Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 12

SB 1 PARDRIOGE BLACKWELL PARTRIDGE BLACKWELL You can ind no Better Than the $I6WJI3! the the' so Half Tone lilusbrnbions Mm pmm THEPtOPU'S STORE tSSP MMESTIC BUUS1ING That Tell Their Own Tales PRO I GARLAND PESX And as a Side Dish the Best Colored Comic Supplement ISSUED IN MICHIGAN SUBURBAN in Cameras The News of the World be still in The Headquarters Will Soon Be inished The Greatest Sporting Dept UNEXCELLED CITY AND STATE SERVICES complete mod The Detroit ree Press No 303 Whitney Bldg Leading DOMINION GRAND WITH the Inal NEW COLLAR IT i Stitch in Time A Prices Are in bertha at 8 1 Tel Main 2893 Detroit Mich ing last His had wort It Irotigtie Clmrcli CIiargc of Colored People Desert situation is Issue Will be an HER HUSBAND IS ALLEGED TO HAVE GIVEN THEM TO HER on M'T cottage (Associated Press and RETURNED VERDICT IN THE CASE TONY JOHN THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SATURDAY we i white unable I RICHARDSON IS LL HELD OR MURDER Pound has filed to a previous award it is cer further litigation will follow in of appeals the best known negro edu the south is Prof I Garland Rust university of Atlanta is also assistant secretary of of the colored mem the southern recent lynch very interest Choic of a'l our $20 $2250 and $25 Suilc Caroline Randall of 330 ourth died at her home yesterday of pectoris and her family is do that a post mortem examina Bright iction and Interesting eature Stories O' McMillan Supporters Talk ns If They Would Desert MYSTERY ABOUT YOUNG HENRION Reading for A Summer Day arrest of the husband is now in the county jail await examinatipn by the prosecutor morriing Millenkawsicz has for the new development yes Gus Kadou Police Are NowWorking on Clue He urnished WATCH HE WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE HAS TURNED UP Nothing that is necessary to make a cm newspaper is omitted from Especially Entertaining Number WILL TAKE A REST OVER SUNDAY phase and Detective is now conducting an would and to think In addition to all the good things of a general or special character there will be the usual presentation of GIVE NEGRO CIVIL RIGHTS whnnld ho the poor condi be in very poor of a boat catch would be impos to get near her HORTON BIG GRANGER WIL BE OUT OR GOVERNOR TOO batch of awards as Campbell $5762 SO Herman Klelnow $50 $1 John Haltiner $40 Campbell stated that Drain The 'sewer pipe that the village council of Hamtramck requested to be laid to the Zedek cemetery is nearly completed and the cemetery authorities announce that the burying ground will soon have an al most perfect system of drainage Some trouble was occasioned goipe tipip ago be cause of complaints made7 by the village that the proximity of the cemetery with its poor drainage was injurious to the nubile health brought in another follows Henry Alex Whiting $1 Sarah McMaster Attorney Henrv he would ask the court not to confirm" the award affecting his property declaring it to be inadequate He will ask the court today for time in which to prepare affi davits Attorney Van De Mark stated that he would ask for Immediate confirmation so the railroad company can get on the land and complete the work of grading can fight it out afterwards with Contractor said he to Mr Camp oeii As Attorney James objections tain that the shape At the inquest into the cause the death of Tony John the 7 year oli Syrian who was drowned last Wed nesday Coroner Hoffmann's jury re turned the following" verdict: "Tony John came to his death "Wednesday July 15 by falling through a hole in the Grand Trunk dock at the foot of Brush street We think that the of ficials owning tne dock censuren in regard to tion of the The dock is said to condition and in case ing fire near there it elble for the firemen WOULD TAKE THEM ON THE SEPARATE AM THE WAY Busy County Physician Poiozker will con duct throe post mortem examinations today Mrs street angina sirous tion be hold rank Doersing of 1KS Stanton street died at his home yesterday nnd his parents have been unable to ascertain the real cause of his demise The thin! autopsy win be conducted on Mrs Anton Millenkawsicz wjia died under suspicious circumstances at her norne id vvooamerc yesterday hear black get that I could Our Sale of the Peck Stock of Union Made Suits at $7 $9 $11 ends Saturday night Buyers save about one third regular cost GL THIRD LOOR see the cut out part Besides it is said has been where the He is Npw Locicetl Up in the County Jail Pending Inquiry CHILD ATALLY SCALDED WITH SHAVING WATER Detroit and Windsor people who have been former residents of Strat ford city or Perth county Ont or who have friends there will be inter ested in knowing that the Herald of that city is running its annual excur sion covering the whole length of Pty' th county from Palmerston to Granton to Detroit and Windsor The excursion will arrive from Sarnia on the steamer City of Toledo about noon today leaving on Mondav at 2:30 cen tral time The Twenty eighth Regi ment band of Stratford about forty strong will accompany the excursion and it is understood will march up Woodward avenue and salute Detroit citizens by playing some American patriotic airs at the city hall JURY CHARGED HIM WITH JUTTHEWS'S DEATH Hair Balsam Promotes the growth of the hair sail gives it the lustre and silkiness of youth When the hatr is gray or faded it SHINGS BACK THE YOUTHUL COLOR It prevents Dandruff and hair falling and keeps the seal? clean and healthy' In these lines you will find all the high grade fashionable materials most stylish colors and patterns suits made for this wear by best houses in the trade You know our regular prices are always lowest for good clothing think what these reductions niean $22 to $25 Suits $16 50 $18 Suits Police Prevented Trouble Damon I Butler a dentist at 256 Michigan avenue took exception yes terday afternoon to the erection in front of his office of an electrical sign by the Herzog electrical sign com pany and threatened to cut the wires which held the sign in position I Herzog would not stand for any inter ference on the part of the dentist and in spite of the protestations erected his sign or a few moments it looked as if a fistic encounter was inevitable but this was prevented by policemen from the Trumbull avenue station Dentist Butler contends that the Herzog company intended to shut off his view from the street but this it is thought would be precluded by the size of the sign 1 Missing Boy is in Police Cell Valentine Mielke a 12 year old boy living at 243 Canfield avenue east left his home last Tuesday intent upon going swimming and his failure to re turn that caused much anx iety on the part of his parents It developed yesterday that Mielke had been arrested the evening he went swimming for the alleged theft of some chickens Truant Officer August Stemhebel located Mielke at the Gra tiot police station yesterday IVE EXCURSIONS JULY One of cators of Penn of Ga who the Epworth league church in charge of the bers His views upon negro question and the Ings are optimistic and lie has written several books the of which "The United Negro Problems and His has a large sale In speaking to a Often saves the whole garment A little foresight and precaution often saves health and happiness Be careful about your flour the material that composes the staff of life Is a very important matter Get the very days of steady work works matters the grand take a day off their next begin at 2 in Monday morning the Jury finished William Cox after which PULLMAN SLEEPER DETROIT TO COLUMBUS night leaves Detroit on Michi gan Central train at 10 arriv ing Columbus 6:50 via Hocking lULUi JUa Lion iUXCL Union Ticket Office $1350 Come today Others will want them too Changeg in Staff red IV Robinson son in law of ex Commissioner Moreland was yester day separated from his position in the city office Commissioner Maybury appointing Edward Wilson as his successor John Everson the cement inspector was likewise let out Edwin Kinner formerly a sewer inspector taking his place King sewer assessment clerk has beep displaced by Hanford while Edward Ryan of the citv office will take charge of Hanford work The circumstances surrounding supposed drowning of Walter Hen' rion the 17 year old son of George Henrion superintendent of the American Car oundry shops from the City of the Straits have assumed a mysterious Lieut enton investigation There was a terday when watch was said to be' in young Hen possession previous to the lat drowning called up Mr Hen rion and informed him that he had recovered his watch Capt McDon nell was promptly notified the result that Kadou and Lloyd Pierce of Milwaukee avenue at whose hpuse the watch was found were subjected to a very close examination Ac cording to 'the statement of the lat ter he found the watch on the boat the 'night of the supposed drowning and put it away in his pocket with out making inquiry as to the owner Kadou says that he was Informed of the whereabouts of his watch bv some unknown man whose descrip tion he was unable to give to the police This mysterious individual has now disappeared and with" his arrest the police think they will be able to ferret out the mystery with out further difficulty Kodaks and Supplies of all kinds MAY BE A CASE MURDER Some very queer shifting appears to be going on in state politics in line with the recent announcement that certain of the McMillan machinists have been working to have Justus Stearns of Grand Rapids recognized as the machine candidate for gover nor It looks as if arrangements were being made not only to bring about a combination between Million aire Stearns as representing the western side of the state and McMillan as representing the eastern side but also to get into line for Stearns the present set of State of cers holding their jobs under Gov Bliss When Stearns was in Detroit for a while last Wednesday evening he saia he had come here on private bus iness but on his way to this city he met Insurance Commissioner Barry at Lansing and the two trav eled together to this city sitting on the rear platform of the parlor car much of the way The same evening Mr Stearns went to Saginaw Barry is considered one of the cleverest pol iticians on Gov staff A dispatch from Grand Rapids says that McMillan has for some time been expected in that city to meet William Alden Smith and Stearns the idea being that McMillan will be less strenuous in his opposi tion to William Alden Smith as a pos sible candidate for the United States senate It is also said that there is a deal in the air to depose Collector Sam Lemon as the head of the Mc Millan faction in the western part of the state Conditions AVouId Be Reversed Should Stearns secure the backing of the Bliss officeholders it would re sult in an entire reversal of the con ditions of two years and four years ago when Stearns was the avowed op ponent of the crowd which now seems ready to flock io his standard Stearns however will have plenty of competitors George Horton master of the state grange who ran two years ago just as a feeler is said to be preparing for a more active cam paign next year and it is said that he will have much support from the farmers especially In the lower part oi me state rea vi vvarner for a time was considered the OUELLETTE IS IN A BAD WAY at Lome and hav'e commissions to execire for them in the way of British flairs bric a brac pictures of Canadian statesman anl views of some of the historical spots ot the dominion The postOffice building' is the chief point of interest to the visitors Here they pur chase souvenir stationery and write lett home telling their relatives or friends that they are writing from King Edward country There are a number of the Leaguers who are living in Windsor for the week they secure ample accommodations at rea sonable Tates and can easily reach the dif of meeting in Detroit Ernest Ouellette a member oL the town council of Sandwich was' taken to his home yesterday afternoon from Detroit suffering from blood poisoning He is in an unconscious condition and gravefears are entertained for his recovery A few days ago Mr Ouellette was cleaning his typewriter with a file and pricked oneof ills nnffepft with th thought nothing of the wound at the time bat on Thursday his hand commenced to swell and he cnnsuiw yt went to his Mutiea in Detroit yesterday morning as usual In the af ternoon his hand andarm became so bad that a carriage was called to lake him home but reace Sandwich he was uncon LEAGUERS ARE VISITING WINDSOR Rate Investigation jrrfS coRnmoiAL hilling co Detroit hick src Commercial lour VVXpla Wheat lour" Each the market Ask V4Ur areCer abJrt JURY CENSURED THE OWNER THE DOCK less about people be along to ll ve a white man LLOYD PIERCE SAID HE OUND IT ON jIRS MILLENKAWSICZ ATE POI SONOUS TABLETS one white man happens to ing with a negro or the in official courtesy invites While Chas Grover a laborer liv ing at 628 Kirby avenue east was pre paring to shave himself a few days ago his small son Clair entered the room and in the absence of his parent tipped over the shaving cup which contained boiling water The little one suffered excruciating pain and was rendered unconscious before the arrival of Dr SBelI 1501 Rus avwHiwu ium The child succumbed several hours later The death of the little fellow is es pecially pitiful in the fact that his mothers demise occurred hut two W3 KrandmotHer Mrs Rilfy Tillison at whose home the Grovers had been living was so pros trated over the affair that she could not attend the funeral which took place yesterday THIS VERDICT INCLUDED IVE PIECES LAND LATEST TURN REPORTED IN THE POLITICAL WHEEL who ma chine candidate may be forced into the position of fighting the combina tion from which he originally expect ed his support but there is quite a number of machine men who will re fuse to be led awav from the secre tary of state and in this county es pecially he has many strong friends Gerritt Diekema of Holland chair man of the Republican state central committee is also said to the fight McMillan Men May A peculiar feature of the that some of the men who have been McMillan men in the past now talk as if they would desert One man who holds an office under Gov Bliss said yesterday: "What following can 'McMillan com mand? He has no offices to give out and some of those who got positions through his father are losing them The rank Andrews and Moreland developments in Detroit have hurt him and with the removal of More land a large section of his machine was lost urthermore a' lot of Re publicans out in the state have be come convinced that McMillan has been friendly to Mayor Maybury it being known that his machine here supported Maybury in the last city election or a would be Republican leader to help fill the city hall of the state metropolis with Democrats' cer tainly does not strengthen him with the Republican workers either in De troit or in the state It really make a great deal of difference wheth er McMillan is with Stearns or Altogether it looks as if the lines for the campaign of next year when a senator and a governor are to be elect ed have not been definitely drawn the various candidates shifting around for the strongest positions 51 NIAGARA ALLS AND RETURN VIA CANADIAN PACIIC RAIL "WAN THROUGH TORONTO ACROSS LAKE ONTARIO AND GORGE LINE On sale August ISth 13th and return limit August 15th with and Infor 5 BIG EXCURSION ROM PERTH COUNTY ONT Prof of Atlanta TjiIIkM of Conditions in the South llE ASKS NO MOKE THAN TO BE PROTEC rEn LN THEM Condemnation proceedings broiight by the a toieio Shore Line Railroad Co against Alexis Salliotte et al affect ing property between Wyandotte and the River Rouge were yesterdav a Jwy iu Judge Hoemers court a xt Prisoner Will Be Given a Hearing in a ew Days BUALO 97OO OR ROUND TRIP zThe Michigan Central makes the above announcement Trains will leave at convenient hours Tickets will also be sold to points in Can ada St Lawrence River and North ern Michigan resorts Call at No 1 Detroit opera house block or station foot of Third street for particulars IVE EXCURSIONS JULY IS IO AND NIAGARA ALLS 9U9O BUALO 9700 OR ROUNDTRIP The Michigan Central makes the above announcement Trains will leave at convenient hours Tickets will also be sold to points fn Can ada St Lawrence River and North ern Michigan resorts Call at No 1 Detroit opera house block or station foot of Third street tor particulars 2 Exceptional Of fers In ine Suits or those who appreciate fine clothing made up in the highest style of the the fit and workmanship equalling the best custom tailors productions no better inducements for a purchase can be offered titan those told of below After throe public jurors will session to I Yesterday I with Supt Bookkeeper Harry Turner was given an inning at furnishing testimony When the jury finished at 1:20 Turner said he did not know whether he would be expected to give' further I testimony Turner probably gave evi dence as to the slips on which were entered amounts of nld sand permitted to be used by contractors Ex Secretary Ogg Supt Layton and Robert Conway Contractor foreman all present but they were not called upon to testify At the rate the inquiry Is progress ing It seems likely that it will take several weeks to conclude the taking of testimony on public works depart ment matters Prosecutor investigation of pavemeuis continues ana some verv bnd concrete found on Englewood avenue Contractor Julius Porath did work DETROIT GRAND RAPIDS A MIL WAUKEE EXPRESS Grand Trunk Railway System Brush street depot daily 5 The Tyfpld Collar Thepicture shows how the collar out on each side to allow for adjusting a neck tie without springing the col lar open 'The collar comes ree Press representative yesterday upon the negro question Nir Penn said are many good things about the southern people and we should be disposed to be just in our criticisms of them by admitting and giving them due credit for all the good that they I do in behalf of our race In Atlanta and al! through the south negro car penters and contractors may be seen working on the houses and that is something that I have not seen up here There are many southern peo ple who want the negro educated and made a good citizen In fact if we could stop the prattle about negroes wanting social equality because per cnaree prefer president a negro officeholder to a public recep th'e ing get her forever without havin at my table to inspire my children and he can do without me We both have as many intelligent social friends as we need in our race The best neuro wants but a chance to work and be protected in it a chance to ncciimmate and then to have that accu mulation of property protected as is that or others lie wants no social rights be yond those wrapped up in civil rights an he is willing to take his civil rights on the separate plan from earth to heaven provided the white man in the south who calls for separation will stick to the rnie he makes But in New Orleans for in stance They call for equal and separateaccommodations and in a street car of ten seats they give a negro two of them I can also truthfully say that when white men cannot be seen smoking in the ne groes' section it is an exception to 'the rule and w'hen a conductor is found who will pr tect a negro in his right to resist such an imjtosltion as smoking and cursing in the cars where colored women are rid ing that is also the exception to the rule Give the negro all that belongs to him in a civil wav and ail he asks to th lynching that has become so cemmon the question is a national one both north and south having to deal with it Two wrongs cannot make a right We cannot stop crime by another crime as all sensible people know The educated negro reads with horror of the crimes of his race an with greater horror of the sub sequent crime of lynching by the whites and wo are on safe patriotic ground when we say let the law take care of the crim inal As for remedy the only one I can see education It is slow but sure and there no other safe settlement ill feeling in the south is not among the host whites the ronl south Such men as Senator Tillman who recently spoke in your city do not represent the south Theue is a itss of white people in the south in direct competition with the negro and the latter is very 'often in the load nnd the white doesn't like it The negro as made more rapid strides towards civil ization and 'hri tianity than any other race diwation is the only true solution to the At Harrow yesterday the' jury returned a verdict that Edmund Matthews had come to his death by a wound caused by a bullet fired from a revolver in the hands of Oliver Richardson A warrant has already been issued charging Richard son with Matthews's death and he will be given a preliminary nearing before' Magis trate Bartlet in Windsor within a few days on the charge of wilful mjirder 5 Should he be committed for trial he will be remanded the county jail at Sandwich until the fall assizes in September when his trial will take place The witnesses examined at the Inquest yesterday gave evidence that corroborated the statement signed by Matthews before his death Dr Campeau' Av ho at tended Matthews after he was shot was one of the important witnesses examined George Jdhnston rank Powell rank Harris a colored man ajid Constables Laporte and Howard also testified Richardson was present when the jury returned the verdict but evinced no emo tion whatever He was brought to the county jail at Sandwich last evening to await his preliminary hearing BLISS'S MEN OR STEARNS button which is also kept out of sight Your summer comfort will be increased if you wear one and thank ns for the style' Dealers sell them Cluett Brand 2 each Arrow Brand I 5c each V'Ketting a of the'patron viitotX Jasut'rs ant the other the truo2t5s' Yeek cross ii 1 uwuuuris ana every boat tn Americans who are anxious an1 get a glimpse of the of a foreign country sAnvfni come to purchase souvenirs to take back to their homes inteir Pnts varne from Can ada or4 they have Canadians or neighbors The circumstances surrounding the very sudden death of Mrs Anton Mil lenkawsicz in Woodmere yesterday morning are so unusual and so mys terious as to occasion a great deal of comment and developments of yes terday afternoon and evening led to the who ing this Anton past two years kept a saloon on Ker cheval street and Thursday night he his wife 'was complaining oi pains in the stomach he gave her several small strychnine tablets which he kept on hand for his cus tomers who wanted to sober 'up The woman became unconscious soon af ter she took the pills and remained so until yesterday morning when she died although Dr Hamilton who had been called worked over until midnight The story was accept ed as the truth until some of the neighbors yesterday suggested an in vestigation Justice Haley and Dr Hamilton accompanied 'by Officer Ames of Delray worked on the case all day and made a report to Prose cutor Hunt They found though that complaint had already been made and that the arrest had been ordered The saloonkeeper was taken to the county jail without being ex amined by Mr Hunt The first thing discovered that aroused suspicions was the alleged ad mission by Millenkawsicz that the wo man he has been living with was not his wife but that he has a wife in Germany The woman with whom he had been living and who had passed as his wife was raised in the vicinity of Detroit but her maiden name is unknown to the Woodmere officials Millenkawsicz is alleged: to have claimed that they were married May 1 in Canada and at that time a cele bration of the supposed wedding was held at his saloon Dr Hamilton will with the county physician hold a post mortem examination this morn ing The bottle from which the fatal' dose was given still contained thirty six pills containing one fourth of a when the officers visited the house and the saloonkeep er is alleged to have told Officer Ames nf his wfe thirty two of the tablets However later in th? day he is said to have told one of the women about the house that he only gave her two or three and per sisted in adhering to this statement LAST SHORE LINE AWARD MADE United Stites Refrigeration Co SPECIAL RERIGERATORS COOLERS AND COLD STORAGE RERIGERATOR CARS i Border Brevities The property on the Windsor assesnn' nt rolls which can be levied on for school purposes amounts to $10L529 11 II Ashdown has resigned the position of secretary trearurer of the Sandwich wa ter board and Pequegnot has be 'n jp pointed in his stead Aid lecently received tho ap pointment of solicitor of the Windsor wa ter board has declined the position be aus of his' "official connection with the city council William Kelley: who claims Hartforl as ytiis" home was arrested th? Windsor' race track yesterday by Nash Officer Reid on the charge breaking 'into a car in the Windsor yards and stealing' a number of felt hats His accomplice Thomas Howard arrested some days ago and both men will be given a hearing' Monday At the last city tax sale in Winds unier vv ills purchased four lots cer street on which Cfqn fnii? All of the buildings are occupied and the chief claim the properties for a year his tenants are living in hi without paying rent Evidently they wer not satisfied with a' grood thlngr for chief yesterday made the' unwelcome covery that bis tenants tearing fences and and partitions In th houses to use for fuel He will prosecu the offenders and take steps to evict them JULY 18 1903 4 I 1 ygTti DARnRinfi BLAUKWtLu 1 Lx i 4 Mak 1 I 1 if 3 I vk a Hwy i 81 iMrp Sunday ree Pres ilfi' a 1 'Jlllsffl A 'K 1 I I 'I Ih I rl i I i SIb! i 1 1 County I'hyhicina is i' 1 i IO A I in it I 1 A A A 1L21 I ZS 7v VAUCLU CdUUUV 'w e' A a A i aMSu a "JSfesft 5u I 8 1 k' I I.