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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23


BURNs--Nov. 22. at residence, 100 Ken
ilworth-ave.s Howard Edwin. below
ed husband OF Laura Gardner Burns
and son OF William II. and Ellen IL.
Burns and brother OF James G.
Burns. aged 30 years Funeral Mon
day Nov. 20. at p. M,
DoNoHoE--Nov 81 Mary Elizabeth,
aged 13 years beloved daughter OF
the late John J. and Mary Donohue.
Funeral from the residence OF her
uncle. Thomas Cotter S93 Wabash
ave. Notice later
EvERDING-Nov. 20. at residence. 64s
Seyburn. Margaret Boyer. widow OF
the late William Everding mother OF
Arthur and Albert Gramm, sister OF
Mrs VIM. Bichy Mrs. r. Hoffman.
Funeral Monday at $40 a. m from
residence and 10 O'Clock at st. Mat
thew's Lutheran church, Berlin-st.
FERRINGTON--Nov 81, at residence,
$50 Brush st, William p. Pennington,
beloved husband Of Jewel Pennington
and father OF Rollin L.. son OF Rolden
Pennington. OF BEDFORD, and broth
err OF Mrs. II. c. Xiegler. Mrs. NJ
Moore. Mrs. G. III. Garfield. of Spo-
kane: James and Frank Pennington
Funeral Monday at $3.50 a. m. from
residence and at = o'clock from
SIS Peter and Paurs cathedral. Ade-
laide-st.
JOHNSON--Nov. 21, 1912. atvhIs resi-
dence In BEDFORD. Thomas beloved
= husband or Elizabeth Perry and dear
father OF Mrs. Emory Becker aged
II years. Funeral services Monday
Nov, 25. at i o'clock. al the Metho-
dist church. In BEDFORD. under aus
pieces OF Masonic lodge
PETOSKY-Nov o. 1912, Frank, be-
loved son OF Frank and Laura Pc
t0sky, and brother OF Mrs Charles
Anderson. Fred. Marie. Adolph. Helen
and Ruth Petosky. age 81 wears. Fu-
neral from his parents' residence SAB
Baldwin-sve., Monday at p. M, and
NJ Betrania church. Seminole and
Waterloo-aves.. 2:3o p. m.
SLENDER Il Hugo IT, SLENDER.
beloved brother OF Charles r. Stend-
er. Funeral Monday at D. m. from
Charles Geist's chapel. go Randolph
WILLIAMSBURG Gregory. Nov. %.
wife OF Maurice o. Williams at resi-
dence. F567 Jefferson-aye. Funeral
services from residence Saturday af-
ternQon at 2 o'clock. Burial private
st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
TAFT APPOINTMENTS
WILL BE OPPOSED
pconfrmation May Be Blocked
in Senate as Result of
Political Feuds

WASHINGTON ID c., Nov 23.--
staging OF more bitter fights hi the
senate over several OF President
Taft's appointments, Is already being
arranged for by interested senators.
Most OF the cases are OF former APP
pointments, renewals OF old political
feuds.
Fifteen officials and so rostmasters,
NAom the president appointed before
congress- adjourned last August, have
also failed to receive confirmation.
Among the latter were the follow
ing appointments: Judge Richard T..
Sloan TO be United States district
Judge OF Arizona; Clinton w. Howard,
TO be district Judge In Wes<esn Wash
ington; Beverly w. Coiner, TO be
rhited States district attorney at
Seattle. and Major Il, Ray. TO paymas-
ter-generai of the army.
Opposition TO the confirmation OF
these appointments is being prepared
for an early show down." In the SEN
ate.
Judge Sloan is being bitterly fought
Both from Arizona and other states.
Nomination OF Clinton w. Howard has
raised another storm OF protest. How
ard was named to succeed Former
District Judge Hanford. who resigned
when impeachment proceedings had
been begun by Representatives Ber-
ger and Norris. Coiner's nomination
has also provoked another fight. la
- objected to by tn, Progressiyes OF
Washington.
Major Ray Is under fire from within
and without the army He is charged
with having been political bench.
man for Taft and also figured In an
alleged scandal involving the wife
|of an army man in the Philippines.
Under the seniority rule, however.
Ray Ia entitled to promotion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
GETS WARRANTFOR
NEWSPAPER men
August Cyrowski Says Editor
and Manager Printed SLAM
derOus Article

Attorney August Cyrowski. VIII
was the Progressive candidate for tn
state senate In the second district, 4
the last election. swore out a wal
rant before Justice Stein, Saturday
charging criminal libel He allege
that Boleslaw Zlelinski, editor, an
John .Welsand, manager. OF tn
"Dziennik Polske," or Polish Daily
published the following article. las
Wednesday:
II Is difficult to limit ourselves
to one article, and more difficult
yet TO pass In silence such 20.
litical debasement, committed by
Attorney Cyrowski during the last
campaign when he ran for the Of
fee of senator OF the second dis
trict.
man holding himself as
Pole and Catholic, owing his po-
sition and success TO the Poles
and Catholics, assumes the garb
OF a German and Lutheran, there
by 10 gain for himself several
votes from the other nationalities
Mr.. Cyrowski has absolutely no
defense, because the circular we
refer to, was distributed among
all voters, and therefore was
known to him.
There are frequent instances
among the Poles, alas. of denials
OF the Polish nationality, but they
have this feature, that a Pole de-
MES his nationality and religion
forever. and gives himself up en-
tirely into the hands of Germans
or Russians. Such examples,
however, as Mr. Cyrowski. who
changes his nationality, religion
and his whole soul to suit the oc-
caslon, are very rare In our post
disbarment history.
From now on there is not place
for MIR. Cyrowski, either among
the Polish people or Catholics,
because he, who once renowned
his fatherland and faith for ma
terial gains, Is a traitor and he
will forever remain one. He has
trampled upon everything sacred,
renounced the virtues, and all this
TO satisfy ambition. We are aware
OF the fact that many Polish poll
ticians in America are denying
their nationalities and catering to
the worst enemies Of the Polish
race, but they are doing 1t private
ly, quietly and secretly.
Had we one defense in behalf
of Mr.. Cyrowski, We would pass
- this up in silence, but In the mat
ter of the 'Polish-German-Cadlo-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sena-
tor, we have none.
Cyrowski, who lives at. No. S95 Rus
sell-st., and is we'll known among the
Poles OF Detroit. says that the circu
lar in question was one OF the mis-
guided efforts OF the Civic Uplir
to inform voters about can
iidates. He says that without con
sulting him, they sent out a circulal
stating that he was German and
lutheran. As matter OF fact, he Il
/ Pole and q Catholic, bu; he says h,
was ignorant OF the statement issue
Dy the league.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
SCAPED MANIAC
KILLED BY POSSE

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. "a
|nry Poker, 26. an escaped lunatic
bm Rochester asylum, was shot and
lied early today at Hamel, near
ire, by sheriff's posse. after he
n shot and probably fatally wound
Matt Lenzen, Is. and slightly
unded Leonard Benzen, 10 The
| nzer boys were shot as they sat nj
i kitchen. the maniac firing through
d window.
2oikeF,sr death followed a duel be-
cen the maniac and the posse AFTER
! shooting of the Lenzen boys, Polk
being entrenched In a barn and
| ned with rife. After a score OF
F ,ts had been exchanged, Poker
she'd out with wild yells and fired
mt blank at the pursuers. every
pt going Wild. Deputies Wells and
alta then fred and killed the
MAC.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
SEEK REPEAL OF
CANADIAN TREATY
Effort Made to Forestall Possible
Acceptance of Reciproc-
ity Agreement

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2S.-Re-
peal or the Canadian reciprocity
treaty, which Canada rejected after its
by President Taft, was
brought forwSrd today as the subject
bf bitter fight this winter. upon the
Eeturn OF house leaders. That an ef-
Tort to wipe the treaty from the
|xatute books to prevent its possible
future acceptance by Canada Will be
made during both the regular and
|pecial sessions OF congress. was as
Ferted by leaders.
Il am Informed that hard fight to
fepeai the treaty will be made this
Einter," Representative Henry, Dem
Scrat, Texas), chairman of the house
Jules committee said, today. The
treaty annullment will probably come
|p early in the session"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS.

Roll No. i1ss. For grading and pay
Ing John R-st. from the north curb
line OF Holbrook-aya. to the north line
Roll no. 1ss. For grading and paw
Ing Milwaukee, ave. from the west line
OF Tweifth-st. 20 the east line OF Four
teenth-aYe.
ing Harmon ave. from the west line
OF Brush-st TO the west curb line ~
Oakland-ave.
Roll 40, il7i For grading ana paw
Ing wlapd-ave from the north line
| OF Gratiot-ave 20 the south curb line
| or Medbury-ave
Roll 80. li7s For grading and paw
ing Waterman-ave.- from the north line
OF West Jefferson-aye. 20 the south line
| OF Forrest s-t
Roll No. Ii73. For grading and paw
| ing alley running from the north curb
! ttyTp-rrf R+ Paul ave. in block between
aast Grand. blvd. Field. Kgnes auu St.
fa MI No. 1174 For grading ana paw
Ing alley being the entire alleys In
hiock between MOodward-ave.. With
STsIl, Elisabeth and Columbla-sts.
vs from the date Of this notice
Parts p > and become due and pay
abTe In one. Two ard three ears rc7-
spectively. from the dotetet TINS no.
49, touother with interest az the Tetc
- n r,er cent from the date OF the con-
e,,y,.,tf,,.,- 81 THE rell ~
"lsitkAs Of said parts may be paid
wIteIp Without ssSs i tTsSrs ~ e''' -"
1g either of laid parts one two
three or four shall not be paid WIEN
Insy essegas n. slse e r zee ssn sees
from the date OF confirmation % fhe
ass@asn,tnt will be added. and the
orcnsleea assessed viii h AuFerttsto
"a eoid AZ provided nv law.
Max c. KOCH.
80, city TrenHurur
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RIRTHs
GIRI.9

w. Montgomery, ISs Manchester; =.
Satschewski. 1852 Lovett: n. Koss, STA
Rlopelle: r. Jurko. 752 Dubois, ".
kRzmierszak, 97S st. .Aubin; G. Rooney
2 Avery, a. SRrwoczki. "a Ruby; j.
Rohinson, T02 SewHTd. z TsaTK, T5US
Frederick ". Stapleton, 1895 Twenty
third; G. Flske, g27 Fairview; J, Palm,
Woman's hospital; II. Adams. s37
Trumbuli; Blunt. 732 Ash A. zem-
nicke. 271 Plumer: j. Markiewicz. 7e5
Casper; +. Iamote, 1s3 Rivard: M
Rosenthal. T6i Hastings.
r. Reading, 80 sylvan: NJ. Poksche-
witzki SO Thirty-nfth: 1. KoDczewski
$50 ThtrttstiIg w ifupkusz.- 81 Lock-
wood. w. Selik. 1903 Division: l. Davis
coz Hudson; NJ, Pachulski. l042 Theo-
dore. r. Vasu, ss2 Russell T. Carr, S55
ehampialn; \. Glarksen. ~ at. Elliott,
L Weerde, Z0S BefleVue. II Pettibone
SOS Sixteenth! NJ SftKa, 90 MCGregorI
J. Magkowicz. IS Holborn: =. Moran. eos
Mitchell. NJ Mnirzak 747 Grandy; w
pweweke. 1913 Mt Elliotn g. Kouch
12s Newton. w Goidworthy 22O sixth.
F. Clark sal Twenty nth g. Cover
127 Frederick.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
ron sALE-REsIDENon PROPERTY.

WINDER-sT.
Apartment house CID, steam heat all
modern and leased for years for
$500 per month without any expense.
Price for quick sale, $4,000.
HASTINGS-ST. STORE.
And Flats above, en- fine, large corner.
96xlOs, near Crosstown car. Double
stores, separate furnaces. now leased
for S1,440 per year and enough va
cant alongside TO build several more
stores and fats. You ought TO jump
at this; $4,000,
MONROE-AVE.
To close an estate we must sell q
story solid brick house and one q
story frame on a 53-ft. lot, n -mile
circle, Price $500.
GRATIOT-AVE. STORES.
Must be sold this week. four elegant
brick stores; modern and new on So
month and could get more. VIII
take $4,000 down. Price less than
5000 DOWN
buys new home OF rooms bath,
gas. cellar, half block from McClel-
Ian and only one block from Mack
car, Can move right in. Price $4,000.
BUNGALOW
A real live, up-to-date and deliberately
designed bungalow. Stucco finish;
LARGE living room, full basement.
furnace, laundry tubs, etc, modern
bath, bedrooms on ground floor; also
two rooms finished upstairs; large
double garage with electric lights,
located on ST. Clair-ave.. south or
Mack-ave. Can move In on easy
terms and the price Is right.
KELLY q CO. 81 Girls
wold-st. Main 2s25; City s15
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DEATHS

Elizabeth Fitch, Thompson home, 81
Balls. "a Baltimore. ~ years. arterio
sclerosis: Sarah Fitzgerald. 1473 Beau
bien, 60 years. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Harold Clair, III Vermont. months
marasmus; Stanislawa Narewski Har-
per hospital. 20 years, peritonittsi John
Wierzchowski, 15l Hendrie, az years
cirrhosis or liver; John Bork, 67s Hen
drie, - years. pulmonary tuberculosis
Helen Gfygienczyk. 1888 st. Aubin.
smith, 273 second, 4e years. lobar pneu-
moniai John Brown. So Mendell. IL
years. dlphtheritio paralysis; Leslie
Clark. ls5 Clinton. % years. phthisis
pulmonalis.
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S375


FARMS FARMS
so ACRES. located IL miles from the
oreha as w FSo Slsn s q f fra, q ssrss
OF plowland, S-room house, well and
cistern. farm tiled drained and ~
good eeA4tti on---- Rosnasaion after
March /. te1s Price. ts,300
go acres. near Utica. on Rochester car
line. clay loan soil acres OF TIM
Der, 8 acres OF orchard, ~ acres %
plowland. 2 frame houses, one with
rooms and one with rooms.
wells. cellars and two cisterns,
large harm with gambrel roof AL
necessary outbuildings. 1 acres o.
grapes. acres OF raspberries, acres
after Dee. 1, 1919 Price $4,000
100 acres located near Saline In Wash
room House; large barn, All plowinnd.
50 SS and tgpls iiS2cladsd, eopsistinSI
tools and Implements for working
such farm. There Is a creek rum
ming across the. farm and water r.
splendid, Price ass per acre---a bar
90 ACRES. right near Birmingham. To-
Gated on the u. u. n. IL miles from.
the Ford building. Can see II on q
clear day. Sand and clay loan In .
high state OF cultivation. nearly
level; acres secondlgrowth timber.
acres or marsh land, acres OF
young orchard. 6 large bearing apv
PIE trees ,s,,, fences are good nne well
and barn; large barns and outbuild-
ings -necessarX for, n farm OF this
size. silo OF Oregon hr, new Fine
house OF 10 rooms with milk cellar
and root cellar Splendid store and
meat market near; also church and
chance.
QUARTERS 1910 Ford Bldg.
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Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times Printfng Co., Is
John Rest Ph. Main 1tss OF City ASS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Kirby Serge Felske Co.
STATE AMI dRfsWof.f1--


Rooming House, III Rooms
Located In Fairview business district,
half block from Jefferson, on paved
street. This II new building. Just
finished. with two baths. heat and
- electric light In each room aRA-bHllt
for a rooming house for Hudson.
Chalmers and Continental workers,
within Eve minutes walk from tho
plants Price $4,000. 81. 500 or more
f0'ra Cali up aud make appoint
meft
IgI Florence Ave, VI. p.
Six rooms and bath, steam bcated, bup-
gulow style. price $500. $500 down
It's a bargain,
CANADA wants manufacturers, capt.
talists and live men. Winnipeg city
offers greatest combined money
making advantages. Business facts
free. Write Chas. II. Roland, Com
missioner. Winnipeg. Canada
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
FoR sALE-FARMs.

s==
10 ACRES mile from Brighton, To-
room house, 3bx5s basement barn.
24xs0 tool house and granary story.
windmill and tanks, good woven wire
fences, is acres OF timber. nice lake
with best OF fishing. acres or orch
ard a bargain at 1880.
most picturesque farms in Oakland
county. rolling land. nice timber;
good springs; S-room house. orchard.
2 barns: snap at $500.
80 acres ! N miles from Gratiot, close
10 Detroit good buildings, at only
$500.
IL acres. Royal Oak good buildings
and p bargain, az $3.50.
10 acres. Royal oak, good buildings
furnace $4,000
Frank T. Briggs, The Farm Man. sos
sos Majestic Bldg. Main 100
20 A., about Il mi from city hall. near
Warren. clay loan. running water.
good house. hardwood hnish. large
barn. out-buildings, one horse, 3
cattle rs chickens. all tools 200 hu.
corn. IL tons hay. etc. $3.50. VIII
n A. with good buildings. clay
loan. iust n OF Mt. Clemens, near
electric. s7,7OC. Exchange for large
farm.
stock crops and tools. $4,000 No
trade.
have many farms 70 exchange Cor
--r-fry--rrr--t-@FtH 49, Qfaca-nnen- Ifursday
evening until o'clock
| FySTER THE T-7rrvrt M N
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ron sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
/ HAVE n nice corner In the half-mile
circle, on Eiizabeth-st., west side, bS-
n. frontage with three buildings
This is an estate which must be sold.
STANDFIELD
sos Hodges Bldg. Cherry AS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23
CITY OF DETROIT, OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER.

Detroit. NOV. % 1919
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
Interested that there have been fled In
this office the following named assess
ment rolls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-23

Flat Mr.. Jefferson. 5000

On easy terms; modern.
Flat near Kercheval. $500 down, $4,000.
Five rooms, bath and full basement.
Flat near Gratiot. brick veneer. mod
eFn, pressed brick front, 81. geo down.
800
Double house, near Mt. Elliott. $1,000.
Campau. $3.50
Double house. easy terms, near Eilery.
$3.50.
EBERT, 900 Majestic Bldg.
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wANTED-REAL Estate.

We are in the market for a
double house inside mile circle.
VIII pay cash. What have
you?
ELMER s. MOON &. CO.,
M. Io4I. z26 Ford Bldg.
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Pennsylvania, Near Mack
Seven rooms and cellar. bargain $500
Canton. nr. Packard, $500 down; {2.375,
Five rooms, hath aud collar. hardwood
floors, near Mcclellan and Mack.
Ss00 down.
seven rooms bath and cellar. t2.4O0,
Seventeenth. near Michigan, : rooms,
Sgs5O.
Maybury, near Myrtle. ! rooms. $500.
Sixteenth, near Michigan rooms and
sixth. near AlexRndrine, f30e down.
sT,g75 w-fff take lot as first pay
EBERT, 600 Majestic Bldg.
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED--AGENTS.
AGENTS WANTED--LucratIve and
suitable proposition for men or wo-
men Two big ideas tn one stnaii
package. For PARTICULARS address v.
q. Caldwell. Paris. Tenn.
NORTHERN AGENTS WANTED 10
work Mlssissippi Gulf Coast truck
and orchard lands great -opportnn-
ity. Lawler a Bib. Gulfport, Miss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-16
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.

Jack Graham Of Loring place. Elm
Grove. will spend Sunday in Cameron
as the guest Of friends.
Arthur Jones OF Hundred, spent yes
terday in this city looking after bust
ness interests.
Among the visitors in Wheeling YES.
terday was r. r. Biddle Of Athens.
Ohio. who spent some time calling on
friends.
Mr.. John J. McCaue OF the locac L.
s. Engineers Office. mas returned
from vacation spent in Washington.
ID. G..
John J. Trussell is slowly recovering
from severe Illness az his home on
the Stone Church road. Elm Grove.
After spending a few weeks is Co
lumbus. O.. as the piest Of Mr. ond
Mrs. W. a. Barger. Mrs W. +. Weiss
returned Tuesday 20 her home In Elm.
wood
Edward McGouRh Of the Burns De.
tectiye Agency. Of Piusburg. spent
yesterday In Wheeling
Lieutesant Louis Buchwald ~ the
local police force. left yesterday for
Huntington. where he will spend sew.
eral days
J. %. wilkinson Of Moorgantown ar.
rived here yesterday for n short visit
RI Snyder ~ Charleston. IS look.
ing after business interests TN this
city for a few days. having arrived
yesterday
Roy. s. X. Arbuthnot district su-
porintrndcnt o. the a. r. church.
loft yesterday for Beaver Fails. Pa.
whore h. dedicated the Sunday tab
ornaCio
Frank Vessel and wife iru ror
Rome. Ca. whore Prank viii play bail
Tor this season
Robert FIemmirr. NJ tho ROYAL
Typcwritsr COMPANY has just return
cd from PITTSBURGH whore Do has
been. attending to business
Miss Laura CrnRr. teacher in the
firh school. will attend duties al
school to-day. aftrr attending the
. funeral 20 "a relative.
a. o. springer. OF siafrrsfiuc. De-
'peuding % few DAYS IN the city. at
tending business.
Miag Eva ErEertsr. Of This cts. has
accepted tho position of leading ao-
prnno uoloisf Of N o.. church at sfru-
hrntilir. and will take charge on SUM
day morning
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith. ~ Nrw
Castle. Pa. have returned CO. their
homo. after NiHit With relatives iu
this city
Nra william Carpenter and dauzh-
Ger. Miss jeanette have returned o.
their homo in Marietta Cd. after %
VISIT with friends Oh South Jacob
street
Nrs Henry Marshall who has been
300 20 her home ir thr Eaet End. ir
recovering and Will soon ha, able to
ha out
Miss EIi1 Miller n Newark. o.. hos
returned to hrr home. after % visit
with relatives rn tho south side
a. y Nr'uIIarh returned f1 his
home yesterday morning from HaI-
timnrr. Nd. where hn haa been
spending several DAYS looking after
important Urrinfes matters
Mrr William o. srhmid. ~ Cherry
street. ia rrrutfrinr from Oh severe Hf-
tack 90 blood poison. She seems. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-16

some manner. % have injured her
hand. rem which tn attach dsVolop-
ed For . time n was thought by
the attending physician. Dr. BipDus.
that amputation would - necessary.
-. -. Starkey. % Flushing. O.. re-
turned Yesterday afternoon after a
short visit In this clty.
Miss Gladys DaEue. Of fvola. spent
"Wednesday In Elm Grove a. the guest
Of relatives
Secretary A. T. sinks. % the As
ISOLATED Charities. returned yester-
day morning from a short visit In
Fatrmort.
l. e. Lasher. OF Morgantown. II
spending a few days on business In
this city.
Judge A. G. Dayton left for his home
at Philippi last evening. Immediately
after adjourning Federal court.
Joseph n. Gollner. manager OF the
Marsh stogie factories. Is In PittsburE
on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-16
TWO RUNAWAYS
Staged by Sam 3. Mckee Horse
Within a Few Hours-DrlVer
Injured.

A runaway in two acts was staged
yesterday by one OF the Sam b. Nc
Kee grocery horses hitched to a wagon
and driven by a boy employed by the
company. While making deliveries in
East Wheeling yesterday at noon, the
horse became frightened at a passing
train near the Central glass house and
started or a mad dash down McCul-
loch street, and turning into Sixteenth.
continued until near the Wheeling
Telegraph office, when the wagon col
lided with a telephone pole. upsetting
IL and throwing the driver to the pave
ment. The horse was caught by n
man before doing any other damage,
and the driver was only slightly
bruised by coming in contact with the
pavement. AS many youngsters we're
on their way home from the Ringing
parade. II is a miracle that no one
was injured
The second act was staged last even
ing on Market street about G o'clock
by the same identical horse and driv-
er. While passing in front of the
Mooney barber shop at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Market streets the ami
NAL became frightened at a passing
auto and started down Market street.
almost running over a woman with
two children at the corner OF Six
teenth. Continuing down the street.
Il almost collided with one of the Pan
Handle Traction cars on the Market
street bridge. The driver stuck to his
post and succeeded in stopping the
frightened animal at the corner OF
Twenty-second and Market streets.