Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

5 7 'Wi 7r rc vL 'i THE MAYOR IS PLEASED the weather QUITE DEMOCRATIC aee Lisrhr in SS Peter and cathe NEW ANCIED METHOD 4t PETITION 55 EET LONG Whines Light tl 34 SAYINGS AND DOINGS throat ure stro 1 NEWS TRIBUNE WAR SCREEDS 2 A 1 the con 1 expected SUNDAY AT THE A OOTBALL the and ToJ nbler ton Star change f'Jear I ldy and It is club March was father of Saturday lie was Tt hat he would prefer charg Th: threat he carried out I icl Light SV Clear Clear Oar Clear i 2 42 4s 42 44 Green CfcyCfeee Gran 3 Hav Cnctnnatl Lodge ra! Huron tive a mini Achieved ame ly a Series if Drsiiuns and Comedies TUB GARME5T WORKERS HAVE IT AGAINST THE IOMA CONTRACT 12 12 Government for the People and Abso lutely by Them' regret over the tragie end of DR INGLIS TOLD HOW THE THEORY YVOI ID WORK AMOUS AS A SOLDIER AND WHITER BIT THE RETVBLIC1S CLUB JUST ORGANIZED RUSH GAILEY HEACHED TO THEYOLNG MES HIP SEWSBOYS Gave Them Good publication of his once his internelh yoked the parliamentary tempest? itAaTincr nrwvnanr a sf Tf politicians wh ergies the tide Pimples and sallow skin removed by ue of Little Liver tolls JOHS "McLOVGHUX WOULD HAVE IT MARCH 4 Signor elice Carlo Emanuel who was a member of a fam 50 UeI IEAVJSH THE PARADE AND DIVINESEILVICE OB MARCH IT A Pngthy session was held yesterday af ternoon by the delegates to the United Irish Societies at A 11 hall in the Cowie building when reports from committees were received showing that the arrange ments for the cfl'brution of St day were progressing in a satisfactory manner It' was decided to engage four band for the parade to be held in the morning previous to the services that will take place drill when it lift 4 OUGHT WITH WOItDS WITH I Humboldt Lodge No 1 Improved Order of will hold a suppitmental cele bration for members and famines of their LIKES THE WAYi COMMISSIONER MEATHE? TAKES HOLD Crisp! and the latter In the death of his brilliant and fearless adversary will prob ably see the end of the long campaign against him HIS THROAT CUT IN THE THIRD ENGAGEMENT tsuts1'' Cv eland WlNir POLITICIAN'S WANT CLEAN Kt XMM MATES Th nush th assixance of some ladies In 1 UUO a L'VPU A L' JJ i4 jisrirrna MrniEurc lipport him Republican our orxanizaUou will not make an CO5GER Official In Charge to patron saint "Wilt rias' The public parade has usually been supplemented 1 a banquet in the evning to awaken and encourage social intellectual and Inspiring memories Of Ire historic isle therefore be it That we the Irish societies of Petrol convention assembled do hereby declare our a ttacliment to the public man ner of celebrating St Patrick's day by a The prevailing notion is that ing and other massed plays in football are modern devices Perhaps they are but it seems that as early in ye Bealme of England an outcry was raised against the game as "a bloody and murtherlng practice" One Philip Stuhbes jubllehed in that year an "Anat omic" of the abuses current In the realm and here Is what he had to aay of football: "Now who is so grossly bllnde that teeth not that these aforesaid exercises not only withdraw ns from godliness and virtue but also hallo and allure us to wickednesse and stns or as con cerning football playing 1 protest unto you that It may rather be called a friendlle kind of fyghte than a play or a bloody and murther ing practice than a felowly sport or pastime or dcoth not everyone lye In waight for his ad versarle seeking to overthrow him and picke hint on his nose tho it be on hard stones on ditch or dale or valley or bill or whatever place soever it be he careth not so he have him down and he that can serve the most of this fashion he is counted the only fellow and who but he? fo that by this mesne sometimes their necks are broken sometimes their backs sometimes their legs sometimes" their armew sometimes their noses gush out with blond sometimes their eyes start out and sometimes hurts in one place sometimes tn another But whosoever scajeth anay the best goeth not soot free but is either forewounded cruised or bruieed so as he dyeth of it or else sesq eth very hardeie and no mer to meet one be DIRECT LEGISLATION EVP TO THE MEN'S CLUB cus pa ra Members of the KILLED IN A DUEL Dr Guy Kiefer' presldent of the new Republican club recently launched by Titus Kaloer ws asked yesterday by a repre sentative of The ree Press to state the necessity for a new club in view of the numerous Republican and 'Pingree organi sations already in existence He replied: purpose of the new club is as I un derstand it to afford opportunity for the Republicans generally throughout the city "the advantages of an organisation with headquarter where may exchange views formulate plans and hold general meetings NVe wish to Lave a club for all classes The Alger club is too high toned an organisation to reach and accommodate the masses The irst Voters' club is lim it ed to Republicans who are first voters and is distinct! eiy a Corliss organization The new club is not pledged to support any one or more candldais if Corliss If rnom iiia tea ior congress we phail and the others on the regula i it rvr xi ul a particular effort to boom Corliss or one haIl secure modest Quarters furnish them plainly but attractively our ill! entlfin kH for everybody young or old rich or poor want to have it represent in its mem bership all the people" "Yes sir Blteker would make money out of anything" "Is he so lucky should sav iso TVhy he married a pernlkss girl two years ago and I be go her a nositior that brings him in a year The late Cavalotti ily originally Venetian was bom at Milan November 6 1842 Al the age of IS having become alreadv noted for his poetry breath ing hatred for Austria he tnrew himself with ardor as a writer and a soldier into the struggle for Italian independence tak ing part in various expeditions and pub lishing in the newspapers of the day ar ticles and verses whose revolutionary au dacity attracted wide attention 'He made his debut as a dramatic writer at Milan in 1871 presenting a grand historical and pa triotic drama entitled "1 (the beggars! which was hailed with loud ac claim as a new departure in romance This was followed by a series of dramas and comedies whose action was located at Mi lan Rome and lorence and by several plays based on ancient or classic themes Signer Cavallotti published also a volume of poems for the most part political in theme a collection of lyric pieces under the title "Anticaglie" and a translation of "ragments Do Tyrtee Some years ago he gathered his various publications to gether and published them a "Oeuvres in an elaborate edition Often elected to the I talian parliament his career in the chamber from time to time was signalized by no less agitation than the poetic ettors juoie tnuu lion? and his speeches in ne was mt nr signor aiiu tm known one of the Italian resisted with an tneir en hich under the auspices of aly toward Germany Dr David Inglis addressed the club of the Woodward Avenue Congrega tional church on a subject that he explained by definition and example In defining direct legislation he stated its three divisions as follows the referendum which is a de mand by a stated per cent of the voters usually 5 that a before a legislative body' be taken out of the hands of the representatives to be settled by vote of the The Central La bo Union has fixed March 1G for the celebration of the anniversary of the aris commune at Social Turn Vertin hall In addition to Emma Gold mann th? anarchist Ihtre will be a num ber of local speakers Satu duy March 19 inst the German of Harucar! will celebrate their thirty nrst anniteisary st Arbeiter hall with "a ball Mr Matron 'Will address th De troit Cam ra club on up to date topics to morrow etening at tre Art Museum Sam ples of color photos will be exhibited SENOR CAVALOTTI WELL ITALIAN' POLITICIAN Rome March Signor elice Carlo Cavalotti poet dramatist publicist and the well known radical member of the chamber of d' puties for Corte Olona was killed here this afternoon In a duel with swords with Signor Macola member of tre chamber of deputies and editor of the Guzzctta di Venezia 1 The encounter was the outcome of a press polemic In the1 columns of the Milan Secolo and the Gazzetta di Venezia It took place in an unfrequented spot out side the Porta' Maggiore St nor seconds were the Depu ties Signor Guido usinato a professor at the university of Turin and a member for and Signor Carlo Donati advocate and member for Lonigo Signor Cavalot ti seconds were sSignor Bizzunl the pub licist and Sicnor Tassi member of the chamber of deputies Shortly before the meeting Signor Cav alotti seemed in excellent spirits and even joked with his seconds NVhn tho word was given he attacked hi opponent rig orously The "first twq engagements were without result out in uie third Cavalotti received a thrust in the tnai his jugular At first thought he was only slightly injured but the gravity of the wound was soon per ceived on his putting bls to nts ha a fine opportunity of seuing genuine Old Colonia! urniture and Piate photo arhs ci which can be aeen at the Ex He withdrew it covered with blood and could not utter a word The doctors and his seconds carried him to Zellind and laid him on a bed in the resi dence of the Countess Coheres (Cellaro) Tracheotomy was performed and artificial breathing attempted but all efforts were useless Signor Cavalotti expired in ten minutes without speaking again Signor Macola did not receive a scratch The news on reaching the city caused a great sensation Numerous deputies and iriends hurried to the spot and there is universal Cavalotti Te route to jail 'tis plain to see Is not for all the ame Some men it leads to obloquy And some it helps to fame NV ashington Star vaile their elbowes to butt him under the short ribs with their erlped fists and with their knees to catch him on the hip and picke turn on lii neck wit a hundrdl such murtherlrg devices And hereof growelb envy rancour and malice and eometi 'es brawllnc murther homicide and great rffusdon of blood as experience daily teacbeth Great rrepnrations Being for This Ycar'a jwi xnow when xhty t1H be triert during the present lens of court aare tp await the regular odir No as Agttnert of 'any of them to one of the Ju stes has et been mrtfie The suit to orre a franchise will no be tried until the Supreme Court decides the Gratiot tas which it has rad under advise KwLt about three months quite cee why that decadent author is the recipient of so much atten paid the old fashioned lady is verv easily explained" replied Mis Cavenne Is a natural curiosi 'Vio see a person who could put such Senator McMillan Took Occasion to Stamp Quota as Untrustworthy Senator James McMillan left for Washington via New York at o'clock last nlghu Before leaving he denied the sensational Avar scare stories published in the NewsTribune and reiterated his allegiance To Sen ator Burrows in his i candidacy for re election sensational Washington dispatches published in this morn News Tribune to: the effect that President McKinley will act in the Cuban matter the report of he court of Inquiry is received are un said he if the consular reports are senuto congress this' week no decisive action tvill be taken on such information alone Those reports are bad I know blit they nvIU not have "the effect of pre cipitating action either on the part of congress or on the part of President McKinley Congressmen and senators have decided to trust everything to the chief executive and the members of his cabinet in the present about the' senatorial fight? Is Tack or anyone else a dangerous rli il of Senator Senator McMillan was asked Burrows will be an active candidate for re election I know of any other 4 you 'decided upon anything new in regard to federal appoint ments during your visit io sir the situation remains as it was before I came The committee appointed by Garment NN Union No 74 is still gathering petitions and protests against the letting of the Ionia shirt contract In speaking to a representative of The ree Press one'ot tha committee said: delay occasioned the contractor applying to the Supreme Court for a man damus has given us the opportunity of get tinff a great many more petitions We now have protests that make a total meas urement of fifty five feet and: the list is growing It seems to be the gen eral opinion of our members that the de cision of the Supreme Court will be such that the joint prison tioard have a chance to confirm or reject the contract as they see fit and it seems to me the contractor must be of that opinion too as we learn that a committee of two from Ionia one of whom was 11 Hatch made an effort to get the Trades and Labor Council of Grand Rapids at its last meet ing to go on record as approving the shirt contract In his address before that body he made several mistakes according to our reckoning He said the contractor would gt the labor of 109 convicts but the contract calls for 309 Again he onlv mentioned shirts when he told them of the goods to be manufactured while the contract calls for shirts collars cuffs shirt waists laundering paste board boxes and allied Industries Now' so long as the prisons are a great yearly expense to the citizens of the state in general we believe the joint board will if they have the op portunity take heed to the petitions of so uuuj vi kcos ana reject Some time ago James Hayes quested to organize a St Patrick's club on the west side for the purpose of tak ing part in the parade March 17 A meet ing was held yesterday afternoon at "Wash ington parlors on Michigan avenue Mr Hayes presided and John Connelly was made secretary There was some criticism over the fact that the United Irish so cieties although tsvorlng the club as In years past had shown no disposition to give the organization support It was the consensus of opinion among those present that unless the societies show their ap preciation of the club 4n a substantial way they would not turn out A committes 'was appointed to wait on the officers of the Irish convention to lay the matter before them and report Thursday evening next 'The mayor's cabinet will meet this even Srg lit Gov Ptr mail yesterday as a Piter addressed: "Gov Pingree City HailDetroit care of Mayor Rev Reed Stuart ircnched his sermon on "Tn" Universal" before a meeting of 'ritualist In rtar and Crescent Hall las: evening I said chit th" movement defeated several years igo nr ue inuvia nwnumeiit to Grand Clrc jinn revived Members opposed to me meas Tlobert Tt Gailey the famous center rush of tlie Princeton college football eleven preached a serrtron in A hall yes terday afternoon The announcements were that Mr Gailey would "speak" How ever he delivered a sermon in every sense of the word and aside from "the novelty of a center rush preaching a sermon it was more interesting than the ordinary sermon from a theological standpoint He took for his text he thirteenth verse of the 'chapter of irst Corinthians: ye stand fast in the faith quit you like men be rom "this he elaborated upon four points of manhood and related them In a Christian sense to physical manhood Thus he made figura tive use of feats of strength vaior alert ness and self faith on the gridiron In China Mr Gailey will take charge of the missionary work at the memorial building erected er Tientsin by Mrs Livingstone Taylor of the late president of the Cleveland A in his memory Itr MacLaurin will deliver his third and last lecture on "The "Land and the in the A auditorium this evening from 6:45 to 7:30 John Howard of ort "Wayne will gh a talk on army life to the branch Tuesday evening at 7:45 SIMPSON nilKt'll IMPROVEMENTS This world is such a blundering wight So stupidly jS pours acclaim w'ith lavish mgnt On him who gets thete first But that man wins the race I say He truly earns NVho stops to play along the way rid gets there after while March 6 8 The followin' CH'rvations were iken at the same mo Ten: cf time at the places named below a noticeable thing thit Republican essuhJat ror tjiv courty offices who have held office fore ate making up their slates ajj iiiiales shall qhan ved a ll prar ileal ritirfn in the city hail tx £: the result of the ring rule for reason' at County Ceric It vno'ds wno wants tha'Wnlnattoi fr sheriff to laeedx MAni ig)? rvrmng for wiiel of the' ct mri io i a ohigial ettly hi etrotteJy pro: to otne i ag iti Marsehmr being a fui" a si utig ifinnt amarc Ger RCL Ubheans se jairr vt Mers" ftohn for shrfi hUI nxc Refold el8? tx dy Tteasur i Jtlle field retd chrer are opjvwi Itonn Psi jny thy ar tt'i 51 llft fa! Wl'Uiartty injure their own AaanCffc hr ors'" i gale at Sugar Uj wI to day 1 Initiative By the initla of Interested citizens Tipt IJ51 When President cjiftel the newsboys there were 3ti boys prewitt and about half that of visitors NVm Sprague told the boys that tute all for seme purpose in Jtfe and advised them to find thir most hed ambition and or rsivere un til achieved success The musical programme was unusually end eniertaiJitos mrsl solo by Mt by Miss Van Sickle plcasvl th idirnre a did a recitation by Miss Corners Ms Jacobs and Master Meister gave a selection on the piano and violin and Jo Guinan cn ot the newsboys tr "On the Hanks of the and fi llaw members helped him out with the cbr rui An addition of fifteen was made to the membetship last exenit Tht directors hold tbrlr xnnthly meisuncr at the Jiotrl c'sMHac and a motherjs will be suppose then you thought the ice no: but for a moment I thought my face was Yonkers Statesman THE DETROIT REE PRESS: 3IOXDAY MARCH 7 1S9S while a training This is something ne should That the loudness ttfe challenge Cuts no figure in t'r Washington Star Meathe the new water commis sioner will soon be recognized as one of the most practical members of the water board enthusiastically declared Mayor Maybury last night "At the conference held In my private office Saturday after noon Mr Meathe declared that he was un alterably opposed to placing water pipes directly alongside of sewers of other con ducts He emphatically stated that water pipes should be placed beneath tho ground in ditches dug exclusively for them He pointed out the danger of contamination there would be if the water mains were run along 1th sewer pipes because he said the iron pipes are always susceptible of having noles blown or eaten in them Meathe also showed his practical tendency by asking Commissioner McGrath how it was that with only one bath room in his house he was obliged to pay a larger ater tax than anot ner man he named who has four bath rooms in Use in his house He also asked for the information in re gard to plumbing all of which most favor ably impressed both Ills associates and my self" HAVE TAKEN THE HINT ST DAY UN i Penally 10 per cent can frame a bill entire lv outside of the legislative body and se cure Its passage or rejection by vote of the people the people enact a law by the in itiative the representatives have no hand in it whatever The initiative is neces sarv to prevent desired leg islation in committee "Third the mandate By this measure a minority say 3 per cent of the voters can secure a vote of the peo ple upon the retention in his office of any agent of the people Any servant of the people whose conduct in office becomes highly obnoxious could thus be summatily removed legislation would secure home rule for eacnsmunicipality At the last: session of the legislature 1100 bills were presented more than 40J were passed Uf these all but a very few were purely local measures The custom is for the members of the legislature to vote for each other's bills without regard to the merits of the bills Only the people of Alpena for in stance know whether they want and want to pav for another bridge over Black river The members of the legislature cannot know and simply vote If the member from Alpena says all right This is not intelligent legislation Under direct legislation 'the state legislature would only consider bills which concerned all parts of th" state Lach city and town would set tie its own business legislation would place the grant ing of all franchises in the hands' of the people There would be no possibility of buving legislators supervisors or council men if the people only decided the grant of tne franchises Corporations string fran chises could not bribe aidermen or legisla tors but would be compelled to come fere the peopl" with a proposition essenti fair to all parries legislation would educate our cit izens to an intelligent Interest in municipal i affairs and it would prtctically cause citizen who was ignorant or careless to disfranchise It would compel to vote upon measuies not for a party ticket only As it is now tne Italian immigrant after a short residence has an equal vote with the intelligent native citizen Tne newspapers of both parties cirefullv instruct men too ignorant to read their ballots 'how to vote a party ticket by making a mark under a certain picture NV'hen voters are required to vote on meas ures the ignorant voter simply drops out It is welT known that with such use of tho referendum as we now have votes on ruc asures are erv much smaller than upon pa tv candidates The difference represents the difference between rhe intelligent and tbe ignorant voters Direct legislation thoroughlv conservative not a radical change for it will put the decision of im portant measures in the hands of intelligent and interested voters legislation makis every repre sentative the zgent of his constituents in stead of the ruler as he now is is a ofound difference ltwsen an agent and a ruler Direct legislation does not propose to do away with representative government but to correct these defects which are mak ing representative governm de'picible The principle is simple It is that the peo ple themselves retain power to legislvte when they desire to do so' We now dele gate this pinr to others entirely Direct is not an importation is an application by means of the bal lot box and petition of th" old New Eng land ton meeting Tbe town ine tmg 1 necessarily limited to small towns but by the ballot by petition and by modern means of public the ncwsjaper the Sam safe principle can be applied tn large communities Representative government to day is a failure Some remedy we must find There are only two directions to fol low One is backward a ruling class or monarchy the other ioruard to a govern ment of rhe people by the people This is direct legislation" but or account of the diversity of enter tainments offered on St night which tend to distract attention from: the object that is desired and divide our unity of action therefore be it That we do hereby recommend and adopt March 4 tumversally observed as birthday i as a more opportune occasion for the purpose of holding our annual banquets thereby not conflicting with any otner arrangements for the co h' ion of our Irish American citizens in doing honor to the men who have pointed out the wav towards tho preservation of Ireland's distinctive nationality" NVliIle there' was a Deling among the delegates that the matter was a proper one to be discussed in of the numerous banquets and entertainments announced for St night it wa voted to defer action on the resolutions until after the celebration meeting will be held Sunday afternoon when the pro gramme of the parade will be reported by the chief marshal In the meantime so cieties that have decided to turn out and have not yet reported are requested to do so in order to be assigned positions in the parade you ever kiss a Boston girl? A IL' NVARMER Vr cion' March or tower MIchL atr Monday warmer in southern Ctffin Itoht southerly tvirds cr u)per Monday fair light yer diio Momtoy fair arm warmer light fCUthWeatcrly 'Winds rt 4 Clear 30 A report was from the commit tee having in charge the banquet at the Auditorium' in the evening it promises to be a ery successful affair Chiel Marshal John NV Drury stated thrt the parade would be larg our uni loimcd Polish companies will take part in the procession This will be the first time in i trie Instory of the celebration of the least that this nationality has part elate President John McLoughlin o' the A JI stirred up the meeting by offer ing the following preamble and resolu tion: as as the United Irish Societies of Detroit have for many years taken con certed action to give the 17ih of March a national significance as national holiday by uniting the Irish American cit izens independent of their society affilia tions in one common effort to dignity tne occasion by providing unity of ptfrpose in this aim to perpetuate Irish national senti ment at home and abroad by a public pa rade as a demonstration of our attachment lotti then leader of the opposition in lhe Italian chambers disclverd what he called a new and most promising Jlode Goin" through 'the list of great and little mer entitled to wear the grand cross of the order of St Maurice and Lazare he came upon the' name of Dr Cornelius Herz Rightly conjecturing that it would not be there except for a cash consiueration he prosecuted his inquiries until he felt war ranted in making the public declaration that Signor Crisph the premier of that day was guilty Of an Illicit trafficking in decor ations Not long after lc published a pam phlet against Crisp! repeating this charge and adding the cnarge of bribery in tha fifth district of Rome where the premier had defeated the Sicilian socialist Giuseppe de elice Giuffrida He even gave notice In the chamber of a motion to annul the election NVhen the matter came up Crispi flatly declined to make any statement as tr the quarrel and tne chamber sustained ids action j' Signor Cavallotti then renewed the tack in his paper the Secolo of Milan ana announced that he would prefer charges In the courts This threat he carried out and ir his denunciation of Crisp! to the crim inal authorities he asked for the examinn ti of the Marquis ci Rudini and aicnor Berti secretary of the department of dec orations as witnesses in support of his marges as touching Cornelius Herz tne Par ama canal lobbyist These proceed ings with various modifications were con tinued until the court of casation recently transferred the wliole matter to panta ment Pending this decision however bg nnr Cavallotti proposed rhe impeachment of Signor Crispi then fallen from power tar tne disasters in the Abyssinian carn paign To toe last he relentlessly pursued ire xxeiug Notice was given at Simpson Methodist church yesterday that the exttnsive 1m provements contemplated in the church are unair way fie board has caiefully considered how to accommodate the large ronart gallon and the departments of the church A larger and more commodious building was omside red one capable of seating 20i0 people but this was dismissed Tne entire building 1 to be renovated Contracts have been let for recai pettng decorating raising the seats new cush ions for the same lighting with electrierty new furnliuye in the first story ar many other Improvements Work is now cs eding In the first story After next Sun day the workmen ill be in the auditorium the congregation worshiping in lhr lecture and adjoining rooms The reopening wil take place ai out the last Sunday of April or the first Sunday of May MEETINGS AND THE LIKE A cast of the famous Kosctta tone puind occuvati11 was placr on exhibition at the Art yesvidiv and will remain for st short time It was loaned by Charles Buncher The committee appointed at the laft tnnng of the trader round! to arrange for the celebration of I abor Day met jterday efurnoon A plan for th' celebration hut the committee declined to snake it public before it Isas been submitted io the Trades Council Word was received yesterday at the Third fivenue residence of Public Work? Commit biont Portland that he would arrive ibis rnorninc about 7 u'cluck Counts Treasurer McTeod who accompanied Mr More land to New jrleau is not to arzive here until tu nrnrow rGeo Hartnell of Cleveland' Hartmm uf thi city dyd TTHrnr 5V? thf Ol known inrifietroit as the vlce presiuvnt the Northwestern Ti ausport lion Co and was vicc jrtsl mt sec rosary and ir aa rirer of tho Savings association of Cleveland neunionia was the fa tal malady Public NVorks Commissioner Kitllman Jia refused to acrcpt two car loads of Nrtoonvltle brick which wtie switched Into the board of works western yards toe Michigan Central wire snipped lfromtoe place of manufacture since the: counierrnaud order was leueived tne Nelsonville local agent has coneeniod to order the cars out Immanuel Lutheran church on Se en rieenth str ee held no meeting yesterday as was expevivl to receive a report from Rev A Buenger of Chicago who ha been called to th" pastorate of the con gregation It was staled that a meeting of the pastor's church was Jield yrsterriey to consider the call Ha nwuea tn rules of the synod A definite ply expected from him early this wek Geo Trollope's coal business isV mlv a thing the past his trucks having been sold to satisfy a mort gage of hold by A Goodrich trorn whom he purchased the business One team onlv brought Jil and a horse as knocked down lor In all only $14j wa rcalizcd A former employe alleges that beiore departure '1 roll ope gave four of his men each a check for $5 They Were cashed bv a saloonkeeper who is guessing Low be is going to be reimbursed' The petition for re surfacing the granite pavement on Gratiot uienur with asphalt will be presented to the council to morrow right It bears the names of several bun dled pruivrtv owre: on tbe thoroughfare and adjoining A hard fight for the improvement will made by tbe east side aidermen Il is unde: stood that the city fithirs of the west side will vigorously op pue inc measure tne oral rue property owners will foot thv bill Albert NV Hill the well known colored jK'ltk Ian who was fornisily United Staus gai gr in the internal revenue sen ice ex jeetc soon to If gix en a comlortable berth und' Collector Hlcn He sajs he has as scitncea mat will be taken care of but he not Wove that he will be tein stated in the frrrncr position It is ram ihat Gauger Charles Schumm will soon be replaced by a patriot from the in terior of the although Schumm is Lpffir rhe dvjl service rulc Tbere wss very attendance ye5 tcriuy zfunocin at the funeral of the 1lo Mrs' Emliie mother of Register of Deeds Marschner which took place from 're family residence No J3 'Nabrlo tri ft Rev Charles NV Maass pastor of Sr German Luth trai church officiated interment took place in NV xtor cemetery At the grrive the Concordia Eimrtng society of wtueh 'Register Marsenner is president tendered P'vc Corporation Counsel lowers lnt rarnt: hl Warn Circuit tn tha fTinnHi 4 tiiit of the sm et railway rornj ni of De I silver jubilee at their hall Tuesday even trolt are now on the court dockit I do 1 ror Jure AN UNUSUAL Offering Our Embroidery buyer has just sent on from New York one lot 2 ECRU EMBROIDERY original prices from to 75c which we are able to offer at about ONE QUARTER origi nal value The entire lot will be sold at the uniform price of 15c yd 'f Just Open A choice assortment of New INSERTIONS in CAMBRIC NAINSOOK and SWISS rhe Tay lor Wool fenden Co 165 to 169 WOODWARD AVENUE Let Wisdom Name the Price There is'a point in Bicycle cost to go below which means a chcapcning'in quality Modern methods and large output bring Ionv price and high quality together in Sterling Bicycles Like a Watch" At present prices there is more value for the money in Sterl ings than in any other Bicycle in the world Sterling price for Koad Model nd $75 Racer Chalnlewi $125 HiEh grude Wheels within everybody' reach Cfttaiooe free 1 RAYL CO 112 114 Woodward Avenue 1 WATCH AND WAIT I I OR I I AMUSEMENT STAMPS GRINDLEY OR BOLTON ONE WILL BE PRESIDENT THE ESTIMATORS On of the mot conservative member of the board of estimates stated last night that in his opinion John Grindley of the fourth ward would be elected president at the Initial meeting to day is an old and tried member of the board of estimates" said he "He la one of the hardest and most Intelligent workers we have ever had He is thorough ly familiar with the wont and peculiarly fitted to preside over the estimators and di rect their efforts this "On the other haxid Rolton the other candidate Is a new member unfa miliar with the work He simply wants to become president of the board tliat he may use his position as a stepping stone to some folltleal preferment Grindley should and believe will be elected" MEETINGS Eliks A special meeting of Detroit Dklge So 34 Elks will te held In lhe lodge room on Monday ewnlng Mun 7 at o'clock to take action on the death ut our late brother brown JAS A K1E3N Acting Exalted Poller WILUS HAND Secretary Spiritualists' Meeting Mrs Annie Robinson will address the meeting at Schwanktn hall Wednesday March 7x' DIED BONVM March 6 at his late residence 173 Beaubien rt John Bowman ard years father of Mrs A raser Mrs Monro Mamie and George Bowman Notice of runral hereafter March 5 at residence 1 Hecla ave' William beloved hushnnd of Clara Brown aged 43 years Notice of gin ral hereaiter At her home fit rederick st Mary Calkins rellet of the late Jerome Calk aged 7S years Prayer Tuesday evening at at residence burial at Holly Mich NV ednesday Holly papers please copy At her residence 33 Johnson st March IP' Johana beloved wife of rlek Cooper Notice of funeral hereafter March at ber residence 352 Harrison are Catherine Daley aged 71 years Notice of funeral hereafter DOVGLAPS At Grosse lie Saturday March 5 Samuel Townsend Douglass in the eighty Ilfth year of his age uneral frotn bis Ute resi dence on Grosse He Tuesday afternoon March "a 2 Burial private Special tram will leave Michigan Central station at 12:35 standard Ume retwnmg at 3:30 At his residence 27 Ledyard st Wm Granger aged 3W years beloved hus band Granger uneral at the resi dence Tuesday at 3 o'clock Sunday a March 6 at her Ute rea dent No 4415 Monroe ave Maria Grob re lict of tbe late JvhnGron uneral from the late residence on Tuesday March at JO and at St church at a At Cleveland Saturday March Geo Hartnell father of Stephen Hart nell of Detroit aged 5S years Kr'lTH At ftenver CoL March 5th ISJU an nie aged years widow of th late John Keith and mother of Harry Hyde Buf fjiio NVailaee Keith Manitowoc NVis' and A Keith Leadville Col Notice of funeral hereafter Isabella tie loved wife of George Kidd and daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Elmiget at her late residence nu3 Third no no Saturday March aged 23 years neral Tuesday March al 2 Ju jn Burial private March 4 1SK at residence Wa bah avenue Agnes McKlllop uneral from houee Monday at 1:30 March 3 at her late residence IS5 Military are Mrs Klien widow of tbe late Patrick Ratlgan uneral from residence Tues day March at siSO a and at Hedy Re deemer chureh at VAN XLSTINE Oliver March 3 at 1 a ts uneral from residence Tuesday March 8 at 1A a March 3 IKS Mary A Warrlner aged 74 years mother of Mrs John Taylor Mrs Marvin Mrs NV IL Oteaa and i Paying Your Gas Bill I 1 At AGENCIES THE American Express Co Saves lime trouble aad street car tars ffi AMtSEWratS A SERIES OUR LECTURES illustrated in color 11! be given mi the Kxnpirv The ter Jblerch 14 15 1G by MR BURTON HOLMES of March 14 Through isflore About bpM" MhenwM st 16 of the AlgarianSahar rveaiaf 16 course tlcUeia $2 50 each now axie st Empire Theater are for served peata on Monday Marta 7 Genera! aaio of cocrae ticket open Tuesday March inale of ingie Mata for any lecture becina Wedneada March XVONOI5RLAXD MOORE Proprietor Re engged ne mor week Popular Nellie Burt and the Animated Snug Sheet New Bonga New abeoutely Hie best show yet VAUDEVILLE LIST: Hayea Lytton in their Great rn Jnionur" a re a Man ning and the Talented Boy Soprano Master Willie Weston Str wart Unmet A Mabel Suson tlu Singing Comedian and Singing and Dancing Comerlk nne lv cents Admission Only Chairs and 10c CAPITOL TnEATcR WEEK Malns Monday Wednwdiy and Saturday ind apr'aranre her iJtwn BROS VtMIIM BLRUMXOS An 1 karat Oilo a Peppery Burleque We ji rcrird Womn VrrrstH Cornedlaub edcd Vau'WHle MuMe Mirth Melody Next City Club Burlesquera WINTER RESORTS HOTEL TRAYMORE Atlantic City Directly on the Beach Homelike and cheerful Rates the very lowest consistent witn first class service WHITE JR Owner and Proprietor ANNUAL 'ij PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the an nual meeting af the stockholders of the To ledo A Northwestern Hallway Company will be held at the offlee of the company tn the city of Albion Michigan on riday the 1st day of April 18SS Mt 7:30 o'clock nt tor tne purt'oae electing the board of directors far the rrvtrnt year and the uanoacuon of meh other business as may ccn before tbe meeting LOUIS WRIGHT Secretarr Henrietta A Warriner Interment from 73 Ash street Monday nt 2 I'urui private March 1W Eras us NVEklns ekA husband of Elien Wilkins age hr years 7 months uneral from residence 34b Vine wood avet Tuesday LORISTS ECHROETER 3b Miami are loral daatgnn 'and cut fieweraii Tri ZZ34 Ji I j' I.