
Hagan was carefully guarding a big
sack OF gold dust. At her direction
and accompanied by her, they carried
the sack 10 where Mr.. Hagan WAS
standing guard over the strong box.
The men were then dismissed. each
receiving a s. bill. Calling IN ex-
pressman. Mr. Hagan engaged the
wagon and asked two men who We're
passing the door 10 help him lift the
strong box and sack into the wagon.
Here is something for your troub-
le," he said; you men can divide 1t.
and he handed one OF them $40 bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagan got into the
wagon and instructed the driver TO
take them up TO the Stevens hotel.
Il want the best room in the house.
he said TO the clerk; expense is no
object"
He was taken to room 122. and with
the aid of the porter the strong box
and big sack of gold dust were drag
ged into the elevator. out at the first
landing and into the room. s. bill
was handed 10 the porter. Mr.. Hagan
then went out and bought two strong
suit cases
The following morning Mr.. Hagan
paid his bill at the hotel, called for All
express wagon and. loading the suit
cases and big sack or gold dust, he
and Mrs. Hagan were driven TO the
King-st depot Aided by two men,
the suit cases and sack were carried
TO the Pullman car on the Portland
train. He said when he left the hotel
that he was going TO San Francisco.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10

loting on sick and accident PROPOSE
ton. one OF the new stunts recon-
mended by Lovelace. There is also a
Love TO have the national conventions
held every four years instead OF bi-
annually. The entire day was taken
up with the balloting and the nomina'
ton of officers.
The proposition TO repeal the entire
rate schedule and substitute a single
rate table for all classes OF members
was overwhelmingly defeated.
Another scheme TO authorize lodges
outside OF Michigan which have no
hives TO admit women to the camps
was also voted down, as trenching on
the feld reserved to the ladies'.
The bylaws were amended so that
members who join lodge for social
purposes only cannot hold office. Only
benefit members can be so honored
hereafter. The per diem OF delegates
to the great camp was raised from 80
q day 10 So.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10

irons and citizens generally. Address
ing Mrs. w. A. McGraw, chairman OF
the day. and the ladies OF the execu-
tive committee who stood behind him
the mayor said:
Il am sure the people of Detroit
appreciate the spirit with which the
ladies have undertaken the good work
for this most worthy cause in the his
tory OF our country. The people have
shown their appreciation in the past
and | know are only waiting TO do
their share in acknowledgement with
their contributions. | wish you the
success YOU certainly deserve.
Pretty Pictures on Street Corners.
Many OF the young women workers
were dressed in dainty white gowns.
with little white caps perched fetch
ingly ON fashiorably coiffed hair and
made exceedingly attractive pictures
on the various street corners TO which
they were assigned with their chaper-
ones.
Il have just come in from the coun'
try and somehow I'm blocks walk no.
body has asked me TO buy tag ami
feel so offended that | am going 10
ask you to please let me purchase
one" said one prosperous-looking cit
izen to worker on the Campus Mar
thus. And he handed out So bill IN
exchange fer the tag. saying he did
not want any change.
On another corner a working man
approached young girl and gave her
sc cents for a tag. saying he did so
in memory of his little daughter who
had been taken away from him mary
years ago. a victim TO the white
plague.
Mrs. B. C. Whitney. chairman of
the press committee, on her way
down 10 headquarters from her home
said her automobile was hailed a do2'
en- times by workers asking her 10
send messengers with more tags IS
their SUPPLY was almost exhausted.
THAT looked pretty good 10 me for
the biggest tag day We have ever
had. when supplies give out within
an hour or two after the sale begins,
said Mrs Whitney w.sh enthusiastic
satisfaction.
Chauffeurs OF the taxicab companies
locked very we'll pleased with them
selves in having on the seat beside
them smartly frocked women. repre-
sentative OF the inner circles OF So
ciety. These ladies rode in the taxi
cabs TO collect all fares and IL mus be
said that such mode OF conveyance had
u suspicious popularity. The fair
chauffeuse did not forget TO tag their
fares. either. and 10y" rides were q
popular diversion OF the day.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
RAPS MUCKRAKERS.
Warden Fuller Delivers Address at
MEETING in Bay City.

BAY CITY. Mich. June SIN an
address before the chiefs o. police,
sheIiffs and prosecutors, who are
meeting in convention here, Otis Fai-
,ef, warden of the state reformatory
at Ionia. Yesterday afternoon scored
the prison undertaking" as he called
it,
He said the new primary law was
an aid TO the vicious legislative muck
lakcrs. and tisat the newspaper muck
raker stirred prisoners TO rebellion
and unrest.
Warden Fuller upheld the parole
laws in prisons
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
|OL.LEN LIMBS
! Coaslazf Pan For Weeks
rid Ths Csse Of Rheuma-
I'm WhichW ss Cured by
DE Tonic Treatment.

NJ one who suffers from rheuna-
= Rill recognize the description OF q
~ case It sight
tho following brief statement are
~ described the symptoms which
~ patient will recognize and the means
Which cure was effected in this case
&oocdbed with equal fidelity.
ID you are suffering from any form OF
11matism with loss OF flesh and strength,
~ Aiming of the blood, the remedy
~ was % effective here deserves q
cfough trial.
4n Marion Britt, of No. 1927 Robert
- street, Marine City, Mich, was per
nncntly cured by DIR. Williams Pink
Her experience follows:
#etA few winters ago / caught cold,
Gon In q rundown condition and later
IA IN attack OF inGammatory rheuma-
IN IN my arms and legs. was under
6oc10r's care for some months but be-
me no better. | was in constant pain
Md for four weeks could not move hand
1r loot nor bear my weight on my feet.
~ limbs were swollen and in terrible
cundition.
II felt Il was time / tried some medi-
Eine that had cured rheumatism ard
while looking for such u remedy, my
&lsfer wrote me about DR.. Williams
Pink Pills and told NE 10 give them
1borough trial They helped me from
<bestart and / took several boxes TO
make certain OF complete cure. / think
very highly of DR. Williams Pink Pills
md have since given them with benefit
- my daughter for impure blood.
4 That the ordinary medical treatments
~ rheumatism are far from satisfactory
- known by everyone who has ever suf-
bred from the disease. Toeyery sufferer,
/hcrefpre, the fact that DIR. Williams
Pink Pills cure rheumatism, as hundreds
4 cases like the above proves, will be
welcome news. Some 81 these cures are
6ycn i'm our booklet, Diseases of the
Hood" which will be sent free upon
postal card request. This booklet also
contains information OF value 10 every
nuherer from impure blood
Dr. Williams Pink Pills are also
highly recommended for clllorosis or
kreen sickness. general debility, anamia,
1tomach trouble, and the after-etiects of
Vie grip and fexess.
y DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold by all
druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price, 80 cents per box; six
boxes for $3.50, by the DIR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
GIVE WARNING TO CROOK.
sDetroit Poor Place For YOU" Justice
Stein Tells Little Patsy"

Detroit is poor place for fellows
<Of your stamp TO come to, and the
51coner you realize it the better" said
FpolIce Justice Stein TO Patrick Nc.
)Guire. alias Mulroy. alias Little Patsy,
THURSDAY morning Mcguire was
picked up by Detective Frank Wilkin-
ron. Wednesday, in pursuance of po-
{lice campaign against crooks.
He Is man with a police reputa-
<uon," said Wilkinson TO the court.
["such fellows as he are heading in
here right along and we want to &c.
hid OF them as fast as they come"
THE police court will help the po
<lIce as far as 1t Is able" said Justice
}Btein.
Mcclure pleaded that he had not
been arrested for a long time but he
could give no satisfactory account OF
his presence here. Justice Stein ad-
!5ourned the case until Saturday to
<aive time to look up McGuire's record.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-10
Cruel to Horse: Eined SIS.

Thomas Johns. In Police Justice
Stems court, Thursday morning on
u charge of cruelty TO his horse. was
lined SIS, with the option OF 30 days
Ia the Detroit House of Correction. A.
~. Kohler. who was in court on the
same charge. was discharged, because
10 was shown that the horse was not
his property.