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4 THE WEATHER Offer 6S sw 02 PAGUE Official in Charge Pittmans Dean Ca 244 Woodward Ave COAL attended Bring Your Watches (or repato Kolshoven Co MRS JENNESS DEAD HIS IRST SERMONS GAVE MANY PRESENTS AMUSEMENTS INJURIES were fatal WUITNCY Evenings 10c 20c 30c WJTf JVC Matinee lOc irc 25c AMUSEMENTS All Seats The Kind Von Have Always Bought Place of Observation PEOPLE ILIPINOS at the Wed Sat Mats for acceptable State if patented THE PATENT RECI CIRCUS WORKERS HUSTLED SUNDAY 22 31 48 a 1U Maximum Minimum Mean 1OO Chorus LIBERTY IS OR ALL INCLUDING THE Bean the Signatureof 28 38 52 14 33 3 NW sw NW NW NE SB 0 MADE MAYBURY BLUSH Produced with more Grandeur than ever before Next The Girl rom Maxim's SAYS ALL To our store We assure you of the very best workmanship at moderate prices Clocks called for and delivered 'O High Officers Contributed to In teresting Programme GBACB HOSPITAL BED DEDICATED AT DETROIT OPERA HOUSE DETROIT i IRISHMEN DISCUSS MISS GONNETS STATEMENT HOW RING OR INDOOR SHOW WAS PREPARED NEW PASTOR AT BETHANY PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH Union Lodge of No 3 A Regular meeting Monday March 4 ATTRACTION OPENS AT LIGHT GUARD ARMORY TO DAY Children Admitted for Dime With ree Press Coupoh DO NOT AVOR OPEN REBELLION DETROIT CONVETVriOY COMMITTEE PLANNED BOAT RIDE ETC ST ELIZABETH AREWELL TQ HEV A TERNES Detroit ree Press Circus COUPON Benefit Light Guard Tills coupon and 1O cents will admit any child tender years of age Light Guard Armory week of March 4 The Taylor Woolfenden Co 165 to 169 WOODWARD 'VENUE UNERAL DIRECTORS ENGELHARDT NORTON Undertakers and uneral Directors 739 Michigan Phone 2187 SHE WAS MEMBER THE MTVER' NON SOCIETY Lady Maccabees swarmed at the Detroit opera' house yesterday afternoon to enjoy the exercises dedicating the free bed which the order has established at Grace hos pital for the members of hives in Michi gan who are in need of hospital attention It was a large audience and was composed almost entirely of ladies although there were a few men present The stage was decorated with palms and flowers and chairs were set for the great officers of the Michigan who occupied places of honor They were: Mrs rances Burns of St Louis Mich great commander Mrs Rachel Bailey of Grand Rapids great lieutenant commander Miss Emma Bower of Ann Arbor great record keeper and Mrs Susie Graves of Port Huron great finance keeper With them were Dr Emma Cook chairman of the bed committee Mayor Maybury Rev Arnold rectar of St Peter's Episcopal church and Rev Paul Cur nick pt tor of Simpson church The exercises opened with a medley of patriotic airs played by orchestra concluding with The orchestra rose while they played this and the audience followed their good example While all were standing Mrs Burns intro duced Dr Arnold who opened the formal ceremonies with prayer Mrs Burns made a brief recounting of the interests which led "up to the placing the bed in the hos pital and expressed the hope that it would be but one of many which would be estab lished by the women of Michigan Her in troduction of the mayor made an instan taneous hit After referring to his large acquaintance in the Mate she said: "1 think it an especially happy omen that Mr Maybury is with us to day It may be that his association with the 20000 women of this order in state will be of benefit to him and that we may soon succeed in relieving his lonely The mayor blushed and the house laughed but his honor was disconcerted only for a moment He rallied gracefully and assured Mrs Burns that he might hold the order to her promise Then in a short speech he congratulated the order on the great work it had done declaring that the Impulse which had led up to having the bed placed in the hospital was of divine origin He was followed by Mrs Rachel A Bailey of Grand Rapids who spoke briefly of the plans of' the order for maintaining the bed and for increasing the number of beds in the hospitals as soon as possible1 Informal remarks were made by the great hive officers 'and then Dr Emma Cook chairman of the committee which had charge of placing the bed in the hospital spoke briefly is a little over eighteen months since we began active said the doctor last Monday the money amounting to $5000 was turned over by1 our great record keeper Miss Emma Bower The bed was put up the first of March and we have someone in it already with several more The ceremonies concluded with a benediction pronounced by Dr Curnick In the course of the exercises a musical and literary programme was furnished Mr Harry Williamson Miss Isabella Smith and Miss Pauline Childs sang and Miss lor ence Munro gave an instrumental orchestra played three numbers and Miss Alice inley recited The quartet of the was to have sung one number but owing to the illness of Miss Evans they were un able to appear may succeed in relieving his LONELY BACHELORDOM DETROIT UNION TO DIS CUSS THIS TO DAY The Av convention committeee at Sacred Heart 'C ALhall corner of Rivard and Watson streets yesterday after noon considered plans for entertaining the honored guests and delegates to the annual convention that willbe held in this city be ginning July 31 It was decided to charter the steamer Promise and give the delegates a boat ride on the river on Wednesday afternoon July 31 Thursday evening a re ception will be tendered Bishops McQuaid of Rochester and oley of Detroit and the supreme officers at the Detroit Licht Guard armory Saturday evening the he vly elected officers will be tendered a re ception at either the Hotel Cadillac or the Light Guard armory All was 'bustle and excitement at the Light Guard armory Yesterday afternoon as Manager Edward Shipp and his stiore of busy assistants were preparing for the opening the winter circus this afternoon Under his experienced hand a transforma tion was rapidly taking place and it was not long before the big armory presented a striking contrast On the spot where lead ing men of the land had assembled a few days ago and poured forth their eloquence a forty foot circus ring was being con structed ashes and clay in plenty were being spread on the' floor where but a short time previous leaders of society had sat and listened to Mme Sembrich and other singers of prominence Almost on the very spot that literary men orators and clergy have talked from men were busily erecting a circus mechanic and in the iron rafters men were suspending tra pezes and other mechanical devices for men and women to show their skill arid daring It was an interesting sight In a very short space of time the inte rior of the building seemed changed In one corner of the room were several men under the supervision of a performer erecting a stolid nickel frame for an act that is calculated to astonish even the ola time circusgoer Men were testing ropes for the aerialists for it is an unwritten law with circus performers never to put up a contrivance that is not known to be abso lutely safe Carpenters were busy con structing the ring and at the entrance men were building a temporary drive for six beautiful iron grays The ring Itself was being superintended by Manager Shipp and the footing for the knowing horses will be surer than on tent ed circus grounds The foundation is made of ashes to Insure safe footing after which a bed of clay is laid On fop of that will be a covering of shavings In the center of the ring the circus mechanic has been placed and this contrivance will no doubt be well remembered by those who saw the circus last year A prize of $5 is offered by the manage ment to any boy who will ride once around the ring standing on the hack In order that no harm can come to the con testant the circus mechanic is used and as soon as he slips from the horse's back he is suspended in the air by the rope It is a difficult feat for the untrained boy to accomplish but it causes considerable amusement and the youngsters are always willing to take the chance When the circus was in Cedar Rapids a few weeks ago one bright faced little lad came forward and made the ride without any difficulty The audience went wild with delight and cheered the little fellow lustily as he received' the prize from Mr Shipp It turned out afterwards that the boy was more than he pretended to be He was a jockey and had been practicing standing on a pony that he owned Mr Shipp said yesterday afterno on that the prize would be given to any one who suc ceeded in making tne me Most of the circus performers the performance at Wonderland yesterday afternoon but as the circus is now on its eighth successful week there is no need of rehearsal One of the most difficult acts on the bill is given by Carlosa who walks up and down facing and backwards on an unsupported ladder He is one of the few who have accomplished this feat suc cessfully The Young Brothers with their novel turn of aerial casting the Gillmore trio the Adairs with their novelty balanc ing and musical act: Nellie Chenette who swings in mid air suspended by her teeth and a host of fun makers are on the pro gramme Miss Julia Lowaride who Is Mr wife is one of the most graceful daring and accomplished riders in the profession io uay ana net ciever worK on tne back of her favorite gray will be one of the fea tures of the performance Oakley (better known as Adair Moore and Carlos the clowns will liven things with their funny antics poses arc funny In themselves while his associates have collected a supply of new jokes that have been scoring heavily wherever they have been offered Ab Johnson who is called th 3 champion double somersault leaper IS with the show The members of the Light Guard under whose auspices the circus is given have been working hard to make the show a success and it is expected that large crowds will attend every performance The opening will take place this evening after which performances will be given every afternoon and evening during the week In order that every child may see the performance The ree Press has made ar rangements with the management to as sume the burden of the expense The reg ular price of admission is twenty five cents but by presenting The ree Press coupon and ten Cents any child under 12 years of age will be admitted Under no conditions will this reduction be made un less the coupon is presented Cloudy SB rutin Cloudy tv Cloudy Pt cldy Clear uiear Cloudy Pt ddy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy SB Pt cldy SW what I know of Miss Maud said Barden president of the A can believe she would make such a statement as has been credited to that an open rebellion is now the only remedy to which Ireland could look for the alleviation of Its troubles If she did say so I disagree with her There is no crisis' and any such ex treme measures are uncalled for Home rule is accomplishing great reform and will ultimately alleviate Irish oppression" Michael Cook president of the United Irish Societies when shown the statement Miss Gonne is alleged to have made said he is against an open 'rebellion and that the Irish masses would not join in such a movement would be treachery and there would be no hope of success for such a he said parliamentary party in Ireland and the clergy would be against it It would only be countenanced in places where the people are very ignor ant and where they would rather fight than eat rom what I have" learned through correspondence with her manager Miss Gonne does not advocate open rebellion but endeavors to dissuade the Irish from enlisting in the British army which I ap prove of Miss Gonne is a lady of consid erable means and education who is called Joan of Arc She is doing good work among the peasantry and tenants in that She will lecture here Mon day evening March 11 at the Light Guard armory for the benefit of the Boers and will be assisted' by Major McBride who served twelve months with the Irish bri gade in the Transvaal About one nunarea and fifty citizens in terested in 'the cause she is assisting met in the Cowie building yesterday atternoon Quite a number of ladies were in attend ance Expressions of loyal support were givenrby many present Another meeting to perfect arrangements Including a recep tion will be held in the A rooms in the Cowie building Wednesday evening Chicago' March Miss Maud Gonne de clares that the death of Queen Victoria is the forerunner of fall and that the time is not far distant when Ireland will be free i eports received through English channels of Boer reverses are given no credence in said Miss Gonne "If English statistics were to be believed they had annihilated every man woman and child in the Transvaal six months ago The amount of money expended by England in this war has caused as much mourning among her sons as the destruction of her crack regiments too is feeling the tax upon her purse strings and the mutterings of dis content are being heard throughout her en tire dominion The real number of losses in the English army will never be made known and desperate attempts are being made to recruit in every colony controlled by England The success they are having in Ireland is being shown by the attempt to fill the quota of a regiment to be known as the Although every in ducement imaginable has been offered af ter a effort they have succeeded in enlisting 300 of the 1000 men desired death of Queen Victorist will have a beneficial effect on the Irish movement as the womanly qualities for which she was admired surely cannot be shared by her Maud Gonne John Daly mayor of Lim erick and Maj McBride late of the Irish brigade in the Transvaal addressed 2000 of their1 countrymen in Central Music hall Miss 'Gonne quoted facts and figures to prove that parliamentary agitation had been of no usefulness to the Irish cause and that open rebellion is now the only remedy to which her countrymen could look for alleviation of' their troubles Decorations and Cut lowers for all occa sions Schroeter lorist 69 Miami ave and thirty six new The directors or ar Seated upon a platform on the stage which was gaily decorated with flags bunt ing and evergreen in the hall of the St Elizabeth's Catholic school Rev A Ternes listened to the fine addresses and received the large number of gifts which the people of St parish tend ered him as their farewell yesterday after noon The programme was composed of music by the church and the juvenila choirs speeches from representatives of the con gregation and societies 6 Ex Ma John Kessler spoke for the con ffregation presenting a purse of about $200 Mr John Henk representing the ushers me a handsome umbrella and cane An thony petz Jr of the choir presented a nurse Mrs Christina Lempke of the Wo tnen's Sodality presented $30 and represent atives of the other societies gave sums ranging from $10 up making ih all a total rhX) Rev Ternes intends taking an extensive trip through England rance ormunv and Italy During his absence nlv Kenmughs will fill his place Inclined to Believe She Did Not Make It DIED At residence 492 Twenty third street James beloved son of Thomas arid Jessie Britain aged 19 years uneral Monday at 2 March 3 1901' at bls residence 34 Baker 'street Louis Edward son of Rosa and the late Patrick Buchanan uneral from res idence Tuesday morning at 9:45 a and from Holy Trinity church at 10 March 3 1901 Arllne beloved wife of rank DeMosh aged 32 years uneral from parlors Notice of funeral here after At 227 Avery avenue March 3 1901Ervllle Price beloved wife of David ellows and mother of Ethel ellows Varran aged 57 years Services at residence on Tuesday March 5th at 2 Interment at Metamora Michigan ULTON At the residence of her daughter Mrs Isaac Wilkerson 269 Alfred street Dinah ulton uneral Tuesday at 2 March 3 at family residence 138 Joy street rederick Earle youngest son of John and Agness Higginbotham aged 14 years March 3 1901 Luey Merrill wife of John Jenness aged 84 years 10 months uneral services from residence 67 Edmund place Wednesday at 2:30 Burla) pri vate Kindly omit flowers 1 JENNINGS ell asleep Sunday March 3 Beatty eldest child of Rev and Mrs William 'Jen nings Notice of funeral hereafter LA Entered into rest March 1 at resi dence 82 Romeyn street Arthur La Court aged 32' years beloved husband of Eva La Court uneral Tuesday at 8:15 a from house and 9 at Holy Redeemer church Member of Tent Eureka Lodge A March 3 1901 at the residence of her daughter Mrs William Blessed 33 Sel den avenue Isabella Lcithead aged 70 years relict of the late Robert Lelthead uneral Wednesday at 3 from above residence Burial private LONG March 1 at residence of bls 'aunt Mrs Mathew Redmond 564 Brooklyn avenue Will iam Redmond Long aged 8 years 10 months beloved son of Jessie and the late Michael Long uneral Monday '9 a at residence and 9:30 a at SS Peter and cathe dral 4' At residence 177 Third street Edna beloved wife of Wm McKaig and daughter of Wm and Jennie Jones aged 21 years uneral Tuesday at 3 frohi Geist Bros parlors' 37 Macomb street NOBLE March 3 1901 Michael son of Mary A i and the late James Noble aged 43 years uner al will take place from the family residence 18OV4 Bagg street Tuesday March 5 at 2:30 Burial private March 2 1901 at 1 his late residence 317 Sixth street John Reilly aged 74 rears uneral from residence Tuesday at 8:30 and at Holy Trinity church at 9 George beloved husband of Elmina Renaud aged 38 years uneral Tuesday at 8:30 a rn from residence of Mr Tbos Renaud avenue and at 9 from st Ber church REV REED STUART SHOULD SHARE IN PROPERTY EDERATION THE CHURCHES may be a result Of empire thea ter REVIVAL THE DETROIT REE 7 PRESS MONDAY MARCHjI 19017 AIR COLDEIR Washington March orecast for Mon day and Tuesday: Lower air except occasional snows along western and northern lake shore Monday colder brisk t0 high northwesterly winds Tuesday fair Upper air except occasional snow flurries along northern shore Monday coller brisk to high northwesterly winds Tuesday generally fair except snow flurries along northern shore I nited States Weather Bureau Report Detroit Mich March 3 1901 The follow ing observations were taken at the same moment of time (8 m) at the places named below: AfEETINGS Moslem Regular meeting Tuesday March 5 at 8 sharp BAILEY Recorder 7 eeling of Unity Aroused by the Services SAYINGS AND DOINGS THEY MAY SAVE THE IT EENTH WARDER ROM DEEAT Lace Dept One lot POINTE DE PARIS AND VALENCIENNES LACE (up to 5 inches wide) 5ck p6r yard fAETDDIT lEvenlngs 8 Sharp (Local LJKjrl Kvl 1 Mat Wed and Sat at 2 (Time The KI aw Erlanger Opera Co i Present Mrs Lucy Merrill Jenness wife of John Jenness died yesterday at the residence Of her son in law James Goodrich No r7 Edmund Place She was born In ster mvtn Mly 1826 and waae ducated in Cambridge Mass rnnther being old New England one her Delia Sedgwick of Hartford Ct JU ne age of 25 she married John 6 Roxbury Mass and immediately alter that came with him to in Detroit where she has resided continu ously for many years 7n reived 35 years ago mad s' "lilbeh invalid Her mind was of a a however and she was active of charitable work She was a member or the Mt Vernon society and took great in terest in that organization naien Mr and Mrs Jenness of ot whom two are living Mrs No 164 Putnam avenue and Mrs Jam es Goodrich of No CT Edmund Place Her of 165 utriam avenue or her whole life in DetroH 01 ramuna ridue pr legates from the German singing so will meet at turner nan inis even discuss plans for the celebration ofn i 'b bicentenary 1 Inspector LC Newton will leave rrow morning for a trip ns it California Dr Newton goes to family who have been there since vcmljcr Im Lewis a one armed man living at Michigan avenue slipped and fell on walk on Jefferson avenue yesterday He was removed to his home in ambulance liursdav evening at Arbeiter hall the annual dancing party given by the Tash io Association will take place wiiilo the billposters will dance at the same hall Saturday eVening The business difficulty between Charles A Tost and his former employers the National Life Insurance Co has been sat 1 tai torily adjusted so Mr rost states A was mentioned at the time Mr rost set tuned home five weeks ago riday evening the children of the mCm rs of the Hannonie Society will hold a pretty masquerade party The little onesw ill enjoy themselves until 10 after which the older folk will take possession of the halland danceuntil midnight The White and Unfor tunate are the names of the two German playlets which will be produced aterman Salesmen's hall on the evening of March 12 the twenty second anniversary of the Association Dancing will follow the production Patrolman Andrew Boersig has arrested rank Watson a plumber 26 years of age claiming to live on ourteenth avenue on suspicion of the larceny of plumbers' sup plies which Watson had in his possession wnen apprehended Boersig found th'e'owii er of a portion of the property Last evening a St Club was rmed at the school hall of Our Lady of'Gp church representing the east side of the citv and another to represent the west Me will be formed Wednesday evening at i lv Trinity parish The Knights of iSt John have notified the societies that they will not participate in the St Iay parade Mavor Maybury left yesterday afternoon for New York and other eastern cities He xpr cts to have another interview with the riunagers of the International Power Go large manufacturing concern that may remove to Detroit and he will also ascer tain some of the ways and means employee Bostonians in celebrating their 25vtn municipal birthday anniversary Spsofal services under the auspices of "uristlan and Missionary Alliance will be held in the Central Presbyterian church orrer Hates and armer streets March 6 7 and 8 by Rev Milton Bales of 1 hi ago A morning service beginning at 1 3o will be held on Tuesday only iftt rnoon and evening meetings during the four days will begin at 2:30 and 7:30 ive hundred newsboys and many visitors attended the Association meet ing last night James Lee of Song Lee Co told the boys to have high Ideals in life and that the Bible is the ideal book them Miss Guernsey Miss Jessie Creg Miss Elizabeth Wallace and Geo Beard Jr turnished the musical programme Presl Dilnrro TATCinil 1 i' ill A 141140 JJX VKJilAVW I iifiuurin nciu i association will ineet this evening Hotel Cadillac long as the value of not as a king or a millionaire or white man or yel low man but as Is not seen so long will the earth be a scene of much mis These were the words of Rev Reed Stuart pastor of the Unitarian church In his sermon yesterday morning on the value of man new religion Is coming when not creed but love shall be the pass word through its gates Man shall not ask hisbrothers believest thou? but lovest thou? And all shall answer at altar I or hope may anchor faith may guide but love great love Is captain of the soul This means the exaltation of com mon humanity and will contain education liberty beauty church home state and the happiness of all mankind does not belong to man as a citizen of the United States It belongs to him as a being living on the earth To claim liberty to an American and deny it to a Cuban or a ilipino Is to mke a dis tinction unfounded in the nature of things The estimate of value Is placed upon class rather than humanity It is placed upon stature and color and language rather than upon the soul Earth and its belongings should be granted to all human beings share and share alike This sharing can not come by violence and wars or by ex ploiting selfish national Interests by means of lying diplomacy but only when minds large enough to see and hearts large enough to love the whole human Jerome Sykes HXY OUILLEK Next MAUDE ADAMS in Women may come to the rescue of Pres ident Marschner of the board of educa tion in his comipg struggle for his seaj upon the board The fifteenth ward hich Marschner represents is known to have Politics to the square inch than in the city and there are al there Marsch WayJa nnnosed to him for the nomination organizl band of Republicans who determined to have another nominee thls vear and he is in the gravest danger of lone the support of the lower two pre Ae the ward at the caucuses 'President Marschner however has been that he can pull himself through Sv womens infiuence a power that has much in the world ere this accompli shea mu vea t0 women over 21 The aClof age and citizens of the country ye2ratJte athe right to vote on school ques is true' that in Detroit women tions it taken great advantage of the 5 given them But Marschner £rahto interest them in his danger of de hopes to in thejJl out to the caucuses Caiarge numbers The only question that la issue is whether women having the i to vote at the elections have right to vote at the caucuses The be drawn from the law is that Ihev have but in no Place is it explicitly Stated St they have this right MUSICAL CLUBS TO PLAY iN DETROIT The Keeley Cure Drunkenness Drug si ng and Neurasthenia absolutely cured by the Double Chloride of Gold Re medles at The Keeley Institute Detroit Spe cial arrangements for treat! ng women Correspondence strictly confiden tial Write for particulars 645 Trumbull Avenue At the meeting of the Detroit union this morning the federation of all the Protestant churches of this city is' like to come up for Consideration The idea was advanced yesterday afternoon by Rev Neheiniah Boynton the eloquent minister of the irst Congregational church as he stood on the stage of the Empire theater at the close of the revival meeting with several other clergy men i I said Dr Boynton the legular business pf the union should be sidetracked Monday and the sub ject of these meetings considered Now is the time to' effect1 a 'federation of'the 4ft? rclles Detroit Suoh a federation we "3Ae practically been working un he 'two weeks It a unique' thing and some thing that has never 'been seen before in America I believe that a committee should be appointed to take steps toward effecting Several strongly expressed their approv al of the idea and Rev John McDowell pastor of the Second Avenue Presbyterian church promised to second any motion to that effect which Dr Boynton sees fit to make at to meeting There seems to be a universal' feeling that the unlort Christian meetings thus far have been a success but that the work has only begun The absolute' harmony that has prevailed among the ministers was especially commented on Said Rev Mr: McDowell: meetings have been a success thus far though they have only just begun and it is hard' to tell exactly how much has been accomplished We have not reached non church goers Indeed that was not our object but we reached 'the minis ters and the churches Monday begins the second part of the effort by which we hope to reach the non church goers actory meetings and evangelistic services in all parts of the city are to be held with this special Said Rev Dr Paul Curnlck of the Simpson church: "The best thing about the whole series has been the utter absence of self seeking has so much as crooked hls': finger for his personal Dr Cooper pastor emeritus of the Memorial Presbyterian church: har mony has existed in these union meetings which has riot always existed in the past during such efforts 'I believe good has been done and the ministers have been brought closer Dr Nehemlah' Boynton: have done muclvbetter than I expectedand there has been a remarkable unanimity among the preachers especially when the difference in belief between some or them is considered Rev Protestant Episco palian think the meetings have been a 'eat success and that there is an open ing'for a much larger Rev Dr MacLaurln pastor of tne Woodward Avenue Baptist church: think the meetings have been a demonstra tion of the most Superb kind of the actual essential church unity of the Christian churches It has been an expression of the might that's been in existence ail along ana which has been coming Into maturity dur ing the last quarter of a century If the movement had thus far demonstrated nothing else but this Mt has in my opinion demonstrated important thing it is the greatest thing that has happened in my ministry As chairman of the central committee having charge of the selection of men for the conducting of devotions I must say that in all my experience that never have Ix met with such universal courtesy Among ministers of all denomina with the peculiar attitude taken by the Protestant Episcopal clergy of the city some of which declare themselves heartily in accord with the union effort in spite of the evident disapproval of the bishop of the dioqese comesMhe following comment in the pages of We New YorkChurchman (Episcopal) of March 2 re garding the general religious condition of stirred uD with religious excitement occasioned by the Bible class meetings of Mr Newell of Chi cago a successor of Mr Moody Mr New ell is of the old fashioned literal Interpret ing and one idea type His utterances roused much adverse criticism He has now none away and the preachers of the city are arranging for an interdenominational revival tS continue two weeks or longer it is Significant that this movement syn chronizes with Lent It is likely this care fully planned union revival will have large VOTES TO AID MARSCHNER Mrs Emma A fhomas chairman of the music committee for the National Eduea tionaL Association convention has arrang ed for a Concert ofv March 16 to be given nuard 'armory to raise funds at of $5000 pledged Detroitteachers toward the money wifi be used in making the conven Which will be (eature of exceptional tion euccessfu I wln be the appear interest in the con Michigan musical ance of the Unjver several years clubs nave appeared with suc The concert thePy irnVe given this cess inev arYhnuld nresent a concert that sSOanacredit toi the educational institu ill do credit Mrg Thomas has ar Uon 'chorus Of COO voices made up rauffe1 children and rehearsals are of the with Vigor Mr William olnfir wflTdHll an orchestra of fifty Yunck will arm a flutea an(J the made up of chorus will present some orchestraand hthechom combin music 1luments as accompanists A ation of instrument a best talent triple will be heard Two hA tnven iM concert i gRUSHES actory Brushes to order 7 A LAITNER SON 87 Gratiot near Randolph New Phono 243 MONEY TO LOAN m' control well improved city property an rood rartns vonsirucuou iwouft lpn time no commission ARTHUR BASSETT Special Loan Agent Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance 09 Union Trost Bulldins HELP TQ RAISE UNDS OR COfXVENTEOY LYCE 1 5255075 The Hanlons Greatest Effort SUPERBA 25c 3 I ir Extraordinary Sewed Underwear Dept We have a full line of samples of rench Hand made Underwear that we offer at ONE QUARTER REGU LAR PRICES PIEGAXOWSKI CRUSHED RY BOILEiR DIED AT HOSPITAL Wash Goods Dept We will put on sale to day one lot INE RENCH CAM BRIC 34 inches wide good styles made expressly for the fine Shirt and aist trade regular retail price 18c per yard Our Sale Price ioc per yard We advise an early selection as they will go quickly GOING JIBROAD THIS SEASON? It no call upon American Express Company i for particulars regarding th4r Cheques Moat economical and available method in use fo carrying funds while traveling CASHED EVERYWHERE i CAPITOL THIS WEEK Matinees Mon Wed and Sat hew Vaudeville Victoria Burlesquers iMYOh ir Regret it NEXT ROSE HILL Lrage morning and evening congregations greeted Rev Reherd the new pas tor of the Bethany Presbyterian church at his first appearance yesterday Without doubt Dr Reherd made a favorable impres sion He Is a young man of 31 years as he stated to a reporter after the services last evening arid he is filled with ari am bition to further the work of the church He Is an earnest speaker positive in his statements and his ideas are up to date In the morning his sermon was in the na ture of a heart to heart talk to his con gregation his subject being laborers With Mrs Reherd is also likely to become verv popular with the members of Bethany churchy She is a hard worker energetic both socially and spiritually Bethany Sunday school will hold its annual banquet this evening A ENTERTAINMENT John ieganowski 63 years of age who lived at 321 Leland street died at Grace hospital cbout 2 o'clock yesterday after noon as the result of injuries received Sat2 urday afternoon ieganowski was assisting in unloading a heavy boiler' when boiler fell striking the unfortunate man and pinning him between it and the ground His leg and pelvis were severely fractured and he was Injured internally ieganow aki is survived by a and several children Coroner Hoffmann will bold anInquest Wednesday afternoon at 2 HOTEL METROPOLE Table D'Hote 11:30 to 2 ra 35 cents AMERICA' Is fast becoming the wine making country ot the GREAT WESTERN CHAMPAGNE only Gold Medal I a LrTl A ELL a ninp American the Darla a inc inBAcriHMy psible by its purity per equal of imported in quality yet less than xrTrmv WINE CO Stances Sold by all Respectable Wino Deale eVening co Bf 4i im nu acrerM DANIEL BANDMAN Presenting GARRICK Supported By MRS BANDMAN JAS KELLY assisted by DOROTHY CARJ TER and GEO BLAKELY NEWELI and DUPUNlO AH OO BELLE WILLIAMS AUSTRALIAN ANDERSON SISTERS AND the biograph LIGHT BENEIT INDOOR CIRCUS orty two foot Dirt and Sawdust Ring Twenty ive Good Performers Six Trained Horses and' a Trick Mule LIGHT GUARD ARMORY Week March 4 Afternoon and Evening Per formances Admission 25c Reserved (box) Seats 50c Reserved seats on sale at 141 Wood ward Avenue Monday March 4 Telephone 543 275 364 1 99 i 235 236 237 atives of the other societies auw Wiolpino Rev Ternes intends taking Dunne nis aosenee jrr iCenTVaugns win nu ms piace I Il 'I 'dSli I ftsp JB nKfv jw 1 tW tl WSI flnf WML wil i I 3 1 ciraw' ks 4 1 I a 1 I Os 1 i Kiss 1 IBB Woodward Arene Tts Paper fa PriateB wit tbo City riatiu lialc CJ laic aZ Clatiaaati Ohlw nil V3S 1 '1 1 jig 'J 2 New York 38 22 Buffalo 40 06 42 Alpena 38 04 20 Sault Ste Marie 26 26 34 Marquette 32 06 28 Chicago 38 32 St Tziuls 50 8 Omaha 42 12 St Paul 34 6 JHMnarck 24 02 22 Havte 16 02 22 Washington 44 Thq Character Actor Barney Gumore in Comedy Drama KIDNAPPED ined with YORK Cities 'Next A Hot Old Time Mat To Day SS.