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10 OR LESS MONEY 5 THAN ANY OTHER STORE 'St 4 A CLARKE COWAN Two Piece Suits $5 $7 $10 THIRD LOOR 8 this threats Continued rom Page One to Sunshine 8 1 LOCAL BREVITIES a delightful fish I oId enou8h to go to work the Mitchell a brother is traffic both boards will have good build SCHOOL SUPPLIES iTSBi Sum mar Hima i A 040 Ave the TV A 30? SOME THE PROVISIONS PRE PARED BY MUNICIPAL LEAGLE bed and not 8 8 in Walkerville heavily laden party of goodly hours He 8 8 If 8 LARGEST EXCURSION EVER GIV EX BY A DETROIT HOUSE Mg t' PRIMARY ELECTION BILL NEARLY READY GEORGE THOM AS TELLS THE AWUL'DISASTER 8 8 manager of the Michigan Central rail road with headquarters at Detroit and he has been telegraphed to QUARTERMASTER OX THERE 1 LIE SHIP POTOMAC Not a Living Thing ound in III1 ated St ierce Trip on Lake Eric Dancing and 'Athletic Contests Border Brevities the County Court at Sandwich the case of I The names of A Clarke and Cowan Windsor are in cluded in a list of new king's counsel appointed last Monday by Sir Oliver Mowat lieutenant governor of Ontario The appointment of these two mem bers of the 'Windsor bar is a very popular one with the entire legal pro fession in the city and elsewhere where they are known Mr Clarke has been a practicing barrister in Es sex county for a number of years and has attained an enviable record in the courts both as crown prosecutor and as counsel in civil cases particularly in drainage suits with which he has been at various times connected ever since he located InEssex county He has been county crown attorney for a number of years and also clerk 01 the peace and there is not a more popular lawyer in the county to day than Mr Clarke Cowan the other lucky one is a member of Mr firm and represents South Essex in the domin ion parliament He has won his spurs in many a noted Jury case in the old court house at Sandwich RIGHT EMINENT GRAND COM MANDER INDLATER JI The American visit two occurred THE OLD PLAY' WAS WELL ACTED AND WELL STAGED that Mr 'Jones made The primary election bill'being pre pared by the Municipal league to be submitted to the legislature next win ter has been practically' completed There is the usual provision that candi dates must file a petition with the city clerk for city offices with the county clerk for county offices the petition to be signed by one 'or more members of the party to which the petitioner may belong the petitioner to pay a fee equal to per" cent of the salary of the office to which he may aspire this fee to be not less than $1 nor more than $50 this money to be used to pay the expense of print ing ballots etc Petitions may be filed up to 20 days from the date of the primaries and the petitions are to be publicly exhibited in the office of the city clerk or of the county clerk The" petitions are to be turned over to the election commissioners who are to decide which names are to be printed on the official ballott Lists of candidates for state offices are to be transmitted to the secretary of state and state treasurer The names of candidates of each par ty are to be pritned in separate col umns and no candidate's name is to be printed in more than one column Primaries for spring elections are to be held on the fourth Monday preced ing the April eleeton and for fall elec tions the primaries are to be held on the fourth Tuesday and Wednesday preceding the election the polls to be kept open frbtn 8 a to 8:30 Officers required by law to give notice of registrations are also to issue no tice of the holding of primaries The process of voting is to be practi cally the same as in elections and it Is provided that any person offering liquor to a voter within a polling place or who shall offer a bribe for a vote may be punished by a fine not to ex ceed $1000 or by a year's imprisonment or by both ines nml Imprisonments The following sentences imposed by general courts martial at ort Wayne have been confirmed: Private' W' Lane desertion 18 imprison ment and a dishonorable discharge Private red Winn desertion one imprisonment Private Robin son drunk on guard duty six months imprisonment and $60 fine Private Ea ton escape from guard house 8 imprisonment and $80 fine Brandon Tynan as Gaspar Miss Kata Pattison Selton as Madame Des chapelles and Mrs Jones as Widow Melnotte fully sustained their reputations and helped to make the performance of sustained excellence The play was produced with all spo cial scenery and was under the skill ful stage direction of William Sey mour MICHIGAN CENTRAL LOSES AN AGENT TWO WINDSOR ATTORNEYS NAMED KING COUNSEL LARGE AUDIENCE SAW "THE LADY LYONS Grocers who sell ice to' customers I on weekly contracts can do so no I more saytho members ofthe local I ice trust If they offend their own supply will be cjit off 7 This retail ice business has caused I trouble between dealers and grocers I for some time and the reason it was I not stopped before now ly the dealers I was that they lacked organization I They effected' a combinations strong I enough this season and this 'order Is I the result The yorder will not apply I to cases where a housekeeper runs I out of ice and ran ice wagon 'is not within' reach Then a break the rule with impunity I Many grocers have been in the habit of selling Ide at wholesale' rates in order to get trade and some of them I wished to get out of the ice business altogether but could hot afford to' do so because their competitors' would not give it up The action of the dealers leaves them all the same footing Reid Received by Kingrp London une 11 White law Reid the special ambassador of the United States to the coronation 'of 'King Ed ward was received in audience by h's majesty at Buckingham palace this afternoon 'The king received Mr Reid in the most cordial manner 'and ex pressed his gratification at seeing him again Mr Reid presented his creden tials and a letter of congratulation from President Roosevelt A mock trial will be held at the Cal vary Presbyterian church to morrow at 3 under the auspices of the club "He put off the wedding two or three times for various said Miss Maud Purdon telling of the troublo that has come on her in the desertion of her fiance Harold EHeman of S28 Vinewood avenue Yesterday Mis Purden swore out a warrant charging the delinquent swain with being the father of Ijer child The thirteenth annual excursion nf the Westminster League of the ort Street Presbyterian church will be giv en riday June to Tashmoo Park The league will be accompanied bv the congregation and Sunday school of Calvary 'Presbyterian church At the park the boys and young men of the ohurches will compete in a series of athletic contests to be held under the direction of A Roy Hackett sistant physical director of the Sandwich School Troubles Ended The separate and public school boards pf Sandwich have reached an amicable settlement of the d'fficultles over the possession of the school build ings in that town The public school board has agreed to sell the new school building on Bedford street to the separale board for $2500 and the offer has been accepted The separate board 'Will add another story to the building during the midsummer holi days which will give plenty of room to the pupils With the money derived frem the sale of one building the pub lic school board will renovate the pub lic school building on Mill street so tnat Ings Charge of alse Pretenses William Englander an ex alderman of Windsor laid an information yes terday against Alexander McCarthy charging him with securing 'money under false pretenses McCarthy was subsequently arrested and will be given a hearing this morning Englander says he purchased a horse from McCarthy Tuesday for which he was to pay $50 Before taking the horse he asked McCarthy if there was any mortgage against it and he al leges received a negative answer Since that time Englander has in spected the books of County Clerk Cleary and avers that there is' not one but two mortgages against the horse and that one had been renewed late in April WEAK MEN! Instant relief Cure In 15 days Never res turns I will gladly send to any sufferer la a plain sealed envelope REE a presort tlon with full directions for a quick prt vate cure for lost manhood night losses nervous debility small weak parts varico cele etc Address PAGE Private Box 821 Marshall Mich DETROIT BOY IN MARTINIQUE WITNESS POSITIVE TIME Street Railway Improvements James Anderson manager of the Windsor street railway system' yester day accompanied the members of the Sandwich council over the tracks ot the company within the corporation limits of Sandwich for the purpose of learning where the rails will have to be lowered and the bed graded so that it will correspond with the road levels Manager Anderson' agreed to air the repairs suggested by the councillors and will also try to accommodate them with an extra car at 6 a in ordei that people car reach their work in Windsor and Detroit on time Blades of Detroit eminent grand re corder Henry Anthony of Sturgis eminent grand treasurer Charles Pomeroy of' Saginaw eminent' grand standard bearer red Bonine' of Niles grand sword bearer Huston Coleman of' Kalamazoo eminent grand warder Howard Taylor of Adrian eminent gfand cap tain of the guard Andrew JiBrow of Detroit The decision to hold the next? an nual conclave at Sault Ste Marie was the only other Important business of the session 'Past Grand" Commander Hugh McCurdy of Corunna moved that the time for holding the conclave be changed from the second Tuesday in June to the third Tuesday in May There was so much objection to this that question was passed' 'over with the understanding that it' 'be taken up next year The session opened yesterday at 5 a The entire dnorning was taken up with the reading of the reportsbr the heads of committees 4V Immediately after the the new officers were inducted into office by an board' headed bv Past Grand Commander Hugh Mc Curdy with Past Grand Commander Jesse Saxton a srand marshal The conclave after the Installation immediately adjourned Hamilton annual excur sion and picnic for his employes takes place to morrow to Tashmoo park The trip will be made on the Tashmoo leaving the Griswold street dock at 8:30 a mand returning leaving the park at 7 ni The musical pro gramme will be supplied by band and orchestra on the boat "and at the dancing pavilion during the afternoon Transportati will be free to employes and the firm will donate the day and Co had its annual ousting yesterday It went to Bois Blanc Island park There' were OOO'cof good 'measure rounded running over It was a 'happy tamlly a congenial family It took sccaelon yesterday to felicitate itselfn its increasing membership its growing consequence and to renew ac quaintance with Itself Annual excursion day with the more than two thousand employes of Parke Davis Co is not merely a holiday It is a day of rest and recreation with full salaries allowed free transporta a splendid programme of enter tainments and opportunities to com pete for liberal prizes Twelfth Annual Excursion affair the twelfth an nual excursion of the big drug house was ambitiously planned It was con fidently expected that It would be larger in every way than any that has preceded it In anticipation of the largest free ever given by a Detroit business house three steamers had been engaged to convey the party to its destination IN bile ample events proved that the ar rangements had not been upon too large a scale When the Pleasure the Sappho hoisted tneir anchors at the Woodward avenue dock at 9 the former was laden almost to its official capacity A similar sit uation prevailed at Jos Campau ave nue where the steamer Promise had been iu waiting for the accommoda tion of the employes whose homes are in tnat vicinity ana The Sappho was less but it yet conveyed a proportions Gloom Gave Way It was not until nearly 12 when the fleet was nearing Its des tination that the clouds lifted a little and a few fitful rays of sunshine swept the steamer decks An hour later the sun shone forth in all Its effulgence and there was no longer any doubt that the occasion would be an un precedented success Despite the clouded skies and chill ing atmosphere the down river trip was delightful Excellent music had been provided the Great Western military band military band and orchestra of fifteen pieces having been engaged for the day In Dining Parlor As In former years yesterday's event was essentially a basket picnic and the major portion of the company had provided bountiful luncheons which on arrival at the' island they proceed ed to dispense and the picturesque grove was soon alive with merry pick nickers An excellent table dinner had also been provided in the spacious dining room of the pavilion for those who chose to avail them selves of it and throughout the hour allotted to luncheon this place was crowded to its utmost ranndtv Tfnr irom 4 to ouppcf bcl va 111 tile A splendid dancing pavilion with good music provided opportunity for diversion for several hundred couples during the afternoon and several hun dred more enjoyed a delightful two hourfe' ride on Lake Erie the steamer Promise having been engaged to make a special trip for the pleasure of such as did not desire to remain the entire afternoon on the Island excellent mu sic 'being a feature of the trip The Athletic eatures The interesting programme of ath letic events which had been provided was enjoyed by fully two thousand of the party' It was more than usually entertaining many of the numbers ex citing Intense enthusiasm on the part of the onlookers They included a baseball game a baseball game participated in by the respective nines of the shipping department and the main office a game of basketball be tween the Parke Davis Co team and the Twenty first Essex usiliers (Company 1) Windsor two 100 yard dashes for men two 100 yurd dashes for boys: two races at 75 yards a one third rufle run for men a fat versations she has had with Chief of Detectives McDonnell and others anyone offer you any Induce ment to tell any sav threats against your the times I have you believe that he meant what he said at any time he made I he meant it I thought he was saying it to scare me into doing as he wanted me to were not frightened at his threats against Mr he was always so good to my you go to your husband and tell him these "Because I had done wrong and want him to Jones Showed No Excitement Witness denied that she wrote Jones letters insisting that be remain Ln De troit but admitted that" she said she was willing to leave with Jones when Jones insisted bn the plan Asked as to whether there was any thing peculiar about Jones at the time she gavehim the last headache pow der witness said that she did not no tice anything special stood face to show any he simply took the powder he said it was When the noon tecess was taken Mrs Heywood was almost about to collapse Much of the testimony ad duced during the examina tion was repeated during the afternoon session WEST SHORE HAILROAD' TotNew York Boston and 'all'polnts Via Wabash through service quick lime low rates nearest ticket agent or' 'address Cook TV 1j a it 7 Negligee Suits that fit and hold their shape new features of this clas of ClothingVery neat and dressy Worsteds lannels Homespuns and Crashes are the newest shades and patterns Better secure one before a hot spell breaks the assortment COST OOD Grape Nuts vs White Bread etc 1 Number of Contracts Recommcnd I eil Last Evening I At the meeting of the supplies and committee of the board of ed ucation last evening a motion by In spector Goldberg to buy Victor pianos made by Busch Gertz of Chicago was defeated only Inspectors Goldberg and Hely voting for it Inspector Price advocated buying the Stoddard piano 1 but the proposal got no further The contract for window was recommended to be awarded Ho the Harry Dean Co and here again Inspector Price made a stand for a state product securing the passage of a rider to the motion that the tor supply' the Quaker rollers manu factured by the Bay City Shade Rolle co otner contracts recommended were: 'Matting Wing Co at 131 2 cents per pound chair tips Edwards A Co at 81 30 per gross anthracite coal Brown Brown 'at $6 06 per ton Janitors were given the privilege of holding their meetings in school build ings and hefeaf ter janitors and engin will be free on Saturdays after noons unless otherwise required by the supervisor '(v' Condition'of the Injured 'i Albert Dennis the aged colored man who was shct'Tuesday nightybv Mrs Martha" Scott of 6212 Livings 'one avenue was doing well yesterJiy at Harper hospital At the same institution' Is red Muel ler accidentally shot bv a compile)) He also is rallying as well as can be expected ireman Charles 'tPrest 'who in jured In the Michigan Re fining Works fire by the falling of a safe upon his back is sai i to be well 0 race" a three legged race a pack race a crawling match run for your a running broad jump Prizes of $5 in gold to the win ner and $3 and $2 as second and third prizes respectively in each of the race features lent zest to the sport Nine boxes of candy went to the win ners of the baseball come their defeated rivals being consoled by the presentation to a sitnilar number of smaller boxes of candy The genera direction' of the excur sion was in the hands of Leon ink to whose able management much of the success was due He was ably seconded in their respective di visions by Geo Mutter Charles Milburn Tonge Thompson Perkins and others JANIES INDLATER HONOlfrSD BY GRAND CONCLAVE 'ft At vesterdav the iurv in Lypps vs Gunning gave a verdict of $100 for plaintiff Charles Bolsmier' aged 82 years one of the old residents 'of Petite Cote died there this morning of" old age The funeral will be held riday morn ing Columbus has disnosed of his residence on Pelissier street Windsor to William Renaud of Rochester township the purchase price being $1 550 The last draft of the stationing com mittee of the London Methodist con ference places Rev John allis at Ruthven and Rev Edward Olivant at South Mersea Elmer Laplne of Langlois avenue Windsor was yesterday committed for trial on the charge of attempted inde cent assault the complainant being Mrs George Munroe of Sandwich street west illlam Dalton who was struck by Angus McLeod with a billiard cue left Hotel Dieu yesterday He will be able to appear against McLeod next Tues day at the preliminary hearing in the Windsor Police Court The directors of the Windsor Home of the riendless have discovered that they will need more money for the ad dition to be built to the home and the amount will be raised before the tender for the work is awarded The Twenty first Essex regiment will attend the coronation services at All Saintschurch Windsor on the morn ing of June 26 In the evening the officers of the regiment will give a band concert and hop at the armories The promoters of the Essex County Savings Loan Co with headquar ters at Windsor have been very suc cessful in their canvass as alreadv over' $200000 worth of stock has been taken by residents of Windsor and Es sex county The stockholders will hold a meeting at Crawford House Windsor June 19 to elect directors and make preparation to commence business f'Of CONST! PATION drunk Bonyadi Natural Laxative Mineral Water When buying be sure and use the fril name HUNYAD1 JANOS Otherwise If you cxaia niiiiLiiv un iiiiTivniii vunrAv ro mwa vu ma uu uupvbcu upon LABEL ON BOTTLE IS BLUE WITH RED CENTRE Dominion Notes The steamer Winifredlan has ar rived at Cape 1 own with Canadian Mounted Rifles on board 'Dixon of Guelph has in neriteci a toriuno or by death of a relative ia England Dr William as sistant medical superintendent of the Hamilton Asylum Isdead at Balti more Arthur Brunet was sentenced to imprisonment for corrupt practices in connection with the St division election in 'Montreal Mrs Labranche a Montreal woman was overtaken by a train on a bridge Sho managed to avoid the train bv clinging to a post but Tlied fro hi fright Tho latest rumor In political circlesls that Sir Henry Strong Is to retire The Mannering Bellew engagement in Lady of at the De troit opera house last evening was a success The theater was filled both upstairs and down? and the curtain calls after each act demonstrated that the audience found much to admire in the performance It wag alsoevident that Bulwer Lyttbu's artificial love drama docs not appeal very strongly to a modern audience It was the play ers and not the play which Interested the spectators Some of the old guard whose memories carried them back to the days of echter and other famous exponents of the ultra romantic drama were to renew their youth but the younger generation after a thorough course of Pinero and his brother playwrights of the realistic school found it difficult to repress a materialistic smile at some' of the high flown rhetoric with which the play abounds Claude and his palace by the Lake of Como belong to a past age and it speaks volumes for Miss Mannering MrfBellew and their associates in' "the performance that they were able to endow the old clas sic with so much life and realitv Miss Mary Mannering made a most attractive Pauline Her winning per sonality beauty of face and grace of movement all contributed to hcr suc cess Added to these she possessed earnestness and deep feeling Many of her scenes were played with compell ing power and fine artistic effect but in greatest the third act where she learns she fell short Her out burst of passion and offended pride was perilously near to rant and the proud spirit of Bulwer hero ine was not sufficiently Indicated One felt instinctively that here was a Pau line who would eventually forgive Melnotte that her heart was urgingher to do so at the very moment when shewas most bitterly upbraiding him All of this gave a fine womanly touch to the character but it was indicated more by Miss personality than her art It' is a question if there is on the American stage to day another actor who could give Claude Melnotte4 the stamp of truth with which Kyrle Bel lew impressed the character 2Mr Bei lew was a striking figure whether garbed as the gardener's son the prince or the returned rench officer His clear cut cameo like features graceful bearing and musical voice lent reality to every scene and by his intellectual grasp sincerity and the 1 Ofahlsi reainKs he made Claude Melnotte almost a living being (treat triumph for any actor Edwin Beauseant was a well conceived and finely executed im personation He compelled 'respect for the quiet of his work and for the absence of anything sug uof stasiness an error into which he might easilv 3 have fal'en Maclyn Arbuckle as Colonel Damas Ya? responsible for most of the come dy of the play He gave a capital the od Edward Abelfs ns niatrics "yd Thompson as Mons DeschapellS Kansas City Mo June (Special) Mitchell eighteen years commercial agent for the Mich igan Central railroad in Omaha and Kansas City died at his home here from heart trouble to day Mr Mit chell wag born ip Pittsfield 42 years ago He has been connected with the Michigan Central from the 3000 ON THREE BIG STEAMERS RIGHT EMINENT GRAND COMMANDER quartermaster thomas Child Struck: by a Car Little Ethel McTague aged 4 years trotted out Into the dangers cf Michi gan avenue yesterday afternoon just in time to meef west bound car No 643 The fender caught the chl'd anl threw her to one side bafly bruising her head and causing 1 from the ear She was aken to her home 66 Eleventh street and theio attended by Dr red Zumstein of 92 Church street A family figured carefully on the cost of food taking Into considera tion the strength and health that Grape Nuts furnished The report is interesting first took up Grape Nuts be cause it agreed with me so well I was suffering from dyspepsia that medicine did trot relieve I frequent ly laughed at the idea when some of my friends told of the use of Grape Nuts however one day wife bought a package and we It good and it agreed with me were accustomed to using white bread and oats wheat or barley mush es boiled from two to four hours We considered Grape Nuts too expensive but 1 noticed 3 that when I had a breakfast "of Grape Nuts I felt fine and other days when white bread and other cereals were used I felt weak and bloated "One day abotit tlx months ago I said to wife am satisfied that Grape Nuts Is the thing that makes me feel better in between' the blue Then we sat down and figured a while on the cost of living and came to thfc conclusion that we could live better and happier on fifteen worth of Grape Nuts than on twenty five worth of white bread or at cereals You see four tea spoonfuls of Grape Nuts furnish more strength to work on than large quan tities of other food so we started on Grape Nuts in earnest using it every morning and a wonderful change has come over me gaining In weight every day Never have any of the old bloated feelings I eel strong and well and can endure more hard work than I couldfbn the old diet and this result is alb without any doctor or drugs at all but directly from using Grape Nuts" (Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mifh Recipes for many easy hot weather dishes in each package of Grape Nuts PARKE DAVIS' TO EMPLOYES are made most delightfully enjoyable through the aid of Angelas Orchestral The great popularity of the Angelua In Summer Homes is a pertinent illustration of its practical value In these re treads away from musical en tertainment the Pianola pro vides the pleasure of hearing any composition mood may call for at any time with the added pleasure of pro ducing the music self Symphonies overtures or rag time favorites may be sum moned at will Dance music la always available I The Angelua Orchestral is an Inexhaustible source of enter tainment and an invaluable ally to the hostess for It al ways knows how to play On coaching parties overlook a few cold bottles of Imperial Extra Dry Champagne It will double your pleasure LOW RATES TO WISCONSIN MIN NESOTA SOUTH DAKOTA COL ORADO AND UTAH POINTS or full particulars call at Michigan Central ticket office Detroit Opera House block or write Jos Hall A Detroit simple proposition largest buying secures the manufac best terms largest selling at the smallest percentage of expense permits of least profit per sale Every price ticket in our stock bears positive evidence of the above facts See Our Great $15 Line See Our Great $18 Line See Our Great $20 Line Hundreds of more styles than are offered elsewhere at the same prices and $3 to $5 extra value in every suiL Handsome stripe and checK patternsun nnisnea worsteds black7 ana white effects grays olives brownsand blacks in unfinished worsteds Three and four button single breasted sacks tworbutton double breasted unbreakable fronts padded shoulders excellently tailored Vests with and without notched collar some of the trousers have belt straps Pardridge Blackwell THE STORE MAJESTIC BUIEDING Tbls Bignature on every box of the genuine a Laxative romo Quinine Tablets I Mrs Pauline Thomas who lives at i 1 193 Macomb has received a let Iter from her son George Thomas of I the S' Potomac which was the first steamer to go to the relief the I sufferers at Martinique I Is quartermaster on the Potomac hav Ing been recently promoted' from gun? I mate' He was 1 educated in the I Detroit public schools and enlisted 5 In I the navy two years ago His letter is devoted almost entirely to describing I the awful scenes of death and devas I tatlon which he witnessed In part I he wrote follows: I suppose by this time you have I read of the disaster at Martinique I but you can never imagine what it really is We were only 200 miles from there and were the iflrst on the 1 CPAIIO tit awa oon TT) I Supreme Court aLan Nearly from Mt Pelee we could scarcely see uite ana be succeeded aa chief justice by Hon Justice Ta sehcreau Xt is also I the air was filled with smoke and said thatt Chief Justice Armour will ashes and as we neared the be made a judge of the Supreme Court 8ide Of the Island we were compelled 10 turn back as that ehd Cof the of the iVi I lsland was sliding Into the sea You Structure Tve 1 ean get idea of what molten wound Mr I Iava is when I tell you it burns earth ear nroduef AfPthA JninVS th rock and everything The town of St of the manic qnrt nthel plerre was populated with about 4000) trees and PeoPle of all descriptions It lies just on its surface and 'ehl heyond the volcano and when the ex wav undlriwhirh Plosion occurred immense rocks and paU wnLapnear the down so fast 'that every ture Gran'arv of thn house was demolished ire rained ture Granary the Empire down for fifteen minutes to add to the awful misery Ships that were nDnf'EDQ T'Munr five Pdles out to sea were caughtso VnUltnQ UANNU SEI suddenly that all on board who tried tre nu to escape by floats or swimming were UN LfUiwInAUI I burned from the shower of fire I the worst of all was the sijower of molten lava' which ran LOCAL TRUST HAS JUMPED ON PRACTICE WITH BOTH EET StSdMER COMORT Yoa can easily be comfortabfe in the hot weathpr if you provi4e yourself with an elec tric fan a slight expense but a great ben enu it Rives you uvAiruKi lnjoy MEHT SATISACTION If you go co a vacatfeanyou can bring the sea breeze to ydilr lioffli Have ft ready for a hot day Our line of Inns fe complete We also' do high wiring and repairing promptly KEARNEY ELECTRIC CO hmm maa iiar down the of the volcano and Into the harbor making it almost Im possible for us to get in We finally got ashore to help the suiferers but none was to be found rEwrv: livlntr At the closing session of the forty 'Vsucss had been burned i 5Ve rnnr Hvo nf found on the street corners crowds of sixth conclave of the GrajuJ Com or 50 people who tried manaery Knights fempla of Michi I to gctaway bjit were burned Jto death gan yesterday at' Masoriic temple I where they stood Mothers witli babies James indlntpr of arms were burned to' a crisp XVe X2) fpund money aiu molten inalump vanced to right eminent grand com and' many loose copper VVe mander of the state Templar body' found plenty of other thingsbut' nd The other officers elected are 'Ver nohlnE alive We walked eminent ricnntv on bodies by the score There are far eminent deputy grand comipander too jnany to bury so we are going to Thomas Borden of Saginaw' emi put dynamite in' the ruinsand eblo nent grand generalissimo Richard thcra UP Just think 30000: people Swartout or Grand Rapids eminent afiledand burned and the entire city grand captain general rank I in six minutes! Holmes of Alpena eminent grand sen we were here another volcano for warden James Crawford of up about50 miles south of Mont lint eminent grand junior' warden Pelee on the' island of St Vincent Charles A Warren of Detroit 'emi We bustled there and found 3709 kill nent grand prelate iRev rancis A suffocated and 5000 in want mem provisions wnicn'we were'td havfe distributed to the Mart inique sufferers but as there was no one left there tell' the tale' we gave them to the sufferers at St "Vincent losses are very small but the rencn lost neavny consul returned from a before the explosion was found burned to a was made by him turning over in or After that incident Jones Katie the witness talked of Haywood home Kept Appolntmenti She started to keep company with Jones witness stated in the spring time of 1991 He called on the first two occasions to talk stove matters and on his third visit an appointment was made and' Mrs Heywood met him In Grand Circus park They walked round for three quarters of an hour and the" witness said she then hurried home in order to be there in time to prepare ner nusoana supper The several meetings which followed were mentioned and the witness was forced to re tell her sinful experiences She did not deny that she had volun tarily kept appointments with Jones and had asked him to call to the day of the Cadillac cele bration tr all these things were done voluntarily I hadto be coaxed and per suaded" the lawyer asked you have to be coaxed and per suaded to invite Jones to call again at your came the whispered reply Jone and Heywood Sever ftuar reled Jones nevjer visited the Heywood home in the evening until after the dancing parties began witness con tinued and she also declared that she did not solicit Mrs Hobart to let Jones a room at the Hobart home Neither did she suggest that Jones come to the Heywood home said it was cold there and spoke to Mr Heywood about coming to our witness went on to explain "After hemoved to vour house friendly relations continued to exist between him and Mr heard Jones and Mr Hey wood Witness did not deny that on one oc casion when Jones had promised to ac company herself and others to Tash moo nark and then said going she insisted that he take the trip On the preceding the murdert the witness recalled the her' husband had spoken of a wid whom a gentleman was going to have at the dance jokingly said: 'I guess better go along witness testified As to bringing Jones his breakfast she said that this was done voluntarily and she also asked him to come over to tea when he roomed at Heywood had invited him to Sundav dinners Horning Session At the morning session Mrs Hey wood was again questioned as to her visit to the place on Chene street where Jones produced the three let ters addressed to his wife to her father and to Mr Heywood Witness swore that time and again Jones un braided her for her friendliness to wards her own husband and always wanted to go out too if Mr and Mrs Heywood decided on attending a danc ing party or making a social visit Getting down to the night that Hev wood last left home alive Mrs Hev wood told of serving with sup per in his room of her husband go ing away at 8 of gving Jones the first headache powder at 9:30 Relative to what occurred about the time of the discovery of the body wit ness testified: 7 Jones Jealous asked me if I was nervous I said yes that I imagine where Mr Heywood was Jnn he would teiephone Katie and I got up first in the morningi went to Earles room and at suggestion sent him to to see if tW iiwiuv jucui vciiiitj in ana tom me he saw something on the sidewalk near the barn Jones was in his room then When I told Jones that that I was uneasy he told me not' to worry that Mr Heywood had probably gone to luncheon with As going to show the trait of jeal ousy in the defendant Mrs Hev wood said that on one occasion Jones de clared that he had seen Mrs Hevwoed and her husband together in the win dow of their home and that her pres ence all that saved Tlinik He Meant It Mrs Heywood was asked as Xo con We Sell the Best Clothing I 30 Miami Avinas THE DETBOIT 7 REE PRESS THURSDAY 12 1902V I MITCHELL OLD TIME PLOYE IS J2xclnslvaly Jay VSKY i I MH J1 Jn'ff 77 BWSi' i I i)S hi ItL ill 111 ffszzH HJJ S' s' 'r pt? 4 i 1 Ax 1 Zs 1 At A 1Z 4 a i a 'Tf 'U1' 7'n 7 it I fl Ai i LJySmtsrH O' jS tjMgi 131 3 aftosKi aoxssLj 51 TA.