Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 2

sfass ft 2 MARINE LABOR MEN IN RIOT DOINGS A DAY IN MICHIGAN CRASH IN THE OG CAPTURED AT KINGSLEY COMPANY WILL PROSECUTE UTICA SWEPT BYIRE ROM TOLEDO TO DETROIT UNION MEN IGHT EACH OTHER LOSS IS ROM $35000 TO $40000 DOOS AUI6CRACY Lesson STORY DEATH THOUSANDS ON THE RIVER up with orbidden Tur SHOOTING ON THE STRAITS BY ONE HIS RIENDS BECAUSE HE WAS JILTED voting MANY WILL MOURN HER BOSTON MURDERER CAUGHT HAS He INDORSES HIGHER RATE ELL THROUGH BAD LOOR VESSEL PASSAGES TO OUND ZION IN TEXAS COMES A TIME STAYS IN SECLUSION HE Sherwood has been VETERAN JOURNALIST HURT CAUSED TETANUS SLIVER WAS ARRESTED IN TOLEDO Ann Arbor I of ALABAMA TROOPS CALLED Mob Threatens No Better Service USA The Great Northern Ry THE COMORTABLE WAY SOLDIER MURDERED to the physicians AMERICAN UNDER ARREST is Kind You Havs AhvaysBongfrt Thu Kind You Have Always Boiffil confined Prisoners announced continued and a called lasting would to the Bean ths Bignatars Rose Brit Will Bis been an Tu OHIO ORGER WANTED TO SEE WIE AND JUMPED PAROLE Bears the Signature fa Party Was Returning After Lively Night Would Be Murderer Caught While be convention will not divulge the naturb of plans MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING HIS WIE ARRESTED IN COLORADO 1 ne orcnaras in county are nearly all young and crop this year will be Al in qual AS THEIR ATHER DIED Port Smith Down: Gadsden jail are Johnson Richardson annie Mayo ADOPTED SON AITHUL physical director of A nas lenaerea his chances for life are Prisoners in Gadsden Jail Ala Gov Jelcks Many other persons were cut bruised but Donnelly was the BOARDED MOVING TRAIN JUDGE SWEEPING INJUNCTION TO BE ENORCED TH DETROIT REE PRESSt MONDAY JULY 17 1905 MUSKEGON HUNGARIAN WAS SHOT EARLY YESTERDAY keep the execu further develop nothing further the scene of the is Supposed to Have Passed Through Detroit riday CLARK General Agent 710 Majestic Building Detroit Mleh companies will re fer the present at decided on today by No Swearing in Spotless Town Battle Creek Mich July 16 Ernest Hiber a Muskegon residfentjxas the most surprised man in the world last night He was arrested by Patrolman Bhymer for swearing upon the street's He said that a man could swear upon the streets of Muskegon or any other Michigan town without being arrested He wanted to leave this Puritanical burg just as soon as' possible but be fore his departure he paid $10 fine in the municipal court "Your DINING CAR service is the equal of any in the country and superior to the writes a traveler over the William JBud and Buyers Wanted in Newaygo Newaygo Mich July 16 The fruit growers of this county want some 're liable buyers to come here and estab lish a market for this year's crop which will be the largest in the his tory of the county the the Ity MRS SIDNEY MILLER ENTERED INTO REST trading with Mrs I iluckins a west side milliner1 because a mem ber of her family had ridden on the street cars Several other warrants are against alleged boycotters but they will not be served until tomor row Another batch of warrants will be issued Monday including several for persons alleged to have called citizens who rode on the cars names and who folio wed women in to stores and prevented them from securing purchases by notifying clerks that they had ridden on the cars In addition all persons arrest ed' and fined during the past six weeks for rioting gathering in crowds or stoning cars will be pro ceeded against for a second dose in the circuit court Louin Urlcjegroom Out on Bail Kalamazoo Mich July 16 Delbert Preston the 15 year old bridegroom who was arrested riday on a charge of having himself as to his age in sccuiak a marriage license will have a hearing in the court Wednesday The boy was ar rested at the instigation of his uncle who declares that the marriage shall not stand He will have the boy put tn prison stripes first The lad gave bond in the sum of $500 for his ap pearance Another uncle who will de fend the boy is on his bond BOATS HAD ONE DAYS THE Carter of Toledo arrived In for a short visit with his Nirs Charles Carter Wright of Englewood Ill only manufacturer of luminous signs in the world is a guest ar enton Two Drowned in Mill Pond Dover July Two men and a woman mill operatives lost their lives in a boating accident on Will here tonight Two other occupants of the boat were rescued In an exhausted condition 1 July At 10 received Gadsden MOVEMENTS OCEAN STEAMSHIPS project jjetroit shores the Detroit RUMORS BUILDING AN OTHER ELECTRIC LINE Warsaw Strike Averted Warsaw July 16 The directors of the Warsaw Vienna railroad have issued an order permitting the use on an equal footing of both the Po lish and Russian languages by the em ployes This compromise averts a strike by the workmen which was threatened if they were not permitted to use the Polish language in the tran saction of railway business Prominent Men Back Scheme of Sev ral Ex Dowieites Waukegan Ill July 16 Backsliders from the Christian Catholic church are progressing in their plans for a Texas Zion rival to Mexican scheme Incorporation papers for the Model City Land Improvement asso ciation have been applied for under the laws of the District of Columbia and the charter will be granted within the next few days About 41400 acres of choice land are under option until October 1 The land is situated in and around the village of St Marys Refugis county on Capino bay Gulf of Mexico There will be no particular religious restrictions over the inhabitants of the proposed model city and the un derstanding is that cigarets whisky and open vice only are to be barred There is no creed to be exploited and the community is to be non sectarian The founders of the new city accord ing to their novel ideas are all Zloty City people The leader is former Assistant Postmaster Lee An Indianapolis capitalist is reported as backing the scheme arming and fruit raising are to be the occupa tions and it is the aim to ship prod ucts to the north Utica Mich July 16 (Special) or the second time in fifteen months this village has been visited by a disas trous fire in which many buildings Sixth Week of Bdy City Strike Opens With Conditions Worse Three Little innegans Took Temper ance Pledge New York July Pat wife died two months ago and after she was buried Pat got very drunk He kept on drinking because he was lonely he said until one day he fell and broke his ankle' They took him to Bellevue hospital on July 8 in a bad way from the ankle and too much alcohol He had three children two boys and a girl the eldest 11 years Every visiting night they went to Bellevue and stayed with Pat as long as they could cheering him up and telling him it be long before he was well and out of the hospital Pat told them he would never drink another drop and that he would do his best to he mother and father to them Last night the children were there want you to promise said Pat none of you will ever take a drop of liquor Do that now like good They promised and they any more than promised before Pat closed his eyes and died Superintendent Rickard did what he could to quiet the grief of the little innegans but without much success An uncle has promised to take care of them and they were sent to him last night Orion Albright Biel Though Her Relatives Were Getting a Divorce for Her Civilian Who Criticised the Army Did the Deed It is Said Baltimore July 16 Private Patrick Cummings of Company United States engineer corps was murdered today by Hayes Donaldson of this' city at a bathing place at Curtis creek near this city The murderer escaped notwithstanding that he had been beaten into insensibility and left for dead by' comrades insults to 'the army start ed the trouble Bay City Mich July 16 The street railway company has begun with the opening of the sixth week of the strike the prosecution of persons who are alleged to have vio lated any provision of the injunc tion issued against strike sympa thizers by Jucge Shepard and last night a batch of a dozen bench war rants was issued That the street railway company intends to make a fight against the boycott is indicated by the service late last night of a warrant upon Miss Lizzie Birney a domestic em ployed on the west side It is al leged that the girl w'ith others Piano Tuner Killed Work Yesterday Mich July 16 (Spe Alleged Diamond Thief Nabbed in Norway Christiania July At the request of the New York police Edward Park an American charged with being a dia mond thief was arrested1 on landing at Christiansand today from the Scan tynavian Amencan line steamer Uni ted States When CoSee Shows What It Has Been Doing late years coffee has disagreed with writes a njatron from Rome Yits lightest punishment was to make me and dizzy and it seemed to thicken up my blood heaviest was when it upset my stomach completely destroying my appetite and making me nervous and irritable and sent me to my bed After one of these attacks in which I nearly lost my life I concluded to quit and try Postum ood Coffee "It went right to the spot! I found it not only a most palatable and re freshing beverage but a food as well my ailments the and dizziness the unsatisfactory condition of niy blood my nervousness and ir ritability disappeared in short order and my sorely afflicted stomach began quickly to recover' I began to rebuild and have steadily continued until now Have a good appetite and am rejoic ing in sound health which I owe to the use of Postum ood Name given by Postum Co Battle Creek Mich There's a reason Read the little book Road to found in each pkg July The fighting of the revolutionist! a proclamation announcinj Increase in Snmmer School Ann Arbor Mich July 16 The reg istration of the summer school is 817 divided as follows: Literary 512: en gineering 140 law 88 medical 77 This is an increase of 266 over last year While climbing a fence today Rob ert the 10 year old son of Harry Don aldson caught hold of a guy rope which was heavily charged with elec tricity His cries brought his grand mother Airs Eugene Hough at whose home he was visiting to his assist ance and he was released Although severely shocked and burned the boy will recover The death of Mrs Sidney Miller removes from Detroit a widely known and much loved woman Mrs Miller had been suffering from heart trouble for some time and had been trying to recuperate at her sum mer home at Grosse Pointe She suf fered a bad attack a "short time ago and died yesterday morning at 10 o'clock Born and raised in Detroit her three score years and ten have been spent in deeds of charity and in the promotion of church work She was a member of Christ Episcopal church all her life and for several years served in the capacity of treasurer of the Church Home for Old Ladies Deceased was well known socially and her death will be deeply mourned She is survived by an only son Sidney Miller and by her three sisters Mrs Wilkins Mrs George Hendrie and Miss Mary Trowbridge A CRAP GAME QUARREL WITH PROBABLY ATAL RESULT Chicago July 16 While Gray Wife Murderer Saw No Callers esterday Daniel Gray wife murderer spent another quiet day yesterday one of the quietest in his life ew visitors ere allowed in the jail and those who went to ward expecting to see Gray were disappointed He con tinues to refuse to see any visitors The man clung closely to his cell during the short time in the afternoon when visitors were allowed in He refused to come cut for any one and successfully evaded all attempts to se 'cure a statement from him Child Killed ly Lishtning Cheboygan Mich July 16 (Spe cial) A 6 yrfr old daughter of Geo Houle killed by lightningwhile playing with a baby in the kitchen of her home today the baby' escaping uninjured The bolt en tered through a screen door and de molished a looking glass But Ionia Man Missed His Hold and Was Instantly Killed Ionia Mich July While boarding a train at the Third street crossing of the Pere Marquette this morning Michael itzgerald aged 24 years missed his hold and fei under the wheels The big bone in his left hip was entirely cut away and he died in half an hour AH Quiet on Blaclc Sea St Petersburg Judy 16 Investiga tion of a report th'at soldiers are being carried on board the warships the Black sea to overawe possible muti neers proves it to be untrue At a council lutions proving Detroit Detroit' 1 July 16 Up: Lansing 9:20 Saturday night Pioneer Chattanooga 10:30 Thomas Davidson 11 Clyde 11:20 Hutchinson Aurania ayette Brown 11:40 Vermillion Mabel Wil son 12:40 Maryland 1 Mecosta Yu kon 1:30 Barth and barges 2 Watt Manila 2:30 Palmer 2:40 Omaha 4: Grecian Iroquois (wood) 4:20 raanousac siemens aw St Paul 6 Capt Wilson Italia Gilchrist Presque Isle North 8 Trevor euty and consort Simla and' barges Queen City Manola Schuylkill 11:30 Berlin Seneca 1: co A Marshall 2 2:20 Samoa Advance Masaba 4:20 Kensse 4:40 Gratwlck inew) VI UUiUJHUUS i man was arrested here tonight on compiamt or Alexander Gordon Detroit charged with embezzling Mo Gordon owns a large cigar factory at 914 16 18 Hastings street Detroit whaleback 2:30 Mary El Smith 3:30 Kaliyuga 7: 9: Teu tonia Gawn Saronic 11:30 Lyman Smith Nicholas Peck Squire 2:30: Clarke Richardson Olympia 3 Mitch ell Chickamauga 5 Warner Thomp son 7 Oscoda City of Chicago Corn ing iler 9 The Straits Mackinaw City July Up: William Mack 11:15 Saturday night Hill 2:30 a Topeka 4:15 John Otis Clarion 4:30 Rochester 5 Hand 5:20 Corsica Houghton and consort 6 lower 6:30 Outhwaite and consort Vance 8:15 A Hanna 8:30: Mfyni tou 9:30 Matoa and consort Muel ler 10:30 Chicago 10:40 Veronica and consort 12:40 Mather and consort 2:10 George Orr 2:30 Sheriffs and consort 2:50 Niagara (steel) 6:40 Down: Minneapolis 11:15 Saturday night Sachem and consort 11:30 Zen ith City 5 Helena 8 McVittie 9:10 Robert Rhodes 9:30 Bingham pton Wolf 12:10 Briton 2:10 Majes tic North Land 2:30 Gary 2:40 Plankington 6 Sturgis 6:40 Ilarlem 7:50: Maytham 8:40 Wind Man Charged With Embezzlement by Detroit Cigar Dealer Toledo July a traveling Muskegon Mich July 16 (Special) on his way home early this morning Steve Siemen of this city was shot and dangerously wounded in Muskegon Heights by one of four shots fired at him by Alike Mcegiore a Hungarian living near Alona Lake The bullet took effect in the lung near the heart and is likely to prove fatal The cause of the shooting is not known but it is supposed that Mike Aleegiore one of a party of Hungari ans on their way home from this city in a hilarious mood shot at aienieti out of pure deviltry The four shots were fired in (quiek succession about 3 Immediately after Meegiore saw that he had wounded Siemen he fled to a nearby woods Sherirt Clinger small posse of deputies were out and after a long man hunt over three hours landed the be murderer and brought him countv tail Siemen is in a most precarious con dition ana thought to be slim Aleegiore refuses to say one word concerning the shoot ing and remains sullen in his cell toward Ottawa Beach old between BOW THE ORMER IS BADLY" SMASHED This is the Second Disastrous Sunday ire in Utica Within ifteen Months Village Without ire Pro tection Notwithstanding ormer ined fbr Speeding Monroe Mich July 16 (Special) Harry Layman a prominent Tole do citizen and connected with the Pope Motor Co was arrested here late last night by Officer Meir for speeding "his auto on ront street He was brought before Justice Mathews and fined President of Union Carried Out on a Chicago Express Drivers Stand Pat on Strike Non Union Teamsters Injured in Street ight Oncoda in for Repairs Sault Ste Marie July The steamer Oscoda arrived down with a broken crosshead and is now making temporary repairs Lewis and Clark Exposition or Rates and Information Call on or Ad ip iiv 1 OT Number of buildings in Village Destroyed Last Night Houghton Mich July During the heavy fog at 9 o'clock this morn ing the steamer Neshoto and the whaleback steamer Neilson crashed to gether in the Portage passage '1 he bow of the Neshoto was badly dam aged but the injuries to the were slight The Neshoto is leaking and has gone to Hancock for tempoi ary repairs She is a Gilchrist steam er Preparing for Big Campmeetlng Eaton Rapids Mich July The beautiful park on Grand river is a scene of hustle and bustle getting readv for the National Holiness con vention which begins July 27 and lasts ten davs New cottages and a large addition to the hotel are being com pleted The prominent speakers for the oc casion are: Bishops McAllister Joyce and AVilson and Drs Smith owler and English Stockwell leave tomorrow for an extended visit at the home of Airs Charles Darling lint Walter the city mother Sanders Narrowly Escaped Death at Wilkesbarre Pa Wilkesbarre Pa July Sanders a veteran journalist of this city his son in law Dr Alorgan Wel ler and Mrs Weller had a miraculous escape from death by being run downby a Pennsylvania coal train at a street crossing here this evening The party was crossing the tracks in an automobile and was caught by the train which was backing down from the yards The auto was dragged nearly 2W feet and its occupants were hurled down a twenty foot embank ment Mr Sander's leg was broken in two places and he is injured intern ally Dr and Mrs Weller were badly shaken up and bruised All Her Life Was Active in Church and Charitable Work Ex Speaker Henderson Very Low Dubuque la July 16 There was little change today in the condition of former Speaker Henderson who is suffering from paresis His condition is considered very grave Jjy his physicians Pliynical Director (Hiesigned Kalamazoo Aiich July 16 rank snerwood the local Yi his resignation to take effect Sep tember Air at the head of the physical depart ment of the' Al A for three years and in that time has worked up several large classes and inter ested 'almost every man and boy in the city in' the work Schidibfska is supposed to have passed through Detroit riday on a Wabash train bound for Chicago Pere Marquette Exenmion Bay View Camp Meeting July 11 to 18 Bay View Mich ARE $8 72 ROUND TRIP Tickets on sale Julv 11 12 17 Return limit August 19 Excursion to the Sea Lake Shore Ry The Shore Michigan South ern Ry will have a popular low rate excursion July 20th to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City and Sea Isle City' via Buffalo Lehigh Val ley Ry and Philadelphia Tickets will be good returning to leave above places not later than July 31 afford ing opportunity for a very enjoyable vacation at the sea shore Rate from Detroit $1450 for the round trip Stop overs will be permitted on he re turn trip at Philadelphia Glen Sum mit Springs Watkins Glen Niagara alls Lake Chautauqua Cedar Point and Put in Bay Consult with agents In regard to trains and other partic ulars or write A Smith General Passenger Agent Cleveland Ohio Another Addition to Gilchrist's Run of Hard Luck Positive Cure OR CONSUMPTION Alontgomery tonight the following telegram from Ala: jail and prisoners therein threatened by mob in jail charged with rape and riurder of white woman Need military assist ance The governor immediately wired Capt Raney commanding the Gadsden company of the state troops to place his company at the disposal or tne snerirr ana to tive office advised of ments At midnight had been heard from threatened lynching The negroes in Gardner Johnson Jefferson Alford Their alleged victim was Airs Smith white a widow The crime was committed Saturday night April 8 1903 I was afflicted with all the symptomi of first and second stages of consump tion with hemorrhage of the lungs Doctors advised me to go to New Mexico dry climate but Instead I took the Eiker Hoff Cure and consider myself a well man today I wish you would send me a few copies of ON I would distribute them among my friends as 1 have dons with those I received with my medicine My faith is great In this medicine If known to me two years ago my wife would have been living today to hies my home You may use my name WILCOX Sec oreman Emporia Kan TWENTY EIGHT THOUSAND more testimonials like the above together with full details of positive cures caa be had at 'Gray These' 28000 testimonials show mora genuine and voluntary evidence of cures of chronic cases of CONSUMPTIONASTHMA BRONCHITIS nnd CATARRH than all other so called caa show in tha entire history of their busi ness or Sale at GRAY TRIAL BOTTLES free by mail postpaid by addressing tbs Eiker Drug Co 100 William St Naw York City The joint prayer meeting held on the court house square by the Alethodist Presbyterian and Baptist churches was largely attended tonight and consiaerea a success that the meetings Will be throughout the summer ROME AT CLEVELAND Cleveland July The steamer City of Rome arrived here 'from Detroit Gilchrist will send her to the shipyards as soon as her cargo is unloaded tomorrow The vessel although in a pretty bad condition made the trip here in safe ty She was patched up and looked like one of Rojestvensky's ships after making the acquaintance of Admiral Togo Cambridge Mass July (Special) Th summer school of Harvard uni versity is now in full swing several hundred students from all over the i country being enrolled The Mich I igan contingents and their studies are i as follows: Roman history Mary An derson and Mary Powers Detroit! philosophy John Beardslee Jr Holland: drawing and painting ran i cis Manion St Joseph geology Julia Morgan Saginaw geography I Bernace Haugh Detroit: physical training Warren Hyney Albiun Marv Davis Hillsdale and Alorris Gordon Ann Arbor (Would Be ormidable Competitor for Present Road NESHCITO AND THE WHALEBACK NEILSON IN COLLISION ig still further east liavc been some party who has not dis nrincipal within the last I a ton cuupicu WHH Lv gas the The launch Brownie which is own ed by a party of Alt Clemens busi ness and professional men and which has undergone complete repairs made her initial trip of the season today James Warner who is an em ploye at the Eastman is a party de fendant in a divorce suit begun by his wife who is living in Detroit War ner was served with a subpena lajjf evening and Mrs Warner who is the mother of five children has spenS some time in locating him Herman Behnke of the Savings bank is spending a few days at Pittsburg and other eastern cities Airs Ullrich is visiting friends in Buffalo Battle Creek While at Battle Creek Gardner Wright aged 57 a pi ano tuner was killed this afternoon by falling through a trap door in an old factory building on Hamblin av enue He to the building shortly after dinner to repair an organ for Dr Kynette and was found about 1 bv a passer by who heard him groaning" He was working on the sec ond floor and fell to the first He was taken to Nichols hospital and died at 6:30 o'clock He leaves a widow and one son line skirting and connecting competitor of the present electric lino for through business but runs too far east to pick up local business unless connections were made by spur track and this probably would meet great opposition scot 4:40 Clemson St Paul 6:30 Jenks Saxono Burnham btar 10:20 11: Aurora Ellwood 12:20 ralia Gates 1:30 Scranton (old) 3:30 Howe 4 la er Jennev Hart Tyrone 6 Hanna Nor walk 6:30 Iron King Queen 8:20 Down: Steel King 9:20 Saturday night Mullen North Wind 12:30 Linn Marcia whaleback 1 Wallace (small) Brower 1:30 Haskell 2 Emma Thomson Goodyear 2:40 itzgerald 4:30 Langell Boys barge 5 Shrigley and barge 5:40 Starrucca 6 Ameri can Eagle and barge Western Star 7 Hall 7:20 Rust 9:30 Crerar 10 Mataafa Geo Stephenson 10:40 Wat son Madagascar Merida 11:15 Pope Brown 12:20 Saranac 12:30 German Juno Vesta 1 Black whale back 2:40 Gilchrist 3 Cadillac 3:30 Schtick George Peavey 4:40 Lew iston 5 Ale Williams 5:40 Chemung 6 Panama Alontezuma 7 Grammer Harper 7:33 Wm Brown Poe ritz Chisholm1 The Soo Sault Ste Marie July 16 Up: Wawa tam 10:30 Hayward Mack 11 Van Hise Pontiac midnight Venus 3: Christopher 6 Lyman Smith Bransford 8:30 Coffinberry Chocotah Bloom Russia 9 Adams 9:30 Joliet Socopa 10 Duluth Cartagena Gran ada 11 Cort whaleback noon Te cumseh 1 Manitoba Livingstone Ny anza 1:30 Geo Stone 2:30: Marinosa Thomas 4 Plummer 7:30 Yuma Glas gow Abyssinia 8 Down: Choctaw 10 Wade 11 Sina loa Yosemite Aimer 1 japan Ala ri co pa nhirkp Ottawa 4 Naples 4:30 Theano Angeline Umbria 5:30 Saturn Amasa Stone 8 Luzon Spalding Castalia 10: Hoyt 11 Geo King Russian Officials So Designat ed by Revolutionists Two Bombs Thrown Kutais Transcaucasia July During the rendition of a musical pro gram in a public garden here today two bombs were thrown No one was killed Stockbridge Young Man Tried Unsuc cessfully to Commit Suicide Stockbridge Alich Julj' 16 (Spe Jesse Dickinson a young man living three miles south of here at tempted suicide today by taking a large dose of morphine His sweet heart told him yesterday that she had no more use for him and this caused the rash act After he had swallowed eight tablets of the poison ho called his brother and sister and told themwhat he had done A doctor was im mediately summoned and his life was saved bv reason of the large dose of the stuff he had taken Delegates Use Bricks at Their Election Pueblo Colo July A special to the Chieftain from La Junta Colo says: John Schidlofska a Russian wanted at Belmont Mass in connection with the murder of his wife last Wednes day night was arrested this after I noon by Sheriff Barr while passing through the city on the Atchison To peka Santa railroad Schidlof ska confessed and gave the full de tails of the tragedy which has been puzzling the Alassachusetts police He said that he and his wife were drinking and quarrelling "Wednesday afternoon They continued their quar rel at the Arlington golf links that night when her taunts enraged him to such an extent that' he cut her throat with' pen knife and threw the bodv into a gully Then he start ed for the west making no attempt to conceal his Identity The prisoner expressed his willingness to return without extradition papers and will be held by Sheriff Barr pending the arrival of officers from Massachusetts A telegram from Chicago apprise Sheriff Barr of the fact that the Bus sian would be on Santa le train Ino 1 from the east The train stopped but a few minutes at the station bat this was sufficient for the sheriff to pick out his man Schidlofska made no attempt to conceal his identity He told a story of the tragedy He said he came to America from Poland five years ago and on a farm near Lynn Mass On eb ruary 18 1905 he married the woman to murder he now confesses When he married her he states the woman 'represented that she had $600 and was but 28 years of age He found afterward that she had but 0 in monev and was more than 40 years old The deception she worked upon him was the constant cause of quarrels he said recent meeting of Acaemetac of the Royal Arcanum reso were passed thoroughly ap 4 1 a TxtArb" N'T hp 1 Drftltt 6 In 'raising assessment rates of its members TheAcaemetae council is the second largest in the state and is the only one that has thus far taken a stand with the su preme council Angstman financial secretary of the council said yesterday after noon: are heartily in sympathy with the work of the supreme council and will send no delegates to the pro test convention to be held jiext Tues day promoters of the protest con vention are strangely reticent in re gard to what plan the convention will pursue in regard to the raising of the HA ciinrpniA rminpn they all admit that there will something doing at tne they their Boy Died in Great Agony rom Dread Disease 4nn Arbor Mich July 16 (Special) Steinke a 10 year old boy whose parents live on elch street died todav after suffering the terrible agonies of lockjaw On July 1 he fell from a fence and a stub of wood four inches in length and nearly an inch in diameter was driven full length into the body near the hip Efforts to extract it as a whole were futile Tetanus developed a few days ago and this resulted in his death today Chicago July The express driv ers formerly employed by the seven railway express main on strike least This was the members of the express drivers union when a referendum vote was taken on the proposition of calling off the strike The decision to con tinue the struggle was carried by a majority of 42 votes A serious riot was narrowly averted tonight between union and nonunion teamsters Nearly a hundred non union teamsters who have taken the places of the strikers have been liv ing in the vicinity of union headquar ters Tonight when the union men were leaving hall they encountered some non union drivers A general fight was soon in progress Clubs and bricks were being used in discriminately and several shots were fired but the police who had been summoned when the trouble com menced arrived in time to prevent bloodshed It was necessary to make several arrests however before opposing factions could be separated Later in the day another disturb ance was furnished by the delegates to a meeting of the Chicago eder ation of Labor Dissatisfaction over the manner in which the election of officers of the federation was being carried on brought about the trouble During the disturbance revolvers were drawn and the ballot boxes were de stroyed Michael Donnelly president of the Amalgamated union was severely beaten by the rioters and was taken unconscious from the hall nd only one who received serious Injury It was necessary to call the police to restore order berore tne could be resumed Will the Poor proved only too true pictures I1C In her de they ne tne nouse were the only ones that seemed to her There she was taken at the age of 85 from Armada township She had an adopted son in the upper pen insula who contributed to her support and supposed she was being cared for bv relatives In some manner word reached him that the mother who had over him while only God was was a county charge any leaving his business he hurried to Mt Clemens to investigate He arrived at the poor farm near evening on riday and was welcomed as only a mother can the boy she had not seen in yearn The old lady was removed to Mt Clemens the next morning and left yesterday to make her home with the adopted who was true to her A beautiful girl is in Mt Clemens who is keeping her identity a secret and who is seeking for a lost sweet heart The sheriff has been notified and likewise the chief of police but why the man is wanted or who the fair searcher is the most caieful in vestigation has failed to discover The man wanted is Charles Brooman for merly an employe at the Aledea hotel west fresh thender squall Welland Canal Colborne 16 Up: Gov Chicago Cuba Cleveland westmount Neepawa India VESSEL' AIDVEMENTSl The Cleveland Buffalo line has started Sunday afternoon excursions from Buffalo out into the lake twenty Hve miles and back Since she was lengthened 72 steamer Castalia has loaded 4809 tons It Duluth? which is 1336 tons more than she ever carried before The government tender Crocus is on her way from New York to Buffalo It is said she will replace the Hazi which is getting bld for service Commander Porter of the tenth lighthouse district states that the ighting island lower buoy No 8 a twenty five foot red spar has been replaced Superior dock No 2 at Ashtabula will go into commission for the first time this season today The double crews at work on No 1 will continue and new men will go to work on No ACAEMETAE COUNCIL BACKS UP SUPREME COUNCIL BIGGEST SEASON Excursion steamers up and down the liver had one of the biggest rushes of Ue season yesterday it is probable that the traffic will crowd the I ecord of the ourth of July i ht with The TashmoO came in last night witn a mass of humanity on board and the rank Kirby from Put in Bay had very near the limit of her capacity The Hattie had 200 on her jeturn trip from Wolfs at 8:30 The Colum bia carried more than usual to Hols Blanc and on her moonlight trip last evening had a big crowd The: ferries were black with people all the attei noon and Mrs Eugene Russian Land Owner Murdered Mitau Russia July 16 Baron trom a large land owner has killed and Baron Hahn owner wounded by agitators Only One of Large amily to Care for Aged Woman Mt Clemens Mich July the Hills to and its sequel were vpfprrlnv tn of real life Mary Andrews was mother of a large ramuy nnp bv one elected her and in June 1904 doors of the Macomb county Kingsley Mich July (Special) Hinty of Massillon Ohio was captured here today by Deputy Sheriff Nathan Rouse On May 19 Hinty escaped from the Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield and pro ceeded to this place in the hope of finding his wife who has since Ilin ty's imprisonment been making her home with relatives here Hinty is 28 years of age and in ebruary 1904 was sentenced for two years from Massillon for forg ing a check for the sum of $10 on the National Bank of that place During the past year he had been a trusty at the reform atory and had been paroled and em ployed on a farm twelve miles from the institution He jumped his par ole about two months ago and came north Hinty was incarcerated in the i Canton Ohio prison six months be fore being taken to Massillon He says that his relatives have been influencing her to secure a di vorce Hinty has relatives in Cleve land and is detained here pending in structions from the reformatory at Mansfield Chicago July 16 XV hile the steamer City of the Straits was ten miles from port this afternoon on her way back from ort Sheridan a quarrel arose between several sengers over a game of craps volvers were drawn and in the shooting which followed' Yvilliam Huguellot 23 years of age receiv ed a bullet through the left lung George Cole was put under arrest by the crew and on arrival here was handed over to the police Huguellot was taken to the Pass avant Hospital where it was said his injury would probably result fa tally EXCURSIONS VIA MICHIGAN CENTRAL $1350 to Atlantic City" and return July 20th tickets good for return un til July 31st ull particulars can be secured at City Ticket Office Opera House Block Depot foot of Third St or by writing Hall General Agent Detroit Mich Moscow' ganization issued that the death sentence pronouneec against Major General Count Shuva loff chief of police here who was as sassinated July 11 was executed bj one of its members account ol the black and cruel activity of thli satrap at Odessa where Count Shu valoff was formerly prefect and his subsequent return to the active ser vice ot reaction at the call ot report the pan Russian dictator to stamp out tne revolution in Moscow The proclamation concludes: Let this execution serve as a joyful signal to the Russian millions in revolt and as the death knell of the dying au tocracy Let it remind all dogs ot the autocracy of national justice Moscow July A meeting of the executive committee of the Zemstvo organization in the house of Golo vin president of the Moscow zemsti today was visited by a detail of po lice and ordered to disperse The zemstvoists refused and continued their discussion of the arrangements for the forthcoming congress After they demanded permission to hold the congress the meeting of which on July 19 the authorities have prohibited "Warsaw July 16 Gen Maximovich the governor general has issued an order forbidding illegal assemblies processions and gatherings in the streets throughout Poland The gov ernment now feels strong enough to enforce the fullest order and to take strict measures against all manifes tants of and of river and 'I'lotrnit United at This would be a formiaable Coftin'berry Disabled Sault Ste Marie Mich July The steamer Coffinberiy arrived last night with a broken reverse arm and is receiving temporary repairs before proceeding Monroe Mich July 16 Monroe is now' in the midst of more railway ex citement and rumors are as thick June flies The recent visit of Vanderbilt and his partial mspectQn of the Detroit Monroe Toledo elec tric awakened much curiosity and this has been followed by tne state ment that one of the Vanderbilt lines proposes to put a gasoline motor ser vice between Detroit and Toledo at a rate to knock out the electric road Mr Slush of the electric is authority for the statement that a connection between Munroe and Dundee will be bulk Tf Ulis City is inclined to be reas onable in the matter of franchise a most of the right of way will be do nated without charge It is known that certain portions of a right of than tne bought by hl! irrht OYlrl fact that Toledo Railroad Company is rapidly exrending ns Hines north of Summit sneer revives the air ledo Erie When If Hot ol nj SKT lopdonderry LITHIA ''ATER and because it blends "perfectly such drinks taste better for tts use for sale bi mcmillan co DAVID WALLACE Ashtabu Andaste Cleveianaa la Kensington Muncy Buffalo July coal An Egan Shenandoah Clearea lo 15 Cleared: Ore Rockefeller 1RArereed: Parks Manitowoc July in oster Tiiv Arrived: Duluth Superior July i Malletoa Sylvania Maitland Cranage Princeton itch Una Wilkinson Getty sb gcnoa Neptune dilla Sheldon Toith Turret re vfdson Admiral ern kins ff Santiago Parent Wells APpomafto Ireland Northern Lafayette DepartedrOliyer Kerr rrU Phenix Pentland Turret Neshoto Phenix Wright Par Cape Jenne England Ven ker Sareh Scrant prlnceton ore ne Davidson Uganda Tur ret Crown TwoHarbors Juni July 16 Sheltered: Cornelia rriVed: xVereltBoston1 Bethlehem Tioga Parnfll Cleared: Susquehanna Owego Buffalo Cleveland uly A1 5 dift Goodrich Waldo tank Alaska Paris Republic lams City of Rome 1 1 Julv Charles man McLachlan Merrimac Will Send No Delegates to State Pro test Convention Two Harbors Myt'n" July Ar rived: Bessemer Midland Queen Whitney Murphy Shaw Madeira Eajs Cornell Nasmyth Uganda Erie ports a Marquette JU lyi 16 Pontiac New York July Arrived: La Bretagne from Havre Numidian from Glasgow Rotterdam July4lo Arrived: Noor dam from New' York Gibraltar July' 16 Arrived: Ro manic from New York Bremen July 16 Arrived: Bremen from New York Christiansand July 16 United States from New York Liverpool July Arrived: Lake Manitoba from Montreal Umbria from New York Glasgow' July Arrived: Parisian from New York Southampton July Arrived: New York from Hamburg July' 56 Arrived: Blue eher from New York Rotterdam July Sailed: Rotter dam for New York Queenstown July1 Sailed: Cam pania for New York Dover July Sailed: Patricia for Newr York in business portion of the town were destroyed The fire broke out agreed to induce all they could from in the livery barn in the rear of the ot I 4 I 1 vJ 1 es I Utica Inn on the south side ot Main I street and swept along that side of the street wnicn was num old frame buildings The tire broke out about and within an hour and a barn the hotel Itself the Count Was Assassinated by Moscow Socialist It is Zemstvc Meeting Dispersed by Police Yes All Public Gatherings ii Warsaw 9 in half the residence of George Ruby the office of Dr Wiley the hardware store of A Wagner Sons and the general store of Reick Bros were destroyed The losses in the latter two stores are the largest being about $6000 in each case Help was summoned from Detroit shortly before 10 when it was seen that there was no hope of check ing the flames with the local facilities which are very crude An engine ar rived about 11 and with its as sistance the flames quickly got Iten under control The total loss will be about be tween $35000 and $40000 The origin of the fire is unknown The hotel and barn were owned by Daniel Davis of Pontiac The hotel was run by Drinkwater and the livery barn bv red Smith On May 8 1904 which was also on a Sundav a fire swept through an other district of the village with losses amounting to over $50000 CHUG CO BEND THIS TRATBD BOOKL1 yow A KTVCfVirrT rv wn TO THH LEWIS AND Traffic ifT BT AVI MINN B3I Hallftfm I BOB SulS i i a cvLwa 2 csarre I £7JEL JL' OAlgWfV AIot XV A TTJUTNlDY Bg ft MB "A r7 "re 'a I.