The Daily Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • 1

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Rising tempera- urc; light to fresh southerly winds. NUMBER 1759 EIGHT! PACES TODAY PORT HURON MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1906 i LAST EDITION 25 CENTS A MONTH THIS Hi a LUDINGTON IS TOjCOMEDY CAME ENTERTAIN THEM THEY TOOK ALL BUT THE HOUSE i I- Burglars Stripped Powell Home of Its Belongings. I ll Fln Dry Good at Retail Zlll 1 1 1 1 hi i GratiotDental Parlors NEAR RESULTING Jf A TRAGEDY Big Encampment of the Modern 'Bees to Be Weld There. i ii SIceps.Near the Brink of Black River or Who Stole the Final Arrangements Made For People Were Preparing to Move Steak" Was Enacted on Wednesday Night, j. i I Representatives.

at the Time. Police Wonder How II All A Patrolman, Lunch Room Proprietor and Night Ferryman the Five Hundred Delegates Expected to he And Principals and Former Two Nearly Met Death. Attend. Happened. A conndy which came dang-rous- Luiiit fin.

Miy 10. 'Tha At) the ollicers of "the police and near resulting in a tragedy Was long and bit ter light whieh has' been sJieiitt's dejiartments are working yp- burglary, which' fr daring has enacted alx)ut 1:30 this morning under ti.e north approach of Military on a got ev comm fry other crime of the kind ever wasflil between Ludington and Port Huron to determine which! place would sectjre the biennial great camp to the seclusion of the try waiting room under the bridge and rilled himself up to his heart's delight. Then to cap his enjoyment he lay down and went to sl-cp. Meantime Spring and Lamlein met and both- asked: "'Whore is thei steak?" They started on a still hnn for Baldwin. Under the bridge they crept and Spring walked headlong tted in Port Huron beaten in a strv.i.t bridge, whore the nisht fer i i-r' a re i hundred ways." ries have' their lauding meeting of the K.

O. T. M. haa Leonard 1). Powell, a commercial Patrolman Andrew Spring! and been decided in Ltiding'on's favor.

"Shorty" Lamlein', proprietor jof-the travc house for Grinnel! music and family were moving from f' f'f John P. Hopkins, of Detroit: A. "night ferry' hrnch room, had baths Arnold or Michigan street to a house on in Xho murky waters of Black river off the Baldwin boat house dock into Graves, of I'ort Huron, and Greenbaum, of Grand Rapds Fort slivet. Pait of the furniture was have and they might both have betn visited Ludington and made final ar moveij Tuesthiy and left in the house on Fqrt Street whife live family re drowned but lor a timely rescue by Police Sergt- Lytic and Russet Aicb-horn, a night ferryman. Spring had rangements for the- accommodation of mained over night on Michigan street.

the of their respect Women Will gone down twice when pulled out. Durijng the night a burglar visited the on Fort street with a horse A '35-ceut porterhouse beefoteak ive'" also for the great camp officers. The Stearns hotel has been the river. Baldwin still slept merrily on. Spring yelled for help and Lamlein rushed to the rescue.

"Here, Andy, give me your shouted Lam loin. Spring is a big man, weighing about 250 pounds, while Lamlein is- short and would not weigh 150 pound si They grabr bed hands and the load was too; much for Lamlein. In he nt too, kcr splash. I Then went -up a chorus of shouts and wiigou, the tracks being discover ed thej next day, and carriel away a designated as official headquarters and a hungry night ferryman, who had not the price to satisfy his appetite, were the cause of it all. There wil be 500 delegates from all good sjixed share of the furniture.

For Weep "Shorty" I.amlein prepared a nice two days every effort has been put parts of the United States present at the great camp, which will be held forth the two departments to locate juicy t4cak to be sent to a man at (ho north e-tid. The steak went up the. priKU'ty and land the daring bur hrTe June 13. 14 and 15. The Mac-ranee jubilee will be held Saturday, on a strett car and the man was that made the wharf rats scamper glar ajid it is expected that he will i in terror.

Lytic and Aichhorn soon Robe ue union into custody inis auernoon for did not meet the car so it was brought back. The conductor hand June 6, resses ed it to Patrolman Spring who stood AN EMBEZZLER on the corner near th? lunch room WILLS SOON PAY got to the scene. Lamlein was easily rescued but it took the combined strength both men to pull Spring's massive hulk from the water. And Baldwin, the cause of all the mischief, slept innocently and peace Inno and Spring in turn handed it to Alex Baldwin, a young night ferryman, SPECIAL asking him to take it into the res With Banking Clerk Charged Insurance Companies to Settle taurant. fully through it ail.

But he paid for it all. But instead Baldwin hies himself the strak this morning. Theft of $100,000. Just one look' at these, ban. Iconic White Muslin Ems When the horrors of a tooth-acbo annoy.

There is the greatest trial of human patience a nagging tooth. But why suffer when relief can bo eo easily securled. We muko a specialty of the painless dental business, hut we don't pull every tooth out because It aches. We stop the pain and fill the tooth Is quick time and at trifling cost. Single teeth or whole eets skillfully fitted.

'Frisco Fire Losses SUFFERS PARALYTIC STROKE Breaks Down and Confesses to His The Citizens Hiahly Delighted at Crimei Announcement. broiib red will con vince ytiu that of extra ordmary value for the price marked. We've Hx handsome patterns for your selection, and for a graduation or an evening costume, tin si Itolo dresses are the inost (charmiiig novelties of the hcukuu. i Made of fine white Muslin with a deep Embroidered Flounce and handsomely trimmed with insertion. Tiny tucks Hemstitching and shirring.

Entirely exclusive jsvlth us and BUILDING FIRE IN HIS FURNACE Philadelphia. May 10. Char San Francisco May 10. Financial Interests centered in the with having upwards of from his employers, Edwin S. Gref-n field, head clerk of the bank Horace Baker, Pioneer Citizen Found Dead in Basement of His announcement niaJo by the insurance positively the biggest alue to le found for companies jjhat in the immediate fu Daughter's Home.

ing and brokerage firm of Harrison ture they would pay losses of the lira I anyaci; sou, ot this city, was ar While building the furnace! fire sufferers, li believed that moat of $5.00 this about 9 o'clock at the rested nei-e urdrusdiy and Held 'in i i the will be put into general circulation an4 wh it is distributed residence of his daughter Mrs. Ada nl by a police for a jiiriher hearing today. In de will relieve the people of San Fran Fowler, Military street. Horace Baker another pioneer, had a stroke of paralysis and in a few minutes passed away-. The granddaughter heard cisco as no other means could.

fault, of! bail he was sent to the county GRATIOT DENTAL PARLORS born and afterwards clerked for E. It. Sweetzer. Afterwards he engaged in business for himself here and at Brockway Centre now Yale- In 1878 he was elected county clerk, which he held for three terms. He was also city treasurer for four years.

He had been great record keeper of Huron Tent for many years and of late years assisted Dr. Tibbals in the finance department of that tent. In 1855 he marriwljllsss Mary A. This news was welcomed not only (m nrlscn. 1 1 confess GreiTi field hz3 made a full an 1 is doing everything to the policyholder, but also to the him Ull and going into the basement iouna una on me noor.

uv. i iaii banke that hive been doing their was summoned but could do noth- best, for th public with the resources possibles' fo risxhjt the firm in straightening dt i hi left MIChS ing. borne months ago Mr. Baker at their remediate command neceacar ilv limited. Ss Te pltc with the largo tooth on suffered a stroke of paralysis and for a long time was confined to the house, but lateW had been able to to? cf the fcnlldlof.

Minnie, daughter of the late J. I MADE HIM TALK be about andhad resumed- his wprk Minnie, one of the earliest settlers WED ON THE SLY Fhon 17. IS4 Iloroa At. of Port Huron. There are five chit as great record keeper Huron Tent.

dren-living, namely: two sons, Fred Horace Baker was born in Orange, E. and Ediward II. who reside in this city, and three daughters, Mrs. Cbas. SPABBOV'S TnlS vOUple Old NOI tare county, N.

Feb. 8, ,1829, I and TLsia In Hla 78th roan T-Io ro rr ck M. Rowley and Mrs. Ada Fowler of this city, and' Mrs- Robert Brigg of Baltimore, Md. unner or rormamy.

to Port Huron when he was 21 years old and worked for James -W. San Parents Were Going to Give Them an I 1 Famous -'Chocolates 2 Sale MRS.HELENM.TRUESDELL PASSES Elaborate Wedding. Short Jail Term Broke Silence of Witness John Reid Was Acquitted of Larceny Charge John Reid, charged with larceny of three barrels of dishes from W. Kelly, proprietor of the Normandle hotel, was acquitted hy Police Justice Benedict; in police court Wedneslay. Frank Dodge, a witness, who was sentenced to pay a fine and go to jail for contempt of court in refusing to testify, talked readily enough when placed on the stand after five days' confinement in jail.

It will be: a surprise to the friends AWAY AT COURT STREET HOME and parents; of Frank Foley, of Cros-well, land Miss Celia Nelson, of ifarrisville, Mich. when they learn oatoirdayl Absolutely the bist, finest package on eartb, at, box, I maJried9 in Career Estimable Woman is Ended After an Illness nlng. The parents of the young cou of Nine Weeks Duration. Mrs. Helen M.

Truesdell, widow of 10c, 15c, 25c, 30c, 40c, 60c, goodness and charity, Mrs. Trues 75c, $1 dill's life was one of true gentleness the late Philo Truesdell, a brilliant ple had planned upon giving them an elaborate wedding which they did not desire so they came: to Port Huron and in the presence of a few friends wpro united at the home of, the groom's I sister, Mrs. Bert Van Horn, Wall Rev. Abner F. Bowling Old Fashioned Pure Sugar Stick and Christianity.

She was loved by HE WON SUIT and most estimable woman, died at, 3 o'clock this morning, at her home, all who knew her. She was prominent in church and lodge work, be 825 Court street, after a nine weeks' otticiated. Mr. and Mrs. Foley left ing president of the Woman's association of the? First Congregation Commissioner Earle Recovered for Brooklyn, N.

for their honey al church and auditor of the Great moon. They wdll reside at Croswell. Corner Huron Avenua and Butler. Hive, L. O.

T. M. M. She was also Regular-price 20c a pound. Money on a Patent.

a member of the Supreme hive and Riverview hive, L. O. T. M. and ESCAPING GAS Case Was Tried in Federal Court of t.

was a member of the board of trustees of the Hospital Fee Bed society. Alter the death of her husland Saturday at 14c Ibl Maine. i Lansing, May .10. II. B.

Harry McCutctacon class and as-s-'embly Ma-sonic temple Tuesday night. McKantass orchestra. 5-10-5t illness. Deatih resulted from a complication of ills- It was just nine weeks ago today that Mrs. Truesdell was taken ill and hfer condition got so serious that ph3rsicians, two or three weeks ago, gave up hopes of her in the last days of her illness she was unconscious most of the time.

'Last night at 11 o'clock she rallied and recognized her children and friends wsho were at the bedside, but she was too weak to speak to any of them. Mrs. Truesdell was 52 years of age having been burn at Howell, Sept. 11, 1853- Sne was married to Came Near Resulting Seriously Mrs. Truesdell continued, the busi Earle, state highway commissioner, For Broad Street Couple.

WANTED Two dining room girls and orre chambermaid at once at Hotel Lyons, Marine City. 5-10-tf lorara nfors Ilrcakfaat, "Tlie proper time to tent a cigar or etogy is In the morijllnx. breakfast," said a tobaefjontsL "Naturally, early morning smoking is not bealthy, but it is very discriminating. Try it by smoking sample of your favorit brands In the early morning and yoti can depend upon your Judgment. Pittsburg Press.

I Timely Awakening of Wife Probably ness of the Truesdell Marble Granite acting as its president. She leaves thro daughters Mrs. Sanford W- Ladd. and Miss Mary Truesdell, and a son, Walter, besides four brothers and a sister who live in different parts of the country. The funeral will be held from the WANTED A 'boy to learn the bakery trade.

W. Bofinger- i Saved Them. has won a suit he brought in a federal court of Maine for an infringement of a patentf on a sickle of his Invention! The defeated company, has made a contract with him for the tnanufaoture of the sickle on the pay. tnent of $4,590 a pear royalties," for 11 years, the remaining life of the pai- Gas escaping from a coal stove in the late Philo Truesdell in 1873 and LOST Freight truck taken from in front of Herald office. Finder return and receive reward.

5-10-2t the home of Arthur Wilkins, 210 Bivai streets came neax resulting ser nney came to Huron in 1877. house Saturday afternoon. Arrange- WANTED -Girt for general houso work. Apply 703! Huron street. Marked by deeds of ments are not quite complete.

THE DAILY HERALD 25c A MONTH iously for Mr. and MrsJ Wilkins, Tues 103 HURON AVE. SscoQd Stora North of the Bridg day. Mrs. Wilkins was awakened at t.

un early hour by the smell of fumes "and immediatey threwj open the win i I dows and doors. Her: husband was slightly overcome and it was nearly an hour before she could arouse him SHOCKING CONDITIONS REVEALED UPON VISIT TO MERCHANT ST. HOulE Unprintable Charge is Credited to Capt. and Mrs. Joseph King and They Are Driven From the City.

flc5 Dyspepsia Curd Both Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins were ill all that day as a result lay' CwM Sale i i Is a little too large, and we are making some notable low prices to reduce the same. j- "I i We call your attention to our Grey Suitings, 5G inches wide 691 50 inch Mohair, black and i. Fancy Panamas in blues, two shades, formerly $1, 75C Priestly's Black Dress Goods, lute string, open mesh, reduced from 51.75, at.

S1.39 Alexander Voile, reduced from $1.65, at 81.35 Voiles, unmatchable for quality, at i $1, $1.25 Such a shocking and disgraceful condition of affairs was unearthed by the police Wednesday at the home of Capt. and Mrs. Joseph King, 133 Merchant street, that the couple we.i ordejd by Chief Police Maine's to leave the city at once. It is alleged the police that King took men to his home frequently for unmentionable purposes. The police kfiew something of thp cerning the larceny of a purse containing money and jewels by Hattie King, the 13-year-old daughter of the couple.

"I To the police the girl told of the conduct of her father, and mother and said that she also had i been made a party to their shame, i On account of the girl's youth she was not arrested- The mother was ordered to leave town and will return to her former home at Bay City. She said she would take better care of her; daughter. King, who has been leading a loafer's life, promised to go to work- at once and provide for his wife and child in a decent manner. condition for some time but were un- aoie to substantiate tneir suspicions sufficiently to cause the arrest of King and his wife. The comnlet.

discovery was made -Wednesday SWT LECJISteSG ffCJ SPRUCJ CJ UEE1 THE All Carpets made, laid and lined free daring this 'sale. r. I' I ii I China and Japanese Mattings at from 15c to 50c a yard. 1 i r. See our wood pattern inlaid Linoleums.

through, an investigation made con I One line 98C; one line These are reduced from $1.25 and $1.35. SAY THEY HAD NO INTENTION OF REDUCING ANY WAGES last "year the" railroads would Increased thej regular working day from nine to ten hours; increased the engineers' workiiig time to seven do 1 Igitiie Bry loo i. A. FTew York, May 10. The anthracite coal operators Wednesday gave out a statement with, reference to a speech made at Scranton.

TueMaybj President John Mitchell in Thick he was quoted as saying that aadl an or-tasizins tour vsi bea mads bj hira compelled' the firemen days a week, twelve hours and reduced to work 3C 3C.