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SUPREME COURT Will GoWtotion of Validity of LUMPER PRICES RISE Oriental Rugs Juvenile CIRCUIT JUDGES PASf CAUSE IS SHORTAGE CARS UP At Your Owii Prices AUCTION SAVING GRACES MARTIN AS REAPPOINTED Detroiter 'a been LEONARD URNITURE CO 267 269 Woodward Avenue 4 Announcement Detroit Mich September 27 1905 I Detroit' Leading Style Event Detroit's Leading Stve Euent ROBERT MARti We request the favor of your presence at our ALL OPENING Thursday September Twenty Eighth DETROITER ESCAPED Exhibiting INE DISPLAY AT Latest Importations from Paris in THOUGHT HE HAD BEEN ROBBED Millinpry Gowns and Wraps MINK URS GOT 3 Douglas DILEMMA 269 Woodward Avenue animal eats in meantime COAL WILL GO UP IN' PRICE ap Make! Stroh's Malt Extract still fur pared to bride of but a few weeks for non support in the po August Mahlmeister aged suppressed bill for divorce Stella too is but 17 years the pro has her Blusliins' Robert Mr cent convtJ Ladies of only was thehis 71 Case and Other Suits Heard at Essex Assizes Essex fall assizes yesterday 1 MOLL STOCK JENNINGS JORDAN YATES HOY EDWIN A RASCH BEADLE HALLOCK STONE CO SAM SMITT MARSHALL RENCHARD HUTCHINSON WILMOTH Cases and an Appeal by Certioj Will Be Made to Tribunal of Las Resort Local Dealer of One of Largest irms is Authority for Statement in ished Stock Standing Still for Lack of reight acilities Coarse Lum Aber Also Advances The most remarkable collection of Eastern Textile Art that has yet come to our city will be sold at Proper nourishment is essential to good looks Grace and beauty are only possible with perfect bodily development We the undersigned members of the Detroit Branch of the Merchant National Protec tive Association of America beg to assure any of our patrons who are fearful of a delay on account labor troubles that arrangements are now com pleted whereby we can fill promptly all orders en trusted to our care John Holstein Also Known as Geotge Gibbs Mystified Police of as He Had Those of Detroit ounj Unconscious in Park and Robbers Were Blamed i is and continuing a few days at the same hours of the best quality are dark and glossy and very fashion able The Maine Mink is the highest standard Our urs 're Jn from these skins Advance is rom 50 Cents to $3 Per Thousand Contracted for Horse That No One Wants Was in Buffalo Hospital Pend ing Treatment U) 4m MU Sale Opens 10:30 a September 28th i Signal Corp Line Damaged Washington September 27 Gen Greely chief signal officer was ad vised today that owing to the dcstrbc tive typhoon yesterday in Manila all the signal corps lines leading out of that city are interrupted Court Note Supnressed divorce bills have filed by Grace vs Carl Hillman and August vs Stella Mahlmeister Augusta Durkin in her cross bill for divorce declares that her hus band Michael has abused her con tinuously for the past three years After several days of tedious trial before Judge Swan in the United States district court Charles Meier was declared by the jury yesterday not guilty of acts of bankruptcy The Acme ood Co sought to put his af fairs into the hands of a receiver Before Judge Swan in the United States district court the case of Al fred James vs Edward Rubin is on trial The plaintiff who is a well known traveling salesman claims that the defendant entered into an eight month contract with him but after wards discharged him He wants $3 200 the profits he says he would have made had he remained in employ The defendant who is a New York fur man says James left his em ploy of his own accord With his suing him lice court 17 filed a yesterday of age and insists that unless August gives her per week out of his sal ary as bartender she will press the non support charges to the limit Au gust has his mother on his side of the controversy she declaring that her boy was coerced into the marriage This Stella denies That question of the validity of the new juvenile court law will immedi ately be carried to the supreme court At the conclusion of the hearing on the order to show cause yesterday why Police Justice Stein should not be mandamused to conduct examina tions into juvenile complaints the circuit judges announced that the wiit will be issued The hearing before the full bench of the Wayne circuit court was on two separate actions Contending that the law is constitutional Prosecuting At torney' Hunt petitioned the circuit court to appoint one of their number to hear juvenile complaints as called for by the new law The second action was brought by Police Commissioner Whelan through his attorney red Warren to se cure a writ of mandamus to compel Police Justice Stein to entertain juve nile complaints Prosecutor Hunt argued that a great deal of the confusion resulting from the passage of the new law is due to the attempt to place juvenile offend ers in the same category with crim inals The new law he argued is not a criminal but a reformatory law Mr Warren contended that the law is inconsistent and unconstitutional in that it sweeps aside in juvenile cases ail criminal procedure The matter will be carried 'to supreme court under certiorari ceedings by Police Justice Stein At the in the case of Douglas vs the Pere Marquette railway the plaintiff was given a verdict for $1125 While in the employ of the company he was in jured while using a hoist and claims' the injuries have permanently disabled him for work Evidence was taken In the suit of George Holmes against the Sandwich Windsor Amherstburg Electric rail way for damages for injuries sus tained by being struck by a car The grand jury made their present ment to the court and were dis charged They visited the Hotel Dieu Home of the riendless and county jail and found everything in good con dition I To ree Press Advertisers The increased size of our paper and wonderful growth in circulation of our Sundav edition makes it necessary for us to request our patrons to hand in advertising copy as early as THE DETROIT REE PRESS: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1905 LITTLE HANGER i AMINEDURING WINTER HOWEVER is little doubt that coal will go up 50 cents a ton October said Sinclair the coal dealer yes terday situation is he went on April the shippers get their lowest price which they advance to the retailer each month Coal Is now costing the retailer 50 cents a ton more than it did in April so that the retail dealer must advance the price When this is done the retailer will be in the same relative position as to profits that he was in last April People often ask us why we buy all our coal for the year in April when the price is lowest The reas on is that the shipper is supreme and will not fill such an order The ship pers distribute their product just as it suits them sending a small portion of lot ordered They refuse to guar antee the price at any time 1 far as a strike' is concerned there are indications that one may take place next April when the agreement ends But there will be plenty of coal to carry the retail trade through the winter so there is no danger of a famine Just now there Is some shortage in the supply of cars that may pause some delay in deliv ery However there is little likeli hood of trouble during the le Official Press Reporter Ladies of Honor! lonors came rapidly to in of Detroit at the re no of the Knights andor at IniTTanapolis Not Bte appointed deputy su 18 Quo bank Tz KfL Buffalo I cial) John Holstein Gibbs the man of dual for about four months impenetrable mystery and a subject of study ists of the Buffalo state hospital hasL escaped from that institution Holstein was found unconscious in I Delaware park the night of "June 2 It was at first supposed he had been assaulted by robbers but it found that his skull had frac tured some years before and had been operated on and as there was no fresh injury the conclusion was reached he was suffering from epi lepsy resulting from the old injury He remained unconscious for hours When he came to ne identified him self as Jonn Holstein a mechanical draftsman of Brooklyn He had been picked up under similar circumstances in Detroit and had been under treat ment in a Detroit hospital for six months While in the Detroit hospital where he had described himself as George Gibbs a baker he had shown by some clever specimens that he was an expert mechanical" draftsman He also quoted passages from the Koran and spoke and wrote in foreign languages Careful treatment and study of his case went on and it was hoped event ually that he would be able to recall his true identity which may le neither Gibbs nor Holstein Mean while the physicians made inquiries at New York Brooklyn and elsewhere in the hope of finding his friends A few weeks ago his general condition had po improved that he was allowed parole That is he was given the privilege to walk about the asylum grounds without attendance He seemed to have no intention or desire to escape One morning after break fast he went out on the grounds with some other paroled patients They separated 'and no one noticed which way Holstein went Gibbs was found in the rear of theParisian laundry on the night of Sep tember 14 1904 and was at Grace hospital for several weeks He was later transferred to the asylum at Eloise and ultimately discharged' Gibbs went to work in the bakery of Leopold Kull 727 Gratiot avenue in Mar but disappeared about June 1 Dr Marker in charge of the county house gave the opinion that Gibbs was a man who was trying to hide his identity mentioned the gun with os Jro ril 'hi ai A Border Brevities John Egan assistant janitor at city hall Windsor will resign position today Mrs Sterling of Detroit gone to Guelph Ont to care for husband who took chloral Watson a Windsor fireman has resigned his position and will leave at once for the Canadian north west James Gatwood was fined $6 and Daniel Ward $7 by Magistrate Bart National Association Dayton September 27 The eighth annual conventionTof the National 'As sociation of Postmasters opened here today with an address of welcome by Mayor Snyder to which Postmaster Hull of Peoria Ill president of the association responded ALL MILLINERY OPENING WITH HANDSOME HATS SHOWN Yesterday was the first day of the showing of fall millinery at and hundreds of ladies took advant age of the fine weather to inspect the fine display The third floor is re plete with splendid specimens of the milliner's creation rench hats of handsome hue and shapes abound Among them may be a large black one of hoa shane trimmed trich plumes: an Alice blue with Dres den crown and Alice blue plumes fall ing off the back a new tan shape of black velvet turned high on one side with large black velvet bow trimmed with tips and aigrettes of white On the "white is a pretty hat of Irish lace in a mushroom shape trim med with white pompons and white ribbon Another is of white net and Irish lace with large white plumes up the side pearl buckle and white velvet ribbon A handsome hat is that of mouse color with chenille facing two gray plumes and soft silk braid top One of the handsomest hats to be seen is a large brown picture 'hat with plumes shaded from dark brown to cham pagne a lace tarn crown chiffon ros ettes and Persian buckles There is a pretty assortment of ready to wear hats in all shapes and colors also many pretty violet colored hats and others of jet Baby hats are for the most part trimmed with dresden rib bons although the hats themselves are of all colors On the second floor is a large show ing of waists coats suits and gowns of many handsome designs and hues The first floor has its varied assortment of trimmings notions dress goods etc and a complete stock of ribbons for which has long been noted Tri boater at city 781 Miles of Cable Laid September Up to today cable steamer Colonia had paid out 81 nautical mile's of the new commercial cable which is being stretched across the Atlantic When the Colonial reported at noon she was in latitude 5034 longitude 4603 A strong southerly wind prevailed at noon the weather was thick and rain was falling let yesterday for fighting on the streets elix Doyle 'of Brantford charged with the murder of his mother was found guilty today before Justice Anglin The fortieth annual convention of the Ontario Sunday School associa tion will take place at London Octo ber 24 25 and 26 Joseph Butler has severed his con nection with the Canadian Salt Co Windsor and will leave this week for the Canadian northwest I Scully of Windsor who owned a claim in the cobalt region has lost out and Handy has been award ed the property by the minister of mines Secretary Black of the Windsor school board has received a consign ment of books for ''the libraries of the public schools and Collegiate In stitute John Leizert' of Cornwall who gave suns or James arrell from the effects of which one boy died was found guilty of man slaughter His sentence was six months John Hautch of Tavistock Ont one of a crowd gathered to charivari Mrs Wagster whose daughter had been married was shot and killed It is supposed some one in the crowd discharged a revolver vwu Constable Edward Nantais of Wind sor who is on duty at the Windsor race track yesterday arrested Robert Lumber has advanced from 50 cenls to jjer 1000 feet Thii was the statement given out yesterC jV by a number of the largest dealers stockl ferentl hJrTn building season has grear shipment moved age Coarse This adv of cars to ship finished kx us complaint is heand in dif fcats of the country ntes ity the building season has reelient one and the demand riiiMiea stock is awaiting but cannot readily be account of the car short cumber has also advanced took place a week or ten Whether if would advancer the dealer was not pre The Mehmed Chalji collection of Kermanshahs Saruks Tabriz Sennes Yamouds Tabristans etc is one of the best known collections in this country It has been consigned to us to sell at auction without limit or reserve and every piece will be sold positively to the highest bidder under these conditions Come early and see these Rugs and avail yourself of the chance to furnish your home with Orientals at about the cost of machine made domestics Also on exhibition one of the largest Sennp Taheran Rugs in this country size 25 teet 6 niches by 9 feet 3 inches Shorthand Woman Dead Mrs Pernin originator of the Pernin system of shorthand died at Los Angeles Monday of thoracic aneurism of the heart Mrs Pernin had been an invalid for nearly twenty years The past two years were de voted solely to travel in search of re liefi among the western resorts She is survived by a son Claude Per nina member of the Jesuit order and professor of philosophy in dgt Ignatius college VERDICT OR $1125 loph Placed in track where he secured race MislH1 Vice President' Etta rthur secretary Mis Etta Pillnian recording secretarv Jamieson treasurer Miss Em ma Dodson organist Miss Wri ffi reporter Miss Bertha Nelson Nelson Monteith provincial faiirEsWTe Sedj Sutherland MPp A A and other lesser no liUcaLlighis Essex county also there The minister of agricul turewas asked to establish a goveni farra eIIIx Snbway Tavern Closed New September The sub way tavern the saloon "which' was opened with prayer by Bishop Potter a year ago was closed today The new owner locked up Its doors say ing that the saloon had not been a $aying investment tb i who has charge of one of ne lai Test firnis of the city said last tbit a reason for this advance was the general complaint of COAL QUALITY Better dealwith the dealer who has won a reputationduality for delivering good pure coal 2000 pounds to the a va wi vw a vva 4 am a Aa4 1 laavoa nniv a little ash part of the city and "Sinclair Coal preme protector and state marfSger fnr Michigan but he was re aSinted official press reporter of the rEjer He is a ree Mason and a XI mber of Stuckrath Lodge No 430 gheny Pa Previous to enteritfc the fraternal field he was a newXaner man Members of the Detroit lodge recently presented him with a bekuti ful solid gold ring which he highfvtan preciates The Ebersole Piano UP trthehErBRnmSepins ourselves and our factory EBERSOLE PIANOS S'nl a perimented and improved and av ex' alongside of everv other the Ebersole Piano and artistic talent in this country P1wfta9 bXRt brains artists and professional experts of tono 'n? above the averae SB6 action far 'sold for a fair price and upon easv A fjanos are preclate a Piano of tonal bMutylndxmjisite ap you will be delighted with the Ebereole appearance IXON PIANO loor DetMjt for ton the jnnd of coal' that gives maximum heat and comfort and guarantee prompt delivery to any will save you money Our new yards corner of Grand River and Warren give us Increased facilities for promptly executing West Side orders Better give us the order for your entire requirements at Anm You will be sure then of a comfortable winter Suppos ing you your order today to Main 4692 East 1295 or 1296 or Grand 828 SINCLAIR Macomb St arid Crossing Grand River Ave and Warren Down town Office 65 Gratiot Avenue Near Public Library Beginning at 10:30 a TYSTV A and 2 1 UDA 1 iremen Clipped Horse So Owner Did Not Know City Wanted Ani mal Trumble Arranged Deal and Now Council Will Tjbt Pay and armer Take Him Back There is no doubt Aid TtUmble predates humor of the Man XVith an Elephant on Aid Trumble has no elephant on his hands but he has a lVat he desires to dispose of at once It is the animal that Aid TrumbWL as chairman oj the nre committeeltebar gamed for with a farmer fronEs ant When the council refuse to purchase Monday evenmg Alrl Tvnrr'kl A'lUUtl gv Was a ouandry to do with the hor The steed had i nt fire hall and as it hl th! firemen that the horl nron erty no time was animals appearance The fire laddies went at him with sc Jors and clippers and the tranrJL rA was such that the an i(i not recognize the hon mer to the city yesterday When he cam Aid Trumble had er to can a 1 the farm gazed at the steed he when to believeit was th flrst refused delivered to the he had urday He flatly last Sat animal and told AH dnto acceKt the he'would look TrumMAknf prie S200 tor the nurXse 5 14 a i Ws srsHiA'n September (Sip I I a lias George I ident i ty who I has been an 7 nri lf 7 A7 is a concentrated liquid food with far greater flesh building and strength giving value than meat it is agreeable to the taste aids digestion and is readily assimilated by the most sensitive digestive system Insist upon having Sold by grocers and druggists or delivered to your rest dence In dozen lots by our own wagons Phone Main 316 Out of town orders promptly attended to THE STROH MALT EXTRACT CO DETROIT MICH After Hearing Before ull Bi 3 by or Alco curslori I fro INSTITUTE YARN AL Drunkenness 'jat Pamphlet and Literature 1 Korthvlllo Michi 7 4 i 10 17 i 5 Bat 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