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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
AMONG THE INJURED
DIR. Truman Has Busy Day Taking
Stitches In Heads.

DR.. Truman, Of the city ambulance.
Yesterday treated the following cases:
George W. Fibbs colored. fell
through a floor near Twentieth and
Franklin streets, and on his way down
caught by his chin In which . large
cash was cut. lie was treated by the
surgeon and carried to his home, T22
North Seventeenth street.
Jim Edwards. colorcd. fell while
rolling n wheclbarrow at the Rich
mond Guann Works. and broke his
shoulder. lie was able to walk TO his
home 62s North Twenty ighth street,
and was treated there ny DR. Truman.
Robert Tousc. colorcd, Of 3l2 East
Main street. got tho sharp end OF !,
pick driven through his hand while at
work near Eighteenth and Main
Streets. He was carried TO his homo.
Percy Carter, coorcd. OF 2220 East
Main street and a friend Of his We're
teasing n dog belonging TO a little col
orcd girl who was passing. The dog
got tired Of it nd bit Carter's friend.
whercnt Percy laughed so heartily that
the friend hit him over the head with
a brick Dr thurman bad to take sew
cra1 stitches
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
DR. CAVE ARRIVES HERE
TO DELNi5i; LECTURE TONIGHT

The Rev. r. l.. cave n. d.. Of 81. Louis
NO. VINO ls 10 lecture tonight under the
auspices OF the women's societies Of Sev.n,,
I,ttec' .thristian church in tho Jefferson
Hotel auditorium, arrived Vastnra,,. 49,
noon, and is the guest of Miss t,nrv ~ 9
East Grace street
iis subject for to-iich, Is ..IovaI,r ~
.he ''id dominion. Or, Cave formerly. lived
~ NlGninohd, ANA his powers Of orato.y are
:" Wt'i hho"h ns 10 promise him hig au-
"'.hce among his friends In this city
iie IS Confederate veteran. who bears
tnt sears oi INC conflict through which he
faSstd, us lecture touches upon all periods
q virginia history and has been delivered
"ith sreat success in ST. Louis louisville
ahc other cities OF the Middle West ana
SOUTHWEST pr Gave has accedcd TO n re-
quest from the Confederate veterans 10 re-
neaf II al their general reunion 10 be held
this year ~ Little Rock, Ark.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Inprovised Camp Built for Man
Suffering With Tubercu1ar
Trouble.

To care for a patient found to be
suffering from tuberculosis. and being
against tho rules of the institution to
keep consumptives In the wards. cn
improvised camp has been erected n
the yard of the Memorial hospital, and
the patient is now being cared for out
of-doors.
A large bed was placed upon the
ground, and over this a canopy was
constructed The patient. swathcd in
heavy blankets, Is In no way exposed
to the yagarles of tho weather, and
is apparently doing we'll under this
treatment.
However. he will shortly he trans
fcrrcd 10 Pine Camp for further care.
The man was taken 10 the hospital
for an operation made necessary by
tubcrcnlar bones, but subsequently the
disease dcvclopcd in tho lungs. and he
was at once removed from the build
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
HAD SUIT FILED
BY TELEGRAP
Munroe &, Co. Seek DAMAGE
Amounting to $4,000 From
Southern Railway.

suit was fled yesterday in the civ
Slrcuit Court by Henry w. Munroe.
r.eaerie G.. DeReisct. George p. Munroc
CO. partners. transactinE business ~ .
uer inc iirrn name or John Munroc e.
90. against the Southern Railway
COMPANY for damages In the sum or
$4,000.
NO declaration has been Med Tho
acton was brought by Christian. Cor
don &; Christian Judge Ccorpo !
Christian, Of that firm, said that he
was as yet In ignorance Of the ground
OF The action. having filed the notice
OF suit on Geographic advice from q
corresponding Law firm In Nov York
city. where tho firm OF John Munrce
&: Co. ia located.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
WILL LEARN TO RIDE
Howttzer.' school OF E3uuitntion to
Begin Work Tn-Night.

Under the direction of Louis Schul-
enbcrg as riding master. the school OF
equation Tor the Richmond llowit-
zers Will begin work tonight at $50
o'clock The date for the Inauguration
OF this departure has been advanced
one week. 1t being the original inten-
ton TO begin next Tuesday
AS previously stated. Captain Myers
has made this, arrangement to instruct
the battery In Craftsmanship. Inas-
much as field artillery is OF value only
so far as it Is mobile, it was realized
that the men must be made thorough
Is familiar with the riding and dr!v-
ing OF horses. Looking forward to that
day. generally regarded as Inevitable,
when the militia will be in active SER
vice, the highest degree Of efficiency
The school Of equitation will be con-
Quoted on the vacant ground between
the Eighth Street and the Seventh
Street armory buildings of the battery.
which Is said to be large enough for
the purpose 1t will he lighted and
NAV perhaps be covered later Under
recent decision OF the State Military
Board. the amount given to each bat
terry for instruction Of personnel has
been doubled. With the Idea In view
Of training in the field with horses.
which VIII como later with experiences
All friends Of the battery are invited
to the opening session tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
DELICATE OPERATION
Two Pieces Of Bone Removed From
CerNicni Nertchrnc by SmrEcOnn.

When two pieces Of bone were re-
moved from the cervical vertebrate of
Or. r. G. Faulkner. of Dover. y. c..
who SUSTAINED q severe fracture in the
bones tn. neck when diving in the
river near Fort Barnwcll. y. O. an UNI
usual and remarkable operation was
performed Yesterday 5nSt i,ukc's Hos
Iital. 1t Is seldom attempted EXCEPT
IN extreme eases
The life Of The Young physician last
night was said TO he in tho balance.
After tho operation the surgeons We're
unahlc 70 say what the outcome would
be
The accidcnt resulted in paralysis i
the body Of tho patient below the
ar,ns though ne ala not lose con
seriousness nor power Of speech
i)r. Faulkner is weii known in Rich
mond. having graduated from the rni-
vcrsity College az Medicine and only
recently took NJ ri. practice In Dover.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
BROAD QUESTION
PUT Up TO COURT
Suit May Determine Amount Of
Change Passengers Can
Get on Cars.
BRADSHAW SEEKS DAMAGES
Elected and Arrested When He
Offered S. Bill and Would
Not Get Off.

AS "a test case to see whether street
car conductors may be required to give
change for bills as large as So. trial
began yesterday in the Law and Equi-
~ Court of the damage suit Of y. X.
Bradshaw against the Virginia Rail-
way and Power Company in which
damages arc laid at $500. The evt-
dence was fully heard and the Jury
adjourned to this morning at 10
o'clock when the case Will be argued
BY Wyndham Meredith for Mr.. Brad
shaw. and by Captain a. b. Guigon
anu Thomas Il. Ryan for the street
car company.
Alr Bradshaw sets forth that on Nav
Z. 1910. he was Il passenger on car 60.
OF the Broad and Ninth street line,
and that having no small coin Of the
exact size for his fare he rendered
TO the conductor a IS bill. Tho CON
ductor refused 10 accept it, and In
sisted that he get off the car. and on
his refusing to get off. he was charged
with disorderly conduct. and turned
over to Policeman roler, who was
also on the car. Mr.. Bradshaw al
leges that he was seized and forced
out of the car. ana escorted BY po-
liccman through the public streets to
tanned a half-hour he was admitted TO
bail Two days later his case was
called in the Police Court on the
charge of being disordcrly, and he
was acquitted.
Holds Amount Excessive.
The street car company asserts tina;
81 is an excessive amount to REQUIRE
conductors to furnish in change-that
the usual rule on street cars IN this
and other cities is TO supply change
up to 81. but not more, ana court de-
cisions were cited on the argument
on instructions to show that this view
had been sustained elsewhere. 'rhc
company also holds that Mr.. Brad
shaw's refusal TO get out Of the car
when ordered TO do so by tho con-
ductor was disorderly conduct. and
Justified the conductor in ma KING, such
charge The verdict will be Of sne
cial interest as involving primarily the
question Of whether conductors may
pc required TO furnish change al all
4 has heen argued that the furnishing
oof change in any amount is q mere
convenience 10 the travelling public,
ana Is not primarily the duty or the
car company or its employees in pro
NiuinG safe transportation. On the
other hand. If conductors are to lie
required to furnish unlimited change
IT viii be necessary either to supply
each car With q large sum of money
ior such purpose, or else allow SUCH
people as choose TO tender large bills
20 ride free, a custom which would
realty lend itself to much abuse. The
travelling public, however contends
mat furnishing change is Legitimate
part OF business TRANSACTIONS ana
'hat conductors arc required under the
coinlnon law to provide il on cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
JEWS TOOBSERVE
SACRED FESTIVAL
Services at Beth Ahabah to Com
memorate Exodus From
Egypt.

At Beth Ahabah Synagogue there will
be services in celebration OF the Pass
over which falls on Thursday .lpril
~. There VIII be short service Wcd
resdas evening at G:l5 O'clock, ana !,
regular service on Thursday morninr;
Ct lo:i5. DIR. L. X. Calisch viii prcac.,
az The morning service
passover Nesach, Is the seven days'
festival observed ~ the Jew in the
farly sprine IN comnemoration OF the
H,Sodus from Egypt In ancient lewish
nc ! was the first OF the three Pill
Jew was REQUIRED 10 present himself III
person al the central sanctuary in Jc-
rusaleIr Although the Passover has
certain features In common with TIN
universal spring festival, II is its his
tcrical Significance which gives II last
ing vitality 4 Is the great indepen-
ocncc day OF the lew. the first event
II MS national history. an event which
BECAME fundamental In all his think
ing too as evidenced hv the frequent
reference TO the great deliverance Tho
FESTIVAL Is ushered in by Il family ser
vice, called the Seder. at which certain
SYMBOLS ceremonials arc observed
Each participant--aHd the Iowltcst is
privileged to sit at the table that
nights required TO drink four cups
of wine, in memory Of the four prom
Israel from bondage on the table are
the unleavened cakes (matzos) tho
shin- bone OF lamb froasted on the
=
sacrifice. n roasted egg, a mixture OF
apples and nuts (charoseth). to sym
!t.ilze the mortar with which the
Egyptians made bitter tho lives" Of
the fathers. and bitter herbs (naror),
reminiscent OF the unhappy days in
EGYPT. In song and story. tho tale Of
INC oppression and the Ncliverance IS
Tchcarscd Psalms OF thanksgiving
lfialleD. strike the Keynote Of the
HAPPY OCCASION. The services, inter-
rnpted for the family diencr. close
win number Of merry folk songs.
expressive of the character OF the -cele-
Dration. @ ~-
During the festival. unieavcned bread
IS eaten instead OF the usual leaven.
IN orthodox homes. great care is taken
mat all traces of leaven be removed
before the beginning Of the festival.
Sets Of dishes. otherwise unused. ara
provided.
Services are held In the synagogues
ana sermons are preached in Keeping
with the thoughts OF the festival Ok
cerpts from. or, In some cases the
are read.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

ing.
Though he is seriously i'll. and will
have to undergo an operation. 1t is
believed that the open-air treatment
VIII be of vast benefit him.
This is The first time any hospital
in Richmond has placed a patient IN
the open. and much interest is
centred around the outcome OF tho
experiment.
Sleeping out of door is known to be
one OF the best remedies for persons
with tubercular affections, but 1t is
practiced to only a small extent in
cities. though given the widest range
in rural institutions csta blished for the
sole purpose Of treating victims.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
MOTHERS CLrBS Will.
ELECT OFFICERS TODAY

loving mothers Clubs Is called Ia the fact
fha' tho annual election ~ officers ~ thcr
redoration VIII b4 held 4; 3 o'clock ths
afternoon N The rnus:crooin OF tho Lohu
NArshan High school:
Belerue Mrs ". II. curry president.
Central Mrs 2 \. l.ndsHs president;
T.lpa, Mis-, ~ +. Nenna. president: Madison
hrs J. - ap.ers. president. Monumental
Mrs. William Gemmeil president; Nichol-
son Mrs. r u Rcauis. president: Spring
fnid Mrs. ". 4 j!all ires don't: stopcwal
Jackson Mrs =. " E5oatwriFi.t president
Randolph. Mrs Charles F. Brewing; Pow.
hater. MRS. Edwur' Burton. PRESIDENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
ARGUE DEMURRER
Saunders Contcrtinr Claim Of Avis Heirs
In

Argument was heard yesterday before
Judge Grinrsr in ;hs Chancery Court upon
demurrer 10 ,hA bill filed IN the suit o.:
the heirs % Iobevt Avis against +. \.
Saunders fcr the possession 81 Weyanokc a
valuable estate On James Rlvcr below Rich
!nond. Decision was reserved The ground
.ot the demurrer x on the legal contention
involving whcihcT = certain sals BY which
the property was transferred some Years ago
Should have been advertised Tor thirty days.
Or whethfr the sale vas legal when adycr-
,!Sed fer csseg period
WiiAan i. i.a,Ga appeared ter the Avis
netFs ana GccrgH Bryan. FOR Sir, Saunders
The estate has in recent Years greatly in
creased IN valrc, partly 10y reason q. I'M
rroysmcnis mad" SINCE II ca,nc into posses
zion of Nj saunders ANA is now valued o t
trn,n tisGtNn IA $50 90
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Services nt Westminster

fhA llsl.al custom q 4 prcparAtory seryire
Il Wes:mirs;er Presbyterian church on
E:idny preceding tic sacrament, ~ mo
i.orG supper Vii be dcviated from nj ;ha
coming celebration SUNDAY next in ,hnt
there wili bc services Wednesday, rturada :
ana friday cvonlnss at els o'clock
I on Wedncsday nr. por,sr viii preach:
presbyterian Church. VIII conduct the scr.
vices ARD on I'rday. Or. McFaden. OF the
flFst ChurGh, Mli occupy the Iu!u!i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
On Nii.Sjun ~ p..,c

J.. u Fishcr district secretary o, IND
uniiea S'atcs rivli Service Commission. wns
q EAsiiof AestcfdaS IN The federhl building
The last visit of secretary Fisher ~ pr,
mono was Tor the purposc ~ taking depo.i.
tons N nc charges 81 alleged '.perntcio,is
pphncei 'activ!ty preferred aEa!nst some
81 VIC i6ehi governmental cnp!nyes Mr.
flshcf sayc hssirnhces yesterday that his
pscscn; visit was npUn mission OF maze >,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
GAMBLER PLEADS GUILTY
Gebhardt, Who Ran Arlington Club, Tincd
and Put Under Bond.

On npreai from the Police Court where
he was dned $500 for running a gambling
resort known as tho Arlington Literary So
cle,y CHRISTOPHER Gerhard; was hned $50
and m, under bond Of $500 IN the Hastings
Court Sfsterday
rebhardt pleaded guilty and Judge via:
revoked The charter q his literary So
c.oty" The place was recently raded by
thc police aad number oI games OF chance
r0und running AZ fill blast. Gehhardt was
allowed nntil this morning 10 raise the
money toI his nne ard make rein@nis
III his bond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

James Sully. colored VINO dFives for
T.. +. Hall. was sent out Yesterday to
get a load OF brick from :; pile that
belonged to his employer Sullv made
mistake and began to load tic brick.
Of W r. Phillips. Mr.. Phillips saw
him, and made strenuous complaint
ana no explanation that SALLY could
make would satisfy him. 50 Sully vent
70 the second Police station. AIr Hall
heard ABOUT IT, and forthwith bailed
milo I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Aldermen Met 70 Nieht

The Board % Aldermen viii meet tonight
AZ o'clock IN regular monthly session
joint session OF the Board OF Aldermen ana
common Council viii be held a, : 30 O'Clock
- act on the resignation OF Dr. Edward
Mccarthy as a district physician The resir-
nation OF joseph Johnston as clerk az tho
Second Market VIII also bc presented
though the call Issued hs President Whittct
does not include the selection OF a now
market clerk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
Repair Old Wharf.

~ a meeting Of the Committee on I'm
provcmcHt Of the James River last nigh,
contract was awarded to Ross Lowry al $3.50
for making repairs to the old wooden wharf
at the foot or Ash street. belonging ia the
city. and intended to be used a temporary
'ion OF the proposed reinforced concrete
wharf,
The Committec on Advertising the RE-
sources OF the City. scheduled 10 meet YES
ferday at noon in the office OF Mayor Rich
ardson failed OF quorum
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

NJ iNbWEhI ncetIlV 81 ,hc Uiri-
mono Academy of Medicine ami Sur.
RhrN VII be he'd ~ tho rravclers' PRO
,9cilYr Association Building. Third ana
Main streets Tonight Papers viii
&c rnad hY Dr. a G.. Brown. Jr ma
pr g. Paul LaRcquc. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

. The Blues AssOoiatlon hold It's
monthly meeting last night al tho arr
mory. President Clarence wyatt in tho
chair. Certain matters were discussed
az TO the fMtLlre Of the 0attallnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
neccption "a Tcmpernnce workera.

. Tcception in honor of tho membere Of
Francis Willard branch. Womans Temper
hnCe League Of America. took place last
night III The homo Of Mrs T. w Anderson
South Bclviderc street
IN interesting musical program was car
ried out Among those who participated
were Mrs. r. NJ. Michael. Reginald Walker.
MISS Minnie CoEbill s. G. Wilkinson Mrs
r. Y. Wood ana Mrs. F. L. Cole
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
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Eeftncra' nUIccra IN Mat

TIE EXECUTING committee q tho
farmers Educational and Co-0rera-
tive Union Of America. Virginia pivi-
sion. VIII meet at o'clock tonight
II the Lexington Hotel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
(,nntafn .JnryIs I'LL

Captain Jarvis Ill.
Captain George ". jarvis we'll known in
2ichmond- was taken 10 the Memorial Hos
pital yesterday. His Illness is no. looked
uDou rs scrious
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
To Hold Social Sess,on

: =
METROPOLITAN Lodge. No o2s. 10. q F.
VIII have n social session Thursday night,
al which time members OF Capital Citv
Lodge No. 2a2. and Canton (Va.) Lodge No
=! will be guests. E!abora tie gemcnts
nave been made for :hc occa sion. and It is
expected that large gathering will be pres
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
. SKULL FRACTURED
Man Seriously Injured hy Fall Willie
Painting Engine.

While painting an engine at the
Chesapeake and Ohio shops Yesterday.
K. r Goddin. Of Maddox Hill, LOST his
footing and fell about fifteen feet.
landing on his head DR. thurman OF
the. city ambulance, found that he was
badly hurt. and rushed him 10 the
William Byrd Hos nital There it WAS
found that his skull had been frac-
tured Just hack of The ear and tina t
his condition was serious
\ portion of the skull was removed.
and one Of the blood vessels of the
brain found to he r,,pturcd 1t was
necessary to perform trephinin c,
"neration. which the physicians arc
by no means sure Will sa"e his life
~ the hosn!tal late last night Cod
din.s condition was said to he very
serious. lie WAS rendered unconscious
By the fall and now remains in that
condition.
To Speak at Richmond College
pr H. G. Mabie NJ Rochester. " r. will
speak this evening At 8 o'clock at Richmond
College on Educational Conditions IN the
Far Fast" He has recently returned from
triD around the world TO study cdtIca tiona
Questions The public is invited.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11

olv neaA.ss Wien next sf.
Well out 70 sea, IT IS thoul
rl!i ccmc shorewayd again
vIaicrs arc waiting for h.n while |,
r-ople or the towns alone the shore are
practically all down ut the water fron..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-11
FARMERS HOG
SWALLOWS HIS S2,7OC
'rr'h'nii Qninn OF IoncyviiIc,
hnlts tnclc ,S"rn TO Nrimbnrae
: HIM for Los1 OF IiunizroN,

WaseiNcIoy ID. g. !sa.urda,.-a ians,,
hog ia, "on no roof wa worth more
'hhn s?lt3 Su' tdoaafd %as valued: only
.atis Fel@h, rs pork broush, to tina city
r:e e'iia2 ouion. A. farmer rcs!Jlns near
ortyrMf- QhnH.fad "lth aim maxi
.,oai ono nizh, mistake tor 4 .Handrulfot
hrehkfas; fooa,, bu, w!ich,, he say.. wde
oacerhiS bdnkroli :,
Quinn .iyc he chn prove That .,1oyso;;,
bounced rron md devous ed 81. io1 y i,eh 'ss
droppad TIN tina pen Willie fcediny'tfIo aIt.
,na!. y no CANDID 4als 60 ths "a .Isfncti,n
% the treasury pspsT,ment he wW, be rs -
The Detroit times., 1911-11-22
BIRTHS.

BOYS.
s Brock, 256 Thlrty-second.
Louis NJ. Cohen, 325 Warren E.
Peter Dziecoloski, 493 Superior.
y B. Sharp, So Sherwood.
" Kolito, 1864 Dubois.
F. Kazmierczak, l6 Homestead-pl.
w Farnum. twins, 462 Wilkins
A. Bukowski, 1872 Cicotte.
w NJ. Przekup, 22 Thomas.
H. Nicholson 504 Forest W.
Edw. Pasner. 944 Springwells.
A. Taube, 1927 Belleview
A. l.. Shaal, 1886 Hendrie.
+. Rohdy. 989 Alexander.
John Wygocci, 791 Rlopelle.
N. Schlof, asa Baldwin.
Il. Kirmizau. 40 Baldwin.
w. Kowalski, $50 Lyman.
GIRLS.
". c. Blight, 742 Fifteenth.
s. Dinnell 166 Rivard.
W. c. Hartley, 2942 Woodward.
s. Chimlewska, 636 Henrietta.
b Chysa, 634 Hancock
John wyzlic. 765 Riopelle,
=. T. Rose, 10s Senator.
John Stratton, 30 Richmond.
L. Sulewska, 554 Horatio.
NJ Wilczynski, 176 Rolin.
NJ Hemeneway, 725 Thirty-frst.
@. Stabbola. los Maple.
b Henderson, 10 Miller.
A. Berendt, 32s Leland
j F. Bald. 65s Baldwin.
H Gould, 173 wilkins
= j Moran, els West Grand blvd
f. A. Harlow, ga Brooklyn
The Detroit times., 1911-11-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

ToLEDo-CLEvELA LIMITEDs-
1880 a. IN. and every two hours TO $50
d. IN. Toledo only 1870 y. m Toledo
EXPRESS, a. m. every two hours 10 Z
=. m. Toledo Locals. a. m, every two
hours to p. m. q. M; Monroe only,
10 y. m, IL p. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7:fs .
m, every two hours to T,l5 y. m sun
day only. IL p. m. Locals. 6 a. m, every
CITY only 8 .. m. Mt Clemens oniy
sac A. m. hourly TO $50 y. m, s % M:
shure Line 62S an. hourly TO lI:3s
JACKSON KALAMAZOO LrMIrEDs
40 a m, every two hours 10 I-Ia
m; Jackson Lansing Limited. $40 NJ
m Jackson locals, 7 A. m, every two
hours to p M Ann Arbor only. 8
a m. p D mn M. S; 10 Sor III; ? s,s 10
hourly 10 $50 p. m. 1880 % mn
y m. IL .. m. Saline cars from Ypsi-
Flint SAGINAW LIMTTEDs-s.ss .
m. every two hours 20 s:25 .. m To-
~ II d. m. north OF oxford. Suniav
only. other Romeo locals =. 6 md :
D. ORCHARD LAKE DIvIsroN-s..s 4.
m, hourly 10 GAS p; m II p m.
WY ANDoTTE- DIyIS1oN-S:s a nm
half hourly % SaS hourly M 10 y s RisT,''
ho PPorfSSrfse-2IyIGITEDs-4:so n m
$40. $40 p. m Locals. $40 a m
every 20 minutes 90 Tao q m. T:as !
m. half hourly 20 l1:ts 2, M, LIE p
D ms use .. M 9 D, m. Sso .. m.
20 p, M, i0;so p. m. II p. m. BIZ
mingham only. siso y M Tao y m
ana midnight