Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

THURSDAY NOVEMBER' 36 1903 THE? IJETROIT REE PRlpSS HD CATARRH SIXTEEN ftjjjjj tt MTf CLEMENS THE HIGHEST GLASS PIANOS Been AT NEARLY HAL PRICE Open Opp Public Library IRST BEET SUGAR ACTORY IN THE UPPER PENINSULA KELLY of different INSTITUTES TELEGRAPHiC BRIES end Cured at your home OR 'rt foreman? of the jury replied to the tt DEATHS A DAY OBITUARY OR NEW LIBRARY BUILDING STATE 3 4 not low the his to the most luxurious train in the world with two other fast trains traverses this historic highway daily with the finest of equipment and the quickest of schedules through to San rancisco Los Angeles and Portland without change BEGINS ITS CASE DECEMBER 7 TO CVRK A COLD IN O1 1 DAY Take Laxative Brcmo Quinine Tablets AllIrufirKiets refund nicney if it falls to cure Grove's signature is on each box 25c Believed to Be One of the Clev ereat Crooks in the Country OR PASSING ORGED CHECKS SLAUGHTER PIANO PRICES 5 ft A Haa Speeial Program for All Day House Dropped Dead in a Store Niles Mich November 25 (Special) Mrs James Wood a well known pio neer resident of near this place drop ped dead in a local meat market this afternoon aged 62 years She is sur vived by a husband and three chil Ui Many Business Men Victimized WITHDRAWS ROM RACE COUXTY AUDITOR Greatest in CHARGED WITH HAVING SVORK ED GAME EXTENSIVELY MOVEMENTS THE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Lansing November On Decem ber 7 the state will begin the presenta tion of ts evidence In the suit of the railroads to defeat the nd valorem tax law The testimony will be taken at Grand Rapids and Attorney General Blair will devote almost his entire time to the matter while the case is on Irritated or Itching scalp blanch ng splitting or faUing hair and all other disorders affecting the balr and scalp ull in formation and book free Cal I or write John IT Woodbury I 163 State Street Chicago at this who OICERS LOOKING OR A BRUTE HORSEWHIPPED DEENSELESS WOMEN JURY ACQUITTED HOLBROOK BRIBERY TOOK ABOUT TEN HOURS TO REACH DECISION John George Hudson Mich November 25 (Spe John George rone of oldest and most popular business men died this afternoon aged 74 Jle had been in the boot and shoo business here since 1866 ATALLY BURNED BY EXPLODING LAMP AMOUS GERMAN TRIAL IS ENDED ADRIAN RECEIVES BEQUEST ABOUT S15OOO AT CLOSING OUT SAIE THEIR WHOLESALE PIAXO DEPARTMENT MEXOHIXEE BOY TACKLED ESCAPING MAXIAC SERVICE AT! DETROIT OPERA HOUSE THIS A HE THREW A LIVE CAT JXTO A COAL STOVE RO ACH UN DER ARREST AT BATTLE CREEK Who can compute the value of thecures Peruna la making? Who canestimate the worth of such a remedy? Peruna has made jupt $uch? cures thousands upon thousands yof times There is no nook' or cranny in the whole United States but that some one Could be found whoowes ms life and success to Peruna the greatest catarrhs remedy juf the age' The keeper or the cook who does or keep jar of the was died had COUNTESS NOT PRE 'sSEXTIXG ALSE HEIR rt SERIOUS ACCUSATION AGAINST JACKSON BUSINESS MAN Rogers City Mich November 25 Arthur Spens one of the men who struck oil in i Detroit last winter was seriously injured yester day He was extracting shells from his rifle when one exploded disfigur ing his face and almost ruining his eyesight HEAVY STORM ALL OVER THE UPPER PENINSULA is hi here for shelter The general northern Michigan GRAND RAPIDS WOMAN 'HAS BEEN ARRESTED Adrian Michigan November On the eve of Thanksgiving the city of Adrian learns that it is to receive an unexpected gift for which it is truly thankful Some time ago Amos Baker passed away in California and his re mains were brought to Clayton his old home for burial It develops that about a year ago the deceased called on Judge Robbins of this city and made a will in which he left all of his property to the city of Adrian for library purposes The bequest is to be spent in an addition to the public library to be known as the Baker ad dition to the public library of Clayton was: made executor of the will and he was here today and presented the will to Judgo Larwill for probate: Mr Baker loft no family and his fine farm property near Clayton is worth $15000 Adrian has one of the best public libraries in the state but the quarters which are located in part of the city hall are cramped and the unexpected gift is therefore greatly appreciated THEY SAID NOT GUILTY BENTON WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE SIRED THIS MAY BE THE LAST WEEK Marquette Mich November A snow storm which has prevailed in this section for three days has turned into a blizzard and tonight is piling up large snowdrifts Train service is much interrupted A heavy sea is run ning on Lake Superior and a big fleet or boats storm is Jackson Mich November 25 A warrant for the arrest of Napoleon Schrivlera rench laborer on theMichigan Central 'was issued this af ternoon and the fellow is assured of a tertan and Methodists wijl join with their friends for services The Pagoda band willrender sical program in court house square tomorrow afternbdn 'This is an annual treat In the evening" the band gives a masquerade ball Peter Heuteker a Belgian who has been engineer at a tor thirteen years leaves tomorrow for a visit to his old home in Belgium He will also go to Germany rance Eng land Ireland and Switzerland before returning Tonight a large crowd of friends assembled at his home to bld him goodspeed The gas company has had its force busy for two days changing all appli ances over to burn coal gas as the company has discontinued the use of water gas The Literary club gave a special Thanksgiving program last night The home and philanthropy committee Mrs Spier and Miss Kate Van Eps had charge of the meeting Grand Rapids Mich November 25 Roach believed by the local authorities to be one of the cleverest crooks in the country is in Battle Creek under arrest and a dep uty has been sent to bring him here where he is much wanted not only by the authorities but by Dr William Bessey who was victimized by the smooth crook early in the month' According to the story Mr Roach came to this city bn November 4 and after consulting the list of members of the Canadian club he picked out Dr Bessey as a promising victim and called at his office where he regaled the trusting physician with a story of his being the son of the president of the Bank of Canada at Hamilton Ont Mr Bessey's old home He then confided to the doctor that he was without money and did riot want his father to know it The sympathetic doctor invited Mr Roach to spend that night at his house and Mr Roach invited himself to spend the following night departing on the third day it is alleged with a few little souvenirs in the shape of a gold watch valued at $175 a scarf pin val ued at $10 a watch and chain valued at $10 and a pair of bracelets valued at $15 The authorities have been seeking Mr Roach since and there is much gratification at his capture Sixty 'Years Married Mt Clemens Mich November Sixty years ago today Mr and Mrs Samuel May started on journey together Today many neighbors and friends gathered at their' home five miles soutlvof Mt Clemens to wish them many 'happy returns Of the day Mr 'father settled the farm the young man took his bride to the old home and they have lived there all these years Mr May is 82 and his good wife 80 years of age Both are enjoying good health X' Great Day for Weddingx At 6:30 this morning Rev Ken nedy of St church married Mr Ernest Martell and Miss Mary Touscany At 7 o'clock he married his niece Miss Mary A Kane to Mr Thomas Jackson Both of the young folks are from Detroit Tonight at 7 Kennedy performed the cere mony for Miss Ada King of Bay City and Mr Romey Van Hollebcke 'of Mt Clemens Miss Bertha Stevens of this city and Mr James Wheeker of Detroit were wed this evening at the resi dence of the bride on Gutchow avenue Bath City Brevities Local cider makers are shipping their product to the City of Mexico Union services will be held at 11 a tomorrow at the German'Evan gelical church Tho Baptist Presby New Michigan Postmasters Washington November (Special) Michigan postmasters: Agnew Otta wa Co Max Kohnke vice Albert Munn resigned Chester Eaton Co Louis Walberry vice John Garral resigned Eagle Mills Marquette Co John Wilson vice red Read resigned Oakville Monroe Co John Juckett vice Mary Howard re signed Sues ather for $5000 Ann Arbor Midi November 25 Eu gene reer of Lima has com menced a $5000 suit against his father Lewis reer He claims that in 1874 he entered into an agreement with his father to stay with him and work the farm and also help pay off for a farm purchased for his sister? In considera tion 4 of this he was to get a farm himself But now he states his fa ther has so mortgaged the land that he would not realize much even if he would get possession of it Greeni tile Mich November 25 (Special) At 1 this morning Mrs' George Gravelie wife of Super visor Gravelie of Eureka got up to light the lamp when it exploded throwing oil over Mrs face and shoulders and burning her so bad ly that the flesh and skin dropped in strips from her face She is in a very critical condition and tho doctors entertain no hope of her recovery ARRANGED OR IRST PART DECEMBER LADIES! $500 REWARD or a case of obstinate suppression any 'cause In pathology niy monthly rag fails' to relieve safe harmless: mail how long suppressed DR JOHNSON MED DIS 34 Dearborn vuicago Rev 'J XV Lester Buchanan Mich' November Rev John Lester who stricken with paralysis Monday tills morning 'aged 85 rears Tic been a Buchanan resident for good many years Missing Boy Returns Carleton Mich ovember 25 Grant Parsons of lat Rock aged about 15 years who disappeared from his home with a companion named Roy on November lias returned home sHe has been spending his time in Ohio" while away from home His friend who left with him did not re turn and he does not care to tell of his whereabouts Menominee Mich November Harry Caughey right on the Menominee high school football team tackled a raving maniac who was running down Main street last night The crazy man was Joseph Berquist of Peshtigo He was being cared for at St hospital when suddenly he jumped through a window to the ground eight feet be low and started down the street only partly dressed although the tempera ture was nearly to zero The police tooK atter tne man out couia catch him but Caughey with a hard tackle brought him to ground AND BEST MEDIUM GRADES NEW PIANOS ARE SELLING I The direct route to the Pacific the Pioneer Line west and nortnwest irom unicago and the only'double track railway between Chicago and the Mis souri River is The North Western Line The Overland Limited changed upon more thorough consid eration of the charge regard ing evidence relating to the grand 'jury 1 One of causes of the verdict it is believed was the general unreadiness of the jut ors to any of testimony as the truth The secret manner in which the case figainst Holbrook was worked up inthis county also had its effect Prosecuting Attorney McArthur was considerably surprised at the but will not say whether there will be any prosecutions in the mat ter WANTED IN GRAND RAPIDS Kulamuaoo Postmaster Reap pointed Kalamazoo Mich November 23 The name of Hutson Colman for reappointment as postmaster was sent to the senate at Washington today MAMMOTH BEET SUGAR ACTORY: Menominee Mich November $850000 beet sugar factory has turned out the first barrel of su gar ever made in the upper peninsula and is now in full operation The plant is situated on the bank of the Me nominee river and was erected by the Kilby Manufacturing Co of Cleveland It is owned by the Menominee RiverSugar Co and is supplied with beets from territory as far north as Escanaba in Michigan and as far south as Green Bay in Wisconsin Seventeen counties in the two states contribute beets The factory has a capacity of 1000 tons of beets a day and is as large as any in the state It is the pioneer beet sugar manufacturing plant of the upper peninsula and northern Wisconsin and citizens of several other cities are watching closely the outcome of the experiment If this factory proves a success there may be one at Green Bay Wis and atSault Ste Marie in a year or two Carpenter is president of the Menominee River Sugar Co and McCormick is general map acr lively time when he is caught Last Sunday at his boarding house he picked up the family cat and threw the poor animal upon the glowing coals of coal fire then closed'thc door The tortured brute scratched on the mica doors in an effort to get out and men in the house endeavored to end the brutal exhibition but Schriv ler fought them back and the cat waa burned to ashes I i Jackson Mich November 25 A man who has been identified as a per son prominent in business is accused of an atrocious assault upon five women of the Salvation Army last night Capt Stewart and five of his lassies were making their usual march when a person driving a team of spirited horses stood tap in his car riage and lashed the defenseless wo men over horsewhip have been absolutely no provoca tion and the same person is accused of having similarly offended previous ly Capt Stewart will lay the matter before his' superiors and if the word is given an arrest wlll Tollow OOTBALL TRAINING PRACTICAL USE DETROIT MAN WAS INJURED WHILE HUNTING Berlin November Countess Kwi lecki charged with presenting a false heir to an estate at Wroblewo Posen who has been on trjal here since Octo ber 26 was acquitted today The countess' heard the verdict calmly gazing through' her lorgnette at the judges without the movement of a muscle or the slightest change of ex pression Those who had gathered in the court room to hear the verdict repeatedly shouted when the usual query 5 of the judge that they found accused mot guilty Before quitting the court room the countess waved her handkerchief to wards the galleries where her friends were sitting and threw kisses to the witnesses When the carriage of the countess emerged from the courtyard up the street an enormous crowd which had gathered greeted her 'lady ship most enthusiastically The Tageblatt states that Dr Muel ler? the leading states attorney has been transferred to Elberfeld which is understood as a reproof to him for his declaration in his speech to the jury that a verdict of acquittal would give its deathblow to trial by jury in Germany their heads with There is said vruii tiuuiULCi i it i and the same person is accused If You Are Looking for a perfect condensed milk preserved without sugar buy Peerless Brand Evaporated Cream i vJtc is not only a perfect food for infants but its delicious flavor and richness makesit superior to raw cream for cereals cof fee tea chocolate general house hold cooking Prepared by Condensed MHK co ru na is the Great est Cure in the World 1 a LW vr rrut 1 UNION EXERCISES IN LMANY THE LOCAL CHURCHES 'fl flitffllf BEE 'always at hand both for flavoring soups and sauces ijs well as for making that handy cup of hot beef tea will oblige by sending her address to Corneille David Iludsofi St New York She receive "free a userui cook book 1 MANY AITHS WILL UNITE Samuel Rainey San rancisco November Samuel Gainey for many years one of the most prominent politicians inb Cali fornia died today of heart disease He was born in New York in 1838 Harriet Hubbard Ayer New York November Harriet Hubbard Ayer the well known writer for the New York World died today of pneumonia after four days illness NATIONAL CAPITAL NOTES Rogers president and John Canavan and Thomas Shanahan committee of the National Association of Postoffice Clerks presented to Post master General Payne and irst As sistant Postmaster General Wynne recommendations for' legislation in tne interest of postoffice clerks Northville Mich' November Supervisor Benton of this place has been prominently mentioned as a candidate for the Republican nom ination for county auditor next year announces that owing to his health he has decided be will not be a can didate for that office Mr Benton has been suffering for some time with a nerve difficulty and his physi cians advise him that a rest is es sential at this time inding Was a Surprise to Statc Oflcers 1 The people of" Detroit know pretty generally that the Marvin Co have always handled not only a good line of instruments but have always carried 'as thev have now sale many of the best and highestclass pianos in the market These same makes and styles of pianos that we have sold in this com munity and vicinity for 20 years wo are now closing out at cut prices Why? Simply "this We have decided to permanently discon tinue the wholesale business or in other words io quit doing business through country agents We carried a large number of brand new pianos in store house to ehip out to agents We had a large stock the hands of country agents both those in store house and in hands of country agents are being brought in and closed Out at wholesale cost and lees The greatest and best up right pianos of today are Kranich Kimball and Steinway that is admitted and attested by the highest musical authorities This is your est chance to secure one of these fine pianos at an extraordinary bargain price The actual saving amounts to fully $100 to $200 on a piano Beautiful new Cabinet Grand Up rights in handsome colonial and other latest styles that agents and dealers sell regularly at $425 $450 $500 and $550 Sale prices to close $268 $298 $317 and $347 Terms $15 to $25 or more down $8 to $10 per month or cash New Cabinet Grand Upright Pianos various standard makes former prices $325 $350 and $375 sale prices to close out surplus stock $193 $217 to $327 Terms $10 to $25 down $6 to $10 nfonth ly or cash Extraordinary bargains are offered at this sale in brand new thoroughly good and fully guaranteed upright pianos in plain but pretty mahogany English oak and walnut cases Agents and former prices $250 $275 and $300 Sale prices to surplus stock $125 $Lp7 to $173 Terms $10 to $15 down $5 to $8 or more monthly or cash ine bargains are offered in pianos some of which are new some taken in exchange on Kranich Bach and Kimball piajifis and some are only slightly shopworn being in hands of our country agents a short while as 1 follows: Kux tzman Upright walnut case like new sale price $180 $350 Everett Upright Piano like $145 Payments $5 monthly A $425 Kimball Upright used in studio short while only $248 Pay ments $8' A $4'J0 Decker fine condi tion: now only' $155 Payments $6 monthly A $300 Sterling Upright" as good as ever dark oak case sale price $175 Payments $6 monthly A Chase Upright now $190 Payr meats Hale Upright good shape only $75 Other second hand Uprights for $65 $90: $110 to $153 Payments $4 to $7 monthly New and used Organs to close at $10 $18 $23 $37 to $63 $5 to 6 down $3 to $5 monthly Square pianos in good' shape for $25 $37 to $56 for best worth three times the money Payments fo suit purchasers MARVIN PIANO CO 36 Gratiot? Opp Public Library Gne "Best of Everything Low Rate Tourist Tickets on sale daily from all points Be sure your ticket reads via The North Western tine Booklets and full Infor mation av to rates and schedules on request JY Guerin Gen Agt ass'r Dept Ry 17 Campus Alart NWto lua Debolt: Agricultural College' Mich' Novem ber The following is the list of institutes to be held Decem ber 1 13: Crawford At Grayling De cember 1 2 and Montmorency county Atlanta December 3 4 State speak ere Peter' Voorheis Pontiac Crawford Armada and Mrs JSmma A Campbell Ypsilanti Lake At Luther December L2 and Kalkaska at South Boardman December 3 4 State speakers Oviatt Auburn Cannon Roch ester and Mrs Carrie Ives Saunders Saginaw and Prof AV rench Lansing at Luther Eaton At Chester November 30 Vermontville December 1 Kala ma December 2 Bellevue December 3 Dimondale" December 4 State speaker AV Raven Brooklvn Mecosta Millbrook "Decem ber 1 Remus December 2 Big Rap ids December 3: Morley December 4 State speaker? Croman Grass Jyake Ingham Leslie December 2 Onondaga December 3 Stockbridge December 4 State speaker Hull Dimondale Midland Poseyville Decem ber 7 Crossing December 8 North Homer December 9 Crane De cember 10 Hope December 11 Cole man December 12 State speaker Oviatt Auburn Genesee Otisville December 8 Goodrich December 9 Swartz Creek December 10 State speaker A Croman Grass Lake Ottawa Spring Lak? Decem ber 8 Coopersville December 9 La mont December 10 Hudsonville De cember 11 New Holland December 13 State speaker Prof Dean Agricultural College Prof John Michels Agricultural College will also be present at Coopersvlle Lamont and Hudsonvlle Osceola Marton December 8 Evart December 9 State speaker Cochrane Midland Emmet Pellston December 9: Epsilon December 10 Redmond December 11 State speaker Alvord Camden Isabella county Herrick December 8Brtnton December 9 Weidman De cember 10 Broomfield December 11 State speaker I Moore Jonesville Manistee county Yates December 8 Bear Lake December 9 Manistee township December 10 State speaker Crawford Armada Leelanau county Maple City De cember 9 East Leland December 10 Northport December 11 Bingham De cember 12 State speaker Can non Rochester Houghton county auhassel! Decem ber 9 Hancock December 10 Calumet December 11 Lake Linden December 12 Atlantic Mine December 14 A1I ston December 15 State speaker Geismar Chatham Michigan tensions Washington November (Special) pensions: George Hicks $24 rancis Colby $40 Orin Carter $12 AArilIiam Leighraff $8 Charles Moore $14 Daniel rench $10 Carusf Scott $14 John Parker $17 John Greening $8 Jacob Emmiek $6 James Wilson $8 James A Rice $12 John McNamara $8 George Perry $8 Clara Granville $8 Har riet Connor Grand Rapids Mich November' 25 (Special) AA'arrants were sworn out in the police court today for the ar rest of Mary Van Setters of this city charged 5 with cashing fraudulent checks and the issuing of the war rants has brought to light a series of interesting forgeries by which amounts aggregating $100 or more have been ob tained from Grand Rapids business houses by this girl the first woman as far as the oldest attaches of the police court remember to have been arrested on the charge of forgery The warrants were issticd by Rich ard Aos who conducts a feed storfe on East Bridge street and he charges that Miss Setters cashed two fraud ulent checks at his store on Novem ber 16 One was for $10 0G and the oth er was for $7 82 andthey were made payable to Emma White and were signed with the name of Edwin allas They were supposed to be pay checks and were drawn upon the ourth Na tional bank Mr cashed the checks readily Since the discovery that fraudulent checks have been issued in his name Mr allas' has conducted an investiga tion and has found that fraudulent chacks aggregating a total of 16 have been issued and it is by no means certain that all the bogus paper has been found' A number of different business men are said to have been Victimized Miss: Van Setters who is 22 vears of age was in the employ of allas who conducts a mince meat and apple butter factory here and continued in his employ until about 'a week ago when she left and went to Spring Lake Suspicion was directed toward Miss A an Setters by the fact that the two checks cashed at the ourth Na tional bank bore the same numbers that are said to have been on legiti mate checks given Miss Van Setters when she was in the employ of Mr such person as Emma White has been employed at the allas factory Thanksgiving day again brings to Detroiters a multiplicity 6ft excellent church services and special gatherings 1 in commemoration of tho great JuU tan pi season At very many ox the churches special services have been arranged in addition to other public gatherings The most im portant service for tjie day is the citizen interdenominatfdnal service a the Detroit opera house at 10:30 a clergymen of the Protestant Caluollc and Jewish faiths participating 1 The program is as follows: Invitation to worship Rev miah Boynton Congregatignallst chairman of the services mutic I pneus ciub Old Testament selection (Psalms) Rabbi Leo ranklin Jewish New Testament' selection (Matt 1 16) Rev John Brittain Clark Presbyterian prayer (conclud ing with the prayer in which all join) Rev Reed Stuart Unitarian congregational hymn (Haydn) the Thanksgiving proclama tion Rev Lee McColiester Uni? versalist offertory (for the benefit the visiting association) 'mu sic Orpheus club i General topic: or progress in the moral and spiritual elements of civi lization address introduetory Rev'H Deorest Congregatlonalist ad dress for the nroerrew of hurrihnitar ian effort Rev William Dawe Metho dist address for the turning on of the light in political and commercial affairs Rev Van Catholic address for the dawning of a higher spirituality and practicality in religioua thought and life Rev Marquis' Episcopalian congrega tional hymn' benediction Rev Bourne Baptist The following will act' as ushers: Cotner Jr Judge Alfred Mur phy rank Lodge George Calvert Geo Lawson I AVheat Jo seph Relchratb Charles A Warren Henry Kieslmg Jennings 'Edwin Nall WRobinon Dr George Burke Elmer Liggett Alien McKenny Herbert Grout Louis A1 Nall Dr S' Robbe Theodore Becker Hugo cchhcinier Melville Welt and Julian The doors of the opera house will be open at 9:45 Other Special services: Services at the "Woodward 'Avenue Baptist church at 10:30 will be preceded by an organ recital by red erick Alexander organist and choir director of the Mr Alexander will be assisted by jthe choir and by the following: 'Herman 'Brueckner first violin Joseph Stringhamsecond violin William: Murphy viola: Henry At Andries cello and Inno cenzio'Zito harp i Mount Hope Congregational' Scotten Avenue Baptist Boulevard Congrega tional and Nlnde Methodist 'churches will hold a union service in theSCot ten "Avenue Baptist churchy at 10:30 Rev Thomas Kent will preach Ahe sermon A special service will beheld irr the Central Presbyterian church corner Bates and armer streets Tl Rev Marcus Scott wHl a short address on 'National and a double quartet choir will render special service is open to all The irst Presbyterian and 'Jefferson Avenue Presbyterian churches will unite in a service at 11 a 'at the Jefferson avenue Church Rev 'Alfred Barr will speak on 'A Sober Thought About Self Our City and Our The hymn Guard composed by Henry McCook of Philadelphia will' be sung by the At the Presbyterian Churches At the ort Street Presbyterian churcfh the service will be at 11 and the choir will consist twelve voices The JDay by Woodman the baritone sold and chor us will be given for tfie first time in Detroit The program follows: Tnrd Maunder for soprano solo and Ye" Ver di trio for soprano! tenor and baritone and: the Hymn of the for alto solo and chorus'? The members of the choir will bet Mrs? Owen Misses Swickard Cant and Goebel: altos Mrs Clements Misses scnmiat ana Kenneay tenors Messrs Duggan Allen and Walsh bassos Messrs Spalding Clements and Alex ander: organist and director Corev i orest 'Avenue Trumbull Avenue and Second Avenue Presbyterian churches will hold a union service at the Second Avenue church at 10:30 o'clock Rev Barkley will preach the sermon and a special choir will render music Baptists will combine in War ren Avenue Grand River Avenue and irst churches the service being at the: latter church Methodist will have separate services at the Martha Holmes Memorial Simpson Asbury Preston Central and: Campbell E' churches The Church of the Messiah will have a service at 10:30 In the morning and 8 in the eyenlng Special music will be provided at both In evening at the Salem Evan gelical church the cantata Ten Virgins" will be given with elaborate musical effects A i In the Worth End? North Congregational and the North Woodward 'E: churches? will unite in a service at the North Congrega tional church at 11 a Rev B' Allen of the North Woodward Ki church will preach The choir 'of Calvary Presbyterian church will giveits regular Thanks giving concert' at the church tonight Besides selections by the choir there will be numbers by Mrs Hayne So prano: Miss Welz contralto: Mr Bar tels Basso Miss Ruey Smith reader Mr Shearer cornetist and Miss Troy pianist At the A housa" with special program will be kept nil day and from 12 to 1 there will be a special song service Rev Nehe miah Boynton will address the gath ering The )' W'C A will also keep the latch string out all afternoon and all will' be welcomed At the Zion Reformed church? a( Chene and Jay streets a kinetoscope production of the Passion Play will be given at 8 o'clock ii) the evening' The usual Episcopalian Thanksgiving service will be observed in the churches of this denomination throughout the city of thanksgiving will be cele brated at the Catholic churches Bish on oley lias ordered the chanting of the Litany of the Saints and in some churches the The bishopwill be at Monroe for the day St Albertusts Polish Catholic church will celebrate? in addition to the usual mass the anniversary of the slaving of the Polish patriots nnder Chlonicki and Czartoryski in the Polish rebellion of 1831 BATW for TOOJirt A special circuIa ALL GROLEBS Lansing Mich November After being out for nearly twelve hours the jury this morning brought in a ver dict of not guilty in the case of yJolin Holbrook charged with attempting to bribe one of the jurors at the trial of Eli Sutton for conspiracy in 1900 The jury notified the court at 7:15 a that it had reached an agree ment and Judge Wisner Holbrook'and tho attorneys for both sides were sum moned When the foreman of the jury made formal announcement of the find ing 'Holbrook and his daughter who accompanied him gave way to unre strained rejoicing During tho day it has come out that on the lirst ballot the jury stood eight for conviction and four for acquittal but along toward morning opinion A New York' November 25 Arrived: Prinzess: Irene from Genoa' Sailed: Statendam Rotterdam and Boulogne Teutonic Liverpool Liverpool November 25 Arrived: Ocean ic New York Corinthian Montreal? Arabic New York riesland Philadelphia Lizard November 25 Passed: La York for Havre Belgra via New York for Hamburg Antwerp November Sailed: Bel genland Philadelphia Southampton November 25 Sailed: Moltke (from Hamburg) New York via Cherbourg Queenstown November 25 Sailed: Ivern'a from Liverpool Boston London November 15 Arrived: Co lumbian Boston Hong Kong Novembe 25 Arrt ved Empress or japan Vancouver via Yokohama: Kobe 4 Nagasaki sand Shanghai p1 x1 la the tchword for health a comfort and beau but itU Ing Jiot only the ne tpOLlO ury of cleanliness HAND Tlie Paris Patrie says former Pre mier Waldeck Rousseau angered his recent reverse in the religious dis cussion in the senate will shortly re tire from public life The Austrian and Russian ambassa dors at Constantinople have rch'M the reply of the porte to the Macedon ian reform proposals of the powers accepting in principle all tho nrn points of the reform scheme A nitroglycerine tank at the Aetas Powder works Miller station re Crown Point Ind blew up kJhtf Albert Hoenscher and fatally injuria Charles Potter and A Hoenscher was drawing nitrogjee from tlie tank and it is that friction due to a gram the pipe caused the explosion pecuniary damage was smaJ Revolvers were drawn a rough aa tumble fight engaged in and a of policemen were called to disturbance at the A Chicago ifth Ward Republican wA No one was seriously aritl organization men led Aid' Edward Lltzinger flM drew' from the had aj1 ticket which will be used in a against the organization rck tttho Republican county cental (mittee rt i a a A A AYS DOINGS IN MICHIGAN NOTICE! Kidney Spc and will put up hereafter onl size which contains one nd ment and will be a guarantee that after using tn for 10 days and you are no satisfied return the Jaia package to your drugg fund you 50c By sending a stamp we ill mail ou hfirs: ficient for three daL will show you whether i mtamc drugco SM CHenc St PetroiM Go guch a terrible beade never be said again And Paln Pills quickly todSJ positively prevent pain No non tn bulk Guaranteed Men of rroininenee in the art Polltieal World do not llesltr te to Endorse It If fiharna I Wish to thank you for fl Peruna has done me It is the est cure the world I ha troubled with catarrh for years I used thirty six bottles of catarrh cure but continued i worse My doctor wanted me tow tn Kansas City for treatment thought 1 would try Peruna first I Sot six bottles and went to takin it I used four bottles and am wj again I cant thank you too much for the good your medicine has com A Letter Hon David Meekison member the ifty fifth Congress front Ohio" writes: haVe used several bottles of Pt runa and I feel greatly benefited there by front my catarrh of the head I feel encouraged to believe that If I use it a short time longer I will be fully able to eradicate the disease of thirty years' David Meeki son Member of Congress The first cold weather is dangerota Many people contract cold sufferwith coughs or acute catarrh durirr the month of November Penina forti fies the system against colds If you do not receive prompt art satisfactory results from the use of Peruna write at once to Dr Hartman giving a full statement of your cas and he will be pleased to give you hist valuable advice gratis Address Dr Hartman President ot The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio re oa i Acknowledged th Greatest Catarrh RtmfdT in the World ri 4 A VERITABLE 11 Hr ''I tr I to Bifl 1 i Mfe'V V4 'll" I wiill' VH a SB A i i IB Ifi wW i Wi Wc HI 1 '37 WT 7 7 CX Ipc II 'jTa I IMr 'Ji It v' v1 a a orihfru LarfrrtW JKi i ifes' i ut' (Lc jSSSSSttIii Three ast California Trains 3SR.