Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

al ICLY 1900 PUBLIC INLUENCE CONTRACTORS SHOT THROUGH More July Bargains I COMPLAINING THE HEART nn aa'd wAiuirn 1 lot Anderson's Scotch Glnsbanw reduced from 25c to 15c yard 39c Eccentric Character Wbu (OM 3 i Official in Chanr PONTIICAL HIGH MASS Paris I to 9 Now Ready Complete in 20 Parts About 350 Special Views THE Parisian Dream City ON THE SIDE amous Paintings and Statues MOVING TO NEW JERSEY IN JOINT MEETIKG Address THE REE PRESS Detroit Mich ASSEM to hfLaH bn Take tho Parlor Car YOLANDE! I Co's I WAN! HIM TO REMAIN Hiocntrii Dll EMIT MARTY Prop MICHIGAN COLLEGc MIKE It TRY REE PRESS LINERS Ths Kmd Ym Always avenue by Place ot Observation the held Through the the thmisttnds hidle his his im Laxative BromoQuinine Tuleta the remedy that rttres cold tn one day United States Weather Bureau Report The following observations were taken at the same moment of time 5 m) at the places named below: DRAPERY ourth loor Cotmn Ari Sqnnrv fast colors: must ba separa eocclillv ftolt to Milwaukee Junction save at Michigan avenue where a four fcot ele vation is wanted There In absriittely no grrfund tar ekenttrs trt stlirrfi The railroads have positivelyremised to acree with the City's terms on four miles of tracks crossing as they ttpwsniK of forty live important tlinmugb fare end they are still further bind tbnisrivcs to the cons' nfimntlrin ot the agreed upon plans at the rate of S2C1 When tn Detroit stop at Hotel Metropola Mtia plan CLOAK DEPT Third loor Wv iMie Juat Mmvslel getting another lot those fawn Wrapper with lounce the $1 50 quality ckn ing price 79c each Wonderland CoQaCdevttfic ORGAN CO WILL TAKE ITY 3VORKHB5 WITH THEM DR ADAM' LErri HK The Only Work Containing The Royal German Collection of CELEHHATEl) BY BISHOP MESSMER AT STB AAX7S CIIVKCH BECUSE WATER IS MIT liXTEADED TO HOUSES BEING BlllZT the presence of the clergy about thirty acolytes the mltr the censer bearers the the long center able SENTIMENT AVORS IT that if before grades are Agreed pnn the Con tract Can be Signed IT CliritCH AGAIN SHIELDS' RESIGNING Rev Dalton last night made tht following announcements for to day'sprogramme: Dr Thomas O'Hagan a rec ognized authority on matters literary will deliver two lectures Tn the morning wilt speak on Lord Alfred nnt'nn and 1n the evening on America's own poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow It 1 pectod that the attendance at both lectures will be very large natter jmck four or 11 vo in bottom remain In place H'i i i ne missing ones Ln the porch vendor's tn their well certainly common Joseph date for derma from the thirteenth ward William Lee of the ninth ward school inspector and shtrifTs deputy wants the nomination for state senator from the first district and ts willing to buck against any Republican that is nominated Prof Charles Grebua consul to De troit from Honduras is now In Paris at tending the exposition Chevalier Theophile rancois consul to Detroit from Belgium expects to leave early In September for Europe He will spend all of his tiro In Belguim and Paris while abroad Nn othersof the Detroit consular corps expect to see the exposition Representatives of the steamship com panies and other concerns that have been making use of wharves at the foot of streets running to the river have been invited to appear before the council committee on streets this afternoon' nt 2 o'clock to con fer with the aidermen before the commit tee reports back to the council a resolu tion ordering them to vacate The object of the resolution is to assert the city's rights and to attempt to secure suitable recompense for any future use at the pub lic docks other than such transient use as is permitted by law ouir ns in rre ted in the disposition of ihc street railway problem may hot know' that an effort at municipal ownership is being made in the city of Halle Germany The companies have a franchise for their lines there that will not expire till 12S and they set a price of Xu78000 for their prop erty The city however named an expert to th" property An hts figure S'tW which price wng offered by the magistrate but has not yet been accepted Whet an amusing project that seems to said a member of the common council yesterday "Th re they haggle over a difference of but M3XD while we here In Detroit came rear being bulldozed Into swallnw'tefe a J17500ono deal wlrnout hardly questioning whether it would gd down smoothly or not MlLTO nnd Dill I 5OIIIES in "Why Walker Ilefurined" The alumni the Holy Trinity Academy of Detroit will have charge of the reading circle work this morning which will betaken up immediately after the lecture CnlunibuS July 13 Coles who committed suicide In Detroit to day was an electrician and the son of A Coles real estate dealer living at the nrnrr of Nineteenth avenue east and ortieth etnv this city He was an eccen tric character pnd rf trifling disposition so that ho was generally unemployed The United atates army recruiting office has recently been moved from its old quar ters in the Telegraph block on Griswold street to a set of 'rooms on the second floor of the building at 116 Woodward avenue The first floor is occupied by a saloon should like to know what particular official of the war department selected such a pla re for a recruiting said a Well known citizen yesterday a matter ot principle 1 thick the army department has done something that is at leat Undignified and cnleula'ed to redtiie in the minds of possible recruits the respect that should be entertained for everything that savors the sovereignty nf the nation I do not slip ee that the local recruiting officer has any option in the matter but whoever 1 tt blame shotiid be reached At this tifne when hr mfleh has een said and written about the brmy canteen It would seem that thin Insult to American citizenship would ho assailed in uch a manner that the gr ernment would nver again net carelessly in tha rental of office Albert alsner a farmer living at arm ington has made application to Lieut Bre ault of th truant squad' for assistance in recovering his daughter Olby who left her home secretely last Thursday night Her flight was not discovered until riday morning and ahr was traced to Jdetrolt She is 13 years old and is described as tying large for her age with light Complexion nd hJr When she left home she was dressed in a blue dress with a white yoke and wore a brown straw hat trlmmol with red flowers It is thought that she must nave sought employment here as she is without friends or relatives in Detroit Her father mv he is at a loss to explain her sudden disappearance as she had a good home and there was never any trouble in the family He is anxious for any news of her whereabouts 5 i EXCELLENT MUSICAL PBORRAMM1' II COMBI VED CHOIR The fourth annual excursion of the lies slan Association will leave via Grand Trunk Ry from Brush Street De pot 11:45 and Cfatlot Avenue Station 12 midnight July 28 Rate of 16 25 for thd round trip will be made Tickets may be AU llVfU UiV UUH UUlilU cars will be attached to the train WHITE COODS DEPT Large ndditloti of new patterns to onr great mart down 5flU? of Printed Lawns at 5e and 7c yard pew sang fchalf Give by Jcsseiss and to respond to an encore The mubic was under the direction of Prof A organist of Lite I Choir Prof Ariics ot St Mary's church presided at the organ The regular I choir was assisted by the choirs of St St Boniface Holy Trinity and Sacred Heart churches The Soloists werd 'Misses Margaret Resume Margaret Eoy lorence Carroll Rose Burba Messrs rantz Henderson A Ouellcttc'j Belanger and Roger Hurley As an of fertory Miss Annette Andre of st Mary's renclerisl 1 beautiful solo with violin ac companimrnt by Camille Napolitano The sot men was preached by BisTicr Macs His subject Xias in part the work ot the summer school but touched on nlany things at a more general character Columbian Gathoic Summer said be for tbe same ob ject primarily as does the chhrch herJ self the glory of God and the salvation of human souls Mere learning Without a training in the supernatural Is a Very poor education Knowledge Is not education Knowledge Is the path to hell if not Illu minated by th? light of education Educa tion Is the rounding out of a man the blossoming out of a soul A man whoC mlntt is filled with mere facts which cannot use is not educated A book full of knowledge ts of no use unless It is open ed a head riot used Is ho better than an empty one The supernatural is necessary to the Intellectual strength of men to keep them on the right The bishop scored chflfches severe ly for the lack of Interest they seem to take in religious training saying that while not Godless they are Cnrlstless and while many of them tv lieve in the they seem to be languid and indifferent in His service Edgeworth Boarding and Day Schoo or Ctrl 27th 3Sth year Mr II ISBVRK Pen 1 P1 Mtr RUNTIY AMMciate rlnrinU 12S IH AV ranklin ktre Me GARDENnd PALM HOUSE Beaufalt Avtnue corner Sylvester coxcduts 12 eiiv nr The Damm Orchestra I any man that he can get the water laid anywhere If he ylll foot the Norf'S is h' eby glv that th xp nn nhip rxiMlrr Hew poeri A aid and Marika A Poatnd under tbe Kara ar ke antral INibltaX Ing Cnw la hereby dtaaolvwi partner bains authorized coctrci debts bixxllag er a a fim iv inrr RGcrt aulo MARTHA A X'OU'XD WP still linte full neeurtmeut of Silk ront NVell jop Shirt Si 3D quality at Oc Al bo the Madras mid Cheviot line BLACK COODS DEPT lot tuch igured Armure for rrerly 75c yard 1 lot 4Viurti Hrilliantine formerly 75c yard I lot I'Much Etamiac formerly l( yard Choice per yard SILK DZPT Balance of our stock of IkLluch a ncy Silk Vauia Cloth Just one half regular price to cIomt a 37t yard Choke pf our entire tock ine oulard Silks yard Kenyon Alilitary Academy Gambier 0 Ona cf it etJcat wr4 meat acceaaral Loera Ing KtMKis for aya CtCac personal MfierviaKM Prparea far all co and teeaiueal acheols lexible taa year butam eonrae Ik trated lat kfar free THE 4 1 IbSic their shoes Robert Davis who has been the superin tendent of tho Organ Co has been selected by the officials of the Aeollsn trust the moving and setting up Of all the machinery after hfeh he will be Installed as superintendent of the ma chinery department in the new concentrated factory at Garwood The Wolverine Manu lacturtng to wiu occupy tne votey old factory The ladies ot the Gathedra! reading circle Will ffiX't reception to the students at tending the pumincr school this afternoon from 4 to I o'clock in the school building on parsons street 3 Cheap Excursions Toronto $4 5D Niagara al's $450 Alexandria Eay $1000 uontrea! $1900 Tickets good going on 11:35 tram July 27th and all train July lith train August let and all trains August 2d 115 ra train August 7th all train Au gust 4th good returning on any train tip to and including August Sth L3th and tlst respectively Through trains for TorontonJ Montreal and direct connections at Toronto tot Niagara alls and Alexandria Bay or tickets and further particulars apply City Ticket Office No 7 ort street wesL telephone 2H or ort Street L'nloa Depot Cavanrtugh 1163 Woodward avenue will hold the Inquest Tuesday morn at 10 o'clock jieciiliar feature of the Affair i that body was not Immediately discovered an ota man living at am Rarely bas there appeared in Detroit a lecturer of such power as Dr Henry Aus tin lams who addressed a very large au dience ut the Lj wurn Theater yesterday itfternoon on "Cardinal Newman" They were in perfect sympathy with hfc every movement and every sentiment As Recorder Murphy said 111 trod ring the speaker "Art introduction was superflu and without doubt ha voiced tne feel ing of all before tbe afternoon closed when he affirmed thnt Dr Adams will undoubted ly tri' a regular lecturer in the permanent summer school whlcn he said this city would certainly possess Dr Adams gave a graphic account of the great changes Cirdtnal Newman accom plished for literature the elevation from a position ot ridicule to one of respect to which he brought the priesthood the prac tical revolution of ail England from her old time trodden paths to paths ot progress brought about by hts influence and the in creased brotherhood of Protestants and Catholics "A ienry Ith passed" said he "anti through it cordo gold this little bent rip Catholic prlrst' gentle as a girl: and at tho end John Bull has chant eu in almost every oaxMital ot his life ami mode it thought To day 1 can lake you to any copfll chiTvh tn iM trnlt even and show you the result of that Influence Even the staid ITcsbytcrtans have felt his influence They usj to keep Christmas Now tney keep lent go into retreats their ministers wear siirplitwa end in one ch urch in Ed' nboro stands an eltar with cross ano At the end the eponker gave a rdiort dramatic sketch of the life of the wonder ful man with hU fcc hlc body and great 1 ininit witn au nts nxtty or purpose wonderful intellect and his ab'lutc vntkn hl life work He spoke of great learning th" gradunl turning of heart to the Catholic faith and tils movable Attitude when once bls tnlnd was made rip He ended" with the great hymn of cardinal's which has endeared him to all people "Lead Kindly Ex Aid Henry Schuette is out for the Republican nomination for aiderman in the eleventh ward Michael McGuire says that he Is most a canataate ror re ciecuon to the council Dederich will again he a candl the Democratic nomination as ul Washlnirton July orecast for Mon gay and Tuesday: Lower air and warmer Monday fair Tuesday light to fresh south westerly winds Upper Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday light to fresh northerly winds Generally fair Monday and Tues day: warmer Monday light to fresh south westerly winds or the past two or three years Klniey has been keeping a tailor whop on Park street and although the neighbors naturally felt a little curipslty regarding hts antecedent still no one ever had the temerity to inquire just what hla rela tionship to the president was The other day however after paying for a suit of clntbes a rnstnmrr feeling no doubt that th cash would pave tho way for hlw impertinence Inquired whether he wa rotated to tha president 'Nn" Mr iKInkr "but to frank with von I have a son William Tedly and a daughter Hannah ffl Considerable complaint is blrg made of late by outlying property owners who wish to build because they are not able to get water in front of their property One of these gentlemen who is also a con tractor called the attention of a represen tative of The ree reest to the fact that he dould not get water mA! ns laid lots upon which he wished to erect houses Immediately although he had tendered the necessary funds to pay his share of the special assessment "I would like to have something done" said he "so that men who want to build houses and give laboring men the work they need this fall can get the water out to their property especially when they are willing to pay their share of the expense Incurred understand that the board ciatms that it has no money to make these extensions with but it is making exten sions down at Ecorse and Delray Can the board lay pipe down there without money? It eems a great pity that con tractors and property owners should be prevented from making Improvements now that material has gotten down where they can afford to do The attention of Judge McGrath of the water board was called to th matter and he made in substance the following state ment: "ft is true that we have no money at present with which to make these exten sions The members Ot the water board are all public spirited men and they re gret exceedingly that anyone should be prevented from building but they cannot afford relief in a matter which is entirely beyond their control The special assess ment law has been knocked out by the Su preme Court and the board of estimates cut down our appropriation so much that we cannot make extensions unless the In terested parties stand for the outlay Of course I know what some people would like to have us do They would like to have us raise the water rates to tn order to get money to make all of these extensions but I will never consent to such an arrangement long as I remain on the board Water plant has cost up to date about MuutOOu and only one third of that sum has been paid by the city The remainder nf the cost has been borne by the rat payer and I believe that ho has done enough for the present Anyone who is familiar with questions connected with the water supply system knows per fcetly well that a large percentage of tho water pumped is used for public purposes and he also knows that a large share of tho pipe laid and the installation of general service is for the benefit Of the public and for that reason I maintain that the public should tMar its share of the cost of the en terprise 'Regarding the statement that the water board Is making extensions In districts out side ot the city I would like to say that anyone can get water who is willing to do what these people outside the city limits are doing Every ent nt expense incurrc in making these outside extensions Is paid by the parties Interested and I shall guar Htucn pipes bill" tho that Col over Star man NEPARATrOX GRADES AT WOOD WARD ATEVI CROSSING REcnviTiXr: drriCE ftVfcR A The Only Way0 to See Detroit in Two Hours! THE DETROIT REE PRESS: MONDAY city esgiveer can then DETAILED PLAVS a CAjaiV IA Summer Trw Spc 1l coatee at cats rtvlnc mffinrrnt mrilus'e size rvn yii Si zo 3x3Vi SI rd 3x4 yds Smyrna Kuu Cotrnn Warp Mattimrs regular prtw 23c aul 3flc cut to All Ihmuieclb marked down to close The University School of Music lAUart A Kuvrdey A EHrecior) OS't aneseolL a (drouna tor a compute oo trxl st A enct All rHk 1 le th dir ot tka llroda et Do partarnt Mrt ot rtSOtri an ArtUt vt t'ao irst Rank Send for sanouaremtst to THOMAS COLRl'RN rory Although large audlerices have peen the rule at all the sessions Of the Catholic summer school it tVas reserved to sacred concert to break all records The body of the house and the boxes were filled and many people were standing up downstairs The balcony was well tilled and for the first time In the history of the school the gallery was also called into requisition The stage was prettilv decorated with the initials of the sehonf in large tettr over the up stage entrance and everything combined to make the concert a success Harold Todd led tfie large audience with hi cornet in singing and Miss Edna Katherine Ape! accompanied the stnglhS on a piano Mrs Lillian Apel Emery heard In A double number On the plane well executed and was followed by Miss Jolla Emery In masterly pivin It was Miss Em ery's debut and she acquitted herself In a creditable manner Mrs Marshall reaae proved a favorite with the audience Win ning a recall for her rendition of Sir Arthur Sullivan's wetl known "Lost She sang one of rances Allltsen's dainty com poltons "Since We for an en core number Mrs A pci Emery concluded th first part of the programme with "Tremolo" excellently rendered MtS Julia rncry was heard again In a double number choosing "The Tlo sary" and German's Buy My Lav ender" tor her songs She was enthu siastically received Mrs Marshall Pease second number Was "Awake Dear Maid" (Dessauer) and she again demonstrated her popularity with her audience Mr Sam uel Slade accompanied by Arthur Bishop Mars Do yod ever buy peaches from the ped dlerJ on the street? Well don't do It any more unless you keep ytntr eves open Of all the many that are played by men of slippery conscience there is nona that la exasperating than that prac ticed by the average street peach sellers 'Though his quart measure has the external 'appearance of an honest capacity tho quantity of peaches that is dumped into the I per sack by fi deft twist of his wrist Li Usually found upon inventory to be tn far short of a quart as to He actually i idio ulmst Jf yotr will take the time (and get the opportunity) to examine nne nt these peach quart measures you will find that there la a 'peculiar construction to the lower end that to a curious mind would immediately craata suspicion This suspic ion would bn fully warranted for the "po euliar is nothing more bor less than tn arrangement by whMli tho dishonest vrniLor may crowd four nr 11 vo peaches irto the bntiom tn nwh a manner that their own Crowded condition keeps them in place even though tha meuaiira bq inverted When you htiv a quart of poaches fm one ot (baas fallows he measutesyou out a fair enough quart but when he pours them into wedged you are that miny "shy Pmfiin deceive tha next purchaser that happens a lone If you watch him carefully you will find that he never empties tho measure into tbd sack before eyes 1ut turns his back partly to vou and when he is not busy the measure nlwavs lies In nn Inverted posltio on his pile of fruit and well Out of the reach of hmulsltive perons It Is a neat trick and the peddler la ol iom detected because the nimi'int of the purchase I usually so smrill that tha avirage purchaser IS rhomed to make an open kick nn thd Street If it peck asked for it Is monStnrd out hr the lyirg quart measure There IS no other one in the waxron RANCIS 31 COLES COLl'MBl'S TOOK HIS OWN LIE I Sayings and Doings BELIEVED that TriE ALDERMEX WILL VOTE OR 'IT vaulted arches and out over of kneeling worshipers at Ste Anne's church yesterday morning floated the strains of magnificent itesse Solcnneile St Cecelia It was the occasion of the celebration nt pontifical high mass by Bishop Messmer of Green Bay Wis president of tho Columbian Cath olic summrr school Promptly at 10:30 the processional march proclaimed Headed by bearer and moved up Messmer and Bishop Maes of Covington Ky being preceded by a large number Loth of the local and visiting clergy among' the latter being several of the Sandwich College priests They weru escoruid by rbout ninety of Ste Anne's branch of tha LI A Ne i Bishop Alesamer was assisted tn tho cele bration of the mass by Baumgartner Dumouchelle acting as deacon Col lins sub deacon and TS Wcrmers and Van Dyke deacons of honor Bishop Maes was ax compamed by rs Dalton und Dr Whalen Besido these there were present in the sanctuary Cushing director of Sandwich College: LT Marijon of St Michael's College Toronto Dempsey i the cathedral and rs Duquette Reath MontrenH Guinane and Qignan of Sand AI5O A 'COMPLETE REPRESENTATION THE tIHKAT MIT RAT VRiiH OTHE EXPOSITION INCLUDING NEURDELN LIST Tho success of thia work ia unprecedented and all Retiring a complete re prod'J'tion of the great Paris Exposition nt 16 should obtain tbe parts as they are issued weekiv The complete set of 2u naris will compose the finest and most valuable art work ever published in this country Send 10 cents Ln silver to pay postage and Cost of iuxmJiirg and any part de sired will be mailed to any address Cheques Moat economical and av Jaola Uo4 La UM lot ooztl Ag tunla bile travail or CASHED CVDRrUTKCRa The VoteyPOrgan Co Which ts ft portion' of the Aeolian combine is about to move Its business bodily to Garwood The work has actually commenced and Will becontinued until everything connected with the local institution has been taken away to its new home The removal involves the loss to Detroit of of families some fifty expert workmen belftft tfLken along with the company The Aeolian com bine is concentrating all its various inter ests at Garwood and Detroit is not the only city that will suffer as a reault ot the effort to bring the branch concerns into One gigantic factory The Votey Organ Co which chiefly man ufactures pianolas and reed organs has occupied by lease from the arrand Votey Ofgafi Co A portion of the factory premises at the corner of the Grand Trunk railway tracks: aud Twelfth street The arrand A Votey Co a totally distinct concern and is not affiliated with the trust' in any way They manufacture recd or gans as an only line but after the depart ure of the Votqy company they expect to increase tnetr capacity ana enlarge line so as to turn out Dice organs as Thus the operations of tne trust wisl be in part neutralized by the" of the Inde pendent company tnat steps into which leaves Russell House corner Cadillac square and Woodward avenue every two hours A Two Hours9 Ride for 25 cents Half! trip takes You through the principal wholesale and retail as well to finest residence portions of tfia city also affording a magnificent view of the De trolt river Belle Isle arit hnd Water Work Park A competent attendant will be in cbirc tr explain the different point of in terest along the route The Yolantx lcar at a II in 1 3 tn and 6 and caft be chartered for private parties alter 7 rb at 45 per hour on application to Citizens' Street RHlway Co MICHIGAN CENTRAL'S PROrDbl TIOX ACCEPTABLE Co 165 to 16 Woodward Avenue A meeting of the congregation Of Calvary Presbyterian church was yesterday morning to take action upon the resignation of the Rev Hamill Shields Dr Shields formally announced his 1 leave taking last Sunday and yesterday he mere ly alluded ti it while explaining the pur pose of the meeting There were about 100 persons presenu seventy right of whom were rnemberk of the church Albert Urenn Bradford Smith and John MOntth etderss Of the church touched upon the work done by Dr Shields during the five years he has been connected with Cal vary JPresbytertan church and eachwished that If he had not accepted the call to Middletown he would withdraw hl res ignation On a vote of the congregation fortv eight were found io be In favor of requesting Mr Shields to remain with the churchwhile thirty considered it best for thepas tor to accept his new calL A committee consisting of John MoKerchey Brad ford Smith and Patterson was elect ed to represent the congregation at the next meeting of the presbytery at Which it is likely that the resignation will be formally accapted AnMJN'GTON Cint or the first'tjme in tho history of tho 51 A the Sunday afternoon meeting was opened to ladles yesterday On ac count ot the presence In the city of the Rev Newell assistant superlntcnd lent of the Moody Bible Institute a joint meeting of the A and A was arranged and fully COO persons I were present Mr Newell Is well known throughout tho United States and England as an instructor tn Bible readings his class tn Chicago being one of if not the largest in the world There are five hunflrol Churches in Chicago Whose young people attend Mr Newell's classes which are held five nights in the week as well as Sunday afternoons He Is of the opinion that much good can be accomplished by or ganizing several nf the large cities in the same way and it Is likely that before many years have passed he will have done so opens an admirable field for 'such said Mr Newell to a ree Taps representative "and 1 believe that such classes would be successful The great drawback is to get a man who crin keep the attention of the members all the year as soon as i nno sucn a man ean it Ta'" weather 7 7 Residents of north Woodward wars startled yesterday afternoon that suicide had been committed in neighborhood rank Peppier of 21 Custer avenue and Lee itzgerald of 85 Custer avenue two boys were walking through the orchard at the corner of Woodward and Taylor avenues at S3J yesterday ifternoon when they found the body of a man They gave the alarm and Patrolman Clay Smith of the mounted service: was called He took charge of the remains until Coron er orth arrived The body lay only forty feet south of Tsy lor avenue but there are no residents on the street at that point Search In dead man's pockets roveaied the fact the suicide was rancis Coles of umbus An unused return ticket the Hocking Valley and the White line dated July 82 indicated that the had come up from Columbus by way of Toledo on the morning boat The body was drea ed In the RarmenU af a lal urcr andas apparently that of a man of 1 years He was found lying In a natural position with a brnnd new 32 caliber revolver of cheap make on the grass near his right knee All the chambers were with the exception ot one and apparently th" from that chamber was In the dead man's heart Little of value was in the pockets but several cartridges were dis covered loose in the side pocket of his coat No note of farewell Was found Coroner orth ordered the remains taken to tho undertaking establishment of Will iam and Ing A th Inmes Csrbarv XVoodward avenue near the scene of the crime soya that heard a shot at nbout 4'M but paid little attrntlori to it GOING ABROAD THIS SEASON Xf sol call epoa tka American Express Company for poctlSflUn rnllrt their Travelers' His Angel was ob'tgcd Thlna Aid" bGounod had been selected bv Har old Jarvis for his font And the wisdom of his choice was made apparent from the manner In which the audience accepted his singing The successful programme closed with Henrich's beautiful "God Bi With'Va Till We Meet Again' sung by a quartet composed Of Mrs Winifred Scripps Ellis soprano Miss Emma Beyer contralto Harold Jarvis terror and Satnifel 1 Slade? basso Officials of the summer school are elated over the success ot the concert and It ti probable that another will be given next Sunday night the law a general is possible reMCrnc Mfiuee arrell and fmm rM 3:30 o'clock Burial There seems to no doubt that the sep aration of grades at the Woodward avenue crossing of the Michigan Central Lake Snore and Grand Trunk tracks according to the plans mutually agreed upon by the railroad engineers and City Engineer Mc Cormick will be authorized by action of the common council to morrow night The sentiment of the public bo far as tested yesterday se ms to be quite unanimous in favor of accepting the cppbrtunity that is now offered and of making a material and immediate start In the gigantic enterprise that Is dcitlhed when completed to af ford more perfect protection to human lite in Detroit The only disparaging comments heard are the half objections of some few who maintain that it is but a spasmodic effort and that an agreement as to a single cross 1 Ing no matter how important that one may be is of little comparative cohae quence They maintain further that the city should not consider it a victory until the laws of the state are so amended that the city can force the separation of grades upon the railroads all at once and without any danger of saddling too great a share of the expense upon the city This uigument is controverted by the amended tio ot especially in the case of the Grand Trunk and other tracks that Cannot be agreed upon by con ference the city can do no better than togu ahead with that large portion Of the work that is already agreed upon and thus make tha time intervening between now and the future date when the law is more to the liking a profitable per iod The railroads Or at least tw ot them through President Ledyard have made an offer tiiat appears to the city engineer tho council committee the mayor of the city and mahy citizens who have examined into it an exceptionally fair one conceding as it does for that portion of its right of way now under consideration all the city has asked for in an engineering way and providing for a division of expense that is undoubtedly more favorable to the city than that proposed by the city to a sharing of the total expense on the basis of 70 amt 50 per cent ly scanning all the reports from Tien Tain "We don't want you to pay for any ot our work" said President Ledyard to the mayor "and we want to pav for 1 Thus for the railroads to pay for the en tire physfcial cost of construction and for the city to pay fot the Consequential dam ages alone is thought to be more thun fair To be nir this leaves the City's bur den In a rather indefinite wa' It wll be im possible to reckon save by comparison with other similar jobs on the cost Of any par ticular grade separation But there is no danger ct the awards for damages ever go ing beyond a certain marlnwm the juries of lx al citizens will see to that while in nitmemus instances citizens will Iri fovfid who will refuse to clftim damages at all "I shall consider that my property Is Im I proved rather than damdcod when tin i grades are separated at the crossing near i my said one gentleman and many i will feel like him I Th method of fmoccedure now In case the common council tc morrow night adopts i the recommendation of the committee wilt be for the city engineer in company with tha railroad engineers to complete the de tailed plans anl specifications for the Wx5nl avemw job agreeing upon same of the fntner unsettled bcints th nrwaonl engineering problems only and when these plans are approved both by the council and tbe fntlrdad authorities for the corporation counsel to draw un a form of contract to be rimed by both the clty and the railroad company This It is understood President Tedvtrd Is willing to do to prove hks entire nod faith tn the' matter and to convince the people of that he is sincere When Tie snx that he Is mono rnrlnn tho snrw ration of irrndcs than 1" thn nt i round itself The railroad further stands read'v fn ahead nnd organize the classes leaving to enter Into a similar contract for the 1 him In Chafge until A thorough Interest slx fOrtt elevation of the tracks from jic has been aroused in the work Why in I inicacn since we nave read ami studied every part of the Bible from tho first chapter of Genesis to the Epistles of St Paul That represents good deal of hard and conscientious Dr Newell addressed the meeting in the afternoon telling those present sotne 6this experiences with his classes and the great need of studying the Bible Alva A Bentley basso and Mrs Ernest Roehm nf Mansfield sane solos Dr Newell 4vi a year by entering into a formal coti sptke at the irst Baptist church In tha tract evening DlHO Sudd nix at Dollar iiy Mich Annie beloved wife of John Co and daughu Mr and Dantal Trahey uneral Tuesday front parents' real lenee (Uwr street at and Holy Redeemer church at CftAT fiudJenly Joly 21 Clara Craft ad 35 rar uneral from Ml Jegeraan aver'e Me daV ai 2 o'rieeg Remains to be cremated' EUWARIiS fiwMrnir Ralph xmira at aon of A JI Edwarda aged 12 years uneral Monday at tn from family residence 1 Common wealin ave rmy 22 ourteenth avratte John 31 years husband nr Ullve en of CJiariea I arr 11 deneg Tuesday afternoon at private rnrrv rued tn ntaht Juiv Idcwe IS Dutnanllee avenue John llWn kned huaband Margaret BoMnaon 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