Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

UNIVERSAL TRANSERS JTHAT IS WHAT Toll JOHXSOX PRAC TICALLY OERS IX EXCHANGE OR THE V'E STREETS OR THE LOOTS TWO TRACK? OX RS'ELL STREET NONE ON RIVARD Common Connell Will AVrrnle With the Matter To lht v' Ap ORDINANCE framing the use of certain streets for loop lines to the Cit izens' Street Railway Co will be presented to the common coun cil this evening by the committee on streets and ordi nances Such action was decided upon yes terday afternoon In return for the privi lege Tom Johnson president of the company agreed to a system of transfers ihar practically makes it universal He also promised to build an electric line from the end of the Crawford street line out Hamilton boulevard to the city limits The new line is designed to give connection to a line from Ixg Cabin park Mr John son promised to buEd it at the rate of one half a mile a year and it' will require AA years to complete it at that rate That will take the line off Second avenue The transfer system is to be universal with the exception of from one Erie to the next immediate one parallel to it That is a transfer will be made from Gratiot ta Woodward and from Brush street to the Cass avenue line but not from Wood ward avenue to Cass or Brush street lines When the session of the committee op ened Chairman Goeschel announced that he was in favor of holding up the fran chises asked for by the company until that company had agreed to give the Detroit Railway down town terminals ty the joint use of tracks In addition he wanted universal transfers and three cent fares from the company Aid Jacob said the result of any attempt to noid up the ordinance givirgthe fran chises asked for would be to delay the ehangjag of the horse car lines to electric lines and rapid transit know as well as I do that three cent fares will never be ifivin by any road Do yoa remember the Byrnes affidavit?" said Aid The affidavit referred to was one psbxishea last fun in which it was stated that th promise to rive three eent fares was only a tempcrary one used to blind the public and give Mayer Pingree Tom Johnson then explained that he was not asktasr lar franchises only streets for loop lines lie seemed just a bit tired of all the inr and AWdcarine oyer the matter and in rather a decided way said that lie would compelled to sitsde tracks and switches the same as an the horse ear lines if the council did not give Wm the kraps He wanted loops for the sake of rood service to the public but he could get a i jrr with a sinrie track and switches jf neces sary He addeu that the company was repared so co ahead and hadmaerial tor at race eq ip ptte about half of its tracks vfti electricity and wasted to set to work immediately Aid Deimel had a petition protesting against a track on Rivard street as proposed ft a loop for the Rmweil street line The kick was re spected and double tracks will be place on us and the single track taken from Rivard Etuwell street is sixty feet wide between lot lines and the" railway company will widen the paved portion between the curb Aid Jacob said his emiartTaanus liirt afixious to have tracks on Rus sell street and that petitions asking for them had been seat to him The Russell street Hue will ran north from Gratiot avenue to the city limits Some ourth arenne citizens were present to protest against a track tm their street and bad a ing petition with them They said a track on Third avenue and one on Crawford street an swered an of the demands Mr Johnson ex plained that it the ears went up Third avenue and down Crawford forming a loop the resi dents of eeond avenue would bare to walk three lorr blocks to Crawford street for a car Then ft was stated that the Third avenue people like tn have a double track on their street But no Third avenue resident was present to sub stantiate that so committee decided to leave a single track on ourth avenue aa provided in the flinance lavins Brooke and Taylor residents of the section of tbe city north of the railroad tracks and Woodward avenue asked the council provid in the ordinance bat trans fers to the Wooiwar i avenue line be cii to rhe City limits the same as on the other lines Mr Jniinmm objected to having such a "clause placed in the ordinance as lie had a cc mplica thm with the suburban road from which the franchue from north Woodward avenue came and he did not wk to make it any worse by having transfers tacked on "I will give you north Woodward avenue people a good sc: vice" he said 1 ill do it willingly but I do net want to be compelled to do it at present ex pect to have aH Woodward avenue cars running to the city limits Aid Weiler's resolution requiring the com pany to employ none but American cltizeris was irxswporated in the ordinance and Mr Johnson agreed to it AM Gerecke put in a clause re quiring the company to remove all switches now used on single track lines as ruoa as the loop lines were made Aid Jacob suggested that the ordinance reported to the comm coun cil placed on its first and second reading and then laid ore the table That would expedite the "consideration of it he raid As it was every time the committee had a meeting some new objection arose and nothing was accom plished If any changes were to be made to the ordinance it could be made later on by amend ments by the common council Aid Goeschel objected but he was the only one to rote and the crdlnaree win be reported this even The Citizens Co applied yesterday to the board of public work for a permit to lx gin remodeling the Gratiot avenue Ire and charg ing it fru ra a horse car to an electric car line The eortsiwry wants to go to Work in ta ulatrty Manager DuPont said poles for the overhead equipment would be put in posiTin as soon as the board Issued the permit AVhen asked bow many laborers would be employed ty the com pany at that work he replied that the Citizens' Co would be giving employment to dOou men within six weeks' time Coining Entertainment One of the interesting features of the ex position now being held at Our Lady of Help parish hall will be the voting of a sil ver tea set for the most popular member of the Young Ladies' Sodality The expo sition will close Wednesday evening A phonograph concert will be given by the Emanuel Guard this evening in the Emanuel Church house Alexandrine avenue between Cass and Woodward avenues The new German singing society Ar ion will give its first concert at Turner hall next Monday night The society has excellent material both in the male and ladies' chorus and Prof Herman Brueckner is the musical ill rector Prof Apel piano and Prof York organ will assist The first part of the programme contains a trio for piano organ and violin by Profs Apel York and Brucekner a male chorus a soprano solo by Mrs Brasch two ladies' choruses and a violin solo by Prof Brueckner This will be followed by a production of Josef Stritz composition "Dec for male chorus and solos with piano and organ accompaniment The solo parts win be sung by Mrs Brasch soprano William Ereil Lemp and Peter assbinder tenors Prof Apel baritone William Schwlckardi Sr bass Miss Ada Del Crippen graduate of the New England conservatory of music will sing to night at the De Koven Male Quar tet concert at the Detroit hall Randolph street Of Interest to the cliool Cbildren Every school child will be aided by the of the supplements to The Sunday ree Press The first of these sup plements covering Japan and China will accompany The Press of next Sunday To the Plclures of the rulers of Japan China and Corea and of the generals and admirals who have led the Japanese to vic uT? question stimulate the children to a study of the history of those with each of the supple zuents The descriptive text is accurate ano simple and instructive These supple ments should be in the ha nils of every stu Detroit They are free with The fcunday ree Press THE DETROIT REE PRESS: TUESDAY A TRIE What flore Do You Want? £vcrv pair of $300 Ladies' and Geiztlemeri Shoes combine Style Economy What more do you want? Probably assort ment Well yfe is peerless on assortment too Twenty Thirty orty new S3 00 steles Thousands of pairs Who else Avill do as well? Drop in and see if we are not more than fulfilling our well earned motto aA dosen styles for czzery one sold 'elsewhere" Especially at 00 Shoes S2 S25053 S4 S5 $6 Shoes S2 S250 S3 S4 S3? Girls' and Shoes ST $150 $2 $250 Working Shoes 98c Si 25 $150 TET) (p) Joi TR ruRE carefully 4 COXGREG1T1OVAL Annual Meetincr of tlie Detroit Asso ciation Bas Cuimuenced The annuli wg of the Detroit Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers was opened last evening in the Woodward Avenue church Rev Mac Wallace of Brewster church delivered a sermon from Corinthians xlii 11: I was a child I spake as a child I thought as a child I did as a child hut when I became a man I put away childish thingx" The subject of the sermon was the of the Spiritual Life This was lowed by Uesacrament which dispensee ay Rev Jenness right and Rev HL arren The business sessions will begin this morning at allowinc is the programme: eral bnsanesB and election officers bnet repacts frkro the churches: 10 devotionalacr vices led by Rev TV keublebury trf Dun dee at Uses and Abuses of Denom iaaxianalisn by Rev Cl arhe of lat Rock 11 rank I Taylor of Detroit will speak cn are the Essentials of Chris tianity 11130 Rev Jesse Povey of Detroit will speak on On What Lines if any is Chns tikn L'nity 2 address by Strong Detroit on of the Local Endeavor fo eieties to the Local 2:20 of the Endeavor Societies to the Denomination Rev Aldrich of Pontiac 2:40 the gen eral subject of fine Effect of Clubs on Church 1 will be dfscussed in two to as follows: Baker Detroit Mrs A Gavett Detroit 3:20 a number of discourses on 'Our Evangelizing delivered as follows: Mis socs" Rev Warren Lansing "oreign Missions" Rev Dwight Breed of Wyandotte "Sunday diool Rev William Ewing Lanslrr Buildinc Rev James Hys Jop of Imlay City concluding wltha short talk on "College and Education closing bus iness at 4:45 The minister and one delegate from each church in the city being a member of i society are expected to present reports from their churches THE RAILS ARE COMING Detroif Railway AVill Commence Lay ing Them Next Week The Detroit Railway has ben notified that the first consignment of rails has been shipped to It The lot will arrive about next Monday and there after the consignment will be sevroty five tons a day and three miles of track a "week jwiU be laid Cars win be ready for shipment to Detroit in about two weeks The new carherase at tne comer of Warren and Humboldt avenues win be ecunpleted in about a month as work was begun on it yesterday Manager said yesterday rirkjr? jjfj to bavft Zbe first car running by the promised time This morning concreting will be begun Mt Elliott avenue both below and above Gratiot ave nue The plan road company that dabns to own the end of Mt Elliott avenue above Gratiot Threatened an Injunction against the Detroit Rallwav if any track was laid there but tne in junction has im developed yet George Cur rie the contractor dmn the concreting is pay ing the laborers employed on the work 3 per He had an incipient strike yesterday as some of the men demanded $1 )0 a day but it was of short duration Dioccnn i ion in" i Section The Qjocepan missons of the Episcopal churcb of Michigan cover the entire east ern half of tne Lower Peninsula The miss ionary work of the church In this diocese consists mainly in contributing toward the traveling expenses and support of clergy men working at parishes and stations where te number of church people is too small to provide full support for the clergymen The annual pledges of the diocesan missions amount to about 15000 the income of the misioBary fund about £1100 and the amount appropriated to twenty six mipsion aris working at forty eight points is about $7500 Suggesting Conrre'y The New York State Society of the Son of the American Revolution celebrated the anniver sary ot the ba tries of Concord and Lexington a day or two ago in the Windsor hoteL The wo men composing the Kew York chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution we re the guests of the Sons The feature of the oc asion was the presentation of a silver Rp lng cup by the Sons to the Daughters Chauncey AL Depew making th" presentation speech Mrs Donald McLean regent of the New York City chapter of the Daughters accepted the cup One of the Daughters in Detroit writes to The ree Press suggesting that similar courtesies itiyht be ex changed here yi rtleKt reet Cam NViii Trail Commencing to day all the regular cars on Myrtle street will be coupled on to Grand "River motor ears at the corner of Grand River avenue and Myrtle street and run to the river as traUera The extra or tripper cars morning and evening for the present will run through with horses passe fhpts boarding cats down town and wisn Ing to go west of Grand River avenue on Myrtle street should take the Myrtle trail er and avoid the necessity of being trans ferred from Grand River motor at the Grand River barn Recorder's Court Miscellany Judge Chapin listened to arguments on the unconstitutionalliy of the ordinance which prohibits the use of streets with building material a complaint having been made against William Harry and Holland The matter was taken under ad vfeenjent Charles Belolavek convicted of obstruct ing the view of his bar was fined $225 paid The trial of William Beatty charged with uttering and publishing a forged instrument will go to the jury this morning (Jlmore' Bund in Concert Gilmore's Band under Herbert will ap pear at the Lyceum on riday evening in grand concert It Las been ora the road since March and met with gratifying success A fine pro gramme will be given including besides the band numters thoe of Mme Louise Natali grand opera prima donna: Victor Herbert vio loncello: Herbert Clarke cornet Ernest Clarke trombone and Gery autoharp The sale of began yesterday morning at the Lyceum theater box office Salvatiinlts Pleaded Guilty Judge Chapin disposed of the ordinance cases in the Court yesterday Among them was a complaint charging CapL Keast and Bernard Solensky of the Salvation Army with loitering on the side walk After the defense had placed one witness on the stand the defendants were willing to plead guilty The plea was ac cepted and sentence suspended on condition that the ordinance would not be violated again The poet asks in a Woith earned a great one just the same His fits were perfect hence his fame We too have earned some little fame At least our patrons all exclaim Shirts and Waists are all they claim Perfection is their constant alm Inscribing on the roil of fame The skill of Gourlay Bros Shirtmakers and furnishers 9 Woodward avenue IN OUR Cigar Department We are carrying in stock some of the finest DOMESTIC AND KEY WEST Cigars ever offered in the west The quality is delight ful The prices roek bottoA Carmcnetta 4 for 25c S30Q per box Mapris Cline 4 for 25c S3(t9 per box Souvenir De Ortman4 for 25c $3W per box Chauncey Depew 4 for 25c 33(K) per box Robert Burns 3 for 23c I 5350 per box Brunswick4 for 25c 5300 per box Brunswick 3 for 25c 53a0 per box Brunswick 10c 5450 per box Brunswick 12c box of 25 Brunswick 13c straight 5350 box of a El Diploma ine Havana Clear 6c 7c Sc and 9c Hi Piloto 5c straight 4 for 25c 3 lor 23c 10c straight and 2 for 25c Key West Grand Potentate (clear Ha vana and Kev West) A for 25c 10c 2 for 25c 15c 20c or 3 for 50c and 20c straight Earlv Vegetables Cucumbers Cauliflow ers Asparagus Young Beets Artichokes etc Strawberries Pint In fact everything in the line of Grocer ies Teas Coffees Vegetables Meats Baker Goods Confections Drugs and Medicines and Wines and Liquors can be found at A Regular Tornado Will strike the price of Cut Carnations TO DAY we shall sell lfiCri Strictly ancy Large CARNATIONS tall colors) just for one day at d8c dz Elaborate Roses at 5c each such as Perles Gautiers Mermets La rance Brides and Bridesmaids Cut Harrisii 4 and 5 blooms at 25c each Cut Tulips 'pireas Hyacinths Violets Pansies Lilies of the Valley Cut erns Smilax and Esparagus orget me not and Mignonette Elegant Rose Bushes in Bloom 50c to JLiiO each Harrisil Pots large plants at 40c each 500 Pots of Hyacinths at 10c and also all other potted plants rf lower and vegetable seeds of all kinds Calidum and Tube Rose Bulbs at the right price '5 vW THAT BOTTLE MESSAGE ome Think it Genuine lint Mrs Mc Clure Not Unite Sure Tneoriginal ot lire Chicora bottle message a fac simile of which was published In The ree Press several days ago is now in the posses sion ot Mrs Robert McClure of 3S0 ourth avenue this city the wife of the chief engineer of the Chicora Mr McClure it is now general ly thought was the writer of the message which conveyed the information that the engine was broken that they were in the trough of the sea that the captain and one ether had been washed off and thr all hope bad been given up President Graham of the company owning the boat is positive the message is genuine as are many of his clerks who were familiar with Mr handwriting Will iam McClure a brother engineer of the City of Chicago Ls also sure it is his writing The name is signed though it is sup posed this slip was made while the writer was in a hurry However It is now known that occasionally the name was written In that fash ion bv the' owner as Mr" McClure has a re ceipted bill with the signature spelled the same way and the handwriting resembling that in the mei sage The lines are closely written and one of her sons measured it with an old letter written by his father and found the spaces be tween the lines of identically the same size The was sent to Mrs McClure by Mr? Graham and she will keep It although she is ill not Quite sure That it is the work or her husband She says? the boat carried bottles aboard identical in appearance with the one in which the message was found On the other hand she thinks it could not have been long in the water as the floating ice would have A gentleman in this city who is familiar with the circumstajjcts attached to the Chicora be fore the boat sailed from Milwaukee on th" fateful morning of January 21 last says that Capv Stines was clearly to blame for the sail ing of the boat He had received general or ders from President Graham to watch the weather closely and to take no risks but wait in port when the indications were bad On the morning in question two earloads of freight lay on the dock in Milwaukee but in spite of the fact that Stines had been ordered not to go without it be steamed away and left IL Had he remained to load it on his boat he would have received the telegram sent by Mr Graham to stay in port until after the storm indicated by the" very low barometer Still Anotlier Glencoe Hi April Two men employed by Melville Stone at his residence in Glencoe picked up on the lake shore to day a preserving jar containing four sheets of paper taken from a pocket notebook rolled up closely and bound with a rubber band On the inner leaf was writ ten: engine broke Drifted Into the trough "of the sea We have lost all hope She has gone to pieces Good by McCLURE OO MITE" Oiii nlng Draft of Winer is 13 eet 3 0 I ncliee Sault Ste Marie Mich April Lake Supe rior navigation will be opened this year by the steamer Desmond which will leave Lake Lin den for the lower lakes She will have no trouble in getting through the ice above here as the channel was opened by last wind The tug Merrick arrived at the Encampment to day She encountered no lee in Mud Lake of any thickness The draft of water at the canal to day is thin teen feet ten inches This will probably be the ifiiening draft as the ice gorges have" broken and the water reached its normal level The tug A leaves for Whitefish point In the morning Advices from Algoma Mills and other Georgian Bay ports to night say that navigation will open on the 23th At Port Arthur the ice is yet solid and craft cannot get in there before May The tug Pauline Hickler is aground at Nine Mile Point This is the first grounding of the season Davidson's Tians for Builiiing steel Boats CapL Davilson the West Bay City shipbuilder says that the four steel boats he will put on the stocks when his new plant Is completed will each be 330 long and 43 feet wide want boats that can be handled in the harbors easily and sail fast whets in the open be says 'T think boats of this size will be the favorites with all the oaier as they are the handiest and most profitable There will be a few of my friends who will own equal shares in the boats and our'business with the four will be a spot cash cine as the other gentlemen are very wealthy and have lots of capital "A few years ago it would cost from $75000 to $150000 to equip a yard lie the one I intend to have The price ot ail the tools and ma chinery ha rone down however and I find by looking into the business carefully that I can put In all the tools and machines necessary to keep the four boats going for about $23voO Myself and rav son will be sole proprietors ot the yard and by the middle of next winter there 1b no telling how many boats will be on the stocks for "I think we shall build more wooden boats than sled ones but of course I can not say exactly what we will do Our operations will be extended in this All Open at Buffalo Buffalo April The ice blockade at this end ot Brake Erie is breaking up fast and will no longer be an obstruction to navigation The ice is verv rotten and any steamer an force a passage through it The at Pm Col borne broke up to day and tne steamer Seguin got awav at noon the first boat ot the season from Welland Canal At Erie the ice field has moved four miles from th" shore Tne fish tugs from that port made an effort to lift their nets but failed They have been uut three weeks That uel Denrllnck Buffalo April It is expected that the dead lock between vessel owners and coal shippers over the fuel question will end in a day or two The shippers who have made large sums ot money on the side by compelling owners to buy fuel of to get coal cargoes are confi dent the vessel owners will not live up to their pledge Much curiosity exists as to who will be the first to break the written agreement not to buy fuel from the shippers Cent Cal Cleveland to Du Inlh Cleveland April Single charters are being made for anthracite coal from Buffalo to Duluth at 15 cents which will be the opening rate Boats here? are fitting out rapidly and most of them will start out Monday The II IIhnp Tort Huron Mich April The steamer Runnels bound down to day became dis abled bv the fouling of her wheel chains when abreast 'of the railroad dock at Sarnia and she collided with the dock doing $700 damage Menominee Lumber hnver Win Menominee Mich April The lumber shovers succeeded in bringing the vessel men to their terms and the rate of 50 cents en hour was accepted All but the Martin fleet are now being loaded with union men irst Superior Coal Cnrao A'btabula April The steamer Mariposa is loading 2803 tons of coal here for ort William and will get away Thursday This the first Lake Superior coal cargo of the year Dnlutli's reight Rates Duluth April On wheat to Buffalo 2 cents is Lid and 2 asked On lumber to Tonawanda $1 C2'4 is bld and $1 73 is asked No charters are being made Vesael DETROIT Detroit April New Orleans a Ionia cleared) 11 Ketcham George Owen 11:30 John Duncan 3:40 Tues Dexter Marinette Goldsmith with dredges and scows 1 Ganges 3 THE STKAITS Mackinaw Citv Mich April Sach em and consorts 2 a Whitney 7 Nail and consort 9:30 Taber 11:30 Isabella Boyce and consort 12:20 tn City of Sheboygan 12:30 Shores Constitution 1 Cranace Venice Paris 3:40 Up Arnold 7 a THE WELLAND CANAL Port Colborne April Vp Clinton and con sorts Niagara Bannockburn Armenia and con sorts Rosedale Orton Trwdo PORT HURON Port Huron Mich April 2 Ketcham Owen 4:40 a tn Duncan 10 Dispatch 10:20 John Owen 1 tn: Parnell 4 Eielman Emory Owen Wind west fren light rain THE STRAITS Mackinaw City Mich April Neway go 8:30 Wind northwest strong clear Arrival nml Clearances Toledo April Departed: Arthur wheat Cleveland Gould Buffalo St Peter De troit Alpena April Ayer Merrick Pil grim Jessie Maggie Sebewaing Ves sels report little trouble with the ice ERIE Erie April The first arrival was the schooner Alzora from ort Colbourne for coal The Alzora was caueht in 1 he ice but anchored and let the ice drift by The icebergs stand ten or twelve feet out of the water ClcveUad Airil Tempest Whit Detroit for similar merchandise the wise is sufficient i i IDays lease of the BAZAAR Building expires or 6 days more we continue to offer our Entire Stock of Infants Garments urnishings Millinery ancy Goods Art Ware Crockery Glassware and Toys at the lowest prices ever named in SPECIAL SALES urnishings SCOTCH PLAID NECKWEAR in De Joinvilies Windsor arid our in Hsr Club House Ties and Band Bows oc 50c and SI SPRING UNDERWEAR Bait irgan Merino Natural Wool Camels Hair etc at oOc Jand upwards Regular retail price JZ to $250 TODAY and TOMORROW Stiff Hats pO ill li i 1 i A i I i ALL THE LATEST NEWEST SHADES EXCLUSIVE AGENTS The Youman The Goodfellow The finest and most stylish Stiff Hats made far gentlemen Hat and Cap Department HOSIERY as: black and tars at 19c: threes pairs for 50c lUidoz faucy Gripes at lOc a pair 1 per doz SHIRTS 50 dozen colored bosoms ail au 50c HANDKERCHIES Novelties In colored borders hetrsutcbed fast colors at 2c three for 50c urnishiwgs Department HABLEY COMPANY The only and original established 1870 We have no branches in Detroit WEST HOME IS I KEPT CLEAN WITH SAPOLIO ney Richards Ralrton Sibley Twin Sisters Phillip Minch Milwaukee Chicaio A prfi 22 Iron Qtaeen Ian sing Hawg ood Nyanxa Iron Stat Ash land Pabst Centurion McLachlan Buffalo Ewen Morley Kingston 2dor ley airport Caledonia Pon Huron Elphicke Erie 127 Escanaba ManistiQU Mich April 22 Alle gheny and consorts Otis Lyman Iavis Buffalo Tegnin Cleared Niko Churchill coal Chicago A BENEIT OR THE NEWSBOYS PROVES TO BE VERY 1NTKRLST1NG The Slormy Weather Prevented a 51 urine Votes The Soo river is now practically open The search for the Chicora will begin the middle of this week Samuel Castine has been appointed deputy col lector and inspector at Erie A Dari? has sold the schooner Peshtigo to the Wyandotte Boat Co for $3750 John Stevenson has the Schooner George Bissell to Rosa Brpwn on private terms Norton has chartered the schooner St Peter for wheat Toledo to Cape St Vincent at 31yC Sailor Hans Jacobson was drowned off the schooner Charles Wyman while off Two Rivers Wis The propeller Ossifrape left Bay City last night for Alpena on her first trip She was well loaded with freight Manager Carter Of the Detroit Cleveland line is back from a two visit to the Pacific coast The new pier extension at Dunkirk was com pleted yesterday making an extension of 900 feet at an expense of $40000 The tug Duncan City tried to get into Georgian Bay Saturday night but the ice was too much for her That body of water is said to be full of ice Northerly winds have driven the Ice fields back to the foot of I rake Huron Immense quanti ties ot it are still floating down the st Clair river The two light draft lumber barges recently launched by James Liavidson carry 1kM tons each on feet draft and COOvOO feet ot lumber on 7 feet A 12 foot shoal has been discovered 100 feet from the entrance to the upper Portage Lake canal Vessels can get 1(5 feet of water by bear ing slightly to the eastward of the center A storage place for dynamite called "Dyna mite island" situated on an old large the river between Grosse He and Amh rstburg burned to the edge Sunday evening The new Chili is a counterpart of the I tv Nicholas and cost lC50lX) he will go into commission June 1 and will run wild and not as a Lackawanna boat has been reported Ice permitting the City of Alpena will leave for Pt Ignace at 11 standard time next Thursday evening Daily service on the line be tween Detroit "and Cleveland will be started next riday evening The City of Cleveland will be gin to run Saturday night On May 4 the fixed red lantern light exhibited from the end of the elevated conduit near the outer end of the south pier harbor of Grand Haven will be discontinued On the same date the structure from which this light is exhibited will be moved 511 feet along the south pier to a point about 73 feet from its outer end and the light re established WOSDERL PR OG RAMM Manager Moore Has some Clever Art ists in List Manager Moore is fortunate in securing the Scotch lasses little Addie Smith the Highland dancer and Miss Lillian Chester to attract the Scotch folks of Detroit to Wonderland Addie Smith performs the Highland steps with grace and cleverness and Miss Chester is charming when she sings the popular Scotch ballads and Im personates the characti of the Scotch lass The Powers family of bicyclists five in number perform difficult feats on the wheel while a pair of comedians in the family keep the audience amused with their laughable antics performing monkeys made the little folks shout with merriment yesterday The three Gardner brothers are accomplished musicians and play a number of different instruments Each lady who attends the museum next riday afternoon will be presented with a portfolio of twelve copies of famous paint ings prettily bound as a souvenir Large Audience Last Night A miserably small audience enjoyed the "Phantasma" entertainment for the benefit of the building fund of the As sociation at the Lyceum Theater last even ing The poor "weather was perhaps some excuse and undoubtedly many who had bought tickets remained away on that ac count but the genuine merit of the enter tainment should be seen and appreciated by all who have not only am eye for the novel and beautiful but who have rhe good of the association at heart John Sherman is the inventor of what may be termed dissolving living pictures the execution of which is wrought by the assistance mainly of sheets of rench plate glas and black curtains on the plan of the illusions which were so interesting at the local exposition some years ago That the dramatis personae are all amateurs makes the entertainment all the more re markable but Mr experience as a stage manager and in the grouping and general arrangement of tableaux is the power that animates the participants and puts the effective touches to the pictures that make of them a success The band furnished the music play ing from the orchestra pit The young tney can no longer be called trays approiriately liae shown pronounced improvement in the last and it was rarely that a number passed without applause from the audience XVill Wright placed the subdued piano music to the tableaux The first groupings and posings were princi pally of an allegorical nature with the realistic wholly sacrificed to the ideal It was all pretty" It could not yell be otherwise for the young ladies who carried it out were handsome and shapely and entered heartily into the spirit of ther work The tableau "Ender the was a picture full of human interest An ancel a pears in this scene and were she not termed mythical in the programme one would think se were represented by real flesh and blood St Greys were the participants in military tableaux which were very effective young man with a pleasing voice sang the title stanzas nearly all in the well known stirring and pathetic war tunes which are so familiar and the view followed quickly after the conclu sion of each finishing line The Easter illusions were based on the hymn i to Thy Cross I and were pic tured by young women in various graceful posi tions with the cross as their support In the comic tableaux which were quite en joyable some dirty but picturesque and very human street boys appealed to the sense of the ludicrous with such effect as to call for constant applause The high school football team appeared in foot ball groupings with Charley Bennett the crie brated old baseball catcher as the umpire standing in the center Very effective classic and miscellaneous tableaux followed Col Lou manly figure showed to advantage in Specter his bride being Mr PrL mine Adams The colonel was called' in the last moment to do this part and acquuJa hjmselt finely considering his short acquaint ance with the duty 34111 Pictures symbolical ot war peace just ice eDter! be The Maccabees of Michigan are to havi 1 ucw ycLjJCL Il 1 bee Herald and will be issued 41 Will xix VU1VC lit Lilis head will have editorial ch lai CLll mJ for the Lady Maccabees will be called the Macca I GIVL Lili ost ph Loug on ThuAday will declare t'hat'the paper' lished in furtherance of deroend the members of the 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