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A 7 THE DETROIT REEPRESS: TUESDAY JULY 10:1906 'S Jw4 Belt Buckles New Styles in Sterling Silver for Summer wear Plain Hand Engraved Etched $225 upwards Silk Girdles With plain or ornamental buckles $300 upwards These buckles may be had in all sizes and in various shapesj viz: Square oval round oblong diamond and odd designs including the antique and Roman patterns? tx Wright Kay Company Importers Diamond Merchants Goldsmiths Silversmiths 'TTf DETROIT 140 144 WOODWARD 'AVENUE PARIS 24 26 RUE DES PETITS HOTELS Marvelous Attractions in Jewelry or more than 50 "years been the leading jewelry house in the city Our store today is a big hip date jewelry establishment where variety in selections combines with jiewness quality and popular prices DIAMONDS PEARLS EMERALDS RUBIES Pings Pins Lockets Charms Necklets Pendants Chains Gold Watches ancy Clocks Novelties and such a multitude of the newest ideas in Jewelry that whatever be the desire or want we can surety please both in selection quality and price Rolshoven Co THE WEATHER SHOWEUS TODAY Washington July 9 orecast: Low er Showers Tuesday Wed nesday fair variable winds Upper Showers Tuesday cooler in cast portion Wednesday fair warmer in west portion variable winds 5 5 6 So 2 Place of Observation 2 2 so a Boston 10 Ptcldy SW 6S Clear ashington 76 0 4 Clear Galveston SI 4 Cloudy S' Jacksonville 74 12 Rain Oswego 70 0 4 Clear SW Buffalo 14 Cloudy SW Cleveland SO 0 8 Clear SW Grand Haven 70 0 16 Cloudy NW Alpena 70 0 6 Cloudy "6 0 cloudy AV Marquette 64 4 Pt cldy Duluth 68 01 4 Cloudy AV Es eanaba 6S 51 4 Pt cldy NW Milwaukee 82 0 Cloudy AA" Grand Rapids 78 0 Cloudy SW 78 0 4 Cloudy SE Cincinnati si 4 Pt cldv SW St Iziuis 8J 0 6 Tt cldv Omaha 73 0 fl Cloudy SE S' Paul 86 0 23 Ptcldy Huron 90 4 Clear NW Rismarck S6 04 Clear New Orleans S3 4 Cloudy SW Detroit a Hi 0 9 Clear Sf 0 10 Cloudy Maximum $6 16 NW Minimum 61 Mean 74 CONGER Official in Charge DESIGNS 11 4 1 WW 11 Ji JO LARNED SreS znH VDETROIT'M iChJM wiM I Pictures framed At Smajl Cost I I The Hudson Co I ART DEPARTMENT I Third loor Regais are the only Shoes made in quarter sizes 133 Woodward Ave ATHLETES TO KEEP IN GOOD TRIM MUST LOOK WELL TO THE CONDITION THE SKIN TO THIS END THE BATH SHOULD BE TAKEN WITH HAND SAPOLIO All Grocers and Druggists THE DETROIT REE PRESS LINERS BRING RESULTS Established 1855 166 Woodward Avenue Large Deposits The Savings Banks of Detroit at the last pub lished statement held over $7200000000 of deposits of which the State Sav ings Bank held over $17 00000000 3 interest paid on savings deposits and time certificates of deposit Commercial accounts re ceived and Letters of Credit issued available all over the world State Savings Bank Cor ort and Shelby Sts Delray Branch 2084 River St Capital $100000000 Surplus etc 95000000 OICERS Geo Russel President Pottter Jr Vice President ft'ason Vice President Austin Wing Cashier Borgman Assistant Cashier Mason Assistant Cashier rank AV Blair Auditor Henry Candler Cashier Delray Branch BUSINESS BREVITIES Richter's Cafe 11 State Kt A Zl Hazard Optician St Adams ave 14 57 Defective eyesight corrected Eyes tested free dally Mon A Wed evex Boy Rides Wheel Behind Horse and Is Kicked on Head Riding his bicycle up behind a horse at Woodward avenue and the boule vard yesterday afternoon Edward At kinson 13 years old so frightened the animal by his sudden appearance that the horse kicked up at him and one hoof struck him on the side of the head The blow knocked the boy off his wheel and Avhcn picked up he Avas unconscious He was carried into the office of Dr Moody 1491 Woodward avenue who found on examination that the lad was riot seriously hurt three ciits on his head and several bruises being the extents of his injuries He Avas taken to his home 44 Mt Vernon ave nue The horse belongs to the Detroit Riding club PAVING CO IS CRITICISED Com Haarer Will Stand Good for Central Bitulithic Some pointed criticism of the Cen tral Bitulithic Co's methods was indulgedlin by the members of the common council committee on streets yesterday afternoon the cause of the trouble being the com pany's failure as yet to do any thing on the numerous streets Avhere it has been awarded contracts deal has not looked right to me from the outset J' said Aid Rein hardt new concern comes in here underbids the Barber people and with a lot of contracts on its hands is notreadj' to begin Avork although it is almost the middle of July There may be no collusion but I want to know what the Cen tral Bitulithic people propose doing before they arc given any more con Aid Moeller expressed similar views Aid Allan however ar gued there Avas nothing to be gained by holding the contracts up thus dclaving work It finally Avas de cided to recommend confirmation of the bids under consideration on Commissioner assurance that he would personally be respon sible for the completion of the Avork on time Local representatives of the Cen tral Bitulithic Co insist they Avill begin operations within a few days INVESTIGATING EXCUSES Contractors Too Slow on Boulevard Jobs Says Breitmeyer One of the excuses advanced by con tractors on the boulevard paving jobs for their inability to finish the work has been that they could not get traprock To determine whether these reports are 'warranted Park Commis sioner Breitmeyer and Secretary Ilurlbut left yesterday afternoon for Duluth where a plentiful supply can be obtained "I am desirous of affording these con tractors every opportunity' to good on the defective said Commissioner Breitmeyer there is any wav of assisting them in get ting material we will do so We have constant need for trap rock on the boulevards and aside from the pres ent trouble it is well to knoAv where a sufficient supply can be obtained on short Little actual progress is being made on the western boulevard and Com missioner Breitmeyer threatens to take charge of the work The Ken nedy contract has already gone py default and park and boulevard work men will take charge next Monday AVe are making great bracelet onryhea TfrICC" Sues for $7OOO Declaring that he ivas thrown a street car at Congress and Griswold streets and seriously and permanently injured W'lllam ShaAV of Grand has begun suit by summons against the Detroit United railway for J5W0 damages Mr Shaw i a veteran of the civil war 78 years old and at the time of the accident Mav 28 was visiting in Detroit so that he might attend the Memorial Dav celebration Attorney Washington? I Robinson through whom Shaw started suit says that his client was thrown violently to the pavement by the too sudden starting of the car and that received a broken shoulder and other serious injuries which may yet prove fatal SAYINGS AND DOINGS 'HURRYING ACROSS WOODWARD at Michigan avenue yesterday after noon Mrs Peter Tuseman of Toledo walked against the side of a moving automobile driven by Goldberg Mrs Tuseman Avas severely injured 'MICHIGAN SOCIETY OPTO metrists meets at Hotel Normandie tomorrow and Thursday an especially interesting program at which the use of aids to defective vision will not be required io discern the goods things having been prepared for Wednesday evening "IT MAY HAVE BEEN THU amount of her taxes instead of a lack of ice water that caused a woman to faint" remarked a disgruntled tax payer as he emerged from Receiver trucking's office yesterday afternoon holding in his hand documentary evi dence to the fact that he had settled with the municipality OVER 500 PERSONS ATTENDED the eighth annual moonlight excursion of ellowship club on the steamer Pleasure last night It was an ideal night for a moonlight and the large crowd spent an enjoyable evening The boat moved up and down the river while the crowd danced to thq music of inney's orchestra CRITICALLY ILL PNEUMONIA in his apartments in the Wellington Ray Morgan a young attorney as sociated with Corliss Leete Joslyn is constantly attended by a physjeian and a trained nurse AVhile somewhat improved in condition last night grave doubt is expressed for his recovery Mr Morgan came to Detroit from Adfia CENT RAL RIAN church was filled to the doors last night Avhen Newell the Chicagostudent lectured on the book of His talk was purely a biblical study but he made it won derfully interesting Mr Newell Avill continue speaking in Detroit in July delivering lectures at the Central Presbyterian church Monday evenings CHARLES COX "OICIAL chimney is a modest' individ ual Recently Cox presented the coun cit Avlth a bill for telephone rental which ivas promptly turned down He feels that he is entitled to some recog nition from the city and has filed a claim for office rental at $5 a month or $60 for the fiscal year The "office" is at Cox's home 271 Larned street east VERY CAREUL HOW YOU use' iced drinks these warm days said a' well known Detroit physician yesterday "Doctors for years have been trying to point out the injury tvliich lurks in too much ice water ice tea ac0 similar thirst quenchers especiallv when these beverages arc taken by one in an overheated state In spite of our efforts however wo have dozens of cases of illness every summer brought on by just these ILL HEALTH HAS CAUSED Lieut Jeremiah Sullivan attached to the Bethune station to ask his retire ment the first of August Lieut Sulli van went on the force March 1 1881 and in less than four years was made a sergeant or roundsman that rank was then known He was made a lieu tenant in 1892 and served at AVood bridge the old Gratiot and Bethune stations Lieut Sullivan will retire with a clean record and the confidence and respect of the men who served un der him IN RESPONSE TO AN INQUIRY from Park Commissioner Breitmeyer Chief Assistant Corporation counsel Hally has rendered an opinion to the effect that the checking of automo biles on the boulevard directly north of Jefferson avenue can be carried on legally provided that after advertising the privilege is let to the person who will furnish the best service for the least monev At any time the commis sioner decides the business is not bene ficial to usersof the boulevard he can discontinue it TENT EVANGEL DRE AV ITS USU al Monday nignt congregation last night Rev Villiam preached a sermon on the thenifi: name shall be called Stereopticon T)icuires were shown depicting the life of Christ Services will be continucctyin the tent at its present location at Avery ana Alexandrine avenues every CA'ening this week ivith the exception of Sat urday Next Sunday services will bo opered in the tent at Grand River and Hudson avenues "TALK ABOUT DETROIT BEING a Drogro5siv grumbled an irate ranger as he emerged from the rort street entrance to the federal building shortly after 10:30 last evening De troit has it on a lot of places some respects but here I have had to stum ble half way around the bunding' try ing to get in and mail a letter only to find that after I discovered the only open door it was necessary to walk half a block in the direction from which I came to drop the letter in the proper chute Seems as though when in towns half the size the postoffice is never closed more than one entrance to the Detroit office might at least be" kept open until midnight if no MICHAEL AVAWRZYNIACK 405 orest avenue east appealed to Maj oi Codd vesterday to secure the repay ment of $30 Avhich he claims to have been deprived of as the result of a pe culiar deal He alleges that Charles Baker of the City Employment agehv 176 Jefferson aienue advci tised 'for a large number of Poles to work in Duluth XV awrzy mack headed a partv of seventy two each of whom was promised $2 a day and board Upon arriving here it is alleged the man for whom they were supposed to have been engaged declared he had made no such arrangements and that if they stayed the men must pay then own board and railroad fare A feiv rfinfiaincd some sought employment elsewhere' a number returned to De troit and' now Wawrzyniack wants a refund of the expense to which he was subjected THOUSANDS ENJOY OUTING Odd ellows and Maccabees Spend "Day at Tashmoo Park large crowd attended the annual excursion of Samaritan Lodge of the Odd ellows Bennett Tent 1 and Bennett Hive MI at Tashmoo park yesterday going on the' steamer Tashmoo to the re sort The Odd ellows ol Tort Huron also held their annual outing at rash moo park and a crowd ot over 1500 were on the island Late in the attei noon the Odd ellows ran off a long list of athletic events The tug of war between the Port Huron Odd hallows and Samaritan lodge was won by the latter One of the best ball games of this season was won by Samaritan lodge by a score of 6 to 5 Every street car conductor1 and motorman who could get away from their work spent the day at Bois park where the Street Car association held their annual excursion The outing was attended by 1 1 500 persons The baseball game bettveen the team from the Monroe avenue shops and the team was won by the former by a score of 13 to 1 Sparks from oundry Cause ire Sparks from the Central oundry Co's at 2J7 Atwater street cast vcsteTway afternoon set fire to a frame coal shed in the yards of the Stanlcv Smith Coal Co 209 Atwater street cast rom there the fire communicated to the plant of Srere Buos Co at 213 Atwater street Bv quick work the firemen ex both fires The damage to coal shed is estimated at $150 Thedamage by fire to the Srere Bros Co building is small but a quantity of goods in the building Avas badly damaged by jvater OR OVER SIXTY YEARS kfra WiBBiow'a Soothing Syrup b4 sied fcr children teething It soothes ths child softens the rums alleys all pala curse wind colic aud is the best reoosdy 9 fidntA DRINKS HWALLS'O TO VISIT SHRINE May Bedore Admits Quench ather Van Antwerp i ng Thirst With Beer Also Heads Large Delegation LATS DIVORCE SIZZLES MAJORITY IS ROM DETROIT Wife Says amous Wit" Is Coarse Husband Declares He Can Get Lots of Wives as Good as She But No Home as Good as Too jnany tills appears to have caused the domestic infelicity which brought May and William Be dore from the lats hotel xvhere the father in law and father Joe Bedore has full sweep for his eccentricity to the lime light of the divorce court The complainant ended his case yes terday in Judge Murphy's court after having introduced testimony to show that May left him on one or two occa sions and that she drank high balls and beer and danced with "anybody who came at the lats resorts Mrs Bedore took the stand late in the afternoon The 7gist of her story was that she Avas unhappy at the lats hotel where her husband insisted upon living She said he had promised that he would build a home im the i spring and that they would Hve apart from the rest of the Bedores cousins uncles hunts etc But spring never came as far as the house was concerned May didn't like Joe Bedore's wit either She" said he was very and She asked William to tell his father to stop making "such 'vfiut she he didn't stop This she said was dhe reason she left 'j Then while she was living Avith friends' down town she said William came to sec her and she again asked him to have a house Jvhere they could be by themselves Joe had been try ing to induce her to' go back to live With him at the paternal hostelry said can get lots of Avives as good as you but I get another home as good as and why I go back to live with Airs AVilliam Bedore told the court As for the charges that shedrank said that she didn't know what such a drink was She admitted that 'she drank beer and an occasional hlgh bhll but that her hus band bought them for her She tojd the court that she had been' drinking beer occasionally since she Avas a child and that her husband thought nothing of it She asserted that Wil liam was shiftless and did not provide as Avell as he mighfi The fact that a brother of Clay Bedorc married' a sister of Wil liam gives a "criss effect in the testimony which is somewhat baffling to the attorneys in getting away from family prejudices Objects to Sunday Garbage Collection Annual Pilgrimage to Ste Anne de Beaupre Near Quebec an Event of Great Interest to Party Will Reach Destination Thursday Morning Solemn High Mass Van Antwerp of the Church 'of the Most Holy Rosary headed a happy delegation which left on the steamer Western States yester day afternoon bn the annual pilgrim age to the famous' shrine of Ste Anne de Beaupre located some seventeen miles east of Quebec The party of 145 was made up largely of ladies and included Alullaney of Jackson Sullivan of Adrian rs Maurer Doyle and Taylor A delightful trip has been outlined Reaching Buffalo this riiorning the party will go to the alls where spe cial trolley cars will take them: along the gorge route to Lewiston Con nections will be made with the boat for Toronto where the steamer Rich elieu will be held for it Then will come the ride through the Thousand Islands and aown the rapids A change of boats will be had at Pres cott and 'the trip will be continued down the St Lawrence It' the schedule is maintained Quebec will be reached Thursday ar rangements have been made for spe cial cars to carry the members of the party to the shrine Van Antwerp will be the cele brant of a solejnn high mass and he will also deliver a sermon' The party will then break up to return when and how they please the tickets being good for thirty days OLD RESIDENT" IS DEAD John Madigan Was Engineer of irst Steamer in Detroit John Madigan for more than half a century a resident of the west side is dead at his home 169 Campau street after a brief illness Air Madigan for years conducted the teaming depart ment for Daniel Scotten1 afterward be ing connected with the Detroit water Avorks He was jj member of the old volunteer fire department and also one of the crew to man the first steam fire engine used in Detroit' Born in Lim erick Ireland Ire came to Detroit when 16 yars of age He was the father of thirteen children seven of whom Misses Annie and Mary James Thomas John Michael and AVilliarh Madigan survive him The funeral will be held from the residence at 8:30 this morning and from Holy Redeemer church at 9 interment being in Alt Elliott Love Sick Swain Repeats Threat to Kill His Sconier Woman is Arrested It may be that Alary Ann Gibsbnf 779 Brooklyn avenue was annoyed be cause th' garbage man called at her residence on Sunday and disturbed her meditations it may be that she was angry when she thought his visit was a delayed one and that the collcctipn should have been made before church time At any rate when Alartiri Benzi 132 Brandon avenue driver' of one of Commissioner 'newest char iots began to load up the refuse Airs Gibson so he alleges remonstrated against the desecration of the Sab bath Benzi insists he said nothing but kept on shoveling garbage inding that words were useless and that the collection Avas being taken Airs Gibson so' Benzi further alleges struck his horses with a piece of scantling and caused them to run away The garbage man caught his panting steeds after a chase of about two blocks and then heroically re turned to finish the job Airs Gibson it is said found that Benzi was not to be scared away by an assault on his team so she used the scantling on him Benzi got a warrant for the arrest yes terday afternoon He and Justice Ktoin united in calling the offense as sault arid battery CJVIL WAR VETERAN IGHTS LAST BATTLE Peter Hade who died Saturday at his residence Vermont avenue will be buried this morning Services will be Al Vi I I PETER HADE held at the' residence at' 8'o clock at St church at Air Hadpewho was a veteran of the civil war' is survived by 'his Avidow and eight children Wife 'Alins Alimony ight Kirk Bi own and his' wife Mae had a lively contest before Judge Brooke yesterday over 'alimony The wife asserted her husband was earn ing $200 a month as a traveling sales man and that she want He came back with the assertion that she had caused him to Jose his position and that he earning 'a cent And besides she had taken $700 Avorth of furniture Judge Brooke ordered Brown to pay 83 a week uqtil a hear ing of ease in the near future and also ordered him to pay $60 fees within sixty days i July 9 1906 al her 'residence104 'John It street Ida beloved wife of Peter Dyer uneral from residency Wm4 nils liv Tniv 1 at 2 Weeping and wearing his heart 'on his sleeve unmindful if every one knew of his 'undying love for pretty Lucy 1068 Joseph Campau avenue Anthony Chlobowski1 went on the stand in police court yesterday morning and told how his love for the girl was more than life to him Anthony admitted writing a threat ening letter to JNIiss Czarnecki and re peated its burning sentiments 'while the girl blushed and looked very muchembarrassed Chlobowski repeated his statement that if the girl would not marry him he would kill her and him self Justice Stein ordered the love sick young man to furnish a bond for $300 to keep the peace and in default sent him to the workhouse for three months BUMPS TARSNEY BIG EE School Board Tells Why It Refuses to Pay $25000 AVith numerous flings at Corporation CounsA Timothy Tarsney the board of education files its answer to the pe tition of Mr Tarsnay in the circuit court that the board be compelled to show cause why it 'should not pay $25 000 for services in the railroad tax cases It is set up in the answer that the board could not lawfully enter into any such contract for the payment of fees to Tarsney and that the resolu tion to that effect was illegal It states that it was duty as corpora tion counsel to render such services if necessary without additional pay The board denies that Tarsney did any large amount of professional work in connection with the case and 'de nies that what work he did do was of any material profit and benefit to the board The board also denies that bill is reasonable even Avere it legal The board asks that the petition be dismissed 1 EX A RE Powder House Island Subject of Temporary Injunction No more explosives on Powder House Island is the effect of a tem porary injunction issued yesterday by Judge Brooke Attorney Edwin Henderson whose home on Grosse He was damaged by the explosion of dynamite June 27 used in blasting at Limekiln crossing filed a petition in the circuit court yes terday asking for a permanent in junction restraining Michael Sullivan the man in charge of the government blasting from: rebuilding his storage house for receiving explosives T'he island where the explosives have been kept until the recent explosion is in AArayne county and yet owing to the fact that Sullivan is engaged in a government undertaking the' question of the Wayne county jurisdic tion may be raised The storage house jvas but 3800 feet from the Henderson home and is being rebuilt inthe sama place JyEGLECTEIK CmLD DIES! No Physician Called Parents Pleads as Excuse Heartless neglect by her parents is declared by Toepel to be one of the causes which led to the death vesterday morning of little Barristiana Prvzbvlski three years old daughter of Stanislaus Pryzbylski 1422 Sf Aubin avenue The babe had been ill four days but no physician ivas called On learning of the case Coroner Toepel went to the house yesterday morning to investigate The father acknowledged that no physician had been called pleading poverty as his excuse He acknowledged however that he know the city physicians could be secured in such a ease but he had made no attempt to do so Cor oner Toepel censured him severely for his rieglect Saturday to Monday Outing 82 75 'The steamer leaves Ste dock foot of Randolph street Saturday at 4 for Goderich and Kincardine returning arrives De troit? Monday our hours at Kincardine and eleven hours at Goderich' Tickets at 1 Grand Trunk Canadian Pacific offices Lcidich and Ste nson's Hot Weather is Coming Dunlap Straw Hats Afford protection' and comfort They arc also refined in appearance We have them in all the different shapes and stratvs The Sailor Yacht snlir straw') is the choice of the best dressers WWfUuii mi If in need' of an umbrella we ha'e them at all nrices 28 MICHIGAN AVENUE IzlxJZrXVOkZV ormerly Russell House 4 1 ARE YOU POSTED in Regard to TAN SHOES They are worn by men who dress becomingly and are decidedly popular this season Our WHITE CAL AND CANVAS OXORDS are the swellest in'toAvn We can fit you to your liking A 1 Ye Booterye ROGERS CO it sm The Gas Range 4 Makes possible to cooking pf'all kinds of meats and fish without losing the flavor and weight The quick heat saves all the juice of meats We show the new patterns on our floor Detroit City Gas Co 230 Woodward Avenue' At alltfood cafes and hotels Enjoy it with lunch and dinner Phone Main 669 Automobile Limousine and Touring Car JBodies We are in a position to build special bodies completely trimmed and painted for all styles of Automobiles We have had over 30 experience and our reputation for building strictly high grade work is unsurpassed Sievers' Erdman 294 298 JEERSON AVE CE Art Solid Gold Shell Eyeglasses for a pair ZpOaUU Including Scientific Examination William Paine EYE SPECIALIST Sale Lasts One Week 1389 JEERSON AVENUE Opposite Electric Park gS Koda We ether LET US EQUIP YOU Detroit Photo Supply Co Phone 2215 31 Grand River Ave EXCAVATING IS INISHED STEEL WORK NEW HOTEL PONTCHARTRAIN TO GO UP oundation Heavy Enough to Hold Up 18 Story Building Upon a foundation strong enough to 'hold an eighteen story building the steel frame Avork of the neAV Hotel Pontchartniin soon will rear above the galvaniced iron faced fence shutting in the site At last the pile 'driving is finished There will be no moie jarring from this cause rom the 'bottom of the excavation forty feqt' below the street level were driven another forty feet: and Avere put in just as thick as they could be driven tops protruded about six inchesabove the bottom of the excavation so as to 'have them em bedded in the 'concrete laid over the surface This concrete foundation is three feet thick and in the center of the mixture is placed a net work of tAviited steel bars reinforcing this three floor laid all over the bot of the excavation Upon this will be reared theww hotel If any one sever wants to go anj further down should the new hotel deemed too small in the coming said Wallace ranklin with a iaugh contractors will have a beafitifui job getting throughhat three feet of rock and steel The hotel will be so contracted that atnA time the owners desire to they can remove the roof and go right on hnfidiri" skyward The structure will about 2000 tons of steel We have the steffi we4 need at present and the work of putting up the frame will now ahead quite rapidlj 7 Jt Day Trips to Cleveland to Cleveland $1 00 Depart foot of Wayne street every day ex Mondays at 9:30 a Arrive in Cleveland at 'cNSVBR TRAINSCHEDULES' Ate' those arranged by the Michigan Central on the Grand" Rapids line because they fit all conditions morning 8:25 noon 1 evening 5:05 p1 and 1 night1 :30 a 'm Sleeper Parlor carSSc: vy THE DOMINION BANK Head Office Toronto Capital 3000000 Reserve und and Undivided Profits 3749437 Total Deposits by the Public 32000000 Interest on Sewings Deposits Allowed at Highest Ctir rent Rates Collections Promptly Made on all Points in Canada Windsor Ontario Branch Temporary Premises 6 Sand wich St West Readers who are unable to obtain'vv (y The Detroit ree Press' at any News Stand while II on their vacation will confer a favor by notifying this office yy Weds In Deflunce of Brothers Nellie Arboiiskl was married Sun day in spite of the protests of her brothers Joo andrank who went to the home of their uncle Joseph Kro bascetvski 661 Garfield avenue to stop the wedding When the uncle told the boy's they were too late that their sister Ayas' piarried tvonian they 'raised 'a' "rough and every One got a 'few bruises The belligerent Arbonskis were arrested but as every oner seemed to have had enough ft punishment Justice Bellers sentence a A3IUSE31ENTS YWCT KIGHTS AND A DAY DUIittl AeaYe Detrolfhevery SaKuxAay at 5 xn and return Monday At M1L Detroit Buffalo Steamboat Co Depart foot of Wayne St McMillan Gen Mgr' A A Schantz Gen Supt fc EN "i EXCURSION BUALO NIAGARA ALLS fin ill i efWTlw JI BOIS BLANC AND Amherstburg COLUMBIA Dally 8:43 a and 3 standard: Sundays 9:15 a 3 are round trip 35 cents children 25 cents Orchestra 16 piecea Music on both trips Buffet lunch Cafe at park Wharf foot of Bates street KO LIQUOR PER MITTED Columbia Moonlight riday Eve Columbia Lake Hide Sunday Eve Temple Mr and Mrs Perkins isher in IIAlt Way House" Stanley Leonard The our Bards Sadi Alfarabl Sv an BariibarcI Sisters Rappo lo Ad ler Howard Howard Klnetograph Next week AVilliams AA'alker Glee Club ME AT THE ELEOTRIC PARK IMPERIAL BAND MUSIC HALL Special free attraction: TRAINED ELEPHANTS Daily afternoon and evening the bcauti of Straits Belle best of the other' memcii of the and Inle to Park Also to the more staple articles in cluding SILVERWARE IN'T I JEWELRV DIAMONDS WATCHES Rich Cut Glans Sterling Sliver Tourist Glasses Clocks Etc We have the and newest everything in line POPULAR PRICES Traub Bros US Woodward Ave BRANCH: Traub Bros Co 205 Woodward Ave Visitors To our city are especially invited to inspect our Im mense Assortment iof Souvenir Spoons and toes ful City SL'AIM ER RESORTS SARATOGA THE GRAND UNION or Particulars Address WOOLLEY GERRANS Proprietors Saratoga Springs ALSO THE HOTEL MARIE ANTOINETTE Broadway 6f th to 67th St City AND THE IROQUOIS Buffalo'' ALEXANDRIA BAY NY THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE STAPLES DE WITT Proprietor OPENS SATURDAY JUNE 33 Golf Tennis Boating ishing and all Outdoor Amusements Modem Appoint ments or engagement ot rooms apply WARBURTON THE GLADSTONE NARRAGANSETT PIER Opens Juno 20 A large modern hotel accommodates 350 guests splendid beach bathing fishing polo tennis golf superb drives pure water from Gladstone 'Springs Orchestra ANDREW KADEL A SMITH Prop Manager THE DETROIT REE PRESS LINERS BRINGRESULTS Ji.