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12 HALLY WITH MAYOR MIS DOTES COHO Bread MYSTIIES RETICENCE USED PART A SENTENCE ESTATE Legal and Illegal OER the Coda interview rand set it North Woodward Avenue lb 4 I TROUBLE IS LOOKED OR A ine Number of The SULTAN WAS MAGNANIMOUS I RAID TURKISH TERRITORY TORE through depot AUGUST DID WELL DOMINION TO RETAIN PRESENT LAW tv GEORGE LAMB HAS HIS INNING ARE NOT ATTENDING SCHOOL 4 iff A TONE IS QUITE RIENDLY the will be a pas I S' DEPORTED BY NEW YORK te his one Julian Ax Thursday Policeman Contributed Seventy one Di vorce Cases to 1 905 Record of Wyandotte for fifty years Evening Paper Does in Its Mayoralty Boom for Wm Left the Impression the Mayor Was Hot to Settle With Present Com His 'Position Made Clear in ree Press President Suggestion Province September 1 has If to Assistant Town Lawyer on His Street Car Policy Axtell Again trouble for Joshua all the the en the the 5 I 1 SAY ATTEMPT TO SEND HER TO INSANE ASY LUM IS PROMPTED BY THE DAUGHTER IN LAW L' If granted rom employe of the wants a A few Wt Hi 1 fl Hl THE DETROIT REE PRESS is a chemist at the Solvay works Mrs Marx gets the of the child and $267 in cash turn must release her dower old and highly Woodmere is TEN PERSONS WERE KILLED MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION WILL PETITION GOVERNMENT She MT TROPHY TO NEW YORK Guard your food against tKe alum ba king powders ast Train on Great Eastern in England Wrecked RUSSIAN UNIVERSITIES WILL OPEN SEPTEMBER 16 block on Chestnut street be Chene and Joseph Campau man and woman has taken up Bring ta" your want ad copy? forSun issue as soon as possible The ree Press having much the largest and best circulation carries many more ot them Wish Councils Elected Under System Now in Use Notice to' Engineer Officers Washington September 1 Secretary Bonaparte today issued a circular to Officers of the navy relating jo the duties of engineer officers on watchWhile no reference is made to the dis aster to the Bennington the inference Is that the explosion of the boilers on that ill fated gunboat prompted the action today which calls attention to the naval regulations regarding the duties of engineer officers Alum baking powders are considered so injurious to health and their promiscuous sale a source of such danger that their use is univer ally condemned by physicians and health officers In many States the law requires that they shall be branded to warn consumers that they contain alum In the District of Columbia under the laws of Congress the use of alum in bread biscuit cake and other food is a misdemeanor Alum baking powders may be known by their price Powders sold from ten to twenty five cents a pound or twenty five ounces for twenty five cents are not made of cream of tartar A Ibprta of Alberta today caje EXTRA SERVICE ON THE DD TROIT UNITED RAILWAY AND A RAPID RAILWAY SYSTEM QHUNT 523 Hammond Bldg Main 4404 or I I Joshua Julian Axtell the Parson is Being Sued for Divorce Judge Rohnert Grants Divorce Where Separate Maintenance is Asked for Suppressed Suits iled It is Expected That the Radical Students Will Try to Stop This Many Legal Questions Have to Be Considered Mr Hally Believes City Should Build the Track on Griswold Street It ould Be a Test Anyway Cargo ot LeadWaa Lost is New York September The Sound steamer Maine from New Bedford collided with a barge loaded with lead in the East river near the Brook todayr The steamer damaged but the impact Careened the barge until its cargo jof lead slldoft int9 the river Border Brevities David Howard of Windsor declares he will appeal from Magistrate Bart decision imposing a fine of $3 50 for assaulting his wife A Clarke has ap plied for letters of administration for the estate of the late Hannah John ston of Windsor valued at $10000 Lincoln Coleman who was appointed executor has declined to act Oliver Janisse of Sandwich East township was brought to Windsor yesterday by Detectives Campeau add Mahoney on complaint of his wire who accused him of assaulting her Magistrate Bartlet remanded him to jail until this morning An application has been made by Col A Bartlet barrister Wind sor to the surrogate court to have George Green appointed administrator of the estate of the late Mary Ann Shorland of Windsor The property in Ontario is valued at $13500 and that in Wayne county Mich at $5000 Mr Green "is the only relative of the de ceased changed the meaning very In the first line of the News or Labor Day Parade The Windsor fire department is pre paring to take an active part in the Labor Day celebration in Windsor Monday and will have seven wagons in the parade One of these vehicles will be the old two wheeled hose cart that was purchased about twenty years ago and Old Harry the veteran fire horse recently turned over to the water works department will be in the harness The driver will be Wil liam Shipley who has been connected with the department for thirty three years and Henry Meadows fire mar shal who has fought fires in Windsor for twenty five years will be a pas senger The month of August did well toward swelling this divorce record Seventy one new suits were instituted bringing the total for 1905 up to 566 ive new suits were filed yesterday and "two decrees were Lamb Heard George A Lamb an public lighting commission divorce from his wife Tiny weeks ago Mrs Lamb suddenly made her appearance in Detroit in quest of her husband and she was Informed that he was living with Mr Lamb insist woman was only his house He charges desertion in his Hurricane at Costa Rica San Jose Costa Rica September A hurricane of extraordinary severity has caused considerable damage to the banana nlantations "American enter nnses suffered a great deal No de tails of the losses are yet available rIf thfe is pleasant and the travel warrants the usugi extra ser vice will be run on the Detroit United Railway andxRapid Railway System interurban lines leaving Detroit Sat urday afternoon September 2 and Sunday morning i September 3 re turning Sunday afternoon and even ln Swedish Conditions Submitted Karlstad Sweden September The Swedish and Norwejian commis sioners appointed to consider the dis solution of the union of Sweden and Norway 1 who assembled here yester day met again this morning and in the afternoon' The Swedish condi tions were submitted at the morning session The utmost secrecy was maintained Not a word was given out officially or unofficially Gasometers Beneath the Cars Caught ire and Added Horror to the Scene by Consuming the Wreckage Rear Cars Left the Track and Mounted the Platform on Sherman street ed the keeper bill Lunatics Were Seat' to Chicago Un der a New Law Chicago September 1 Secretary Mack of the state board of public charities today received a' telegram from Supt Dant of the Manhattan insane'asylum asking Secretary Tan ner to intervene behalf of Aub and Coffey Supt Dant the insane patients had been sent to Chicago on orders from the state board of alien ists of New York under a new law which provides for deporting to other states lunatics wfio are 'residents of those states The Ontario Municipal association at its convention in Toronto decided to petition the Ontario government to leave the present law governing the election of county councils on the statute book At the last session of the legislature a bill was introduced to do away with the present law which allows county council representatives to be elected by districts and to revert to the old law under which the councils were composed of the reeves and deputy reeves of the different townships and villages The association has elected the fol lowing officers: President Controller Hubbard Toronto vice president Mayor Ellis Ottawa secretary treas urer Kent Hamilton The Royal Baking Powder is a pure grape cream of tartar powder Its greater healthfulness and absolute superiority over other powders are shown by the United States Government official tests and are so universally recognized that its use is approved and encouraged by health officers at home and abroad Gets Big Alimony Mrs Minnie A Bigelow who was given a divorce from Charles A Bige low of Bay City receives $11350 ali mony Judge Donovan signed the or der yesterday Bigelow admitted that his interest in the business of Knee land Bigelow Co is worth $33333 and that he receives $2500 per year salary as an officer of the firm rench Reply to German Note on Morocco Delivered Paris September 1 The rench re ply to the German note on the sub ject of Morocco was delivered to Prince Radolin the German ambassa dor today The situation is described as most amicable and it remains only to fix the date and place for the in ternational conference The sultan of Morocco calls attention to the fact that the original invitation to the powers to attend a conference fixed on Tangier as the place and laid down the program desired Bulgario Macedonian Insurgents Now on the Move London September Information has reached London from Sofia that SOC Bulgario Macedonian insurgents followers of Boris Sarafeff have left sons ana a ie fAprcieu IU lluasu territory rmA 1 the Turkish authorities fear serious disturbances The Bulgarian bands in Macedonia are extremely mobile Kermit Rooevelt' Courtesy Burlington la September Ker mit Roosevelt was the hero of the hour on a Burlington train which passed through here early today An old couple boarded the train at Oma ha and not having reserved a berth were unable to secure any but an upper Young Roosevelt hearing of the annoyance to which they were put tendered to tnem immediately lower berth and took the upper himself working with the time on street car undoubtedly framing blame him a GILMORE 343 Townsend Ave Martial Law to End at Warsaw Warsaw September It is said that Gen Skallon the new governor general intends to abolish martial law normal conditions having been resumed SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1905 Witham En express from London to Cromer the Great Eastern railway was tering Witham Station this morning several passenger cars left the track and crashed into the station buildings causing the death of ten persons six of whom were women and seriously injuring twenty people Among the killed was the porter of the station who was sitting in his room on the platform He was crushed to death Two ticket sellers were burled in thewreckage but they escaped serious injury The gasometers beneath the cars caught fire and consumed the wreckage orrunateiy nowever the bodies were removed before flames gained headway It was rear cars that left the track the glne and front cars remaining on rails The rear cars mounted platform of the station demolished the buildings and then turned over More tell the he hperan suit azainst Kolb for $5000 damages claiming that when Kolb arrested him a few weeks ago he unnecessarily Injured him Yesterday Axtell was made defendant in a suit brought by his wife Har riet Mabie who asks for divorce A ew More Judge Donovan granted Margaret Sei leek a divorce from John Selleck on the grounds of cruelty and drunk enness extending over a period of six years Suppressed suits for divorce have been started as follows: Sarah A vs George Sizeland Edward A vs Clara George Minnie vs Clarence rancisco Just Under the Wire Although Margaret Marx sued Herman Marx for separate main tenance Judge Rohnert on the hear ing of the suit yesterday gave her a decree of absolute divorce Mrs Marx charged crueltv and non support The husband at about the same time filed a bill for absolute divorce Judge Rohnert heard the two cases as one and his action in granting the decree of divorce is of special inter est at this time inasmuch as the last legislature passed a law which says that when separate maintenance is asked for divorce cannot be grant ed and vice versa The law however does not become operative for a few days Marx Process custody She in interest in their property Alrl Gibbons says: policy of trying to establish track out Greenwood avenue having any track laid at all ready cost the city money nmnanv been nermitted tend its Third avenue line the would have to pay for the paving and laying of tracks through the sub way Now the city must pay for the BUTTERIELD 523 Hammond Bldg September 1 As the on en i Red hot indignationxhas swept the whole tween metaphorical arms even the children who have heard their elders discuss the thins are awe struck and whisper ominously are going to take poor old Grannie Pohlmeyer to the insane asy lum and she a bit The fact is that rederick onl meycr the idolized son of the 8 vear old German woman asks that the probate court commit his mother to an asvlum for the insane All along the street the neighbors sit in little circles and it Some snake their heads sadly over the latter day contempt lor virtuous old age that has made an Osler theory possible Others more aggressive raise their voices in protest and say that the thing must be stopped Others again think there must be a that it is impossible Insanity Next door to where the aged woman lives witli her son at 311 Chestnut street' his young wife and their two children is the Raether family Their indignation is boundless 4A queer kind of insanity that is that Mrs Pohlmeyer says Mrs Raether is no more sane wo man in the whole street than that good old Woman But her daugh ter in law that is at the bottom of it all She wants to get nd of the poor ladv And everything the young woman has she owes to her mother in law Thev have never been able to agree The older woman is the pink of neatness and of German thrift auJ frugalitv She was rich in the old countrv and she knows what the vicis situdes of fortune are the furniture linen and silver in the house are hers and the best part of the house is hers too But the voung woman wants to dress like a millionaire and put on airs while the old one knows where all this ex travagance will lead to That is the secret of the whole Pohlmeyer insane? if she is I guess I am too and so is ever one of my acquaint said Mrs Margaret Regner More Indignation never heard of such a said Mrs Gourlay insane how is it' that only a few weeks ago her daughter in law went to the hos pital and left her two children In charge of the woman she now wants sent to an asylum? She herself told me what a clever well informed wom an her mother in law' is and that few Germans could compare with her for brain power and Mrs Hugo Berzholdt who lives at 601 Mack avenue is almost sick with grief over the affair We always: thought red Pohl meyer "a fine young fellov but how he could treaty his aged so shamefully? It Is more thanwc cauaunderstand She is a fine every incha lady 'and bright 4 4'5 Mayor Codd gets Democratic con firmation for his statement that he Is working on a definite street car policy Assistant Corporation Coun sel Hally after a confer ence with the mayor yesterday noon said: have been mayor for some matters He is a policy and I bit for not giving out just what he is doing as he might spoil his plans He has asked for legal advice on a num ber of points and It will take some tune for me to frame an answer are a great many things to be considered in mapping out a plan of campaign on the street car situa tion or instance the mayor has asked me what effect it would have if the city would allow the to connect the track on Congress street west of Griswold with the tracks on the latter street We be lieve that the franchise for West Congress street has expired while that on Griswold street has fourteen years to run Ought to Build on Griswold have today been conferring about the proposition to build a dou ble track on Griswold between Jef ferson and Larned where the wants to run its suburban cars I certainly believe that tne city ought to build a track there It will be a good opportunity to test the right to suppose the city was shown to have the right to build a track would it be demonstrated that the municipality could run cars on such a Mr Hally was asked The city lawyer laughed a little and replied that is another ques tion But these things are more mat ters of policy than of Mayor Codd intimated that while he is working steadily on the street car matter it will be some time next year before he will be in position to say just how he proposes to carry out his policy of getting three cent fares Aid Gibbons says: a city or not al tle ex MODEL 4 Health Officer Kiefer the man who has only a million things to attend to Ways by energetic students pay their way through college (THE QUALITY GENIUS A paper oh the subject by George Pomeroy Goodale in LETTERS ROM A POOR In this missive he tenders his niece a lot of homely advice about "going on the stage ROM EACH ACCORDING TO HIS A little story by Henry and good to read THE RAILROAD An article for young men of energy and ambition by one who knows NEIGHBORS STAND BY GRANNIE POHLMEYER mentally as well as physically as any woman of her years in the city She Is splendidly educated has refined tastes and is goodness itself they got tired of her there was question of sending her to a home for old people but she wanted to take her things along and they say that this1 is the reason that they want her adjudged insane She can take anything with her to the asylum and will be well out of their way I know a home in which she will be welcome as long as she but to send a sane woman to live among mad people it is too horrible to think of 'Lament Mrs Pohlmeyer who speak a word of English was the picture of grief yesterday at Mr home Einmal wie Ish leide wie Ich (Just think how I suffer I suf fer) she sobbed I love my son He is the world to me and it is not his fault they can't send a sane woman to a mad house sooner she shall go than I God will not permit such an injustice to come to me in my old days I know that we all must suffer but this is too dreadful and I trust in Him to save me from such a Daughter Denies Mrs rederick Pohlmever' daughter in law was quite willing to talk about the matter mother in law is suspicious of everybody If anything was lost about the place and we asked her about it she would get angry and say: take 1 trust anybody acted quite right since Pohlmever and I were married she has been getting worse and we have tasked to have her ex amined1 We took this step at the ad vice of our family physician She has been taking the people next door into her confidence and if course we stand that Dr Emerson and Dr Hitchcock have been appointed to examine her We hope that it will come out all Not the least interesting phase of the hullabaloo recently raised over a possible strefet car settlement is the scramble that is on by various pos sible mayoralty candidates who want to use the time worn Issue to hoist themselves into the chair The News which is touting Maybury for mayor garbled Mayor interview in The ree Press in which he for the first time gave his street car ideas at length That paper took part of one sentence out of up by itself leaving out the context which much report Codd is made to say I be lieve we ought to settle with the pres ent What the mayor really did say was this we can get a rate of fare that would be satisfactory to the peo ple I trunk we ought to settle with the present The same paper gives May bury another chanCe to make a long campaign play on interview in which Maybury pretends to see statement of his attitude the indication that he had made an agree ment with President Hutchins Judge Phelan seems to be tne second choice for mayor He is not given nearly so much space as Maybury but chance to say would keep on fighting just like Maybury However Statement gener ally pleased the aidermen and other city hall politicians and there were plenty of declarations yesterday that if Codd could settle the street car question with lower fares there would no longer be any question ot his re election There are some indications tnat Mayor Codd and President Hutchins have had a talk about a possible settlement but it does not appear that any definite understanding has been reached Mr Hutchins in a statement made yesterday says HRe Codd that tne solution of the problem lies in a lower rate of fare He reiterates that an eight for a quarter fare is impossible but intimates that the best thing would be to lengthen the hours when tickets may be used So Said of Many Children in airview Village Many citizens of airview are mak ing complaints to the village' school board about parents who for no ap reason keep their children away from school during the entire school year It is claimed that nearly half the residents of the village do not send their children to school Some of them are poor families and the youngsters are compelled to help their elders earn a living but fully a third of the residents it is said keep the children at home without excuse or reason At the next meeting of the board a truant officer will be appointedMarshal rank' Nau will probably get the job "1 Suburban Siftings Mrs John Miner an respected resident of seriously ill The Sullivan family hai lived in that citv and celebrated the anniversary last night The report of the Delray Saving bank just issued shows that it has commercial deposits of $217286 and savings deposits of $235083 Mrs Blanche Scott made a com plaint yesterday to Justice Gerhard in Hamtramck against Mrs Sadie Cole charging her with slander The James McMillan estate 'will place its West ort street property west of Solvay avenue on the mar ket Streets will be run through and other improvements made at once Treasurer Robert Trombley of airr view is collecting the taxes for Jefferson avenue special paving as sessment on Mondays Wednesdays: Thursdays anj ridays of this month: The la'bor day parade in Wvandotte will start at 10 and will trav erse the following streets: Third Plum Biddle Walnut then counter! march to Oak ifth Elm to Arbeiter hall Complaints are in to Mar shal Nau of airview of the large number of dogs running about the streets and he suggests that the coun cil adopt a license law to do away with a portion of them The voting contest to find who is of Delray will end tonight Late last night the number cast for the leaders were: Lillie Langlois 274 Bertha Daud 232 Mrs Pitting er Alpha Churchill' 146 Clerk Smith of airview will re ceive for a 36 inch sewer oi Kercheval avenue at his residence Tuesday afternoon at 5 They will be opened at the meeting of the council at that night When' asked what action will taken regarding the fight at airview Monday afternoon Marshal Nau said: be at the ringside and if there is any attempt at rough ing it step in and call the bout off have asked me if I was not going to stop it altogether but I told them as long as everything went on without roughness I would not Supervisor Zoeller of Springwells says that the Detroit city assessors are having their trouble in making up assessment rolls in the newly an nexed territory The city assessors assess by street frontage a method not in vogue here in the past He says that the city assessors will ex perience trouble in locating the own ers of all the property Delray will comnose one district Woodmere an other and Springwells a a third dis Ul IIL Alberta Edmonton nrnvinrP into being as a new state of the Cana dian dominion Gov Bulyea was in stalled today WATCH OR THE BIG RE AL inest Residence Section in Detroit $300 $325 $350 SSe See the Sunday for ull Information iunday ree Press will be issued tomorrow It will be' filled with matter of current value And living interest things that you want toread A few df them are listed below: POTENTIAL Men 'who are dominating the 'most important things to day An able review by Dexter Marshall A DANGEROUS ALPINE A Detroit: (description of her ascent' of the Dent du Midi one of the mbst difficult of Alpine peaks THEY KEEpJ TJiE LIGHTS i Story of the faithful men who tend the beacons that warn the sailors of the Great Lakes of danger AT THE CLAM A page of pictures and comment by red Nash in inim itable style PRINCE NICHOLAS The story of a remarkable man whose eccentricities amazed Europe told by a citizen of CANADA AT THE BELGIAN Description of the splendid exhibit at the Liege Exposition HIGH INANCE ACCORDING TO A Amusing story of a well known citizen qf Detroit Petersburg September In ac cordance with the imperial order of April 29 the ministry of education is open September 14 all the universities and higher institutions of learning which have been closed since ebruary awffien(ithe students struck and refused to ebntiriue theit studies until political reforms and modifica tions of the administration ot the uni versities were granted A recrudes cence trouble is anticipated as though latge numbers of students who desire to resume their studies have made application to do so the radical element especially the socialistic stu dents will undoubtedly attempt to prevent the reopening of the univer sities etc especially since the gov ernment has made no change in the administrative regulations or Alcoholism and Drunkenness Send for Pamphlet and Literature DR YARNALL i NORTHVILLE There wilhbe a dozen or so other things of merit and all the regular features THE GREAT COLORED COMIC SUPPLEMENT 11 A PAGE OR THE HOMEiDRESSMAKER THE PAGE OR GIRLS AND BOYS and a more extended presentation of the NEWS ALL THE WORLD thanJwill be found in anyother Michigan newspaper You may always depend upon The Detroit free Press the PAPER OR ALL THE PEOPLE Reception to airbanks Watertown N'Y September Vice President airbanks was tend ered a public reception in this city today in which Democratic and Re publican organizations united After an automobile tour of the city he re turned with ex Secretary of State John oster to the sum mer home on Lake Ontario where he is the guest for a week BA STERNERS LITED NATIONAL HONORS AT SEA GIRT Sea Gift September New York captured the national trophy after a four struggle New grand total of 4528 out of a possible' 6000 exceeded the score made by the same team last year at ort Riley Kas in the national match bV 206 points Michigan finished twenty third Scores: New York 4528 Infantry 4460 Ohio 4431 marine corps 4360 navy 4294 New Jersey 4267 Mas sachusetts 4260 Illinois '4256 Pennsyl vania 4220 District of Columbus 4213 cavalry 4206 Rhode Island 4133 innesota 4 Ill Washington 4 110 Iowa 4070 Maryland 4057 Maine 4032: Wiscon sin 4010 Georgia 4001: Connecticut 3981 Oregon 3917 lorida 3907 Michigan 3 801: Military academy 3681 Kansas 3 502 Vermont 3444 Montana 3368 South Carolina 3350 California 3282 Texas 3233 Hawaii 3199 West Virginia 3038 Delaware 2904 Missouri 2776 Nebraska 2693 Indiana 2652 Tennessee 2216 Ruler Releases 1143 Prison ers on Anniversary of Accession Constantinople September Today being the anniversary of the accesion to the throne of Sultan Abdul Hamid II his reception was at tended by all" the members of the diplomatic cqrps The city was dec orated with flags and salutes were fired but displays of fireworks were The siiltan ordered the £sed na I ease of 1143 prisoners movement is on foot and YARNALL institute Established 1892 l4 4: 1 iu 77! 77 7 1' LI 5 I i 5 lr if iff SJ than 1 far Sunday paper 1a I.