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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-04-07

Z / s92A "a WAS anxious to know exactly
how the princess decision
s had been received by the
council that morning, so
threaded my way through the crowd
TO find Walen or some other friend to
question. Lady Aldrtda, however, in
tercepted me, and was obliged to
follow her to an unoccupied corner.
I Congratulate you, Sir Verrall, and
also I thank you"
"Why thank meT'
'Do not owe it to you that have
been SO graciously received tonight%
~ assure you that have said no
word on your behalf" I answered.
a knight-one Of the counts satel-
lites approached us.
t,YonF pardon and yours, my lady.
/ come from the count, Sir VERBAL.
lie bids me Inform you that you win
he tnTpsted With the safety Of her
highness tonight"
"a short notice." l said.
ut has indeed only been arranged
just now. The count thought it might
be a pleasant duty, seeing the things
which have happened so lately"
at Is pleasant duty. Will you
thank Count Vasca and tell him that
/ shall be Mt my post an hour before
nldnight?e
1T Is good TO be n princess to COM
Inand such a sentinel" said Lady
AldEida when he had gone.
made my adieus hastily.
'tGood night" she said, "and II the
hight seems long remember my
Thoughts surround you"
Still, the knowledge that I was
to have the companionship OF her
thoughts through the night hours gave
me little comfort. Folly had indeed
got me in tight embrace
Itwas custom in Drussenland-an
ancient one, I beiieve-that knight
should stand sentinel until the dawn
at the entrance 10 the sovereign's
apartments. 1t was Il custom which
was rather sentimental than useful.
Tor the palace was always well guard.
ed, The honor was given only 10 an
accredited knight, ono who had earn
edla reputation for valor. so It was not
strange that the duty had not fallen
TO mo until now. had certainly earn.
ca the right TO be considered eligible,
but that i had been chosen for this
particular night gave me ample food
for reflection as went back to my
quarters.
I had nearly reached them when ut
a corner Of the street a hand was laid
upon my shoulder. In an instant my
hand was upon my sword hitt
The second time you have received
me as an enemy, Sir YerralI," said
Jasar.
ut was your own advice that
should fear shadows and ever be ready
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AdfICE 0F sIIli

on Saturday, tbe 81 div of April
Isii Il one o'clock III, Vim ollsr
for sale in front Of the court house.
The personal property Of DeveT BCr-
ing' deceased consisting Of tools,
painters ladders and paper-hanger's
outfit paints, oils, yarnish, etc. Terms
OF sale: Cash in hand on day 81 sale.
S. w GORDON, Auctioneer.
MINNIE E, BORING, Admrx.
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u lefenl IryseIi an ereG.
You ire % be entinel tonight
Afes thank her hlgslne for tbs
mark of her trust "a me- I,
II am charged with a message.s
"The sender9 I asked.
Tor only one do Iicarry a message,
Sir Yerrnll."
"The message, then?" | said, my ex-
citement. I am sure, plainly discern
ible in my voice.
/" Be q faithful and loyal knight, and
the God you worship grant you safe
ty.'"
Il pray so,p answered. "Tell me-
Is'Sir yerrull, was charged With no
further speech, and detain you"
he turned from me abruptly and
with rapid strides left me.
The entrance to the princess apart.
ments was in spacious corridor,
which at one end was approached by
a wide staircase, the other end leading
only to rooms occupied by her suit.
Two soldiers stood at the head Of the
staircase, and they saluted me as J.
passed. Their faces were unfamiliar
to me. / took up my position at the
entrance and drew my sword. It was
about IL o'clock, MS near us could
tell, and It was evident that the prin.
cess had not yet retired, for servants
passed in and out OF her apartments
for some time after ! arrived. But
caught no sight nor sound of her.
though watched each opening of the
door and listened for even low MUIR
muir to recognize. Sounds came from
other parts of the palace for some
time, and it was certainly past mid
night when the last servant left the
apartments and heard the door
barred behind him.
After time begun to feel drowsy.
Suddenly n slight sound startlcl me.
was on the alert in u moment. but |
could not locate 1t nor tell what man
ner of sound it was. i was facing
down the corridor toward the stair
case. 1t was pitch dark. and came
to the conclusion that could hear
nothing. and yet instinctively / knew
that the darkness hid something
something which threatened me. 1t.
seemed to palpitate in front Of me
silently, but none the less certainly.
| put out my hand. passed 1t in front
of me and Mt my side, 1t rested
against the wall OF the corridor at
the sharp corner. one side of the en-
trance 10 the princess apartments. ]
swept my sword round me at the full
extent Of my arm, but It touched moth
ing. Yet something was there, aud
knew It.
Suddenly something touched me so
: gently that 1t might have been the
brush of bat's wing. 1t touched my
arm extended to the wall. The next
moment a swift blow fell upon NV
shoulder, aud l felt spasm of pain
run through me. for sharp steel had
penetrated the joint OF the armor. A
second blow fell so quickly after the
J first that for moment l thought ]
had more than one assailant. The
blow failed in its purpose, glanclns
from my armor, and then l was gran.
ping with desperate man. He was
not clad in steel, as l was-I could feel
that-but he had the advantage Of me,
for he closed with me and could use
his dagger, while for a time my sword
was useless. He was conscious OF his
advantage and struck at me again and
again in quick succession, striking
where he knew my armor would serve
me least, yet. fortunately for me, strik-
ing. beside the mark.
] gathered all my strength together
and, striking out with my left arm,
wrenched myself from his grasp.
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cHAppFR xu

lsSl7Y1 WAS anxious to know exactly
how the princess decision
had been received by the
council that morning. so
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
SURELY SETTLES
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The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

room OF the hotel, in which the dinner
will be served, will be decorated in
the national colors, and the menu will
carry out the George Washington
birthday idea as will the decorations
OF the tables. Charles Moore will act
as POSTMASTER and the following will
be the guests OF honor and speakers:
William A. Marble, president-general
OF the society, will speak on THE evo-
luton OF the flag" Augustus E. VIII.
son. governor OF Kentucky, a member
OF the board of oyerseers of Harvard
university will come from a meeting
of the overseers of that body
to Detroit to speak on "the
South" and Joseph Farrand futile,
Jr., ex-president OF the Colorado so
ciety will speak on THE American
idea" There will be a special must.
cal program by string orchestra and
solos by Harold Jarvis.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

dev,cs that enables the producer 10
brfnr his figures apparently out of thin
air and make them disappear In the
same manner when the next group Is
ready. Thus the changes are made
II is a very puzzling as well as beau
The second extra feature 10 the dar-
ina and beautiful performance OF Mile
Emerfe. OF the Partisan music halls.
who. does a disrobing act. The regula .
bill Of ''The Lady Buccsneers' the mus
teal travesty. relates the adventures OF
q Hebrew who wants TO break INTO the
show business He does and he be-
comes n very successful angel" This
is the role played by the funny fellow.
Joseph X. Watson, who was with the
show last year. other members OF the
company. In addition TO the chorus OF
young men, are Helen Van Buren,. Nir-
xinIa X. Ware. George T.. Martin, VII
nam N Harris and John G. Hansen.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
FalI. yle.lm 10 Thieves.

d. w. Bends. OF Coal City, Ala. aas
\ Unsuitable grievance. Two thieves
stole his health for twelve years
They were q liver end kidney trouble
Then DIR. Kings New Life Pills throt-
tied them. He's we'll now. Unrivaled
for Constipation, Malaria. Headache.
Dyspepsia. csc. T.. c. Kinsei, Gray
q Wooster, Central Drug %.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Ordinance No. 900.

Ordinance No. 800.
AN ORDINANCE changing the name OF
Holman street To Fifteenth street.
IL IL hereby ordained by. the people
Of the City OF Detroit.
Section 1. That the name OF the stree
and highway heretofore known and
designated as Hoffman street Is hereby
changed and shall hereafter be known
and designated as Fifteenth street.
Sec 2 This ordinance shall take i'm
mediate effect.
Approved, Jan. Z. 1911
WILLIAM u. THOMPSON.
Mayor
Attest
CHARLES A. NICHOLS
tgO3D City Clerk
tOfhcial Papers Please Copy
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
OPENING STREET.

Roll 200. For opening Kirby ave.
From Mitchell avenue TO McDougall
avenue where not already opened a
nnh-iG-Etre-t- highway.
The amounts assessed in said roll
ore due and payable at this Office for
"A space OF sixty (6o) days from date
os this notice. IL not paid within said
so days a penalty OF 5 per cent will
be added, and thereafter such tax
shall bear interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum from date or con-
firmntion OF the assessment roll until
paid.
MAX c. KOCH.
12s.J city Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has made itself welcome in. the
homes OF the people the world
over. by its WONDERFUL cures OF
all blood diseases and rundown
conditions.
Get II today In usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called sarsatnbs.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

OFFICE ..sl OF OF THE BOARD or
Detroit. February Il. l9ll-

Detroit. February "a. 1911
10 All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that sidewalk assessment
rolls Nos. 1879 TO 2724. both inclusive.
Tor defraying the cost. and expense OF
constructing cement sidewalks as here
matter described. have been prepared.
vision or correction In this office. and
VIII be presented TO the Common
Souncil Al session thereof. TO be held
on Tuesday. the 9Th day OF March. 1911.
al Z y. m. city time. tor confirmation.
The lot or lots described In each roll
rave been assessed for the cost and
expense OF constructing the walk In
iront or or adjoining the parcels named
In such roll.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
CITY OF DETR0IT-0FFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.
Detroit. T.,

Detroit. Feb. 4. 1911.
Notice Is hereby given TO all per-
sons interested that there has been
filed I'm this office the following named
assessment roll:
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
AVENUE.

There Is One Born Every Minute"
a musical travesty with Joseph *.
Watson, and two sensational extra
features, comprise the promising menu
for the patrons OF the Avenue during
the week starting sunday afternoon.
The show is given by the popular or
Eanization, Strouse a Martins The
Lady Buccaneers" but the manage
n,ent has generously added two extra
numbers The first of these, the big
feature, will be Signor Arvfs Mys-
teries, a novel and unique act. never
hefore seen in Detroit and one that
will cause a great deal or discussion. Ii
IL a beautiful exhibition OF living pic
lures staged by means OF patented
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Bssi.~s.-ns~ rrs.tl.g. No fuss and
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Ttses Printing c., ~
John R.-st Main 1885 OF City s,ss.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
IN LOCAL THEATERS.
CONTINUED from page A..

including such entertainers as Glare
Burg, soubrette: Arthur BELL. legitl-
mate character comedian: Emily Miles,
the magnetic singing and dancing
coincidence; Belle Bell, Marion Mac.
Hickman e. Bentley, Niblo and Spencer
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

The piano recital by Nine. Olga
Samarof which was first announced
for the Hotel Pontchartrain and then
for Columbus hall. Tuesday evening,
Feb. 81. has been cancelled by the
local management: also the March re
cital OF Dalton Baker, the English
baritone. which was under the same
management. No explanation is Civ.
en-.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
Commandery-

Detroit Commandery- No.
Knights Templar, will be the hosts or
a colonial party, Tuesday evening,
Feb. II. The guests are asked TO
wear colonial costumes and the dance
program will include the stately
minuet. The supper to be served at
midnight will offer colonial dishes.
Owing TO the large membership OF
the commandery the guest list has
been limited 10 the members and
their ladies.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

For the second time In the history
OF the University club OF Detroit. the
members will open their club house
TO the ladies, whom they will enter
tain, Monday evening, Feb. y. with
presentation of Oscar Wilde's sa-
tirical comedy. The Importance OF
Being In Earnest" played by members
OF the club. The play will be given
for members only. Saturday evening,
Feb. IS.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Mrs. Minnie Tyler and Miss Thalia
Vollbracht will give a dramatic re-
cital, Monday evening, in Chaffee
hall. They will be assisted by Miss
Naomi Raiss, soprano; T. HainswDrth,
tenor c. W. Terry, cornet, and Miss
Beatrice Vollbracht, piano. Dancing
will follow the musical and dramatic
numbers.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

A most interesting collection OF
paintings was opened to the public
in the Museum of Art, Saturday after
noon, in the circuit exhibition OF the
National Arts club. There are AZ can
cases in the exhibition, representing
the work in landscape. portrait and
figure painting OF l6 artists. The ex-
hibition will remain until March 10,
and is bound to attract attention and
interest.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
HURLBUT AVENUE.

Roll No. 27OO Lots l33. i3i and 1s3
of lots :, y. 10 and n. OF NJ. III. Buffers
sub Of r. G. 2b7. On the east side OF
Hurlbut avenue. between Ransom and
Bingham streets.
Lots lis. lie. 100. l2l and I2s--Tas
Mack and Cadillac avenue sub. OF lots
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

and Groves and Glare. An unusual fea-
ture is the act OF the Musical Gordon
Highlanders. which has found much
favor.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GRATIOT AYENUE.

Roll No. 26s5. Lot 4--Frszer's sub.
OF part of the Guoin farm. On the
south side OF Gratiot avenue, between
Russell and Riopelle streets.
r. ~ OF lot 42--Sub. OF lots al, AZ.
az, a. As, &C and AZ, block rs. Dequin-
ass- farm.-Oh-tAe-s ettfr- side or GfatIot
avenue. between Riopelle and Orleans
streets.
Roll No. 2ss5. Lots /, 2 and s-van
Wrinkles sub. of lots ], 2, 3, 8. 3, IL, IL,
1s and n. 112.0s II. of lot IL, OF Crane
and wesson's sub. of p. G. ga. On the
south side OF Gratiot avenue, between
Holcomb and Robins avenues.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

M j. Corey's taIk on the prograTn
to be PLAYED by the Theodore Thomas
orchestra, in the Light Guard armory.
Wednesday evening. will be given in
the Museum OF Art auditorium, Mon
day evening. at S:15 O'Clock Mr..
Corey will illustrate his talk with Sc
lections on the piano and will show
fifty stereopticon views of scenes from
Wagner's works. These talks are free
to the public and are wonderfully help
full to students and to those who at
tend the orchestral concerts.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

The annual reception ana dinner
of the Michigan Society OF Sons OF
the American Revolution, TO be held
In the Hotel Pontchartrain. Wednes-
day evening. Feb %, promises TO be
an unusually brilliant AFFAIR. The ball
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

~ Miss Silver, whose labors as a mis-
sionary in China are supported by the
congregation OF the Jefferson-ave.
Presbyterian church, is In Detroit and
will informally receive her friends and
the members OF the church. Monday
afternoon and evening, in the home
of Mrs. w j. Keep. No. 1853 Jeffer-
son-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
HILLGER AVENUE.

Eon No. 1895. Lot gs--Hutton. rig
chon and Nails sub. or the My 3Os56
acres OF that part OF =. Cs. GAL, 63s, $50
and s92, lying =. OF and adjacent to
JefYerson avenue, Village OF Falrvlew
ON the east side OF Hillger avenue. be-
tween Edlie street and Detroit River
Lot l0--Hutyon, Tigchon and Nali's
sub. OF the MY sos5s acres OF that
wing = OF aud adjacent TO Jefferson
Venue, Village OF Fairview. On this
eas. side OF Hillger avenue. between
Edlie street and Jefferson avenue.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GOODWIN STREET.

Roll No. 26s2. Lots 100 and no
Mott and Morses sub. OF lots 26, &c.
81 and 80, a sec. 3s, 10000 acre tract
on the east side OF Goodwin street. be-
tween Lynn street and Westminster
avenue
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
noLBROOK AvENUE

Roll No. 2sss. Lot 2A--oalloway and
RutteTreld's sub. OF lots 3 and 4. OF the
sub. of W. 4 of "a sec. t3. 10000 acre
tract ON the north Side OF Holbrook
Avenue between Oakland avenue and
GnodWtn street
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GRAND BOULEVARD.

Roll No. 26g3. N. Sl.s4 II. OF lot IL.
except alley as deeded-Plat OF Bests's
sub. OF lots 8, 8 and Z. of sub. OF east
part or l.. G. SIS. n. w. Of the Fort Ora
tiot road On the east side OF Grand
Boulevard, between Palmer and Med
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
HENDRIX AVENUE.

Wilcox and Freemans sub. OF lots 4
to s. inclusive. OF the plat OF %. L. 1919.
Riyard farm. On the south side OF
Hendrie avenue. between Hastings and
inward streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GLOVER AVENUE.

Roll No. 2ssI Lot 2o--Henry p.
Glover's sub. OF that part OF p. c. &c.
point OF intersection OF the Ely line
OF p. G. rs and the SLY line OF Jsfrer-
son avenue, thence q. 5S degrees. 20
minutes w. 353.67 IT.; thence b. ~
n. 65 degrees, "a minutes Il. 35o.51 II. (:
thence N "a degrees. so minutes w. on
t. line OF T.. G. 20, 1343S3 II. to point
OF beginning and containing f0.6e4
acres On the east side OF Glover ave-
nue.. between Jefferson avenue and
Eddie street
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
VANILLA AVENUE.

Roll No. 2I2l. Lot 2ls-Hqtton, Tig-
.hon and Nails sub. OF the My 30 35s
snSas OF that part of p. Cs. Gal, cas-.
sSi and 3s2. lying ). OF and adjacent
80 Iefferson avenue. Village OF Eair-
ON the west side OF Vanilla ave-
me between Detroit River and Edlls
street $500 ,,,., $50.
~ y "a SII. cas-, 6S7 and 3s2. lying -
~ and adjacent to Jefferson avenue.
Village OF ranvs e,We.n aH EaI,s SIZE
and Jefferson avenue.
AM person desiring TO object to any
..ssssment so made may, upon hling
MiIh tnesCity Clerk AT any time prior
20 the date last above mentioned. a
SSrittsn protest. be heard before the
CommIttee on Streets. TO whom such
nrotests will he referred at a meeting
ihereof TO be held on the Monday fol-
lowing such reference at 10 q. m city
time at the Comnittee room. City Hail
C2O1) JOHN G.. NAGEf.
President Board OF Assessors.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

u or lot IA Beaublen farm. On the
south side or Larned street. bstwsen
Beaubien and So. Antoine strsets-
Holl No. 27ol. Lot >. block l1-Plat
Aubin farm. On the south side 90
Larnsd street. between St Auofn ave-
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GRANGER STREET.

Roll No. 1854. Lot 13s-Potter's sub.
of the Il. part or p. c. 900. N. OF Ora
Granger street, between Baldwin and
Van Dyke avenues.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Roll No eIo2. Lots 46 and <s--Fi1<
or sub. OF o. Is Z. and Q. 0uoin farm
OF Kirby avenue. between Russell and
Riopelis streeta s II "a ~
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
NANBA-AtENTE.

Roll No. e72S. Lots lSs and lss--
Hutton, Tigchon and Nails sub. of the
sli s3s. sS7 and ss2. lying s. OF ana
adjacent TO Jefferson avenue. Village
of Fairview. on the east and west
sides OF Wanda avenue. between Edlie
.treet and Jefferson avenue.
lot ls7-Hutton, Tigchon and Nails
sub of the My 30.35S acres OF that part
81 p Cs. e4l, 63s, 6s7 and 3s2. lying ).
~ and adjacent to Jefferson avenue.
Vtuage OF Fairview. On the east aide
Of Wanda avenue. between Detroit
River and Edlie street
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
GARFIELD AVENUE.

Roll No. 2690. Lots 10. 20 and 2i--
Tregent's sub. of .. l.. 1Ss, N. OF FIRE.
mont street. Lambert Beaubien farm.
On the south side of Garfield avenue.
between Brush and Beaubien streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
LILLIBRIDGE AVENUE.

View sub. OF part OF p. Q. sSS. lying
southeriy or Jefferson avenue. 0rosss
Pointe. On the west side OF Liili-
bridge avenue. between Detroit River
and Edlie street.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Roll No. 270s. Lot Solution. Tig-
chon and Nails sub. OF the My so.sss
ss7 and 3s2. lying 8. OF and adjacent
70 JEFFERSON avenue. Village OF Fair
view. On the west side OF Lycasts ave-
nue.. between Detroit River and Ediis
street.
Lot ss-Hutton. Tigchon and Nails
sub. or the My 30.S56 acres OF thar
part OF r.. es. GAL, 63s. 6S7 and asa.
lying 3. OF and adjacent to Jefferson
avenue, Village of Fairview. On the
west side or Lycaste avenue. betwsen
Edlfe street and Jefferson avenue.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

8. 3. 10 ana II. Of ~ H nqslexe Co.
OF p. c. 157. on the east side ~ UI.'
but avenue. between Bingham ed 01|'
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
FRANKLIN STREET..

Roll No. 26ss. Lot 16--Plat of tho
Guoin farm, except II. X. On the south
side or Franklin street, between Rus
sell and Riopelle streets.
Lot 3, block and lot 10. block p
A town plat OF the farm or Antoine
DeQuindre. On the north and south
sides of Franklin street, between Rio-
pelle and Orleans streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

The Ladies' Aid society OF st. Mat.
thew's German Evangelical church
will give the annual concert and sup
per In the church, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, Feb. % and %,
for the benefit of the German Protes-
tant Home for Old People and Or
phans.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18

Roll No. 27oI. Lot Is and w. s.s7 n.
OF lot 50-Hoicomb and Sears sub. OF
lots l. 2. .. II. IL. IL and N. y OF lot
~. OF the sub. OF p. c. 10. Hobt Beau
the north side OF Louis avenue. between
HolcOmb and Belyidera avenues.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
LIVINCsTONE AVENUE

HoII No. 2706. Lot Sub. OF part o.
the Charles Moran farm. On the north
side OF Livingstone avenue. between 81
Antoine and Hastings streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
TOWNSEND AVENUE.

Roll No. 2722. Lots 65 and 5s--Frts-
bic and Foxens sub. or part OF frao
secs. 81 and 81, t. l 3, X. IL r., be-
tween Milwaukee avenue and Campau
road. Russell and Crystal streets. Gu
the north side of Trombly avenue. be-
tween Rivard and Russell streets.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-18
ROLLS PLACE.

Roll No 2720. Lot First Addition
TO Carpenters Jefferson Beach sub. OF
part OF lot 2. of the sub. OF the weet-
erly part OF the st. Jean farm. II. &. -.
On the west side OF 81. Jean avenue,
between Detroit River and Edlie street.
Lot 23-Carpenter's Jefferson Beach
sub. OF part OF lot or the sub or the
westerly part OF the st. Jean farm.
p. {. 2e. Crosse Pointe. On the west
side of 81. Jean avenue. between Edlie
street and Jefferson avenue.