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1 fsW'iis Oill al W' JU iftlliiWSf 5 DETROIT REE PRESS: SUNDAY TOLY 9 189X 'om i rre' NEARIXG THE END XHCVMEXTS COVSSEL IX TIIE HOLTOR IltROER CASES MASTEIUY ADDRE5S ATTORNEY CEXE1HL ELLIS Th Jury Retire but no Verdict HaJ Yet Been Reached Alpena July 8 The entire day has been consumed in arguments by counsel In the Molitor case Prosecuting Attorney McXamara opened for the people promptly on time and never addressed a jury with more force and eloquence than on this occasion He began with the case In its inception and traced its progress step by step until the present The jury gave him close attention and evidently drank in his arguments copiously ix Jude Emerick followed in behalf of the defense His manner of speech is en tirely different and it is void of any flights of oratorical eloquence His ar guments were sound clean cut well ar ranged and classified and the jury will hot be apt to forget some of them in find ing their verdict Immediately after dinner Hr Burnham closed tor the defense and was at once followed by Attorney General Ellis The general Was at his best to day and many remarks'! that his argu ments on his occasion were much strong er more pungent more practical and de livered with tnore ease and eloquence than at the trial of Grossman He reviewed the case hastily and when the testimony of the defense was reached riddled it with holes His brother Emerick inter rupted him on two occasions but his quick and cutting retorts won him friends and favor Thera Is no doubt but what th Attorney Generai has given these cases a liberal amount of his valuable time and careful consideration What seems to the defense as an unbroken wall of invincible evidence was thrown down by him with the utmost ease until it looked as though he would not leave one stone upon an other At 65 Judge Kelley commenced his charge to the jury It was the regular style of charge in cases of this sort de nnmz the legal terras reasonable doubt presumption of innocence etc etc His charge was fair and impartial It re quired nearly an hour for him to ueuver it An officer was at once sworn and the jury was conducted to their room It is hardly probable that a verdict will be ren dered" before Monday morning THE TYPHOID 8CODRGE A Report nt the Terrible Situ ation of the People at Ironwood An Iron Mountain lady who was visiting at Ironwood last week has written the following to a friend and it was printed in the Iron Mountain I never knew Ironwood to be in such a state as it is now Gloom tangs over the place The toe toe call the sickness prevail tag the typhoid fever but there is some other disease with it They Sil in A nk 11 W4 never heard Of such a Unu mJ 1 all ctwnr what was fuund in toe water jjen r1 vr bead man skipped out or lh would IvS hed him without judge or jury Jibe dhera ft trout eight to thirteen per i Ttrtir tHjiiTb viitfrt iidit uij Anew The topitui tilled and ttar nurv fire whleh was turned into one The van Xind the city day and uigit puking up tiie siek and carrving them to the bospiuils I a talk now Is of taking the schoolhouse lor joapitu! Vsume taus xhere are six and seven L2 and scores of them where there re vwod thrup dnwn with the dbasasv rbrte was a nuuitf across the street frt'in ih with he mother and four children down with the disease nud last bouse took fire a nlato ut emesl and I stall never forget the scene people vtire to get the sick trioslur ami vJldren out and is'rrylng them to their neigtoure was rending The children are alite: atr terri ble xi'cnesce but the mother a not expeered A IT A RY' CO XT EN TI Closing Sessions of the Male Board of Health Xleoting at Il illwditlu Hillsdale July The subjects under consideration' by the sanitary convention this afternoon were such as pertained to Hillsdale being of a local character and pertained to the sanitary condition and welfare of the city In the evening the sub ject of school sanitation was discussed by Shuart and Samuel Gier of the Hillsdale High Schools The paper of Mr Gier was especially good The last paper of the convention was upon the subject of Saving by Mod ern Sanitarv by George EL XX il lit Lansing This was a very exhaustive JUP' It was illustrated by diagrams showing the decrease in the number of deaths in each lOQlvJ of population in Lon don and several of the countries of the world for periods from 163J to ISiS It showed that by the proper sanitary meas ures a number Of diseases have be prac tically eradicated and driven from the face of the earth YVHI8KY IX THE TRUNK The State Military Bonrd Abolishes the Canteen xritem Lansing July The State Military Board In general orders No 5 prescribing certain rules for the conduct of the state troops at the Island Lake encampment lays down the following significant propo sition: Attention Is directed to section 107 of the military law in reference to the use of Intoxicating liquors on the part of the troops and commanding officers are here by directed to rigidly enforce the same excluding all liquors from the camp" This means an abolition of the so called can teen system and a return to the drunken revelries which characterized camp life when the boys took the "stuff" with them In their baggage BAY CITY To Restrain the State Board of Health SAGINAW and i and found on the corner streets this morning Trotter of Grayling the money but be appearanee another ounore David lost an nrf wi i in Union has elected me fol Pr Griff Lewis secretary rencn vior shamoo fellow wno has uv Knights ot an Ice wagon on arraiut street child had followed the wagon and caught by a wheel as the vehicle cramped to be turned around member of the state boar! ot health was served with a document this morning noti fying him to appear at the United states Court in Marquette July 15 and show cause why a permanent injunction should not issue to restrain the State Board of Health from examining and detaining pas seM of the Minneapolis St Paul Sauli Ste Mane railroad at Sault Ste Mane in Its pursuit of cholera subjects The rail rm'" asks for the injunction It lnat Xhe action of the health board damage the business reerge mliott who was arrested Julv to pick the pocket 'YDient at the race track wasO iay bound oyer to the Circuit court for tnai failed to secure bail Israel Catlin one of the earliest settlers of Bay City died at 10 iff) this morning after an illness of two weeks He wa born in Schuyler Countv in 1M4 and came to Lower Saginaw in 1841 working as a carpenter He built a mill hl Kawkawlin and afterward came to Bay Cty building a sash and door factory in east Bay In lb54 he organized the Trinity Episcopal society this city with a few others and in was the prime mov' in tne erection of a church edlrtee on XVasnington avenue The runeral will take place to morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the house corner of Tenth and Sagi naw streets XX'ork will be started early in August on a covered rink for the Bay City Curling Club on Tenth stre' The XT A has established a for ail young women who may wish to visit their association rooms between the hours of 11 Bo a eat their lunches A roll of bills was of Saginaw and ifth containing sji claimed to have fore he put in claimant walked The Musicians' lowing officers: vice nresident Theodore Heme treasurer XV gan serzeant at arms Jos Albert Brown the young been victimizing the Sixain Pythias and who is in jail awaiting pros worked his way into the graces of Bay City Knights last week and succeeded in having a fund raised for his benefit He represented to members of the ortser in this city that he had been taken sick in the woods northern Michigan and wanted to be sent tr Chuago where he lived lie went from Bay City to Saginaw Mary Budnik aued 5 ury was run over and killed at 6 clock this evening by was was XVlndovv Ip nnd Money GoneJ Treated Juryninn aginaw July 8 John Dotson is the fi nancial secretary of Court Starlight In Im pendent Ordtr of E'orestvrs No 1C 1 and last night when he retired he had f9J 72 of the money snugly packed away in a drawer in his bookcase the key to the same being placed under a bock This morning when he went to take the package to re mit to the supreme office he found the bait of cash gone and a back window up Thu is what he reported tu the police to day and Sergt Owen is investigating the mat ter second trial of lira Rosa Art charged on complaint of Mrs Rosa button with criminal libel is now in progress be fore Justice Perkins This morning I Sutton husband of the complaining wit ness treated Joseph Poquette one of the jurors to a glass of beer Judge Nolan wno has been retained by the defense to assist Hon Roland Connor moved that the jury bo iisehargeL vvhlch was contested by Davitt for the people and as the juror stated that he did not know Sutton was tiie husband of the complaining witness the justice allowed the case to proceed This case Is the outcome of the celebrated row in Hive 17 of the lady Maccabees and there bids fair to be considerable music in the air before the matter will be settled The cost of maintaining the County Jail last year was $5392 75 aside from $379 45 expended for the taking of prisoners to the state Prison House of Correction and Re form School Naval Cadet Eggert the victor in the re cent competitive examination has received the appointment from Congressman Linton and will report at Annapolis September 1 for examination WATER WORKS sonieboily Tinkered the Xew Charter Before It Was Passed Niles? July 8 or years water system has been up for argument It is built of tile logs cement and iron pipe and at its best point yields only half the pressure really needed The company tried to collect of the city for use of tire hydrants but was beaten in the courts Last year the works went into the hands of the Michigan Trust Company of Grand Rapids xvho tried to rent or sell them to the city The aidermen fought shy of either proposal and art agitation began for new waterworks owned by the city but before the city could go into the business the charter granted expired and hence a new one was drafted and put before the Legislature Before it was passed the re cent election was held and the city be came Republican The new council went through the charter like a new broom several amendments were made to it and then it was passed Recently an ardent advocate In the coun cil for city waterworks got through a proposition to bond the city for $luiiiM to build waterworks and an electric plant combined This started a red hot fight which was ended to day by a decision that the new charter limits the amount of in debtedness which can be incurred in any one year to 2 per cent of the valuation which for Niles means $320X Then it was discovered that the limiting clause was inserted without the knowledge of the council and now it is being asked angrily who did it? It looks very mud as though long headed action has again outwitted a too confident people As matters stand the city will have to contract with the old system or go without fire protection en tirely It is suggested that the $331) be voted and the works started and another $22 yAi be voted next year POUT STRICKEN Xo nt the onrge anil Peo ple lTe ing for Their Lives Ishpeming July The fan cied indications of a cessation ot the 'ty phoid fever epidemic at Ironwood havo proved unfounded The scourge gathers new victims with appalling frequency and the number of cases is larger than ever before Contagion seems to disregard all safeguards and those who drink no infected water ami are careful ot their' diet seem to fall victims as readily as the unfortu nate poor who must stand exposure from all sides The city Board ot Health ad vises all who can do so to leave the city at once and as the mines there are closed down a great exodus is taking place The situation is really far worse than the re ports sent out have indicated Bltteix by a Rattler Pontiac July Lucille the 7 year old daughter of County Clerk Grow was bit ten in the left arm by a rattlesnake late this afternoon The family with several Others had rented the Howard homestead on the banks of Pine Lake for the sum mer and this: afternoon drove out thre to take up their temporary residence Lu cille and several other children were play ing tn an old orchard near a small pond nh ins rattler suddenly sprang from the ound Mid burled its tangs into the arm site was immediately brought to the citv uad the wound eaut rlz by Dr JL Chapman Mr Grow sucked the poisysn sal on the way here the child was sT en about half a pint ot whisky She he In a alight stupor from the efiet ts but the ductor hopes all danger is passed Stricken With aralyeh Pontiac July XX'orel was received here tills afternoon that ex herilf Sharp hie of Oakland Township received astroke of paralysis iast Monday Mr Xroor lies cm of the most prominent and well iuiuiTn Detnocraui in the county Sult to Recover 2Ko for the Death of Her Hnsbitml Port Huron July 8 (Special) Mrs Charlotte Talbot to day began a suit in the Circuit Court for $fft) damages against the City Electric Railway Com pany Mrs Talbot is the widow of XVill iam Talbot who was killed August 1S92 bv an electric shock while he was string ing the new overhead equipment of the electric railway on Huron avenue and the suit is brought for damages for the death of the husband Another accident occurred on Huron ave nue to day Mr McIntosh of Stone street was driving across the railway track when he was run down by an elec tric car His buggy was smashed and Mr McIntosh seriously injured Cadillac Items Cadillac July The lbw price of lum ber and the general stringency of the money market have made lumbering opera tions rather quiet lately in this vicinity Mitehell Brothers last week shut down one of their Missaukee County camps but they have enough logs on hand at their mill at Jennings to furnish a three months' cut Next week Cummer E'lggins will com mence to run their double band mill night and day and will keep this up until their new mill now in process ot construction is completed which will be about the middle of October The state teachers Institute for XVex ford County w'l! open next Tuesday July 11 and will continue in session three days Tuedav evening a lecture will be delivered bv Prof XV' erris of Big Rapids and Superintendent of Public Instruction Pat tengill will probably be present some time during the session Another hive uf the Ladies of the Macca bees has sprung into existence here with twentv fivo charter members to be known as Esielli Hive In honor of Es tell a Deimos great depute commamler who aetel as organizer The otiieers are: Essie Pion Elizabeth Caw: lieu tenant commander Lydia Bridgman Emma Tolbert: Mary Cullln chaplain Anna Loughlin re rances Keiser: at A Loretta Stewart Sen QUv0 Muhler Nettle Culda COL TYHRELL SUSPENDED CO3IMANnR TN CHrE RICH TAKES AWAY HIS COXMAXD BECAL HEM IRKS BY HIM PREJUDICIAL TO DtsCIPLIXE Who Says lie Spoke as a Citizen and Not us Soldier Lansing July 3 The bircest kind of a sensation in the irst Regiment of the Michigan National Guard has been sprung by the Military Department Col John Tyrrell of Jackson has been suspended for insubordination and pending an in vestigation Lieut Col red Shubel of this city is in command of the regiment Col Tyrrell wanted the state encamp ment held in Chicago XX'hn however it was decided that the laws of the state COL TYRRELL would not permit the Chicago encampment to held uid an order xva iscited by the commander in chief that the encamp ment be held at Island Laki' the colonel Is reported to liav said that he take any great pains to make the envam Tnt a suree" lie made other rash and indiscreet statements which probably ex pr seed his feelings of disarpointinent but which look well in print as coming from an? officer of his rank and which grated very harshly unon the ears of the state military authorities Several days passed and as Col Tyrrell did not see lit to deny the authenticity of the publish Interview or make a retraction tile mili tary authorities concluded to? punish the breach of discipline Accordingly Guv Rich as commander in chief 'issued an order Thursday sus pending Col Tyrrell from duty pending an Investigation and ordering Lieut Shubel of this city to assume command of the regiment Col Tyrrell was also directed to report in person at headquart rs hert within txventy four Lours after receiving the document The order was fir for warded to Brig Gen Bowen at Ypsilanti and probably did not reach Col Tyrrell in time for him to appear to day as he had not put in an appeurmee up to this even Lieut Coi Shdbt has publish" 1 his or der assuming command of the regiment Jackson July 8 (Special) Col Tyrrell nut receive his crier until this even ing' but when first Informed of the Gov action was in tin act of writing a circular letter to 'he company cominon iert urging them to use their best 'efforts to offset the disappointment of not going to Chicago in Order that a good representa tion might be taken to camp The colonel was no wise di' turl e'i oxer tire action ot the Governor He is thoroughly satis fied done nothing for? which he Is amenable to military rules or discipline and treats comi lacrently wnat lie considers an attempt to his Col Tyr rell has been for many months active in his endeavors to have the annual encamp ment of state troops held at Chicago He it was who conceived tne idea and It was mainly due to his efforts that the Legis authorized the state encampment The rank and file of state troops as xvell as most of the officers verj much in favor of tbre Chicago and Col Tyrrell through his untiring ef forts to secure it became without doubt the most popular man in the state service This naturally aroused petty jealousies among his superior officers and undoubt edly this brought sum' pressure to bear on the Governor to clip liis Air Tyrrell xvts avense to the Island Lake encampment and as a citizen used his Ire efforts to avoid it but when th" ord was received for the Island Luke eamp like a true soldier he submitted to his superior officers and urged upon the companies the necessity of making the camp a success despite their disappointment I said about excusing members of my regiment to go to the fair I said as a private citizen not as a military officer" said Col Tyrrell had been no or der Issued at that time my remark could have no force If I had made such a re mark after the order had been issued for camp at Island Dake I might and no doubt could have been held responsible to the board but having made such remark only as a prlv ate citizen I think I have been clearly misrepresented to the Military Board to cause them to take such ac Mr Tyrrell will go to Lansing on Mon day to see what he is expected to answer to" The Military Board will meet on M'qJ nesday The order of suspension is dated at Lansing July tf at Ypsilanti July 7 and was received by the colonel this evening To Take Charge of the Bank Lansing July National Bank Exami ner George Caldwell of this city re ceived notice thia afternoon ot the closing of the Northern National Bank at Big Rapids Gale president and left on the evening train to take charge of Its affairs State Items Ypsilanti's dress stay factory will resume operations Monday The Summer University opens at Bay Xriew next Wednesday Sturgis is elated because there are ''so many fat people there Prospects for a large crop of potatoes tn Otsego County are said to be good Business men of Tekonsha have been con siderably annoyed of late by shoplifters A large number of dwelling houses are being erected in Cheboygan this summer The Berrien County Union of Christian Endeavor Societies will meet at Eau Claire riday July 14 Miss Lulu Burdick of SturgisWas robbed of iu a sleeping car last week while en route for California Charles Magnine an Italian was killed In the Tamarock mine Wednesday by ground falling on him head an 1 injuries watch it is feared may prove fata XX' JIcKay appointed actl postmasp a exruba An th" books of tie official who pi he has taken hows that ire is Ji' her: in his accounts A Juniata hes Inxnted a novel wav of spreading the pel in forel laiidsi bhesifilled her old pantswitn sundry scluci papers and sell them to a rag Hill mill at rankfcrt has down ind tmlre'v ure piv oil ef tire nrll ovr $75o a month 1 ruy Mt Rbcrinr an! ebusiness men of tre tow Pat of has a cat which has a family of four kittens that ar" quite a Two have stub a rabbit one has only three legs and the other is wen footed A' drunken stranger asleep in their best bedroom wos tire diecox ry XX' sat rle" an i fam'lj made at St Loui trre otlrer evening "when aroused the intruder set for "all damages and departed: without molestation The corne s'orre of the Wood Avenue Methodist Episiopal Church was laid nt Musketrrsn Thursdav It cost aMut wiren coirpleted Amour otbrer ifi cles deposited in the corner stone was a late cony of The Detroit ree Press At Shelby recently a hardware dealer was sarprsed by a visit from a JeM cow that walked irao the store bv ar en trance and caln ly t'red of milk pails until he 'ccvf from 1 is as tonishment sufficiently to lead ht out The sieamtr ffifc cted with se irlet fever artived at NV York rram Rwrcn Thursday Passengers for Detroit Osceola Negaunee Mu Ishpeming Cran I Rapids Bay City Ironwoo caraba Huughrcn ccda XX'akefieia and oint Micntcan towns were on board During a severe thunder storm at Durand rtiday a clou 1 was noticed th" which shortly developed into a cyclone It pirere I about two miles east of the villagevurkmg havoc with tn crops and tnin fr a distance of about two miles i 'troying one barn which stood in i3 path N'cu seem ry is placed in Nasnviff opera house last week and a trac ling troupe plaj ed Postmaster" there last night Po as now brepg played In a good many Michigan towns is a comedy with only one character and a number of amareurs ail trying i appear in the title role at once Ernest was at work on his plac tn av a young steer no aruund his coat till' bis pocketbook fell out when it mad" a lai ch of th" three with iB contents 1J in tills ani $ji jyj coe animal was executed for the offense hut the valu ables were rescued from its in a ry 1 ibout of th money bt mg almost entirely destroyed A jolly old tar at Point lie's: has a poek in liis shirt and when iris wif fuund a in it the other this fln of Ni puire hill such di tiicult tn a proper ex: Jarrtlon thai he hr Lucy Locket he had lost his pocket He has no frdth in the saying linndv as a poi Kfet a shiri" an i if Ire ha' recpptac!" hf maiter it will cont i in ing mure compromslng than a hanuk chief Coldwater Board of 1 icrtlon ha found it ne essayy to ni" som" action to wards repiirm' th" nutsi walls of pL Centra! eh rel building which were biiiir In 18U0 The mortar used was colored red with some material that destroyed the llfe of ft and it is now fast crumbling away In the tower hot onlv the imortar is crumbling but pieces of brick scale off The board has competent men mailing thorough investigations Utopia Lxige No Cys I Carle ton instaiii1 the following offi XX'nllace A Herman Peiry Baker recording Strict treasurer appointed officers: war den Alonzo' Stevenson conductor of McCormick: of John Yay rf or I'ren Bordine: ri X' Tlordme: Rnb tltz John XV in XY A Sherwood repress ntativc to grand lodge Dr Maxwell and Edwards An interesting Beggiir One afternoon wi ffie strolling along th" Calle Anelia in I met se ral ac quaintances at the corner of that street and: the Plaza Constitution We stopped for a trlendly chat and a tv about to separ ate when my attention was attracted to a handsome rench poodle dog at my on his haunches and locking up in tnv fae liis comical inti" countenane ex pressed so much intelligence that I stooped and pan 'd hi:" on th" when he com menced barking and (violently work ing is furclc us alter the manner of dogs who hav" been tauuht "What can he said Surely not my i But having seen dogs who were fond of tobacco 1 reid mv cigar toward him As soon as he smelled it he snorted and bounded away only to return immediately and resume his previous position I was now puzzled but sc eing several gumr' in trie neighborhood concluded that he belonged to one or them and desired piece of r'oney Taking a large from ray pocket I held it before his eyes So great were his manifestations of delight that I was certain I had divined his wants I threw the money to mm which C'liignt in his mouth running acrr the street disappeared into a bakery To our aston ishment lie emerge I the shop in a few moments bearing in nts month a neatly wrapped bunctle un oi my irrenus tried to take it from him but he would not al low this and insisted on placing it at my feet I picked it up removed the wrapperand found a large bun dusti with sugar This ate with great relish turns People Bee Liners A bee Uncr is a man who makes a business of hunting wild honey In the instance of Ira and Judah this accomplishment Is coupled with that of absorbing frequent doses of abnormal size of Medford rum and whatever else of an exhiliarating character that happens to fall in their way The principal requisite for a hunter of wild honey is good vision To be a success at the business a man must be long sighted Ira Is a long sighted individual and so is Judah and when they are about half loaded with rum they are very long sighted indeed The hunter wanders around the fields un til he spies a bee gathering honey from a succulent blossom then he hangs around that blossom until the be" nas filled his saddle bacs and departs for home then the liner fixes his eyes on that tiny black spot and follows it across th? fields as it speeds in the direction of the store house The distance at which these men can fol low a bee with the naked eye Is astonishing The first trip that th" bee makes satisfy the hunter He hovers around the blossom until the bee returns for more sweetness When it has done this three or four times each time lining across the fields in the same direction th" hunter is satisfied and he tags around behind the bee towards the nearest woodland on the line of flight When the trees1 are reached the hunter looks for one that appears to be decaying or to have a hollow trunk If this is found he listens writh his ear against it for th" tnufiled hum of the busy honey makers If his search has been successful he cuts a hole into the hollow trunk puts a fire in the opening and in short time the flames and smoke put the to flight St Louis Post Dispatch Adlt Gen Eaton has received and sc cepted the resignation of A Gill cap ain of Company A ifth Infantry at Big Rapids The Chesaning Sunday School Associa tion will hold an institute in the Congre gational Church Chesaning next Sunday evening Miss Tillie Adellman daughter of John Adeiiman residing east of Chesaning fell while riding a few days since and frac tured her knee pan Shuneinann left lost night for Chi cago to attend the national convention of the book publishers and Incidentally to visit the fair Someone accidentally shut up a dog in a Gavlord store the other night at closing and the next day the show window looked as If a cyclone had struck It common council has been asked by a numerously signed petition to remove the few remaining bodies from the old cemetery and convert it into a public park On Thursday July 13 a meeting will be held for the purpose of organizing a A post at Iron Mountain A number of old soldiers have interested themselves tn the matter Mrs Sheap of White Pigeon 93 rears of age while attempting to go upstairs Ia Thursday slipped and fell striking her Love Philters frill Pnpnlnr Among substances supposed to be valu able in love philters are In Italy pow dere i lizard which has been drowned in wine the powder dried and then thrown on the obdurate one: in Bohemia blood dipped in beer in Scotland lozen res stuck together with perspiration: in Eng land a certain bone of a frog dried over tire tire on St John's eve and ground a pans to be placed on the eyes orchids vervain cumin seed basil mandrake fern root purslane crocus mallow In England love philters are pretty well outgrown but their use Is still common in central Boston Globe CiiriviM Mode of Id en 1 1 lien Ion The wrenee of moiern anthropography is constantly Increasing Its resourcea by in troducing new measurements of various parts of the body particularly among the criminal class The measurement of th" hand and fingers is now considered of vast Importance In establishing personal iden tity It is certainly curious in view of this fact to know that a similar process hi been In vogue among savage tribes who thus recognize tltulr friends and foes Capt SUMMER READING! 1Oc a DUCK SUITS CHOICE TO MORROW $375 orging' thu etters We are the only house in this city that can af ford to sell these goods at above prices as we are manufacturers The Mill in ut Tyrol OR 4IR A Heart PROO HOTEI VISITORS HOTEL PLYMOUTH Built li Mich lyan capital for SI bthiyan People CHICAGO A special rate is offered HOMER McGRAW Eloom 59 McGratv Bldg Labs The Not Like Other Giris Stt New Stock Charlotte Br ms Count Iyot TuLlofe Jmlan Sturgis Miss Mniocir s8 it iir Did Hun Smooth Auld Licht Idylls Derrick Vaughan My Guardian Tiie Duchess My Wonderful XX'itt Tiie Heir of Llnne The Tv ti Oi pliant night Errant The 1 The Mi erii of aris The Gist llin I ate A Vagrant XX ife it aliiiio noth to be shoes In or ng Mexand DumalA Cunan Doyle Sir XValter Scot" Charlotte Braenre 80 Mrs Ale A The Silence of leeun Madllird Mux well i Elna LyallHal! Calno Eugene Hub Edna Lyall A Little Rebel tic's Crusade I Uae Lived and Jet The House on ih" or Sake Th" saxs uf Ilili Christie Johnstone Calder Sk £2 2ae a note ot it to stop at the I tel Pl mrrtii when at the air an! yon will be pleased Airiiou iriitt Choice Rosa Disk's XX'a dering John Halifax ntleman Arw Of anov" rent by mail receipt of Ice and Sc extra for postage Jane Austin Barrie I Itiurix Edna Lyall Ad i Cnmbrtdit "Thu leucluse'' there Is imposts early days of 1 5T Alexander JlumaS Sir Samuel XV Baser Ijiiriiess niilrond ABSOLUTELY ITRE witli all first el a sS nccomoilti 0 8 Robert Buchannii loieiicu MirryiC Bario Mrs Oliphant AS wS i0 $8 Molly "The Diiclress Lady Au iley Secret Mins 1 tru 4i 1 Kith ana Kin Edmund Dantes Trie ijoinpanv Tlu1 XViek World IL Lovidt Cnnreron One Life One Love Ml Braddon: My Danish Sw etlu art Clark Russell in tire l( nrt ot lire sun in viixweu oray Donald It'rtl Heirnra WHHirn IflaclC Du Cupid Rhoda Broughton to the people of Detroit and vicinity dururo and mum vrti da tay at Hotel th with nrst ciops room and nrea! Irrlud ing free transpG: ation cf baggage to an i from hotel $40 for the entire trip XVhen two persons occupy same room rate will be 35 per person I'tons atd lull information given or application to Lot vdMi orrester Mrs Annie KluaiJs Marsh lorence XX'arden Grant Allen Chnrb Lamb to give him any old coat or so that rre could throw away his be a little so I gave him black coat of yours" said Tom raising his "Oh said a young wife to h'T hus band found a truly honest maa this said he laughing ironically "Y'eS I she zald "He wae a tramp oh sj dirty and ra rged and sick iooaing and rabli He cam around the back way and begged me in the touch ingest tone of voice trousers rags and that old to S2 rpr day a per 'n Meal: This liot el is one" cd' the bes vie Mr Ann Stevf risr Isoru'y ifiiitii Miiigarei Blount The Wizird of Granada Calling Thu atul Glute Cl ua Auguita Brave Little XX uiuiti Mary A Denison rnuinyiolt Grunge Rett Winwood A irruure at Clark Russell Tirzah Ann's 3innner Trip Josiah Allen's Wile Guilty or Not Guilty Ain uulu Dougiuu Tw'ire Greit Din niundu line Austin Tire Heiress of llend" lla'l iercn In till in IRiriss ETON or nnv ct th" following first cl ass Paper Bound Books large cle ir type good paper and just the thing fur your summer va a ion bout ride or a trip to tn" books are regular 25c books but we offer at ten cents other phenomena are due to reflex action after deatii I understand that a new and apparatus for rhe oi criminals ti rv being prepared for use New York Electrical Review 'icctterinrj Summer bargains to Suit the WcatcCT brows critically don't say that way" ite his wife before Llj becn gone ten minutes he came lack ail out of breath what do you foi a vest ana hat to suit the growled Tom Ily Mrs Tom he came to bring bacic a J7 biil he found in the inside pocket where you had forgotten it best sumrrrer! There wasn't chat xid Tom "'Vh at dll you give bimsfor it?" thought such unusual honesty was worth a so I gave it to him Such tor df rwarO I'm "I suppe se' It does said Tom with a lugubrious look as ii reac ried oct his nand for the bill you vvitf 1 never carried money in my inside pocket In my lif She cauMt her breath bitnkied hill is a rank counterfeit Cincinnati Commercial ik CAN'NOT the minute germs that ore Heating in the air ge'tlng into IKuUhs and under the in Only Chariot Braemo Thrvu ii llieen Glasses Allen Toe of an Airicun arm Ralph Iron She Hagg ud Mr ortesque xviliinm XX estail Solo Mini's! Higgarl savs Ralph XVuId Emerson i By Alexander Dumas ils Sl)i low ot a Sin Gliulutte liraenw Secret of Her Life Edaard Jenklita Reknes Life Wilkie 'lliiia Master tin Min" Rt'beri Bucluit' ui Dear Lite 1 nd Daughter Chariot to Brneniii The Dark lluiise Manville I'etia ortune iuri nee Warden ii ig of 1'iiminds enn ban 1 Tiur of tli World In Eighty i'aysVerni Struck Down Hawley Smart The Hitbiii's Spell Stnirt 'umberiand A Nemesis Mticliireii Cobban Mystery of Mrs Bic neirr Mr Oliphant Maiti'r Kockuielkr'tt oyuge Russell Thu liwpi rank Barrett The I'rimtier iinun Gustave Aunard At th" rld's Mercy I The Yellow Ma Wilkie Collins Three Men hi a Bout Jerulita Xiatt Robert BuchailHll latv la Justin Mui'arthy Mrs Alexander C1 Seconti i 0 1 Lu EL BAZAAR When a Mau's Sing! Mrimaret Maltlnnu frhni hon 'lie Urn ke Story of Elizabeth Alias Thuchwy Indiana Geo rue Sand Two Kiss's Hawley Sumrt The Three Gnirdnren Dilinas The irst XTolin It' othergill Mary St John Rostt Nnuchette Cuney i enta DiU'iit sh Xnron of Lyori' ssi' XXairer int The Story of Antony Grie" rz Manville enn Tire XVoiideiful Adventures ot I'liru the 'hO' niian Edwin Trester Arnold OliV'T LTiarb Ilckem InHI'u IsijIv "The Tile Duke'S SecretCharlotte Lira ma Rr proacn of Annc sley Maxwell Gray Ih o' zl" Langton Jiawley Smmt Won Waiting JMirt Lyall of Darkness iori nee Warder A fb'tnors" 'The Thu hess Allan "Qtnitcrmaln Rider Hac gard Tie 'Vitrh's ilisul II Rider Haaid Weaker 'Dian a XVomin Charlotte Eraerw airy Tales A War Anna Karenina T4 TTolnrriJi tc Vivian tiie autyMrs Anin Dora Thorn" Ch rlotta Br rtta Strogoif Jules Verner The fld House at Sandwich Jowpn Haiton The Scarlet Letter Natmnb 1 Hiwthrn Averil Rosi Nuuchettc Curvy Our ie itosa Nu iclrelte A Daught'r of William Bunk: The Three Miss Kings Ad CamnridgsiMv latdv Nicotine Larriu Th Lamplfu'hier Maria Cuminiita ppi the Con serlpt Actolphus Trollop'! Married at Last Thoma Sir Maa lngbe i Ivanhoe A Mad Lov" r'rf ith Love and Liberty AJexand' 'Dre Devil's Di Grant A Golden Heart Charlotte Hta ina iil nr Th" CroM I'atn Wilkie Coilim Lorna Doone Blarkrnor East Lvnne Mrs XV Th Woman in White XVslkie Cullln Mysteries of I'ftris Eurene fiu rea Noucirette Carey In ihe Golden Dai Edna Lyall D'ddee th" War I of bit rence XVardett A March in th Ranas Jessd" othergliL The Wot ing O't Mr Alexander The Hunchback of Nu're tne Hugs Qja Whim Rosa Nou belt" Carey Th" Gid Curtortty Shop Dlcu MemoriesRosa 't Caroy Romola orge Eitoe Donov Edna Lvall Under Two lnu Onida XVooed and MarriedBora Nm i 'p Coty I att Davs of Bompeli Sir IIuTa i Lvt ton Imver or riend? oaa Carey Uncb ix itota Nuuciretts Carey Tto Edna Lyall I They Have Dropped vot eno vert st otic "very ume you wart your haruls lac" ra body XX oo BldtA A AL mtains an 'inti eptS? It all erm that it touenes Jt ia the tnlv soap prepared by a Dei matolwrlat and it is fir sL at your dt' trr res it: your more neighbor it and by not using yuu are tuning thanees that avoided if you tian it sample size cake and 150 page 'bookre 'kin Sirup rvu ard llbahl DSre a 'ht "ni'fil to arv luMr for nn Lerixatolugisr L5 West 42 1 tions Eoonre $1 tit popular prices and best furnishi hoiels in Chicago 72 Woodward Ave the nw books nt cut prlce aB Stationery choice of 100 50q boxes ot ine XV riling all tints shapes and styles only per box sultire tn Chol or Barber's iicn XX'" an noi cur" Choi' ra we ctn curt trlrer's Itch Lt either by using an anti luretice Wind: vindb Th In the history of taxation ing more curious than the found In the laws of tiie Holland The most curious tax of all was one imposed in '74 on boots an I says the Shoe and Leather Review tn nrevent the impost from evaded each of those articles so essential to human comfort had to be consy icuuu iy marked on the upper leather with the stamp of the maker and also that of the taxing officer The sum to be paid was re fi ilated bv the size of th" boot or snoe apart from the quest 1 of rjty in those davs it was a real advantage to nave a small foot Tn D'H a tax was jiipfeed on ail nasengers traveling in Holland by land or water In 1791 this tax tili force Ln 1174 a duty of five cents was levied upon each person who entered a ra before noon The tax was increased for afternoon visits Persons wru as bled in a private house a Ar 3 clock jfi the afternoon for the purpose of amuMng themselves had each to pay a c' rtatff sum arl who entered a pnbnc entertainment were likewise tax Tvie was a duty on marriasres and Amount of the tax varied accoroTng to th" social position of the par ca' of a person burtel oubue trict in which had lived the amount payable by bis executor was duubeu Hope uvo Sixty third nnd Sixty fourth otx within 500 feet of Sixty fourth kt en trauee to grounds one block from Mlchi' nni Cen tr'l and cle voted iupet reports that the inhabitants of south ern iniim place a tnm mboo rod be the middle finger and the ring finger of strangers who invade their: territory on which they mark by notches the dis tance from nail to the first pnaanx and all succeeding ones This bamboo rod is preserved Every stranger is compelled to submit to this measurenrent tVnen they return after a protracted tibs re" tne rod isr applied as mentioned and iti 4r identity established as a friend a comer or a foe Capt Cupet on his returns to Anam was always remeasured lie says that a similar method is practical tn tne provinces Ht Louis Post DlspaCcn mi inn kiiol "Constd rablo advances have been male In the art ef electrocuting criminals since Ku mmler was rtinarkel a to formed electrical enffine volts Is the maximum alternating current use I A contact uf one "corJ or ev re' is sufficient to tn" lit" or tire cAmlnal and tii the current is slacked to 3 0 or I1 volts which is main tained until the doctoro ord the current off Thus is avoided the urpreisant muscular contraction prcular re ah The gradual "sacking of curront maintains th" mtrecres in a in and venw by the prisoner Irer totore There fo no doubt that th" mn't minute contact VOilS A Ifin Just Opened Latest Out in Shir 69C Wrnsl Mt 8 8 i 1 ULVl I El Kt 3 Ilk! 1 I if I Swf a I I 1 vU il IIP4' i vv hA' tflAB ytaiffWrr rj st Citj IBil to re Snrial to'' The Count of Monte Notice I Cast Up by the ireii A Born Coquette YOIT.