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THE DETROIT REE PRESS: RIDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1893 MICHIGAN LUMBER NOTES rcw piKcmsEns arm asking run ikts HAM ACTVREHS EXPECT TO SEE MORE THEM SOON pjniparaflvvly ew Cauipa Will be ouad iu (he Saginaw September 2S There 13 some Inquiry for lumber and a few sales are noted in the wholesale market but busi ness Is by no means what It ought to be st this season of the year and it Is feared that the fall will be a dull one The pro duction has been curtailed and there is no excess of stocks at distributing points hence owners are disposed to believe that the lumber will all be wanted before tprlng News comes from outside points that buyers are holding off In the expecta tion of a lower range of values but there is not much talk of that here The mills will shut down rather early with few ex ceptions and the output for the season will show a large decrease as compared yith previous years All the indications point to limited op erations In the woods the ensuing winter and very few camps been started in the Saginaw district Lumbermen who derive their supplies from the Georgian Bay have nearly all started camps there right Lumber Company will cut lo000000 feet of logs in Roscommon County and bring them by rail to Sagi naw Col Bliss will also lumber near Coleman The firm of Chas Merrill Co usually put in 22000000 feet on the Mo lasses River in Gladwin County and oh the Twin Lake branch and will put in enough to stock their mill These are about the only firms left at this end of Saginaw River that ow timber to any great extent la the Saginaw district Eddy Son Green Ring Co (he Saginaw Lumber Salt Company JR Howry Sons all obtain supplies in Canada Col A Bliss will cut 15000 OvO feet in Canada Hackley fe Hume of Muskegon will put fetoOOtv feet into the Muskegon in Clare County which will clear up their timber in that locality The Titibawassee Boom Company has shut down owing to the stage of water There are about 15000000 feet owned by the A Wright Lumber Company hung up above the Gerrish dam that will be brought down this fall if there is water enough to do it The Saginaw Lumber and Salt Company has finished rafting from Georgian Bay for the season having brought over 3300o060 feet They also brought one raft of 3090 ObO feet from Green Bay Lake Michigan The Andrew Hill Company wili put in 12WOOO to 15000000 feet near Sault Ste Marie which will exhaust their timber in that locality Hurst Ac Eastman have started camps and will put WOuOOuO feet into the Yellow Dog river George Wiggins will put In a stock fjr his mill at Highwood Gladwin Co and for his shintyle mill on the Saffinaw Hiver There is not much demand for men for the woods and $14 to $20 a month is all that is offered for those hiring Shingles are moving sluggishly and mostly in car lots White pine shingles are sell ing $2 25 to $2 30 for clear uutts and $3 40 to $3 50 for No Cedar shingles are quoted et $2 and $3 10 The movement of lumber bv water is slow and the shipments for the season will make the smallest showing in a quarter of a century KALAMAZOO Smith Cuught A gu ought at Mid Jail Statistics Kalamazoo September 28 Smith who stole Seymour horse and buggy here In August has just been ar rested at Juniata Neb His captors will receive a reward of $50 and Sheriff Vosburg will bring him back here Smith disposed of the rig in Chicago He was arrested in Ne braska once before but escaped from the sheriff A New York traveling man who came here recently to secure some of the goods sold to Livingston Block fell in with two stran gers who shook dice with him and relieved him of $63 The sheriff may interview the winners Smith and rank Harding had a fight at midnight last night to see which was the best man Charley Zimmerman was the referee When the battle was ended Hard ing's face resembled a piece of liver and Smith had lost his shirt They were ground through the court to day Hard ing was given one hour to get out of town or go to jail for thirty days The semi annual insnection of the Kala mazoo county jail shows 611 arrests an in crease of 66 over the same time in 1892 while the number of drunks Is eight less and the number arrested for larceny was twelve less The committee recommended that prisoners be deprived of playing cards and tobacco and arrangements be made so they can be set to work on the highways in the county BAY CITY Death of Cnp( Thomai The Governor Was lit the air Bay City September 28 Mrs Thomas Moore and family of 1110 irst street are in mourning to day over the sudden death of their husband and father who fell into the hold of the steamer Merida at Cleve land yesterday He was night watchman on the boat The deceased was the father of six children two of whom live in Chi cago The funeral will take place in this city to morrow He was 50 years of age and was an old salt water captain This was government day at the Bay County fair and Gov Rich was there He reached the city this noon and was es corted to the grounds after dinner by the Military Company He deliv ered an address on the grounds At the regular meetings of the Board of Police Commissioners last night the chief reported that there are 140 saloons in the city and the amount of tax thus far col lected is $49206 Police Justice Manhan was granted a leave of absence and Jus tice Perrott appointed to act in his place George reeman the man from Tuscola who became violently insane In this city ten days ago has been sent to the East ern Michigan Asylum on account of being dangerous CALHOUN COUNTY AIR An Excellent Dlopluy in All Depart ments Large Attendance Marshall September The Calhoun County fair Is now in full blast and the exhibition in every department excells The products in every class and division all bear testimony to the great wealth In dustry and refined taste of Calhoun Coun ty In horses the show Is above the aver age wiiile the trotting stock excfells that of any previous year by reason of deep in terest manifested in this line Calhoun County justly prides itself in having some of the finest horses in the state Wednes day's attendance was somewhat discour aging the day being rather chilly Thurs day opened bright ana favorable and all tise forenoon throngs from the country came pouring in so that by noon the crowd on the grounds was simply immense Pres ent indications point to success in every particular 7 Special Chicago Excursion 715 October 12 ila Detroit Grand llavi A Milwaukee Railway The Ry will sell tickets at the rate of $715 from Detroit for spe cial excursion train leaving Detroit Mon day October 2 at 1 a consisting of first class coaches Proportionately cheap excursion rates will be made from all stations on the line ca above date Secure your tickets in advance of ail agents of this company Of Duluth Imperial flour at Cres dock foot of Shelby street after October Herbert Sheridan agent Ask your grocer for Duluth Imperial compare results with any other THE SAMIS WERE HOT Mystic Shrlners Give a ree Exhibi tion at Marquette Marquette September 25 The Mystic Shrlners found the burning sands around this oasis hotter than they antici pated ire broke out at 8:45 this evening in the boiler room of the Marquette Opera House in the third story of which the Ma sonic temple is situated About 100 Shrin ers had gathered from all over the penin sula and there was a large delegation from Rapids to assist in the institution of Ahmed Temple The ceremonies were about to begin when the fire was discov The blaze was hard to reach and smowe was thick in the building before the firemen got It under control The excite ment was all over and the fire out within an hour and the Shrlners whose gorgeous regalia had provoked ae wonder of the as sembled crowd resumed their mystic cere monies Holistrom A dry goods stock on the ground floor was damaged by smoke and the building was damaged about $1090 by fire All losses are fully covered by In surance DIED AT JOI YEARS A Colored Unuian Whone Heeollrc tlon EMrndeil Buck Over 1hi I ears Jackson September 28 (Special) Mrs Margaret Sampson (colored) died to day at the advanced age of 108 years She had lived in Michigan many years and at her home in Summit for a long time She was well known through the county and was unquestionably the oldest person in Mich igan Old age was the cause of her death Mrs Sampson was born in Virginia and when a small child was sold and taken to South Carolina by her master Her exact age is unknown but she has often re counted incidents well known in history which occurred 100 years ago and par ticularly events of 1792 and her age at that lime must have been at least 8 or 9 years She was a well preserved woman having been active up to a week ago and up to the time of her death her mind was clear and distinct Mrs Sampson was always a hard working woman and kept busy up to a few days before her death She left one daughter Mrs Reynard with whom she lived Mrs Reynard is well along in years herself OWOSSO'S BIG DAY Nearly People I'aid to Past the Gate nt the air Owosso September 28 This has been the banner day in the history of the Shia wassee County Agricultural Association The paid admissions to the fair to day were 7864 the largest number that was ever on the ground The speed depart ment had unusually strong attractions and the bicycle horse chariot and dog races proved very exciting Company Michigan National Guards gave an exhibition drill that greatly pleased the immense crowd To special attractions are fully as good as those of to day The Indian ball club from the government school at Mt Pleasant will cross bats with the local A club A close game is antici pated as the visiting club has won a reputation for good ball playing THE NEW ASYLUM Seven Vpper Penfnsnln Cities Are in (lie Mace for It Lansing September 28 There are several Upper Peninsula cities in the field asking for the location of the new asylum an ap propriation for the establishment of which was made by the last Legislature St 1g nace offers two sites of 500 and 480 acres respectively Newberry one site containing 4X acres Marquette two sites of 400 acres each Sault Ste Marie three sites of 400 acres each Ontonagon four sites of 514 403 440 and 423 acres respectively Menom inee on site of 400 acres offers one site and Escanaba has withdrawn from the contest A meeting of the State Board of Corrections and Charities will soon be held upon the call of Secretary Storrs at which the location will probably be determined upon Resignation of Dr Sauer man Lansing September 28 Dr Sauerman Inspector of immigrants and quarantine at the Soo for the state board of health has resigned his resignation has been ac cepted but his successor has not been named Inspector Sauerman recently caused the arrest of a conductor on the Minneapolis St Paul A Ste Marie Railway for violating quarantine regulations and detained an immigrant as a witness As the health law gave him no power to do this the prosecuting attorney ordered the case discontinued Dr Sauerman believed that the prosecutor was to blame for the failure of the case ana feeling that he could therefore accomplish nothing re signed Genesee County Items lint September 28 The dwelling house of red Bloss of Mundy was totally destroyed by fire last night together with the household furniture Mr Bloss is visit ing at the world's fair since Monday last and his family were away at the time of the fire The loss will reach $1009 About 5(w people visited the lushing air yesterday The display is a credit to the hustling township and village The races were an excellent feature of the sport Sheriff Garner has returned after an un successful hunt after the parties who broke into and stole the contents of the postoffice at Otisville a few days ago Eighth Michigan Cavalry Lansing September The annual re union of the Eighth Michigan Cavalry closed to day at Representative Hall with the election of the following officers: Presi dent rank Kellogg Battle Creek vice presidents Elisha Mix Allegan: Lee Lansing Murray Homer Lamb Dryden Wormer Detroit Baird Holly: chaplain Haulick Sparta secretary and treasurer Thomas XV Mc Kee Lansing The next reunion will be held on the second day of the state fair in this city next year A Chance for Bandit Grand Rapids September 2b (Special) The Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad pay car will not be robbed upon its next trip Paymaster Sullivan announced to night that he will take three extra men with him and the whole crowd will be armed with Winchesters and revolvers The car always carries a large sum of money but will hardly be worth trifling with ire at Evergreen Cass City September 2S On Tuesday morning' about 10 a serious fire occurred on the farm of John Davis Ever green Township The fire caught from a thrashing engine and consumed two barns and a stable together with 600 bushels of grain and thirty tons of hay The imple ments and stock were saved Loss estimat ed at $1090 no insurance State Item Ludington is arranging for a lecture course the coming winter The store of Lessiter at Grattan was entered by burglars Wednesdav night and $80 stolen A and monument will be unveiled at Big Rapids next Wednesdav at 2 o'clock and the city has made ex tensive preparations for the event Howard City incendiaries set fire to an unoccupied house at an early hour Thurs day morning and while the firemen ere at work there set fire to a barn in another quarter Both buildings were consumed James Eggleston register of deeds for Allegan County died Thursday morning at the age of 57 years He was a member of Company Thirteenth Michigan Infan try during the war and was a member of" the State Legislature in 1875 Joseph Maul a Saginaw carpenter is be hind the bars on a charge of extreme cru elty to his 4 year old son Jacob whom the complainant alleges he knocked down with a board three feet long and maltreated in a terrible manner The little fellow is cov ered with bruises Two Monroe brothers heard a noise in the chicken coop and went out to inves tigate A man dashed out of the coop an I started for the river on a run One of the brothers ran after him and commenced fir ing with a revolver Then something hit him square across the mouth and he sat down and commenced picking out the brok en teeth COURT NEWS Two More Application Made for Writs of Habeas Corpus Charles Heinicke Jr commenced a $100 Cmj suit against Anthony Petz yesterday alleging slander Wm Parsons 17 years old and a resi dent of the twelfth ward has been ordered committed to the insane asylum at Pon tiac James McGough of Van Buren has ap plied to Judge Durfee for permission to re move his wife Alary McGough to the county insane asylum as a private pa tient Allen Corey has filed an answer to an nie bill for divorce He denies the allegations of on support and charging her with desertion asks for the benefit of a cross bill Theodore De Claire Jr who was sent to jail a week ago for contempt of court in refusing to pay alimony to his wife who is suing him for divorce was ordered re leased from custody yesterday on payment of the alimony and solicitors' fees Mrs Anna Rodda a teacher in the Cass school secured a verdict against Benj Van Cleve a real estate agent for $603 in Judge court yesterday The suit was for commission on the sale of some property which Van Cleve held and for which Mrs Rodda found a purchaser on the understanding that she was to have 2 per cent of the selling price Jane Loree has filed a bill for divorce from Gideon Loree to whom she was married in Nelson Ont in November 183 non support and cruelty being the grounds of the bill xThe couple have five children Judge razer issued an injunction yester day preventing the defendant from entering the house occupied by his wife ana chil dren at 634 Michigan avenue and from in any way interfering with her or them Lewis Stison was sent to the Detroit House of Correction by a justice of the peace from Oakland County for ninety days in default of the payment of a fine of 10 imposed on him for assaulting his father Stison claims that the justice exceeded 13 jurisdiction when he imposed the $2w tine and he has applied to the ayne Circuit Court for his release from custody by a writ of habeas corpus Judge razer will hear the matter to day Valentine Dresch was arrested Tuesday and locked up in jail on a warrant issued by Justice at the instance of the Vienna Brewing Company who claimed that Dresch had disposed of his saloon at 1349 Jefferson avenue in an attempt to de fraud them of a bill he owed them amount ing to $290 Dresch applied to the Wayne Circuit Court yesterday morning for a writ of habeas corpus on the ground that he was illegally detained In custody The writ was allowed by Judge razer and made returnable October 2 at 9:30 a Wnyne Circuit Court NEW LAW Samuel Ilandford vs Isaac Crawford As sumpsit J2000 II Woodbury attorney 32350 AUni Hitchcock vs Judson II Black Assumpsit $3000 Bowen Douglas Ac Whiting attorneys Seward Clark et al vs Ilham Haupt Replevin George Radford aud Ed ward A Banies attorneys Charles Heinieke Jr Anthony Trespass on the case $19000 John Atkinson at torney National Cash Register Company vs Hy man Goldman Replevin Van Zlle Robson attorneys Returns on appeal from Justices Court William Smith vs Bridget Kinsella et al Assumpsit $450 Charles Stewart attorney 32587 Nathan Richman vs Moses Greenberg et al Replevin rank Igdge attorney CHANCERY CASES 13877 Jane Lree vs Gideon Loree Bill lor divorce Sullivan Mason solicitors BEORE JUDGE RAZER Mattis Obert vs William England judgment of non suit diaries Worthington vs rederick Chldsev: jury trial in progress Joseph Myerbofer vs Josephine Gaukler: plaintiff appears and sub mits to non suit judgment entered Petition of wis Stison for writ of habeas corpus hearing adjourned to September 29 BEORE JUDGE REILLY James AIcDonald et al vs William Banna et al decree signed bond Sled and case settled Anna Rodda vs Benjamin Van Cleve ver dict for plaintiff for 8603 Albert Ewald vs John Rllev jury trial In progress JUDGE GARTNER Lizzie Do Claire vs Theodore De Claire Jr order discharging defendant from custody ort Street Union Depot Company vs Absalom Backus et al in progress Siegmund Simon et al vs ecbhelmer et al older to show cause etc returnable October 9 HOW A LADY HITS A HAT Some Charming ull gtyle at Hun ter Glenn Opening Of all the feminine fancle there are none so mysterious as that which creates a head gear craze It is divine prerog ative to be more beautiful than man and it is also her right to enhance that attrac tion by artificial means A man would be completely at sea were he to start out one morning and attempt to find what he in a hat had he as many styles designs and qualities to choose from as a lady But the lady gets there without a mur mur She enters a millinery store looks at 5S4 hats trys on 870 and finally selects one which fits her if she is tasteful as though it were an integral part of her anatomy Women are singular creatures as Artemus Ward observed and to study their charms you have to accompany them to a millinery opening like that of Hunter Glenn Hunter's yesterday and the day before This opening was one of the crowning ones in the millinery history of Detroit The ladies were fairly beside themselves at the marvelous beauty of the fall novelties Mr Thomson the af fable confidential man of the firm ushered the visitor into the holy of holies ex clusively dedicated to the goddess of fail novelties This charming boudoir is situ ated on the second floor and is presided over by Mrs atton a queenly lady of verv refined tastes She is ably assisted by 'Miss Rhein and Miss Hoyt the latter a relent arrival from New York where she graduated in the highest art of the modeste Ladies thronged the millinery parlors all enthusiastic over the latest gems of the artist Something caught the attraction of the visitor In the large glass cases walled the department and these and center tables were filled with hats in all the most con desicns black plumes being the most con spicuous decorations It seemed everv and the place was wanted to buy some hat or at least to try one on and see how it Glance at that over yonder She has just removed her own hat which Is built on a flower garden order She Is about to try on a Rembrandt trimmed with ostrich plumes She looks stunning In the new headwear Does it suit? No She picks up another called the Napoleon constructed like the hat of the Little Cor poral and bound to become popular It was admired but another the Josephine took its place She examined several and finallv made the tour of the parlor becom ing more enthusiastic as she went until finallv she halted at her own she ejaculated are so niariv beautiful designs that I cannot decide which I will Here the queenly taste of Airs Patton came into play is something which will suit your type of she re marked as she picked up a stylish toque called a Liliius of black rench felt trimmed with handsome plume The ef fect was exceedingly remarkable Mrs Patton had captivated the customer The hat fitted so bewitchingly that all the ladies noticed it immediately The manner in which visitors are made to feel at home at Hunter Glenn 2c and the pains which are usually taken to please them makes the firm popular Thousands of ladies visited the store yes terdav and examined the four floors filled with beautiful fall and winter clothing The place was very artistically decorated with palms and potted plants The at tractiveness of the show windows was the talk of the avenue and praise for the decorative features of the store could be heard on every side They will surely and positively cure you Little Liver Pills The Lust of the Season The Star Line steamer Idlewild will give another fifty cent excursion to Port Huron and all way ports next Sunday which will be her last trip for this season The steam er Arundell will go to the lats Sunday af ternoon at 3 o'clock and will continue to leave Detroit for Port Huron and way ports everj week day at 3:30 until the close of navigation ROM REE READERS The Increased Valuation To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press In a local article of September 25 1393 you state in his efforts to keep the bonded debt of the city within the two per cent limit of valuation Mayor Pingree caused the valuation to be raised some $15 000000 last and quote a citizen as saying the State Board of Equaliza tion meets in a few days and shoves that much additional of the enormous state tax for this year onto Wayne County There Is no truth in the foregoing In the first place the assessors make the valuations and not the Mayor The fact that they increased the valuation fayors the poor and not ths rich man or capital ist There is a natural increase in valuation every year from new buildings erected also on account of the necessity of equal izing values but this year the Board of Assessors made special efforts to unearth the cash and securities owned or controlled by capitalists thereby lessening the bur den of taxation In the second place the State Board of Equalization has nothing to do with the assessment this year or for three years to come in regard to the equalization of as sessments for Wayne County or any other countv in this state statutes section 319 page 166 states "That there shall be a state board of equalization to consist of the Lieut Governor Auditor General Secretary of State State Treasurer and Commissioner of Land Office whose duty it shall be in the year 1S51 and every fifth year there after to equalize the assessment on all tax able propertj" in the state (except that pay ing specific You will perceive therefore that they met in 1891 and will not meet again until 1S96 If the aforesaid citizen desires no injus tice done Wayne County in equalizing let him commence proceedings against certain counties in this state that fail to comply with the law and assess property at from twenty to fifty per cent of its value The Board of Assessors of the City of Detroit are sworn to comply with the law and endeavor to do so or the Board of Assessors RED ARNSWORTH President Detroit September 27 1893 Yesterday's Small ires A defective chimney in a drug store at 571 Antoine street called the fire depart ment to box 452 at 7:37 yesterday morning damage nominal The alarm from box 347 at 11:05 o'clock yesterday morning was caused by the par tial burning of a dwelling at 404 Trumbull avenue occupied by Raynor Cause unknown damage $201 The explosion of a gasoline stove at 23 Columbia street caused an alarm from box 412 at 12:09 yesterday afternoon no damage Box 237 was pulled at 3:52 yester day afternoon for a small fire at 231 Wil lis avenue east caused by an overheated stove damage $25 About 4:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire was discovered in a two story brick store at 111 Bates street and an alarm was sent in from box 4 The interior was badly scorched but the origin of the fire is not known as the building was unoccupied damage $200 or the Benefit of Grays A musical and literary entertainment was given in the school hall attached to St John's Church corner of Chestnut and Russell streets last night for the benefit of the St John's Grays There was a large attendance and though the programme was a long one it was listened to with pleasure During the evening Samuel Burroughs gave an interesting talk on "Reminiscences of the Atlanta The following also contributed to the even enjoyment: Master rank Holder ness Messrs rohn Henry Myll Carl Toelle Home Musical Society Otto Lindemeyer Theodore Goebel Chas Holz Seidtke Sohns Ginst er Geo Leipziger A Lelpziger Master Eddie Apt Misses Benziger Reibling Nette Bennett and Welz Shot in the Neek Gustave Golnick 16 years old and resil ing with his father Golnick at 846 McDougall avenue Harper Hos pital with a pistol ball in his neck Young Golnick and Ills cousin rank Herman about' the same age were employed to watch a house that was being moved at the corner of Willis avenue and Monroe street and about 8 o'clock last evening while the cousin was handling a revolver it was accidently discharged the bullet lodging in neck making a serious though not necessarily fatal wound The ball is a long 22 callber and will not be removed unless the symptoms are such as to make Ils removal necessary Local Brevities Congressman Wheeler the widely known ship builder of West Bay City was in Detroit yesterday Health Officer McLeod stated yesterday that the number of house to house inspec tors would be greatly reduced within the next two weeks when their work will have nearly been completed Coroner Brown held an inquest vesterdav afternoon in the case of Willie Blackburn the 6 year old boy who was thrown from a wagon and killed by reason of the horses running away It as shown that no one was to blame and the jury found that his death was accidental Through a mistake yesterday's ree Press stated that Roundsman Schmelzer was tried by the Board of Police Commissioners on a charge brought by Airs Davidson for cruelly beating her husband It should have read Patrolman Schmelzer there be ing two members on the force of that narnie AAIRS AT RIO DE JANEIRO Tlie Latest Dispatch Says the leet Reonined the Bombardnient Paris September 28 A private cable mes sage received in this city from Rio de Janeiro and coming from an American source denies the truth of the report re ceived here to the effect that the warships belonging to the squadron commanded by Admiral de Aiellos were silenced after open ing fire upon Rio de Janeiro by the guns of the land forts at the mouth of the har bor The forts at Rio according to this dis patch never tried a shot at the rebel ships for fear of hurting friends and damaging property and because the little ammuni tion they have in their magazines is held In reserve in view of a possible attack upon the forts themselves The Inhabitants of Rio de Janeiro hoped and are still hoping for foreign interven tion in their favor and the commanders of the foreign warships are said to have been frequently appealed to on the subject with no definite result though the report has reached here that the foreign ships have intervened in favor of Rio de Janeiro Some surprise is expressed here at the fact that the United States Government has not yet received accurate news from Rio especially as it is announced here that the cruiser Charleston has reached that port People here believe that the United States Government would be able to obtain news from Rio when any other government would be unable to do so The dispatch from Rio also says that the British foreign office has dispatched an urgent cable message to the British minis ter at Rio de Janeiro and that upon its answer depends the action of the British war vessels in these waters London September 23 A private cable message received here this afternoon says that the rebel fleet resumed the bombard ment of Rio de Janeiro this morning The llangarinn Budget Buda Pesth September 28 The Hungar ian budget for 1894 shows a total surplus of 1168 florins a decrease of 418434 florins compared with 1893 Habitual constipation cured by Carters Little Liver Pills One are to Chicago aud Return The will sell tickets to Chicago and return at one fare rate on September 28 October 3 5 7 and via St Joseph and boat Tickets will be good ten days and not good in parlor or sleeping cars Ask ticket agents for full informa tion GEO DE HAVEN A Special Train To the air over Lake Shore route leaves from Brush street station at a October 4 Tickets and further information at City Ticket Office 66 Wood ward avenue and at station THE REDS MEANT BUSINESS THE PRESIDENT AT THE AIR CATARRHAI AECTIONS Vienna Police Claim to Have Un earthed a Monster Conspiracy Vienna September In spite of the efforts made by irresponsible news agen cies to belittle the story of the arrest in this city on September 23 of a number of anarchists In a house on Siebenbrunner strasse the fact remains that the police of this city did upon that occasion discover a great conspiracy On September 23 the police when they found in the house on Siebenbrunner street in this city cases of revolvers bombs ready for loading ex plosives at hand with which to load the bombs and coats with leather linings to which hooks for suspending bombs were at tached also discovered In the walls and furniture of the house where the coats were also found documents of a most im portant nature The full particulars of the plot discovered were not made public at the time the police made the arrests on toiebenbrunner strasse The Austrian po lice say now that the investigation made since September 23 shows that the anar cnists intended to smutrerle a quantity of dynamite into the underground portion of the Reichsrath and when that body met on October 10 to blow the Reichsrath sky high and strike terror into the hearts o'f the enemies of the independent group of socialists to which the anarchists arrested on September 23 here belonged But the Reichsrath was not the only building the anarchists intended to blow up on October 10 they had their plans also fully prepared to blow up the town hall In this building over 1000 people would have been destroyed on October 10 had the police not unearthed the anarchist plot on September 23 Even this was not the full extent of the terrible conspiracy discovered A number of other important buildings on the Ring strasse one of the finest streets in Europe were doomed to destruction and everybody in them on the day appointed for the anar chist outbreak the university another building was also to be undermined with dynamite as was the famous historical museum of Vienna and other fine buildings of a similar nature the Hofburg theater opposite the Rathhaus was also marked out for dynamiting Now comes so far as the United States is concerned the strangest part of the whole conspiracy It has been announced that the bombs of the Vienna anarchists were manufactured according to the for mula prepared by Herr Alost of New York Correspondence between the anar chists here and those at Chicago is said to be in the hands of the Austrian police who it would seem must have communi cated with the police of Chicago on the sub ject New York September John Alost the leader of the anarchists in New York was visibly excited as well as indignant when the report was published to day that the A ienna dynamiters were sustained by the anarchists here in their plan to blow tip the Austrian government building one but an idiot could credit such nonsense" said Most would be the hight of ab surdity for the outraged workingmen of Vi enna to conceive such a plot and then to risk the discovery which would be Involved by trusting its details to the mails Noth ing is sacred from the eyes of the govern ment spies" NOT A NVAltM NVELCOME The rench Not so Enthusiastic Over Hie Visit of the Russians Paris September It is now evident that the semi official and official warnings which the rench government has received from Russia in regard to putting a check upon the extra demonstrativeness of the rench people in connection with the visit of the Russian fleet at Toulon are having their effect To day the Gaulois says that the Russian fleet will not be received by the President of the rench republic but that it will be elcomed by Admiral Rieu nier commander of the naval forces at Toulon and by Jen Borieus in command of the military forces at the port mentioned It is added however the Goulois savs that on the departure of the Russian "visitors from Paris President Carnot will announce to the Russian officers his Intention of pay ing them a return visit at Toulon soon af ter their return to their ships Then again yesterday the municipal au thorities of Toulon were informed that thev could not have the 500090 francs asked for from the government in order to enter tain the Russian visitors and that they must yay tor any projected entertainment out of their own funds All this has cast a chill over rance and has given much satisfaction to neighbor ing nations for it has plainly indicated the fact that rance cannot rely to any great degree upon the friendship of Russia and that this friendship is based upon the understanding that Russia is to do as she pleases but that rance must follow the guidance of Russia it she desires the lat ter to remain her friend THE WOHK ROBBERS Three Killed and our Injured In the Wreck at Gulfport Miss Nashville Tenn September 28 our per sons were injured in the wreck at Gulf port Aliss They are rank Coffin engin eer Mobile seriously injured in head George Alorgan fireman New Orleans head crushed Joseph Hughes mail agent Mobile hurt internally Three unknown negroes were killed The wreck was un doubtedly the work of robbers A mall sack left on the track at Gulfport was found in the woods gutted and contents scattered Cl BRENT CONDENSATIONS It was learned at Boston yesterday that the donor of to Harvard University a year ago to build equip and maintain a reading room the Identity of whom has created a good deal of speculation was the late rederick Ames The uerst Bismarck of the Hamburg American line beat her own best previous eastward record to Southampton by forty five minutes yesterday Her time from Sandy Hook bar to the Needles was six days eleven hours and forty five minutes Judge Lacomb of the United States Court Thursday appointed Daniel Al Jarvis of Kansas City and Roland Conkling of New York Citv as receivers for the Jar vis Conkling Mortgage Trust Company of Missouri The capital stock issued and outstanding is $3750 W) A Scriom Disagreement Rome September There has been a new and most serious disagreement between King Humbert and the Vatican The Pope refuses to recognize the king's right to nominate a patriarch for Venice and in con sequence the Italian ministry has decided to refuse exequatur to all bishops nomin ated at the last consistory ACIAL BLEMISHES The largest in the world for the treatment of the Skin Scalp Nerves and Blood removal of Moles Warts Pimples reckles Tan Red Veins Super iiuous Hair Powder and Birth Mark aud all Skin ini perfection 20 years practical experience In acial Soap for the comnlexion Send IPe for 7 Cake and 150 aire Book illustrated on in fi aiiv addKii JOHN WOODBURY Dermatologistnitet free 25 Vet Sample sil sft MUM CAL Detroit Conservatory of Music? Special attention la directed to the oppurtonltle pretax Imt obviinicg bigd ch thoroughly relia ble VOCAL INSTRUCTION stall in this pe cUlty includes: MR NORTON formerly aopraoo of the urr trt lrefeby nan Church and Arthur ton Choir pupil of Senior Uiuseppe ertal Milan end Mm Ce Latinay arts Mits Alice Awlnw soprano of the Jefferson Avenue vy teriaii Jtuircto pupil of the late Mrs Homer twver of Boston Mme de la Grange aris a William shakspeare London Yederle 1 Abel graduate of the Raff Conserva tors at rankfonrOO the Maiii and vocal pupil of Gas tex feta I'roHpPCtus on application IL HAHN Director til Woodward Ave Mehan Sciool of Vocal Art In it new and permanent charters 531 Woodward Ave Tel 3717 ALL TERM BEGINS SEPT 11 HaSSRS NOW BEING 1M4MED MEHAN Direct Exposition Authorities Want Him to Visit the Show Again Washington September 28 Director Gen eral George Davis of the World's Colum bian Exposition is in the city While here he will call on the President to pay his re spects ard will incidentally suggest to him the propriety of his visiting the world a fair at the end of October and be present at its close as he was at its opening Davis thinks that the President and his family should see the exposition in its en tirety and says the Chicago people would be gratified to have them come and see its wonders A formal letter requesting the President presence at the close of the fall will be sent to him by the exposition officials at a very early date There'll be No Strike Terre Haute September Grand Master Sargent has just made the following state ment to an Associated Press representa tive will be no strike on the Big our road I am in receipt of a telegram from Mr Underhill the chairman at Cincinnati saying the men had accepted the situation I leave to morrow for Den ver to look into the trouble over a cut in wages on the Denver Rio Grande I cannot tell how the vote stood but 1 sup pose it will be announced There will be no trouble on the Big our Killed Taenty Native London September A dispatch to the Times from Cape Town says that Chief Witbool has destroyed twenty German wagons which were on their way from Wendholk to Swakop our wagons re turning from Swakop were also destroyed The chief in another case captured 499 oxen and a quantity of arms and killed twenty natives but spared all the Germans Tyler lint the Ttvo Mile Record Springfield Mass September Harry Tyler who beat Zimmerman and Sanger out in the recent meeting held here added another to his laurels to day by breaking the record for two miles riding the distance nine seconds faster than did Osmond the English rider who made the world's record lust month in England Economy she said slowly as one who has long thought over the subject nml wished to make it impressive smoke a great He not being able to deny the fact smiled assent cigars a she said shaking her head he answered she repeated twenty cents he again replied are ten cents "That is seventy cents a day" she mur mured taking out a pencil and paper "and and $255 50 a year at ten cents figure he retorted was the whispered answer is only for your sake been think ing and you know Her eyes dimmed and she could not speak but her fiance caught her hand he cried will 1 will She shook her head dolefully causing the tears to fall upon the roses in her lap like the summer dew will he continued are ten cent cigars but beloved by smok ing seven a day I get a discount from the dealer and they cost me only eight rents each SO I save $51 10 a year by that meth She looked at him a moment an! then laid her head on his shoulder she whispered "you are economical after Bazar Its earful Rnxnew Known to Every body but Nome Know not Where to ind Cure Within Their Means Mm Etyerlencc "Nostrils stopped headache" "Ringing in ears and "Nausea ami distress after in bowels" and cold flashes" pain In left languor and "Entirely unfit for work" The above are symptoms enumerated by Airs Minnie Alunro residing at Com monwealth avenue Continuing Mrs Mun ro says are the troubles that made my life miserable for eleven years I could not be on my feet more than two hours at a timo on account of dragging weight in bowels A terrible pain In breast ami shoulders would compel me to sit up nights Indeed It would be difficult to ful ly describe my miserable condition at the time I called upon Dre Copeland an Shultz have treated with a great many phy sicians but never received any benefits until I commenced me copeland treat ment The result of their treatment has been more than satisfactory Almost ev eryone of the above symptoms have dis appeared and I feel like living now 1 glad ly put my case before the public that others suffering as 1 did may benefit by my ex A 5 i 'e (MRS MIX MU COMMOMVILYLTII HOME TREATMENT Unexcelled treatment by mall Diseases diagnosed by symptom blank Questions about all chronic diseases cheerfully an swered Write for symptom blank COPELAND Medical Institute Permanently located in Detroit Room I A 5 I 1 rvlly llullllig Wileox street one block east of Woodward avenue DR COPELAND DR SHULTZ hours: 9 to 11 in 2 to 5 7 to 8 Sunday to 12 a rn AMUSEMENTI QETROIT OPERA HOUSE Mr Roland Reed Every Evening Matinee Saturday LEND ME YOUR WIE ext Week AllISTCCK LYCEUM MfUiaes Totiizht Pa Sat Mat Lor Sat Night 141" Between acts Midway the Arabian Twirl Night Price $1 75c 50c and October 2 3 THE SILVER KING hitney crano opfra house GARWOWi Mauager NIIJSW LILLIAN LEWIS Plaisance Overture ana Simply Soak Boil and Rinse Then easy enough and safe enough too Mill ions of women this way Are you? Soak your clothes in Pearline and water (over night is best) boil them in Pearline and I I are wasl water twenty minutes rinse them and they will be clean When you think what you save by doing away with the rubbing the saving of health the saving of clothes the sav ing of hard work time and money then it time to think about washing with Pearline Reward of unitallorxa 855 JAMES YJLE PR SPINNEY THE OLD RELIABLE SPECIALIST 2S in the treat ment ot 'HIRO I and LLNG bl CATARRH ASTHMA BRONCHITIS Xervoua Chronic and Special Dl I eae ot weu and women LOST MANHOOD I Kidney an Bladder Iroiiblen npcriny Gociurrhea Varicocele KtrirUirr Pile and cured without pni a Na cutting phllU and all jllood and Diaeaaca cured without mercury YOUNG MEN i Suffering from the effects of yoathfnl fol! lai or la discretions or ar troubled with weaJrnea NervouM Debility Jxmim of MPtnory Deapcxulency Abandon SoHty Kidney Trouble or any diaeaa tb Jenito Organs can heru find a safa and speedy cure Omneea reasonable especially to jxr Cure Uuaranleed MIODLE ACED MEN There ar many troubled with freqnn uatlon1 it the bladder ofteu aorompailad lr al slight smarting burnlnx wnsa lm and weaken Ing of tb system in a manner the patient nmrd account fr aia examining the urinary leplts a ropy sediment will ofu be fsisl and some Urnes particle of albmmn win appear the coloe will be of a thin mllklsli hue aitaln changing to dark turbid appearance There are many men who die of thia difficulty Ignorant of the cause will la the xrM stage ot setnluul weakness The ductor will guarant a perfect cure In all such cases aud healthy restoration of the genitourinary organa Cuusuitatlou fr Tb utablo to call can write full pertlcnlara ot their cssc and have medicine nt by express with full lnstnictlor tjt Mention this paper when writing DR SPINNEY CO Corner Vvoodward Avenue and litabeth Streal 5UC1 1 1 Office a tn to 9 nx 9 to 10:30 a rn only Andrew Spinner of tills city WU visits Interior towns reetvisg 'ettet1 al hotels la no way connected with this Cnn A WEEK HILAELTY A Golden Glittering Gleam of Mirth Mtxsic and Enjoyment Next Bessie Bonehill In 1'laymates WONDERLAJW Trop MISS The only lady in the world who imitates the quaint necro MAIO MAk Tallest Woman on Earth PRINCE TINYMITE Tbs Mldgvi Checker Player THE 4 EMPERORS MUSIC THE NAHM's in VAN CORE Contortionist BILLY CLIORO Cornedlart the SPANISH ORCHESTRA And a horde of other 10c STEA iH ANCHOR I fid United States Mull Straiunhlpg Sail from Xevr Yurlt Every Saturday OR GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY itates tor feafcou x'uaMiugw By Cl KO31K QZu and opwajrd Other bteasurs Cabin 145 aud upward uocommodathxia and kxiatkAJi of ruao iiicuaiiou TukeU at Reduced Rate Becond Cabin $3U Steerage Outward Prepaid 3 1 Second Cabin from GLauw or Derry 933 at Lonrm Current Itatca or ocxk of Toure aud other taformaibi appTy to HEXDRKSON BRIHEK3 7 Jkrwltajf Green Or I AUDER Cadillac Square or LSK 70 Woodward ae or JAS iilllNEX Woodward tn Detroit BegMmg irst Wack Second Week WEAK MEN INSTANT RELIE Cure 14 EDEC day rctuna i tend I VI EC my feiiow setferffits a presc nptkitt tu eaUrve weak A sere cure for Endstfoat Lost Xerrsm DcUUry ancocele etc Addrefct RWkjght Mikic fatir Jrt Detroit ree Press Engraving: Coatemplata Issuing a New Catalckue Get Oux Brice oa the EK GE A VING and ELECTROTYPING Ve Can Bar You Money 01.