Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 14

14 NOTHING SERIOUS ABOUT IT DIED ROM LOSS BLOOD 1 i 1 The Winning Stroke CAUSE RUN ON A JACKSON BANK i Deposits DISTRICT BOARD WILL MtMUMi STAND BY DEMAND li the A OR ALLEGAN njiiywyiU way BOLD BANDIT BEGS MONEY ROBBED DEAD PICTURE DEWEY MUST GO TO PRISON IGURING ON ORDNEY I Columbus i6 WEDS BRITISH DIPLOMAT Al YOUNG GALLANT IS OILED BEYOND ALL EXPECTATIONS TELL WHO SHE IS STRUCK BY TROLLEY CAR AT TELEGRAPHIC BRIES WOMAN SWOONS IN COURT MANY CASES SMALLPOX 6 5 4 On Gas Ranges IGURE ON 1100 INMATES GAS RANGE WAS PULLEb THUMB KEPT HER ROM CHURCH PONTIAC DROPS THE EDERATION WALK CHLOROORM ALLS ROM LIGHT TOWER Children Osut IQctms As a SHINES ITSEL KILLS RUST $8 i the this ot to SAME OLD STORY MISTAKEN OR DEER MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE CO city pleaded Although Miners and Operat ors Will Gather Tie Up is Not Thought Possible PRICE PER ACRE WILLJUMP ROM $10 TO $100 Poles Scared by Unfounded Rumors Withdraw Their READY OR BIG CONVENTION ASKED TO PAY OB THEIR MISCHIE an attendant at here was acci killed by Percy attendant while It was the same than a the city STRIKE IS NOT EARED Situation as ar as Other Roads Are Concerned Re mains Unchanged Jackson Prepared to Enter tain 1500 Sunday School Delegates ADVANCE GUARD HAS ALREADY ARRIVED CLARENCE RUSSELL WOULD BE SUICIDE HAS CLOSE CALL Battle Crefek Mich November By walking Clarence Russell all day long In the open air it is announced tonight that he will survive his at tempt at suicide Russell aged 19 took chloroform for a reason unex plained Later he told Patrolman Ab bey and was taken to Nichols hospital Toda though scarcely able to stand his father and friends walked him without cessation in the district sur rounding Nichols hospital After tugs to her dock Speakers of National Renown Billed and Splendid Meet ing Expected OLIVET COLLEGE CHURCH SCORCHED Hard Work by aculty and Students Saved Building rom Destruction Grand Rapids Man Confesses Therefore to Stealing roin Rooming Houses WEARS MONTHS COMPANY PROMISES i A SCORE DAILY ormer Pontiac Official Sen tenced to Two to ive Years Demand of Years is Satisfied and Work Will Start in Early Spring PROVISIONS ARE MORE STRINGENT certainly do 1 grow sturdy on Valley II highway through America Con all rail and boat Address Reclaiming of Largest Marsh in Southwest Michigan Decided Upon Ohio Attorney General Begins Proceedings to Oust Sub sidiary Companies On Calls Olivet Mich November What promised to be the worstfire in the history of Olivet college was averted today only by two hours of hard work by the local fire brigade faculty dents and townspeople The college church which is worth $30000 and contains a pipe organ worth $10000 given: by erry was discovered in flames about 8 this morning There was no hope of saving the building with the poor facilities at hand but by the splendid work of the fire brigade and students the blaze was extinguished by 10 The saving of the church is pronounced by Dr Lancaster as little short of miraculous The fire started in the basement of the church where'a spark from a de fective flue ignited a beam Then the flames ran up between two pieces of studding to the top of the building There had been no fire in the church since yesterday morning and the blaze must have smoldered a day and night before it reached the roof and was discovered The loss is about $3000 and is fullv covered by insurance 'Little damage has been don to the pipe organ al though the keyboard was badly soak ed rom the chapel platform he paid tribute to the students and firemen who rushed into the flames and saved the building with their fire extinguish ers BOG LAND TO i sv BE DRAINED (GETS MARRIAGE LICENSE BUT TRIPS UP OX THE COUNTY Muskegon Mich November Al though August Silkey first lieutenant and acting captain of Muskegon Rifles outwitted his friends and secured a marriage license In Ottawa county to iparry Anna Appel he committed perjury by giving his residence as that 'county Additional Cars Sent by Pere Marquette to the Sagi naw Valley VtGUST EISTEAD DEARBORN SHOT WHILE HUNTING" Dearborn Mich November While out hunting Sunday August Eistead received in hls tligh through the accidental discharge of a shotgun carried by his companion Charles Kabolskl The Umb was amputated by Dr Burdeno but Eistead died soon afterward 1 Both Eistead and Kabolskl are about IT years old After the accident Kabolskl In stead of staying by Eistead and trying to stop the flow of blood ran to the home of a neighbor Mrs austman and told her what had happened two then went after Dr Burdeno and all this time the wounded boy lay bleeding on the ground where he had fallen When the doctor arrived he amputated the injured leg but Eistead had already lost so much blood that he could not re cover from the shock and death ensued soon afterward Two years ago Eistead while out hunting with red Putrine accidentally shot "the latter but without serious results BELDING TAKES STEPS TO PRE VENT SUCH A THING Belding Mich November 12 A meeting of business men of Belding was held at the opera house tonight to discuss plans for retaining in Beld ing the plant of the Ballou Manufac turing Co Lansing and Saginaw are both after the company which has seriously considered the proposition The concern now em ploys about forty men but Its busi ness Js increasing so that before long this number it' is expected will be increased 100 A committee composed of t6n of the leaxiing buslness men of the city was appointed tonight to figure out al way to keep the company and will report at another meeting to be held later in the week 5 Newberry Mich November Bert Cook aged 21 of Carsonville Mich employed as the state asylum dentally shot and Crawford a fellow out hunting today old story mistaken for a deer Upwards of 1500 lower Michigan hunters are located within twenty miles of here Died at His Work Bay City Mich November 12 Henry Burch a carpenter 65 years old was found lying dead in an un completed house this evening This afternoon: a woman passing the place saw him lying upon the floor and later she sent a boy to see what had become of the man 'The boy returned and said the man was dead An investigation disclosed the fact that he had died from heart disease He was working alone to day in the house BALLOTS OUND TO BE MISSING i City Lets Garbage Ann Arbor Mleh November' 12 The contract for collecting the city garbage forone year and nine months was let tonight to rauk jerklns for $300 per month MORE SUITS AGAINST STANDARD OIL CO Most subscribers have found that every mes sage means a saving in Time Carfare Conven ience and Effect Do6s it pay to make a Convenience an Incon I Mrs Alice Taft is Dead Ann Arbor Mich November Mrs Alice Ward Taft mother of Mrs John Sheehan of Ann Ar bor and Detroit died in this city last night of cancer at the age of 67 years She had spent a good deal of her time during late years in the south where she was taken ill andwas brought to the home of her daughter in this city a few months ago The funeral will be held Wednesday ED YOUNGER PAL OP'S JAMES BOYS IN POOR CIRCUMSTANCES Special to Detroit ree Press Menominee Mich November 12 Weak and sick from long con finement in Escanaba hospital and covered with the scars of bullets from revolvers of officers Ed Younger one time bandit and first lieutenant of Jesse James was in Menominee this week begging money in an effort to reach Joplin Mo Younger was at work in an tippet" peninsula lumber camp when he was taken sick St Louis? Mo (Spe cial) Albert McCall 33 who claims to have served' almost four years as a policeman and special officer in Grand Rapids Mich confessed to Chief of Detectives Desmond today that he had turned to robbing rooming houses be cause he had been robbed of his dead wife's picture and drink caused he sale' thought I would find the thief who stole my picture and I just keep stealing from every rooming house I got a chance McCall was arrested on a descrip tion furnished by a dozen persons ive informations charging McCall with larceny were issued todky and more are expected McCall claims to have been robbed" in Rapids by his room mate and to have traced the room mate to East St Louis where all clews endeg MAY LOSE BIG7NDUSTRY REPORTS AS TO BISHOP ILLNESS UNTRUE Monroe not by any means in fact at no time since the bishop came here has he been in a serious said the priest at St rectory tonight in response to an inquiry for information as to report that Bishop oley was ill with pneumonia bishop came' here a week ago yesterday suffering with a cold On Monday evening his condition was not improved so a local physician was called in found him with some fever On Tuesday while the fever was lower the bishoo was weak so his regular physician Dr Brady of Detroit was called in consultation After a thorough examination it was found that there were 'no serious symptoms and since thenthe bishop has improved nicely Tonight he is most decidedly better and we hope to see him sit up GO TO NEW YORK Philadelphia and Atlantic Coast lie aorta Via Lehigh Double track scenic the Switzerland of nects at Buffalo with lines from the west Roberta Traveling Passenger Agent 7 Jort street Detroit Mich Olson Says Make Good Traverse City Mich November 12 Olson promoter of th Northern Michigan Traction Railway Co which Intends to build a line from Manistee to Cheboygan has returned to this city and declares that he will make good' his5 protested cheeks resume negotiations and commence work again within a few days He says that a temporary setback caused him financial difficulties which he now has straightened out License Law of 1901 Supersedes That of 1905 GRAND RAPIDS MINISTERS LEAVE REORMERS BODY Grand Rapids Mich November or several years the Grand federa tion has conducted a general reform busi ness in this city It has been against the saloon and against the ward heeler and for all kinds of reform Today the Ministerial association which has heretofore named three of its trustees withdrew its support and decided to take up with the Anti Saloon league Morrow president of the league made an address at the meeting of the Ministerial association and the latter body stepped out from under the Grand federation latter bedy has consisted of a long series of names and Rev A rank erris and his wife Rev 4 Jeannette erris both of whom are without pastorate charges Pontiac Mich November 12 Ar thur Goring 1 Lew Crawford Row land Ridson Bert Warner Will Potts Julius Chilson George Patter son and Raymond Munroe all of De troit apepared before Justice Llna bury thismorning to answer to a charge of willful destruction: "of property preferred by Brad ford also of Detroit The young men range in age from 16 to 22 years and are members of the' Columbia club of Detroit Last summer they rented Bradford's cot tage at Walled Lake When they broke camp they celebrated with a rough house Every piece of furniture was either broken or throwninto the lake Hand carved names were also left in conspicuous places about the cottage and for this damage Bradford brings suit Several of the parents of the young men were on hand but the case was put ovr to November 27 ARTHUR RIENDS LOOK UPON HIM AS WINNER gSaginaw Mich November 12 Close political friends of Arthur Hill in this pity now incline to the belief that Con gressman Joseph ordney will be a prominent figure in the senatorship contest next January Mr ordney has been doing no open work In his own 'behalf but notwith standing this his boom has been grow ing and now his friends are claiming that he will be the winner They as sert that he will receive the support of Railroad Commissioner Atwood with whom he Is now on a hunting trip in the northern part of the state The defeat of Thomas Baillie as a candidate for the lower house of the legislature was a serious doss to the Saginaw candidate while the success of Charles Waters run ning mate is regarded here as a vic tory for ordney Waters was ordney candidate SUCCESS EMPLOYMENT INSTI TUTION OR BLIND Lansing Mich November Suc cessful beyond his most sanguine hopes has been the work of the Mich igan Employment Institution for the blind at Saginaw during its first two years of existence declares Supt Hamilton in his biennial report just submitted to Gov Warner Though it was declared to be diffi cult to reach the blind people of the state "tmh information of the insti tution and its aims seventy four men and twenty women have been receiv ed there While several have learned trades and are supporting themselves elsewhere the great majority oft this number remain on the pay roll and pay the rooming and boarding fees the state exacts Broom making has been found the most practical trade for the inmates of the institution for the reason that there is hardly any part of it that the blind cannot do unassisted DARING RESULTS IN HIS INSTANT DEATH Grand Rapids Mich November Otto Shinkman climbed one of the electric light towers tonight while playing with other boys He tell from haltway up the tower and was instantly killed 2 Change of Venue in Divorce Case! Pontiac" Mich' Novembers 12 Judge Smith "this morning granted a change of venue in the contested divorce suit of Eliz abeth Bradfield of this city against Thomas Bradfield of Grand Rapids Bradfield set up that his wife was so well acquainted here he was afraid it might in fluence the suit In "her favor The case isent to the St Clair county circuit Mich November Rev ballot tampering brought the city recount this week Detroit Boys Destroyed An Property and Are Arrested t'V Juniata Went Adrift The big steamer Juniata flagship of the Anchor line snapped its lines and went adrift In the river at Cleveland during the gale of Sunday A deckhand was knocked into the river when the first line DivKe uui iiti wds lescuea brouerht the steamer hack six three inch lines were used to tie her UP I Pontiac Mich November 12 Syl vester A Dewey former city water rate collector was this morning sen to from two to five years in Jackson prison for embezzling funds having previously guilty to the charge Dewey was given mqre month in which to restoreto the $150817 which the accountants found he had taken from the water funds but he was unable to raise the required amount In passing sentence Judge Smith said he regretted that he was obliged to send Dewey to prison but that felt there would be no use of further post ponement in the hope that friends would come to his rescue Dewey himself that he had a vague feeling up to the last minute that some one would "help him out of the difficulty He had tried to raise the amount needed but was unable The general opinion seems to be that uewey snouia oe punisnea tor tne fense rather than be permitted merely return' the money stolen DETROIT MOTHER GOES TOPLEAD OR WAYWARD SON Port Huron Mich November 12 Mrs Martha owler of fetroit was a pathetic figure in the circuit court this she went to plead before the judge for her son Louis who had become wayward by falling into gbadcom pany He was charged with robbing a drunken man The experience: of appearing in court on such an er rand was too much for the woman and she had hardly entered the room when she collapsed complete ly and for a time It was thought she was dying It took nearly half an medical treatment to re vive her Should an investigation to be made the officer be satisfactory young owler will be given a chance to New Corporations Lansing Mich November The fol lowing are new Michigan corporations Jerome Remi ck Printing Co $20000 Home Construction $10000 Security Gate Co Casa City $25 The Worcester Lumber Co Ltd of Cha: sei has filed notice of an Increase of cani talfrom $100000 to $200000 Saginaw elations of out during and tonight have caused a political upheaval in Saginaw the like of which has never before been seen Rosevear chairman of the Democratic city committee today Issued a notice announcing $1000 re ward for information Mr Rosevear at the same time saying that lie had been authorized to do so by Demo cratic and Republican citizens alike On the face of the election returns last Tuesday night the Dem ocrats for the first time in eight years elected three county officials and in the city carried the mayor and Dine ofthe eleven aidermen 'When the board of canvassers met five 'recounts were asked In two ward'Yhe aldermen reported elected byth'erboard were undisturbed but in the Other the Democratic nominees were ousted In the second ward Walter Harris had a plurality of eleven but upon the recount fourteen Democratic straight ballots were found missing In the seventh ward John A Cimmerer had won by four but on the recount four Democratic ballots were missing These revela tions caused the belief that "some crooked work was going on and as a result members of all parties have joined in the cry for an honest count The excitement in the city is much greater than at any time during the campaign November Suits were filed in the circuit court at Lima this evening by Attorney General Ellis against four subsidiary compan ies said to be controlled by the Stand ard Oil Co of New Jersey to prevent the further operation of the alleged combine known as the Oil The companies named as defendants are the Ohio Oil Co the Solar Refining Co the Buckeye Pipe Line Co and the Standard Oil Co of Ohio The petitions allege that the Stand ard Oil Co of New Jersey owns and controls all the stock of these four companies except an amount sufficient to maintain a directorate and a cor porate existence in Ohio It is further alleged that the control of these com panies is exercised in restraint of trade and in contravention of the anti trust laws of the state The petitions ask the court to oust the four companies from the assumed right to permit their stock to be con trolled by the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey and that they be prevented from continuing their operations as auxiliaries of the so called oil trust and for such other relief as mav be deemed proper under the laws of Ohio The suits are the outgrowth of the trial of the case against the Standard Oil Co at indlay during which the facts alleged against the subsidiary companies were brought out Lansing Mich November An in quiry from the city attorney of Kala mazoo brings out the fact that since the court declared the act in relation to itinerant merchants passed In 1905 "invalid the laity of 1901 is opera tive an this act a state as well local" license The act of 1905 held to invalid established the license fees' to be paid in cities of various sizes its defect be ing that the council was authorized to suspend such payment when it saw fit The act of 1901 now in effect provides that a transient merchant must pay $25 for a state license deposit $500 with the secretary of state as security against claims and also take out a local license based'on the value of his stock of goods and the tax rate The state authorities are seeking the en forcement of this act SHOPLITER ARRESTED LANSING REUSES TO TALK Lansing Mich November The woman arrested Saturday night for shoplifting in whose clothing and at whose room at the Hotel Downey articles of pewelry furs silks etc valued at more than $600 were found has so far refused to make known her identity further than that she 4s Mrs William Jones of Owosso she registered at the hotel She is believed however to be ac quainted in Milwaukee as this after noon she had Chief of Police Behrendt send this message to Detective Den nis Sullivan of that place: 1 and have her send doctor who cured her of rheumatism to me here McGuire" A picture and description of the wo man has been sent to the Milwaukee police Cameron Arbaugh of this city have made formal complaint against the woman for larceny from their store it in a While he the base the ani mal began backing The thumb could free himself was pulled off Doctors finished the job making the amputation at the first joint Later the piece of thumb was found on the barn floor where: the accident oc curred Kalamazoo Mich November The government marsh the largest piece of bog land in southwestern Michigan will be drained next year There are more than six thousand acres in the tract and it is located "mostly In Pavil lion and Comstock townships in this county The land today Is worth less than $10 an acre and when drained it will sell from $75 to $100 an acre or more than five years people liv ing In the locality of the swamp have endeavoring to ha ve it drained The county has been willing to under take the work but owners of Some of the land through which it is absolutely necessary to run the ditch refused to give a right of way Tpday the right of way was secured to the last piece of land Contracts are all signed and the work will start as early in the spring as possible Surveys will be made this winter and i the contract det so the work pan be gin as soon as the spring opens The ditch will be about fifteen miles it will cost in tlje neighborhood of 1 $15000 The government marsh Is owned by more than a hundred differ I ent people It Is said to be the best adapted for celery of any land in this section It is believed to be better celery land than that Inside the city limits of Kal amazoo which is rapidly being taken I up for building purposes Celery grow ers have been getting hold of this land as fast as possible There are parts I ofthis bog land on which few white I people have ever tramped It is cov ered with heavy undergrowth Thou sands of of huckleberries are picked there every year Michigan Pensions "Washington November Michigan pensions: Phebe Quick $8 Rhoda Swartz Orville Barden "$10 Carolina Stoewsand $8Melissa Jarvis $15 Er Wilber $12: Mitchell Challen der $14 Jacob Sneider $12 rank lin Burns $12 John urness' $12 Maxz Staley $8 Will Try Again Rapids Mich November 12 That the fight against the Sunday theater just closed was but the first battle was given out today when the so called committee reported to the ministerial association that It will try to get the council to pass an other anti Sunday theater ordinance not so wide In effect It will hit only the Sunday theater so that the efforts may be concentrated on that alone1' Then if the theater people want the matter will again be put up to the voters Wife Deserter Brought Back Pontiac Mich November Robert Casey tormey of this citv has been brought back here from Harrisville Alcona county where he was at work in a lumber camp Officer Calbert went after Casey in response to the complaint of wife who charges desertion The wife and1 five small children were left Un destitute cir cumstances Many Genesee Hunters lint Mich November 12 Genesee county has already done its share in the matter of furnishing hunters 'for the north woods this fall but the supply of nims has not yet been exhausted Up to the present time 148 deer licenses have been issued as against 119 last year but these have failed to meet the demand County Clerk Blackney ran oht of licenses todav and was obliged to telegraph to Lansing for more Hunter Shot and Killed by Companion Near Newberry CONGESTION IS RELIEVED If more than ordinary skill in playing brings the honors of the game to the winning player so exceptional merit in a remedy ensures the commendation of the well informed and as a rea sonable amount of outdoor life and recreation is conducive to the health and strength so does a perfect laxative tend to improvement in cases of constipation biliousness headaches etc It is all important however in selecting a laxative to choose one of known quality and excellence like the ever pleasant Syrup of igs manufacture by the California ig Syrup Co a laxative which sweetens and cleanses the system effectually when a laxative is needed without any unpleasant after effects as it acts naturally and gently on the internal organs simply assisting nature when nature needs assistance without griping irritating or debilitating the internal organs in i any way as it contains nothing of an objectionable or injurious nature As the plants which are combined the figs in the manufacture of Syrup of igs are known to physicians act most beneficially upon the system the remedy has met with their general approval as a family laxative a weir worth considering in making purchases It is because of the fact that SYRUP IGS is a remedy of known quality and excellence and approved by 1 physicians that has led to its use by so many millions of well i informed people who would not use any remedy of uncertain quality or inferior reputation Every family should have a I bottle of the genuine on hand at all times to use when a laxative remedy is required Please to remember that the genuine Syrup of igs is for sale in bottles of one size I only by all reputable druggists that full name of the California ig Syrup Co is plainly printed on the front of every package Regular price 50c per bottle Jackson Mich November 12 The advance guard of the delegates expect ed at the forty sixth annual convention of the Michigan State Sunday School association began to arrive this after noon The meetings will be held in the au Cditorium of Methodist Epis copal church which has a seating ca pacity of 1200 and the lecture room in the basement will be used for the reception I information booth postoffice telegraph and telephone sta tions and cloak room The irst Con gregational church will be used for overflow meetings and the book and newspaper exhibits will be located there Committee meetings will be held at the Presbyterian church anu the Baptist church will be held in re serve for emergencies A grand chorus Of 300 voices picked from the various churches of the city i has been rehearsing for weeks and will1 furnish the vocal music together with a "Sunshine Choir" of 200 cnil 'dren all under 14 years of age The principal address of the first session will be by Rev Hamill of Nashville Tenn whose subject will be We Were Where We Speakers of national renown will be present and a very successful and profitable con vention Is predicted Jackson Mich November IS Polish depositors in the Jackson City bank one of the strong finan cial institutions of southern Mich igan became alarmed at unfound ed rumors connecting the bank with an action instituted against an official as an administrator of an estate and began a run this morning The run began without an In DAUGHTER GEN CLAYTON NQW MRS GRANT DU Washington November 12 Miss Kathleen Clayton daughter of Gen eral Powell Clayton former ambas sador to Mexico was married to Arthur Grant DuffBritish minister to Cuba this afternoon in the Bel gian legation here the wife of the Belgian minister being the sister Rev Smith rector of St Episcopal church "offi ciated The bride was attended by Miss Grace Thompson of St Louis and the bridegroom by Ronald Lindsay of the itisli embassystaff BAY CITY HEALTH BOARD WILL INVESTIGATE Bay City Mich November 12 The council tonight instructed May or Hine to call a special session of the board of health to investigate alleged smallpox cases in the south ern extremity of the city A local" mall carrier tonight ad dressed the council and said that he had been turned back from houses where he intended to deliver mall the inmates telling him that they had smallpox but that there were no signs or placards upon the houses toindicate the presence of the disease Even the children bn the' streets he declared were brok en out with the disease Health Officer Cunningham says that there are about twenty five cases known of but that the people In that section of the city being largely of thepoorer working class suppress information of the disease in order to remain attheir employ ment It is declared that the dis ease was transmitted here by a number of men who came here to work from Saginaw At ager of the bank has been engaged in litigation which will be settled out of court with Thomp son a former stockholder in the Imperial Wheel Co The Poles con fused the name' of Thomp son who is in no way connected with the bank Thomp son its president and arrived at the conclusion that their money was in danger They are also parish ioners of St Polish church which at times has borrowed mon ey at the bank They got an ab surd idea that their deposits were liable to garnishee for obligations of the church which by the way is in good financial condition Other depositors in the savings department caught the alarm and all day two tellers were kept busy handing out money as the savings books were presented The bank did not close at the usual time but announced that payment would con tinue until the last man in the line had his money The bank was amply provided with cash to meet the run and was not obliged to call for assistance from any of the other city banks The depositors who have withdrawn their money will lose the semi an nual interest which would have been declared within ten days The run has not extended to any ex tent to the savings depositors in the other banks HOME CONTINUES TO BE CROti'DED Lansing Mich November Thoughit had been predicted that the highest attendance at the Michigan" Home had probably been pre viously reached the report of that in stitution of which Col George Tur ner Js commandant shows that the highest enrollment was reached last winter when every bed from base ment to attic was utilized and a ing had to be established 1 The report shows the average at tendance of the last two years to have been 1000 but the board of managers asks for appropriations for the coming biennial period on the basis of 1100 in mates Ice Shortage at lint lint Mich November The cron cf Ice harvested by the Wildanger landera Co last winter is now completely exhaust ed and until the new crop is ready to be gathered a couple of months hence lint will have to depend entirely on Rose Cen ter and other sources of supply tor its dai'y deliveries of Ice it is expected1 that two carloads a week will be sufficient to meet I PECUL IAR MISHAP Pontiac Mich November Ed ward Stout liveryman is minus his iett tnumo He lost most unusual 1 manner was harnessing a horse in ment his Hery ivbarn backing Saginaw Mich November 12 (Spe A meeting of the Michigan coal operators was held here this afternoon for the purpose of receiving a request from the miners for a joint conference The request was granted and miners and operators will meet in city afternoon No ultimatum was served upon operators as it was reported would be done and the operators have had no official notice of any such proceed ings It is true the district board of the union has to stand by a demand for an increase from two and one fourth to seven and one third cents per inch in removing slate and all foreign substances from the entries but this action is not regarded as final This demand will be presented to the operators Wednesday At this after meeting the operators did not ciscuss it The situation here is not regarded as serious although there is always fear of a strike during mining contro versies Mining Commissioner Thomas Davis tonight said that the situation did not now appear serious and Pres ident John Harris concurred in this view In the event that a disagree ment occurs Wednesday the miners will again in all probability convene the district board or the present there is no fear of a tie up of the local mines Upheaval Caused by Discov eries in Saginaw 1 Cahvass ABRAM HESLER ATALLY1 IN JURED AT ROMEO Romeo Mich November 12 Abram Hosier while making his regular delivery of milk in a covered wagon this morning was struck my an Inbound trolley car arid received injuries from which he died four hours later The accident occurred on Main street and no blame is attached to the motorman as the wagon was driven on to the track Mr Hesler being unaware of the approaching car The wagon was reduced to kindling wood and the occupant thrown some dis tance The horse escaped injury Mr Hesler moved here from New York about twenty years ago and had since been engaged In the dairy business HL widow and three daughters survive Grape Nuts 9 I DqeAl wa IVdQWII TO PRESERVE YOUTH AND BEAUTY Every woman should be interest ed in preserving her youth and beauty it Is a simple matter If proper attention is given to the BTea natural laws of health Keen the digestion sound the habits reg ular and clear skin bright eyes and robust health are the sure re ward Let every woman who values her health take the great natural remedy for stomach liver kidneys and blood They bring positive relief from the ills that beset womankind and are the safest health preservative known to modern science Every druggist sells them 10 cents and 25 cents a box Toledo is threatened with a severe coal famine unless mild weather sets in Efforts to move coal into Toledo are fruitless as the railroads are short of coal cars Two roads here within the past week confiscated coal con signed to "Toledo dealers Rear Admiral Roberto Cali com manding the Oceanic squadron of the Italian navy arrived at Philadelphia yesterday on board the cruiser Et tori ieramosca The admiral was received In port by 'the Italian consul and a committeeiofItalian citizens The papers in the case of rederick Seymour sometimes call ed Barrington under convic tion in Missouri" on the charge of murdering James McCann In 1903 were filed in the supreme court of the United States yesterday on a writ of error United StatesCommissioner Cross yesterday ordered the deporta tion of fourteen Chinamen who came to Providence on the smuggling schooner rolic Nine others cap tured who furnished $500 bail failed to appeas' but Were represented by their counsel The whole nine were defaulted and ordered deported also All of the Chinese appealed A jury in the Queens Bench division of the high court of 'justice in London yesterday announced a disagreement in the breach of promise suit brought by Marian Draughn an actress daughter of the late Judge Thomas Settle of the United States circuit court of Southern lor Ida against Heinrich Thyssen described as the son and heir of a millionaire iron magnate Dusseldorf Germany THE DETROIT REE PRESSS SO MRS BERRY WANTS TO GET RID HER HUSBAND A a Ann Arbor Mich November "Alice Dodge i Berry of Northfield township wants a divorce from Berry whom she tnarried twenty seven "years ago and whom she says owns 320 acres of land In Shiawassee worth over $11000 She alleges extreme cruelty and cites one Instance to the effect that she was in the habit of going to church before she was married but that after she became Berry her husband would not let her have a horse to attend services UuQiiNiA Hg Syrup rarxcisco LaI i COUNTY ORGANIZATION WILL BE ORMED Allegan Mich November 12 steps were taken today to organize a county A were held both morning and afternoon and both ses sions were attended by ministers and oth ers from various parts of the county The matter of organizing was thoroughly canvassed and after lengthy discussion it was decided to begin the work In this county A committee of sixteen was appointed for one year and this committee "will have charge of the preliminary work raise the budget and employ a secretary They have in view rank Angell of Adrian but as a county in the east is after him at an ad vanced salary another may be selected A bahquet was given in the evening at which the work was again discussed 'E Boardman of New York international secretary of boys' work was the principal speaker at sessions I fr TUESDAY 'NOVEMBER Saginaw Mich November 12 Some relief has been afforded local shippers by the act of the Pere Marquette man agement in sending twenty five new freight cars to the valley and promise of twenty daily addition This number was distributed proportion ately to all the large shippers and has afforded relief The weather thus far also has played a considerable part in the al laying of the demands of the shippers as it has been possible to make ship ments both inland out of the state little delay Speaking of the situation tonight Distridt Superintend ent A Merrick of the Pere Mar quette said that the company was now in better shape than it had been at any time this year and that large shipments upon an order of 4000 freight cars were heintr made hv the I shops and that these were being put warning Potter man vauuus uivismns wnere tne call for cars was heaviest In Saginaw where the mines beet sugar ard lumber institutions are now in such great need of cars a liberal apportionment has been made There has been no relief upon any of the other roads the city thus far VICTORY Swccr ra 4 1 WK 13 1906 "A A "Tm" I 23 A 1 i 11 A MSI SI St 1 I fl Ji I 4 Eb ijp a Run a 4" i ni Ira I ri 4 WGV 1 1 efoV i Ml fl 'i I Lirrfl I vastor Qil PillA tv 1 1.