Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

1 SEEMED TO BE SINKINI H3 I now on the way down the lakes and 11 A ZAVk A4aT1 4 PARDRIDGE BLACKWELL PARDRIDGE BLACKWELL MARINE Ail REIGHT SITUATION Smith A taiMU fcTOMWX WE STOWL HMMTICBM'UlffiG MASTERS TOLD a TO GO HOME To Omaha i DOMINION JJ The West lie SAILORS COXIW HOM LOCAL BREVITIES TOPEKA AGROUND At Leading Dealers Everywhere ORTY OUR LAID UP The Deimel Lloen nesh Co (Originators ef Mesh br REE PRESS the the WILL BLAST THE SEASON HAS HEARD NOTHING INTEN TION AGAINST QUEBEC BOATS ONE OUT EVCRV THREE CITI ZENS LIVES TO BE 60 OR OVER BEEN! Scenic during STEEL TRUST DOES NOT NEED THEIR SERVICES LONGER TO TIE UP QUEBEC LINE WILL INJURE CANADAYS TRADE Duluth September 18 Owing to the bunching of lumber boats on Lake Superior as a result of last storms all shipments from the head of the lakes this week will break all rec ords for a liket period The estimated shipments are 20000000 feet for the week Root died in March 1902 and WOODMERE PEOPLE ARE UP IN ARMS WANTS TO DEDUCT OR BACK YEARS by force and A CASE THAT WAS DANGEROUS LY NEAR EPILEPSY Plan is to Issue Bonds to Pave Jefferson Avenue ESSEX COUNTY SAY'S IT PAIDTOQ MUCH TO SCHOOL BOARD DISSATISACTION OVER CAPT MAYTHAM'S ACTIONS Cemetery Association Is to Improve It Some CLAIMS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AS TO ITS WORK Study your diet and see natural way you can build good health which means DEATH CAME TO HIM YESTERDAY He Was a Widely Known Citizen of Principles Cleveland September There was a little more inquiry for grain car riers at the head of the lakes today and a large steel steamer was placed at 1 3 4 cents to load wheat tomorrow for Buffalo or next loading owners are holding for two cents The local freight market is quiet and un changed Buffalo coal shippers are only offering thirty cents to the head of the Jakes on large cargoes Chicago September 18 Grain freights continued dull with small de mand for boats Charters: To Erie Alfred Mitchell (corn): to Midland Rend (corn) The steamer City of the Straits yes terday morning brought up a large number of mates wheelsmen watch men deckhands who are out of work on account of the strike against the steel trust Many were from De troit but the majority lived at Ma rine City St Clair Algonac and Port Huron and were on their way home They called at the mail boat for their mail and gave Instructions to forward their mall for the remainder of the season to home addresses THOMAS AUSTIN HAD BEEN ILL AT "WIARTON ONT The Detroit City Gas Co some time ago obtained a franchise from the township board of Grosse Pointe be fore the incorporation of the village of airview and is laying 'pipes in the present limits of the new village It intends it is said to run the pipe line across Jefferson avenue and in side the curb and this plan the vil lage officials oppose! If the franchise gives no such right the village will ask for an injunction 4 Conservative Members of Asso ciation Not Consulted Many masters of lake vessels since the strike was called against the boats managed by Capt A Wol vin have expressed displeasure at the action and say the conservative heads in the Masters and association were not consulted and that even now with the strike on in full force those outside of the steel trust have re ceived no notification from headquar ters that they are parties to the fight In this connection there has been talk although it has taken no defi nite form of calling a special meeting in the near future to inquire into the circumstances in connection with the radical step of calling off the mates and throwing 2100 steel trust em ployes out of work in order to hit at Capt Rae of the steamer Clemson Still another criticism is that the boats of the steel trust were inter fered with at all The Clemson is owned by the Provident Steamship Co of which Mr Wolvin is president and general manager There are'four boats in this line and their only con nection with the steel trust is that they are managed by the manager of the Pittsburg Steamship Co and have been carrying steel trust ore but their stockholders are xiifferent and they are in a separate corporation THOMA'S AUSTIN Detroit Citizen Who Died Yester day nt WTOrton Ont SUBURBAN TWENTY THOUSAND MEN WILL BE THROWN OUT WORK UNERAL LATE THATCHER ROOT THIS ATERNOON northwestern millers confident they had found a cheap way of get ting their products to foreign mar kets If as threatened by the strik ers this fleet up by the mas ters and pilots in sympathy with their strike against the steel trust all these plans will come to an end for this season at least The reason for the hostility of the strike toward the Quebec line is that it has the same managementyas the steel trust fleet The steamiV Clemsoh the cause of these disastrous complications steam ed quietly into the slip of the United States Steel Corporation at South Chicago this afternoon and the long shoremen began unloading her cargo of iron ore It is believed that the Clemson will be kept in service until the end of the season unless the long shoremen refuse to handle her cargo out of sympathy with the strikers The last boat of the steel trust fleet to leave this end of the route this season probably was the Douglass Houghton which got away from South Chicago early this evening with a cargo of grain for Buffalo The steamer was at the elevator loading when the strike order went into ef fect and would havo been forced to tie up like the rest of the fleet but for a arrangement between the shippers of the grain and the masters and pilots association She will go into ordinary after delivering her cargo at Buffalo their the A The effort will taka of noon meetings in Cleveland September 18 (Special) A Wolvin manager of the Pittsburg Steamship Co and presi dent and manager of the Great Lakes St Lawrence River Transportation Co said this evening he had no state ment whatever to make in regard to the strike called against the boats represented by him He said he had not been notified of any action to be taken against the Quebec route boats except what he had the newspapers and that there was nothing for him to do as the strikers were making it neces sary to tie up the boats and they were? being sent to the docks and at the present rate there would not be a steei trust boat' in operation on the lakes at the end of next week Mr Wolvin said the estimate of 2500 men being affected on Pittsburg Co boats: was too highland that the number would be about 2100 of steel trust boats told their services are ho longer necessary this season and that they might" go home whenever they are ready The steel trust as well as the inde pendent! consumers of ore will not be handicapped by the strike should it become general all over the lakes and take in all Lines There is enough Ore ill the stock piles to carry the furnaces through the winter and Well into next spring and summer ANS ARE TO BE PREPARED BY ORDER Clemson "Which Caused the Trou ble is at South Chicago Damaged 96000 Cleveland September 18 The survey on? the steamer Iron Duke recently damaged by fire shows that repairs will cost $6000 VESSEL PASSAGES After once being worn no tftiderwear is clean again' un til it has been thoroughly boiled The Dr Deimel Un derwear can be boiled at any temperature without shrink age How about wool Booklet telling all about it and the earnients may ba bad JOE A TOTAL WRECK Holland September The steamer Joe which was blown ashore south of here yesterday after her engines had become disabled in the lake is going to pieces and will be a total wreck The beach for several miles is strewn with fruit which composed the cargo The hull has now broken in two in the middle and the upper works have all been washed away The wrecked boat was owned by Upham Weed of Saugatuck She was valued at $3 500 and carried no insurance COL HEGLER is to Be Crown Counsel Essex all Assizes DEATH RATE IS SMALL A OLYMPIA RELIEVED li Alpena Mich September 18 The steamer Olympia which went ashore on Thunder Bay Island Wednesday was released today after 800 tons of coal had been thrown overboard The steamer was not leaking and left for her destination Latter Will Have to Collect rom Windsor if This is So AIRVIEW OICIALS OPPOSE ITS WAY LAYING PIPES EECT IGHT AGAINST CART A WOLVIN REV HERMAN BURNS THE Grand River Avenue Baptist church will speak at the A service tofnorrow afternoon EARLY YESTERDAY MORNING fire did damage to the extent of $50 to the residence of Mrs Samuel Car son at 99 Alexandrine avenue west THE MEMBERS SIMPSON church are arranging a farewell reception to their retiring pastor Rev Dr Paul Curnick to be held Sep tember 12 'REV JAMES JEREY the Scovel Memorial Presbyterian church will be the speaker at the meeting at the A to morrow afternoon A SMOKER WILL BE GIVEN this evening by ired for the Pneumonia Attacked Him While on Business Trip September Alva Buffalo Bay September 18 Hiawatha Whitney Escan Pa September 18 Arrived: Volunteer Bulgaria September 18 Ar Checotah Cleared: Cleveland September It lieved that the orders to put the'Pitts burg Steamship Co fleet into ordi nary came directly from the head quarters of the steel trust in New York Mr Wolvin the general man ager of the Ha ke interests reached Cleveland from Du luth Last night he had no to make but this morning he gave nnr tion would have nothing to do with the the Pasadena Libeled Milwaukee The Pasadena was today tied up by a United States marshal on a claim of Bitty for $2000 for personal damages' The claim is an old one The Chicago North Western Rail way is the only double track railway between Chicago and the Missouri River and the Pioneer Line West and Northwest from Chicago Over its superb road bed four fast daily trains provided with all the lux uries of modern travel bring Chicago and the East within easy reach of the trans Missouri region and the Pacific Coast 'Three of these daily trains pass westward through Omaha to Denver Ogden Salt Lake Sacramento' San rancisco Los Angeles and Portland without change One of them the famous electric lightlid Overland Lim ited less than three days Chicago to the Coast is the most magnificent train in the world tl5w A daily service ofjtfiTough trains between Chicago and Cedar Rapids Des Moines Sioux City and other points in Iowa Nebraska the Dakotas and the Black Hills provide en route Gfie BEST of EVERYTHING or full information call on any ticket agent or addreaa GUERIN General Airent C' Ry 17 Campus Martins Detroit lNWTT Suburban Sifting sr Edward 'Ma veal of River Rouge had three fingers on his right hand crushed afternoon while at work a printing press He wge taken in ambulance to St hospital and later to his home annual meeting of the Hig gins School Alumni association last night the following officers were elect ed: President Miss Violet Stone vice president Clarence Clippert: sec Alb VO ports': of the various officers showed Look in each package for a copy of rrtott c9 It 1 a nftnlf i A do rd TA DAIH DITJiLRilUUS VV11 I UlO ucl dition CONDITION ORT STREET WEST' IS THE CAUSE Norvell School Alumni The quarterly meeting of the Norvell School Alumni association last even ing was highlv successful eighty six of the 150 members being present The reports of the officers showed every thing to be in shape and the general spirit of last gather ing Indicated a maraea ui thnciasm sATYiff or me ihbl KiduiidiK of the school being present After the business session the members enjoy ed a and the light rerresnments that were served win take place at Essex on September 29 and 30 and October 1 The 'town council? of Sandwich has struck the rate of taxation for that town at $19 10 on the $1000 ft nf Walkerville nnea each of the four boys who mutilated L2 XTcwra the interior or rne nvw church Walkerville $4 50 Rartlet yesterday ac quitted Thomas White of the charge of stealing chickens from the Shore Acres hotel in Sandwich west Word was received in Essex yester day ni the death of Joseph Oliver at vs 1 irom uie niruw Residents along ort street west in Woodmere are making a strenuous kick on account of the condition of the street and prominent citizens have Lone so far as to criticise the villagecouncil and to threaten dire things unless the thoroughfare is improved It is said that the street has been practically impassable all summer and its condition 'during the winter months is expepteid' to be ten times as bad Those who arc wrought up over the matter claim that the council has made no move to better the road in spite of many protests and that al though $5000 has been collected in road not a cent has been ex pended upon the street afternoon the Woodmere Cemetery association put two scrapers and six men on the street in an ef fort to improve jt as last winter thisburying ground was practically cut off by the impassable condition oi ort street A movement is on foot to locate the $5000 road tax which has been paid by the people and for which they say they have received no ap parent benefit SEWER SYSTEM OR AIRVIEW Nervous Trouble ollowed Shock and Continued in Spite of Medical Treatment for Two Years "A terrible shock about four years says Mrs Charles Hart of No 230 North Pearl street Joplin Mo in a nervous trouble from which I suffered for nearly two years It was impossible for me to lie still and when the nervous at tacks came on my stomach and heart were affected The spells would coma on without any apparent would feel as though I were sinking and my head would feel strange as though I were bn the point of losing consciousness At these times 1 ex perienced a uuttering sensation tn my stomaen and' aiterward an empty feeling am cured continued Mrs Hart my recovery came aoout in inis way A friend of mine advised me to try Dr Pink Pills for Pale People and 1 asked ray doctor about them He told me that 1 better try them they might help 1 took them and improve nient was graxiual but sure Inmyj case it was necessary to continue using the pills tor about six weeks and I firmly believe that Dr Williams Pink Pills are the best medicine in the world for people: afflicted as was I have recommended them to several persons and shall continue to do The remedv that cured Mrs Hart acts the blood and nerves and in that different from any oth er medicine These pills have cured locomotor ataxia partial paralysis St dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism nervous headache after effects of the grip palpitation of tno heart pale and sallow complexions and all forms of weakness either in male or female Dr PlnK Pills for Pale People are sold at all druggists or will be sent direct from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenec tady postpaid on receipt of price fifty cents per box: six: for two dollars and a half Send for free booklet of medical advice Thomas Austin of 460 Second ave nue died at 3:40 yesterday in Wlarton Ont succumbing to a se vere attack of pneumonia His widow and one of his sisters were with him The strike marks the end of rrat hnnm in iron ore mining in Lake Superior region which has sur passed ail records ever made before in the world's history During the progress of the boom shipments of Iron ore jumped by the millions of tons per month Last'jyear they leached a total exceeding 25000900 tons At the beginning of this season it was believed that last grand total would be exceeded but of late there lias been a falling off and the steel trust ceased chartering vessels outside its own fleet With the tying up of its own boats its shipments for the balance of the fairwill be light as only contract ves sels will be given cargoes In general terms the season will end October 1 instead of December 1 in the iron ore trade With the cutting down of the output of the mines there is certain to result considerable suffering in the Lake Superior region or two years past every effort has been put forward to mine all the ore possible and the of the mining towns has been more than doubled A part at least of this sur plus population will be deprived of its means of sustenance on account of the tving up of the boats The amount of work to be done dur jpo the winter was estimated to day will not be a third of what it was during the closed season Then every pound of ore possible had been shipped up to the middle of De cember and there were no stock piles left Should the strike extend' to the fleet of the Great Lakes St Lawrence River Co it will tend to frost the budding hopes of Quebec as a rival to New York in the export trade The vessels of the St Law rence line have carried many cargoes from Chicago and Duluth to Quebec for trans shipment to ocean steamships The 'first cargoof flour ever shipped by this route is Cleveland September The steamers Saxon and Briton which are at were" today added to the steal s' trust fleet in ordinary This Border Brevities The great southwestern fair STRIKE WILL END BIG BOOM IN IRON ORE MOVEMENTS of an accident in a sawmill Young Oliver was 22 years of age and went to the northwest some time ago The Essex county Printers and Pub association met in Windsor yesterday to discuss matters of inter est to the printing trade in the coun ty but no definite arrangement was entered regarding a uniform scale of prices The Sandwich and Windsor capital ists who are interested in the pro posed belt line railway connecting Walkerville Windsor and Sandwich have commissioned oster of Windsor to purchase the property for the right of way for the new road Thomas Cake who claims London Ont as his home was yesterday sen tenced to three years in Kingston penitentiary by Magistrate Bartlet for stealing money and clothing from William Stevens a Walkerville man who befriended him He was taken to Kingston yesterday afternoon Sergt Jackson of the local Eli Wright deputy sheriff Port Huron September The steamer Topeka ran aground this aft ernoon in the channel abreast the Grand Trunk elevator Tugs are now working upon her and up to a late hosur have not effected her release The funeral of the late Thatcher Root wilV be at 2:30 this after noon his late residence Char lotte aveipe Thatcher 'W Root was born at Wa terloo YMay 30 1844 At the age of 12 years he left? school and soon became employe in a general store at Lodi worked un til the war broke out At that time he was 18 years old and he promptly enlUted On March 4 1864 he was married to Miss Marion Thomas of Tully and until twenty one years ago he traveled for the Russell Irwin Manufacturing Co He lived in New York city fronf 1865 until lb when he moved to Toledowhere he lived until his removal toi Detroit in 1878 our vears afterwards Mr Knot started publishing hardware cata logues for jobbing houses and in the Root Publishing Co was incorporated with Mr Root as presi dent and treasurer the business bringing him into contact with the largest concerns in the United states and Canada He was a man univer sally liked sterling principles and Christian character beingva char ter member of the Cass Avenue church and a trustee of the church or ganization for many years In the last eight years Mr Root had buried his wife and three Mrs Rea of Grand Rapids Mrs Adams of Chicago and Mrs Donner of Cincinnati Mrs' Root died in March 1902 and Mrs Donner in April of this year He is survived by three children: Mrs Jones of Minneapolis Minn Thatcher Root Jr of Grand Rap ids and Charles Root of Detroit His death came as a great shock to his family and friends He had been in Albany making a catalogue for the Albany Hardware Iron Co since last fall but had been at the time of the death of his daughter Mrs Donner in April He was al ways robust and healthy and was writing in his room at the hotel in Albany when he noticed a slight pain in: the neighborhood of his heart and he mentioned it to Mr Roy a young i man who had been connected with him in business for the past year but not with any concern However as it did not leave him he consented to see a physician and as the doctor was about to examine the heart he noticed Mr Root turn white As the doctor turned around to get some medicine Mr Root passed away sitting up in his chair Mr Root never seemed to have recovered from his death seventeen years ago He worried and mourned over her loss arid tried to wrap himself up in his business The fight now being made by the association against the Pittsburg Steamship company the Great Lakes St Lawrence River Transportation Co and all Wolvin in terests on the lakes because Capt rank Rae of the steamer Clemson is not a member of the association will deprive 20000 maritime workers of three employment at the end of the season when they need it most This statement was made yesterday by a prominent labor leader who has looked into the situation and speaks for one of the largest unions of mari time workers on the great lakes The calling off of mates on boats man aged by Capt A Wolvin has al ready caused about one half of the steel trust boats to receive orders to go into winter quarters and it is an nounced that the beginning of next week will see the 117 boats of this fleet and prospects of nine of the Que bec route going into ordinary The Masters and association members are not alone going to be the sufferers from the strike Where there are two mates to a boat who have been ordered to quit the wheelsmen watchmen deckhands firemen and cooks will be thrown out of employ ment when the boats are laid up The average crew of a boat is about twenty two men and with the excep tion of the masters and engineers who are necessary to the laying up process they will have to shift for themselves and seek other employ ment for the remainder of the season The strike will take about 2500 men off the boats With the suspension for the season of the steel trust fleet the forces at the mines of Minnesota and Wiscon sin the men at loading docks at the head of the lakes railroad employes and unloaders at Lake Erie and at South Chicago docks will be thrown out of work as well as the employes at Marquette Ashland and Escanaba who depend upon the shipment of steel trust ore for a livelihood will find the last three months of the pres ent season with them not on a pay roll members of the National Association of Stationary Engineers No'l at the hall in the Walker block DETROIT LODGE NO 1 KNIGHTS of the Royal Ark will give a picnio at the North End summer garden (Corner of Chene street and Smith avenue next Wednesday SINCE SEPTEMBER 1 WiENTT enlistments have been made at the i local recruiting office Recruits are wanted for the infantry and the field artillery for service in the Philippine islands SEVERAL HUNDRED YOUNG people last evening enjoyed the first complimentary after drill ball of the season given by the Detroit Mont gomery rifles The dance took place at the Light infantry armory ARRANGEMENTS HAVE made whereby the Belle Isle railway will operate Sundays the remainder of the season and Her man Steiner the cashier has been appointed manager by the trustees BEGINNING NEXT WEEK A special effort is to be made along the line of extending thlr study classes ny secretaries the form factories Skinner one of the board of directors will speak also Secretaries Van Aiken and Weaver They will be accompanied by a cornet ist and an organist 1 'TWO EXCURSIONS HAVE BEEN arranged for members of the Myco logical club and their friends At 3 today they will go to Eight mile road out Woodward avenue and at 8 a tomorrow' they will take the Orchard Lake car probably fort armington The club will meet next Monday evening at the office 535 Chene street when plans for the fall exhibition will be made' WHEN THE RANCHISE GRANT ing to Simon Murphy the right to lay steam heating conduits from the" new power building on West Congress street is taken up in the common council Tuesday evening an effort will be made to insert a clause pro viding for the employment of union men on the work the steam union having taken the initiative in the matter OR TOMORROW THE UNITED singers of Detroit have announced their grand picnic at the shooting park on Gratiot avenue The! managing committee has made ar rangements with the Detroit United' Railway that there will be cars ready at' Leesville for the shooting park every five minutes There will be concert music at the picnic grounds: and other sorts of entertainments In case the weather should be too 'In clement the excursion will be post poned GAS COS PROJECT IS NOT APPROVED makes forty four vessels already out of service The laying up of the trust fleet has caused such a falling off in the towing business here that the great lakes tugs Grover and were retired from service tonight BIG LUMBER SHIPMENTS The Detroit Municipal league has issued a bulletin giving a list of Die results claimed to have been accom plished through its efforts They in clude an optional referendum rule of procedure relative to franchises in spection of accounts of public service corporations new primary election law injunction against illegal con tracts prevention of employes of the board of public works from sitting as members of the board of estimates securing compliance with specifica tions on public contracts by employ ing a special inspector to investigate naving contracts and other work as sistance in the work of the grand jury support of desirable and opposi tion to undesirable legislation It is also noted the league is watching all franchise matters very closely Duluth Wis September Arrived itch Maitland Hart Antrim art Corona Newaygo Buffalo De parted: Superior City Osborne Path finder Norton Sonoma John Owen Peck Wade Black Rock Corona Hundred Eleven Zenith City Holley Kirbv Hartnell ore Lake Erie Ny anza? Ottawa grain Buffalo Troy Nicol Northern King Buffalo YVest mount Selkirk Melrose grain Kings ton Wolvin light Superior ports Munising Mich September Cleared: Mills and consorts Ash land: Winnebago Alcona and consorts Rhoda Stewart and consorts Cleve Mich September 18 rived: Andas te Cleared Williams Cleveland 1Q South Chicago Ill September Arrived: Rowland Linn Madeira A Mitchel! Cleared: New Orleans Douglas Houghton Boston Buffalo Vega Midland Madagascar airport Depot Harbor September Cleared: Green Cleared: aba Erie Troouis Marshall Ashland Wis riveu uagunua Ore Bangor ayette Brown Warner Lake Erie Lumber Coffinberry An gus Smith Emily Hattie Cleveland Lucy Neff Milwaukee Buffalo September Ar rived: Louisiana Cleared: Coal America Chicago Salt Whitaker Chicago Toledo September 18 Arrived Brown Constitution Vene zuela Garibaldi Carter Dobbie De parted: Montana Albany1 Sprague Port Huron Hickox St Clair Magee Cleveland Escanaba Mich September Cleared: Cort Grecian Oceanica Erie ports Waukegan Wis September Ar rived Monohansett Cleared: Glid den Ashland Menominee Mich September Arrived: Ogemaw and tow Manitowoc Wis September 18 Ar rived: Parker Morley Departed: Devereux Escanaba Ashtabula September Clear ed: Steinbrenner William airport September Cleared: Hurlbut Milwaukee Lorain September Cleared: Onoko Duluth Colonel Duluth 4 2 Cleveland O' September Arriv ed: Bransford Yosemite Continental Business Cleared: Coal Neshoto Superior Harvev Brown William Minnesota Chicago rench Nervana Duluth A ort William Ont September 18 Arrived: Turret Court Cleared: Pa rent Duluth Simla Smith TwoHarbors Wahcondah Montreal Two Harbor Mich September Arrived: Iron King Simla rick Cleared: Maricopa Hundred thirty seven Iron Queen' Lake Erie Minch Lake Michigan Milwaukee Wis September 18 Ar rived: Colgate Starrucca Massa chusetts Law Gilbert Chicago Ill September Arrived: Curry Trevor Niko Peterson Hal sted Prentice Cleared: City of Rome Schuck Buffalo Ravens craig Port Huron Sheboygan September 18 Arrived: Bermuda Harbor Beach September 18 Shel tered: isk Marengo Recor Case Mueller Pauly Up for Twenty Days Cass Mich September 18 Carlton A Parker has been sentenced to twenty days in the county jail at 1 Caro foj the larceny of box of ci i gars a pair of overalls 'and some canned goods from Hitchcock OOUO According to the annual report of the board of health soon to be is sued 5171 people died in Detroit dur ing the past year which is a death fate of about 1345 per 1090 populationThis is considered remarkably low Of the total number 1187 were chil dren under the age of 1 year while 1197 were adults aged 69 or over It is estimated that one out of every three Detroiters lives to be 60 years old or over There were 153 deaths due to accident and 63 suicides There were 12 deaths from smallpox 60 from tvphoid fever 152 from scarlet fever 141 from cholera infantum 338 from consumption 224 from cancer 335 from diseases of the heart etc At the regular meeting of the air view village council last night Vil lage Surveyor Thomas Campau was instructed to draw up plans for a com plete sewer system for the village the estimated cost of which will be $80000 Jefferson avenue must be drained before the new pavement can be laid and a temporary drainag? sys tem for that one street would be a waste of money in the fninds of the trustees when a permanent sewer sys tem for the entire village can be in stalled at once After the sewers are in working order the paving of the avenue will be taken up After the sewer system 'has been paid for there will be little left of the money which the village claims is due it from the township The plan is to bond the village for cost of the pavement on Jefferson avenue A committee was appointed last night to look up a place of meeting for the council Dr stature on(box Health Tabules i KEEPS PEOPLE WELL Cents oil RCO ATS 1 I A timely topic rom now until wearing time fdr Winter apparel sets in a lightweight Overcoat is a necessity Measured by appearance and their worth is far in excess of their cost as we sell them All Wool Covert Topcoats $750 Popular shades inCovert Cloth lined with serge silk in the sleeves Compare these with the best Topcoats shown else where at even a couple of dollars more and you wjll see that our advantage as largest buyers makes a big difference in price Save that difference by purchasing your clothing here inest Topcoats at $2000 Our best is best and all we ask for the finest Topcoats or all Overcoats in stock is $20 You may pay more for one outside this store but you will gain nothing either in quality style or workmanship for the extra cost Highest grade materials richest quality silk linings best possible tailoring these we guarantee in our Topcoats and all Overcoats at $20 Corresponding values at $10 $1250 $15 and $18 Cravenette Coats I to $2250 All of them made with proper regard for style fit and You see we supply all grades from the cheapest good to the $10 $1250 $15 $18 $20 and $2250 They are marked from a little less to a great deal less than other dealers hold similar qualities Detroit Detroit September 18 Up: Seneca Yakima Yukon 9:30 last night Rome 10:40 Robert Mills 12 North Wind 1:30 Caledonia Polynesia Ashland 3:20 Hutchinson 3:40: Helena 4 Sauber arwell 5 John Eddycon sort 7:40: lower 8:20 Gro ver 9:10 Leonard 10 Lycoming 12 Binghampton West Side (sailed) 12:15 Milwaukee 12:40 Emory Owen Algeria 1:20 City of Genoa Parks roster 5:20: Syracuse 6 Down: Vulcan 10 last night Wells 10:20 Sam Stephenson Gov Smith 11 Watt whaleback 1:20 Armour 3:20 leetwood Moravia Holland 7 Pringle consort 7:40 Miner Rounds 9:40 ryer 10:40 Warner 11 Chicago 12 St Louis consorts Wolf Mack 12:15 rontenac 12:39 Hanna 12:50 Case 1 Pontiac 1:15 Kitchen (sailed) 4:20 Embury barges 4:30 Ramapo 4:50 Tower Magnetic 5 North Star Argonaut 8 Soo Canal Sault Ste Marie Mich September 18 Up: McGregor Allegheny 6 ri day morning Ketchum 9: Al gonquin 9:30 Ames 10 Tosco Jean ette 12:30 Admiral 1:20 Waldo Glas gow Abyssinia Athabasca 2:30: Anna Minch Saxona 3:30 Chas Neff 6 Howe 9 Down: Stafford McWilliams 11:30 Thursday night Thomas Palmer 12:20 riday morning Brown 1 Sheldon 1 Sonora 3:40 Pansy Cam bria and whaleback 5 Corsica and whaleback 8:20 Christopher 8:30 Jenks 9:30 Kennebec Cornell Manila 11:40 Hesper Cobb 12 Australia Amazon 1:20 Geo Craig 2: Gould Shaw and whaleback 2:40 Carnegie Rosemount Minnedosa 4 Heffelfin ger Corliss 4:40: Osborne Jupiter 5:40: Benton ilmore 6:20 McWil liams 7 Roby Cadillac 8:20 West cott Wyman 9 The Straits Mackinaw City Mich September 18 Plankinton 12:30 riday morn ing Chili 12:40: Manchester 7:10 Grat wick (old) 12:10 Olympia 1 Vanderbilt 2 Green and con sort Saturn 2:10 Sheldon 4 Holden St Paul 4:20: Down: Clvde and consort 10 Thurs day night Illinois 11 Huron 12 large steamer 2 riday morning Schlessin ger 4 Brazil Neff 6:40 Boyce 12:30: Sands 3 Colonial 3:40 Nina 4 Curtis 6 Saxon Outhwaite and con sort 5:10 Mohawk 5:50 Cort 6 10 Northern Wave 7:10 Northwest 0 miles clear Mackinaw City September Up Pope Palmer 10:10 riday morning Down: McVittle SS) :9:40 Veronica and consort 1110 ri day a Niagara International Bridge September 18 Houghton lumber Black Rock1 2:45 Welland Canal Port Colborne September Down: Riverside Mowatt Up: Advance ort William ArthurCleveland VESSEL MOVEMENTS BACK UP If Coffee aa I he in Your Case at the time Air Austin went to Wiarton some days ago on a business trip and was taken ill soon after rom the first his condition Was con sidered critical and Dr Chapoton the family physician and his wife ana sister were telegraphed for Mr Austin was born November 1859 in Detroit He was brought up in this city and educated in Detroit schools Later he had business in terests with his father in law Yawkev at ltzwilliam Island Geor gian Bay He had been married 10 years and leaves a widow and two children a daughter 9 years old and a son 7 months old His mother and two sisters live at 75 Ledyard street The remains will be brought to uhis citv and will arrive at 10:10 today but the arrangements for the funeral are not complete as yet WILL BLLAID TO LAST REST TODAY the news that the steel corpora strikers but would quit for balance of season The Windsor board of education has been placed in a peculiar position owing to a communication received from John Millen clerk of Essex county regarding the fees to be paid toy the county towards the mamten ance of the collegiate institute The claim is made by the county that ana £vt tn the high school act amendment to tnc nn iixes the rate due the board from the county at a the Windsoi ing a noses to cent force Jthree years ago and the county council proposes to deduct the alleged overpayments from the amount to be paid this is done instead of the board 1 ece ing $1704 3 as was expected tne will pay only $11194 boa rT will have to make a requisition on the Windsor city council for the difference between the two amountst a special meeting of the board last evening a committee consisting of Chairman Housen Secretary BlacK and Trustees ry and Wigie was ap pointed to confer with the countyderk respecting the claim that the 0 per cent should be deducted for 1901 and 1902 The committee reportcathat James Neilson has been gaed as commercial master of the collegiate institute and Robert Mead A of Beamsville as principal of the Cameron avenue school in place of A Neville A resolution was passed instructing the secretary to notifv Mr Neville that if at the end of his leave of absence there is no vacancy on the board he will have to wait until one occurs CAPT A WOLVIN HAS NO STATEMENTS TO MAKE SATURDAY" SEPTEMBER 19? 1903 much lower figure than board has been receiv nd the county council now pro make a reduction oi It is further claimed by tne that the new aw if in a back to steady nerves and the good old comfortable easy feeling of being well If you drink coffee and are ill you should make sure whether coffee is or is not the cause of the trouble The easy way is to shift to Postum for a few weeks and then weigh re sults A Texas lady says: was at tacked with nervous prostration three years ago this month and became so weak and nervous that I could talk to any one or have any one talk in my room My circulation was so poor I was so weak I could not even read Everything I tpied failed to help me and it was not until I read an article in the newspaper and gave up my coffee and drank Postum ood Coffee that I had any relief from the time that I quit coffee and shifted to Postum I began to im prove and I am now completely restor ed to health My nerves are strong and sound and I am normal in every Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich This same result always follows the 1 of Postum which is a food drink I in place of coffee which is a drug i ui inn i the little doom I Wellville 1IUIHII mum limn I'll I I mmiir 1 1 ri'H Il 7 ex Mf THE DET li i 11m BKs 'dLrTi i MB Mb IM a I mr veer I 19 I Hr I VM I 431 Brodway Aw 9B bp 'WW: Ax A'? 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