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1. VESSELS PORTBOUND BY NORTHERLY GALE Lake Michigan Experiences First Heavy Weather Since the Begin- ning of Autumn Season. LIFE SAVING CREW GETS -READY FOR STRENUOUS WORK TaallaMB Cosapaar Orders Aatrtber Urte StM ana Its Fleet Will Be bae of FIact Ukei Xemt eal Shlpmcats Fall Off. Yesterdays stiff northerly gale turnjshed the first real, heavy weather of the fall at thia end of Lake Michigan, and numerous craft were forced to put back In port after trying make headway against huge waves which rolled high over the breakwater of the harbor here. The favorable breeie of the nigh before brought In a number of lumber schooners and steamers with barges in tow.

All sailing vessels arrived during the day none the worse for their rough experience, excepting the Levi Grant, which shipped considerable water." She made the harbor all right, however, and was taken to one of the outlying slips MdmU nf tuista 'TP windbound at the mouth of the river last night, many of them being laden. Thei owners saw the uselessness'of trying to save money burning coal against such a sea, notwithstanding the large expense they are under lying at the dock. storm furnished the first good opportunity for the life saving crew to practice, and Captain Carland and his men took full advantage of Itv The surf boat was launched and the men pulled out into the lake until lost from view even to those In the lookout station. They returned after two hours and appeared pleased with their experience. Captain CarUnd-matntatna that the fall Is start-lag in -with all -Indications of heavy weather rinrlnr ih romalnlnt months of navigation and -he is keeping his men drilled for hard work.

Orders Aaotker Steasaer. for another large steamer placed by G. Tomllnson of Duluth with the ftrest T.slre F.nelneerlno-" works will make his fleet of boats next summer one of the most modern on the great lakes. The latest addition will be next in rise 4o the Augustus B. Wolvin.

It now Includes the Sultana, Sonoma. Sahara, Slnaloa, Saxon Yosemite, Sonora, Kensington, a new boat building at Lorain, and the new one to be constructed at Detroit. The carrying capacity of the fleet will approximate 60,000 gross tons, representing an expenditure of about $3,500,000 in vessel property. Ore la Movlaa- Freely. In spite of the fact that there has been a Dig railing on in tne movement or coal ana many of the large ore carriers have been compelled to return from the lower ports light, increasing the offerings of tonnage at the head of the lakes, the down market is said to be in better shape than It has been for weeks.

More vessels have been placed ahead for loads than for some time and agents say that if the large shippers continue to charter outside tonnage-nntil the coal begins to come again the fleet will be kept fairly busy rates Will be firmlr I -r La natter Trade Reaaala Dall. Notwithstanding -the season, for Lake Superior Inmber shipments has but several weeks more to "Tun, shippers do not appear anxious to send the material forward. The situation has not changed since the first of tne month and there is a surplus of tonnage on the market at all porta. Association rates are being cut. Little Dost la Late Loadtaar.

Apart from figuring on vessels for late loading, the grain shippers at the head of the lake have not done much business. It cannot be learned that any tonnage has been tied up at 26 cents for November loading and storage at Buffalo. Some Inquiry Is reported here, but no rates have been made. Hate-a a ad Charters. Chicago Grain tonnage continued in good de-yand.

witB rates unchanged at 14 cents on corn to Buffalo Charters: To Buffalo Ravenscraig. Cranage. J. H. Farwell.

Egaa, corn; I'benix. corn and oats. Cleveland, Ohio -Small down cargoes are offered mora freely than for two months past, and all vessels of that class are placed for ore or araln without trouble. A tew of the ahinpera. however, are unable to handle large earners.

Jrom uhith to Chicago 1 cents, was offered on flax today, but Hi cents Is the best rate to be had for Buffalo shipments. The demand for coal tonnage la still light, and there will not be much change in that trade until the latter part of next i- Moat of the vesselmea who have season charters are behind on their contract. Minn The grain rate Is stiffening little Today cents was paid for a charter, but the rate Is from IV cents to 1 cents, according to the destination and to how badly the shipper vonnage. uuisiqe Doaia are coming Into th market for a little business. Loeal Pert Llat.

Kte-N J. Neasen. Ft. Ignace; It tS -Tll Nahma; O. Bturges.

a Harbori M. pall. Horseshoe Hay; Carrier. Bturgeon Bay. essell; J.

Mee, Boyne City Vance. P. D. Armour, k. i.

Packer Buffalo. Merehadl.eVTloM. Lehigh. Seneca. Buffalo.

Palt-M. Marshall. M. Light M. jf; McLachlan.

Uogebic, Omaha, Milwaukee; Ottawa, Depot Har- Parnell, Majestic. Phenlx. Buffalo; Omaha. Detroit: Marlon. Ram la.

Light Carrier. Sturgeon Bay. M. E. Kel-ton, Manistee; M.

Dall. Button's Bay. MarlaeXetes. Cheboygan. Mich.

Th wrecking steamer Fa-ork left her this afternoon to go to the assist, a nee of th steamer William Chisholm. atranded on Mmmon'a reef. Captain Theodore E. Cowles. on of th veteran tug captains of the lakes, died at Buffalo yeater- of 'ar His sob.

Benjamin Cwwles. harbor master at that port. Th Reld Wrecking company of Kvnla has re. wopd at the steamer Walter L. Froet.

bn South Manttou Island sinoe laat faU. has gon to piec in th storm. Th steamer George C. Howe of Duluth. bound from Quebec to Oswego with a full cargo of pulp NUgara shoal, six miles east ot tTaytor In th Bt Iawrenc river.

Uat night, eh 1 two feet out forward. Receipts and shipments of coal between th lower irts and th bead of th lalces will show a harp falling off for September, but the docks are expected to be In good shape by Oct. 1. aid a eavy movement from then on la expected. Reports from Northport yesterday stated that a great deal of wreckage Is strewn along tfce beach near Cathead light, which Is suppose! to bV the remalna of the schooner Alert, which went down la lhrcrnt wept over Lake Mlchlgaji.

The Victoria Island lighthouse, la resorted hav- Aovlce from I-ort illlam say th structure toppled over In a heavy windstorm and was demolished beyond repair. It will not be rebuilt this fall, and boats th dangerous pass In heavy weather during th rest of th season take great chances of going on th rocks. Veeael Maveaeats. Falrport, Ohio. Cleared Coal Argo.

MUwau- Manitowoc. Wla Arrived Qranada. Ehcltrred Kaat Tawe. Mich. Sheltered Kongo, Annl Northwest gale.

C. 1 en II a ven. Mich Sheltered at SouthiiZniIou -Ralph Campbell, Mecosta, Port Colborn. Ont. Up Monteagle.

Chicago: Plake. Buffalo. Arrived Petrel. Lorain, Ohio, Cleared Coal Merrimac, Milwaukee; Charles Eddy. Duluth: Blaine.

Par. Erie, Pa. Arrived Iamb. Cla red Light Flagg, Mariposa, Superior; Orfon, Chicago. Cotineaut.

Ohio. Arrived Neff. Cleared Ralls fcpaidlng. Fort William. Light Kerr, Duluth.

Kacanaba. Mich. Arrived Palmer. Cleared Grecian, Chicago: Maloa. Mather.

Alfred Mitchell, Ohio porta. Harbor Beach, Mich. Sheltered ttatahdtn. Nelson, palillug, Faust In. Ida Spencer, Colonial, Duvaii.

Departed Ontario. Marquette. Mich. Arrived Oilchrlat, Zenith City, tleorger. Kheltered Andast.

Kaliuga, Cadillac, Frontenac, Vermillion. Toledo, Ohio. Arrived Slauson. Cleared Light Samon, Cleveiand. Coat-Maud, fcL Clair; Chambers, Marin City.

Port Huro). MU-h. 4hlterd rhMon, Ford. Muhegan. rilcken.

Mercur, City of New York and consorts. Herachel. Lincoln ana conm ris. Tripeks. Ashtsbula.

Ohio Arrtved Roby. Walter Hrran-tr-n. lirts. Favett Brown. Ppkan.

Iron Iuke, uroia. Cleared Ctai Waldo. I'bllip Mlnch. Chicago; Warriner, Duluth. Light Frlck, Duluth.

Duluth-Superlor. ArrlvedPrentlee, Halsted, Middlesex. Caledonia. Iron Cliff, Panama. 1 'retort.

Penobscot, Nottingham, Yoaemlte. Uuluth. Departed Pope. Kensington. Sonora.

ore, Lake Erie; SU1, A. Shore, light. Two Harbora. South Chicago. Arrire4-Parka Foster, teel Kin.

Neosho. Cleared Grain -A. D. Davidson. Montreal: Auranta, Lewlaton.

Buffalo. Light Moras. Livingstone, Superior; Thome Davldcon, Buffalo. Ashland. Wis Arrived Sch ook-raf Hundred and Kin.

Keweenaw. Oawn. Cleared Light King. Teuton la, Duluth. Ore gi-jiena, Whit worth.

Erie porta; Wexford. Mid-Cleveland. Ohio Arrived Pontla. Angelina, Hlnton, Head. Pratt.

Devereu. John Eddy Oak-Jeat. Pennington. Matansa. CWrS'riJ; garla, Gladstone; Congress, Johnson, Boo; Strathr cona.

Fort William. Hancock. Mica. Cleared from LIlv Pond Vp Comnberry. Cbecotah.Monohansett.

p. Holland. Cahoon. Keith. Burnham, Down InJla.

C. W. Moor. T. Sheltered Burn-feam.

Buffalo. N. T. Arrived Cumberland, Bultana. Paris.

Oceanlca. Our Son. In land. Cleared Light Sultana. Superior; Vntted Lumbermen.

Midland; W. W. Brown, Duluth. International Bridge bown Wotan. Mordea, HatU Wella.

Detroit, Mich lp RecW. 9 Monday nlgnt: Mercur, IO; Pallkl, Agawa, 5:30 Tuesday Murphy. Gayley. Crescent City and whaleback, Helena. Merrimac.

10:10: Turret Crown. Ellwood. Chicago, il Craig. 11 JnLStt' oil bai-ire. m.

Oovernon. Smith, 1:10. bte-unenaon. Tower. City Rome, 3 Bermuda.

Chieftain, Wilkinson. 1ifDUPj' 4 Victory, Sana more, 6: John Ketchum. May-tham, Alaska (wooden), Cero. 7 jNew Orleans, Gatea and consort. 8.

cona, 8 Monday Mallrtoa. HollevT Preaque Isle. 11:40: Blng-h Tuesday mornln S.Benton. Wilcox. Saxon.

Flk and njorts. Matea. ar-iimtrr Tvmi lO SO; Schufk. Troy, Minste" ScKuvlkllU :4: Kl Ho i'Ka' Admiral 1 Han-ard and whaleback, Rnemauih, Rees. Ranllac and consort, Re 2 10; Sitka, 2:20: Monroe Smith.

Pluiklntan. BoyceNell. Mills, Anderson. FaoalrnMasVia. c20: Bcranton.

1-. C. Swdth. 4 -La Salle. Amaxonas.

Montuma-semer. Thomas Marc la. 7: Topeka. Sault Bte. Marte.

Mich. Up Oliver, Presley. Lansing, Monday nlxht; A. B. ol vlnr II, Nellson, tusseii.

minnuni, VHT Tuesday rhornlnK; Muncy, Thornas Palmer, Venus. Shaw. :30: Jupiter, Matmetlc, 10:4: Russia, noon: Vejra. 3 p. Monarch.

4: Northern Wave. Arizona. Plymouth. Scotia, Iosco, Jeannette. New Oratwlck.

7: SO. Down Rou-manta, Crete. 11 Monday nirht; Lyman Smith. Hurlbut. Tuesday Mary Elphlcke, Anna Mlnch.

Christopher. Bunaen. Manila. Wella, Cambria, fryer. Sonora; Rosedale.

Poe. 10; Theano, Ny-ansa. Watson. Packarl. Badger State, noon.

Mackinaw Cltv. Mich. Cp Chisholm. 11 Mon-dav nla-ht: Mohawk. 12:10 Tuesday I Nanlee.

William Palmr. Oscoda and consorts. 6:15: McWIIllams. :2: Massac husetta. 4 p.

'T K-ifl. CavAHt. Huron. 7- Bethlehem, 7:30. Down Edenbom.

11 Monday night; fj-noa, 1 Tuesday morning; Manlstique, Clvae, 7:10: Matoa. 11: Langdon. 3 p. Syracuse. 8.

Wind northwest, twenty-four mliea; clear. i WEDS; EVADES DEPORTATION. Chlaeae Wo ma a Thwarts Valted States Official a Partlaad, PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 20. A decision rendered by United States Commissioner Staden yesterday In the case of Doe Gum Tip, a Chinese woman held for deportation.

will throw open the doora of Immigration to Celestial women without number so long as the woman marries regularly admitted Chinese after arrival. The Tip woman was charged with being Illegally within the precincts of the United States. After her arrest she married Wong Tl Fook. according to the laws of the United States, and this, according to Commissioner Staden decision, entitles her to a residence in this country even though, as the com mlssioner expretses It, he was certain the marriage had been performed for the purpose of enabling the woman to remain in thla country. So long as such marriages con form with the marriage laws of the United States, the woman Is not liable to deporta tion.

THINK LORD MINTO MESSIAH. Raaalaa Rellgloas Faaalies la Caaada la Search of Him. ROSTHERN. N. W.

Sept, 20. The Dukhobors, the Russian religious fanatics who are settled in this district in large numbers, have created the greatest excite ment among the 'Canada settlers by once more leaving thela-agricultural pursuits and smarting on a pilgrimage, ia. aearch of the Messiah. V' On hearing ot the great overland ride being made by Lord Mlnto from Battleford to Saskatoon, accompanied by a mounted guard of police and much military pomp, they decided that this man who was in spiring such respect from the Canadians must be the Messiah for whom they had been waiting, and immediately started on one of their pilgrimages. Several of them were promptly arrested by the police here and housed In a vacant building.

DYING, HE CONFESSES MUflDER. Slayer's Statement Will Release Yosag sa SerTlag Life Seaieace. TOPEKA. Sept. 20.

County Attorney Hungate today received a postal card from J. Max West of Union, Ohio, In which he claims to have killed J. S. Collins in this city five years ago. He says he has only a short time to live and has repented.

John H. Collins Is now serving a life sentence In the Kansas penitentiary for the murder of his father. The confession, will be referred to the attorneys for young Collins. JVEATHER a ouivATnv on on vn. eM Wednesday and Thursday: Illinois sir eonesuayv.

cooler in extreme southern portion: Thursday fair, warmer: fresh north to east wlnda Ohio Fair Wednesday, cooler in southern portion; Thursday fair: freah to brisk north to north east wlnda. Indiana Fair Wednesday, cooler In extreme southern portion; Thursday fair; freah northeast Unas. uwr Michigan- and Wisconsin Fair and con tinued cool Wednesday: Thursday fair, warmer: fresh east to southeast wlnda Lower Michigan Fair and continued cool Wednesday and Thursday; fresh north to east winns. Missouri Fair Wednesday, cooler In southern portion; Thursday fair, warmer. Minnesota Fair Wednesday, warmer In western and southern portions; Thursday fair, warmer in eastern portion; fresh east to south winds.

portion: Thursday fair, warmer. Th following observations were made at 7 n. Place Tr. 64 eu ......44 ......2 ......62 Ma. Wind.

72 N. 72 N.W. Wthr. Pre. Cloudy J.

32 Abilene Albany Alriena Cloudy ...06 Clear Fair -uisV Cloudy, in Clear g-m. Clear Cloudy 4 8 Cloud rwev riniiiiv Atlanta, Amartllo Baltlefora Bismarck Buffalo Boston Cairo Calgarx Charlotta. Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concordia Davenport Denver Dee Molnea. Detroit Dodge City -Fair Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Fair Clear .01 .02 .01 .12 .60 .10 uubuqut Duluth EI Kdmonton Krcanaba Galveston Brand reen Bay Havre Helena Huron Indianapolia JacksonvlJl Kansas Cltv Clear Flear lear Clear Clear Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Clear 'lit .06 3 lUander Tlttl Rock Ijom Marluett Memphis Medicine Milwaukee Mlnnedosa Montgomery "fj2 Cloudy Fair Clear Clear Montreal Moorhead Nashville New New York Norfolk North Fair 'air tain Cloudy Clear Oklahoma Omaha Oswego CWu dy 1.18 sCl(udy Cloudy ClouJv ,0 Palestine Parkeraburg Philadelphia Pittsburg Cloudy Cloudy Clidy Cloudy Fair Clear Cloudy Cloudy Fair Clear Clear Cloudy 04 Qu'Appelle RaplJ lan Diego 48 K. ban Ft.

8t. Paul Salt Lak San Antonio Fault Pt. Marl Bortngfleld. 111., lirliiKtleld. tckl.urg Waohlrgton White Hlvr Wichita tm w.

7H 42 ....2 7o oH ftrt 78 N.E. S. H0 N.W. i 2 S. 48 N.

74 N. 16 72 N.E. tiouay ti8 air 78 WT Clear 40 W. Fair 62 N.E. Cloudy 54 S.E.

Clear AO N.W. Fair imon Slix-g liace. 04 N. 64 8. ta 8.

IS. N. i 12 8.W. ..7 7S N. ...62 6d E.

...7 WW'. ..64 ...63 80 N.K. 1 N. 64 N. ...64 od N.E.

,..6 N.By 6 8. ...6 6S N.E. ...60 N. 6S N.E. ai ao xt v.

8S 4 N. a E. 62 ftt8.E. .......42 N.E. E.

64 tW N. 4d 62 N. (H WE. Vt 64 N.W. B.

2 72 l4. M) A 8 E. 6 O0 N. fiM tV 74 7S N. Vt 60 W.

43 44 N. 74 74 N.E. Oil 63 4S N. .......42 48 8.W. 2 N.W.

.,.82 RE. 73 N.W. ..7 4 ..61 62 8.E. y. 70 N.

..64 64 N.E. r.o to ik.v 7 2 N.E. N.W. ..70 73 N.W. ..42 7S ..4 68 SB.

i ii. TOE IKTEIl OCEAN, "WEDNESDAY MORNING; SEPTEMBER 21, 1904. Coart Cell for Today, i Law tHal calendar 233173. 406, 1T2S. 874.

44-H, 2ll, 411, tf22, llMWi. 44.13. 432. 4V.l. 4Sn, 4SS.

:7, 43, 410. 44V2, 44Ji 441. JH. 44J. 444U.

484. Judg-e Br ni.no-Trial calendar. No. S31062, 1M7. .2103.

1417. 2143. Noa. 3948, 4072. 1112.

00. u'dgi Chytraus Aselirned canes. Judse Gary No court until Sept. 26. Judg Hanecy et cas.

Ho. 8776: on trial. No. 27X7: assigned cases. Judge Holdom Law motions of course and law contested motions: 1:30 a.

assigned case. Judg Frost Assigned cases: on trial. No. 320. ClKClilT Ml.

d.iA. Juilg- Gibbon Otty case. Xos. 8.V 4O80, 4062. 40tiS.

W3. 11854. 4104. 4123, 4O20: on trial. No.

4(OS. Jadga Brown Motions of coura in Judge Ti ley's cases; Judge Tuley's June calendar. Noa 6388. 227Wi. 8445.

8505. 814. 6S7. 770. Judge Clifford On trial.

No. 23tHaO. Judg Dunne Judge Ulbbons' calendar: chancery contested motions. Nos. HO-JO.

7.VOA. 63X8. 8M78. 6440. 6800.

87 08, (HI88, 8426. 10143, 11120, Cell. 07, judg Healy et cas assigned cases. Judg Honore Assigned cases. Judg Mack St court.

Judg Smith Assigned cases. Judge Walkeit law motions of course: law contested motion. Nos. 232SW. 23KIO.

1467.. 17864. S42W), 2U2S. IftOBi. 22028.

116, 234C6; p. on trial. No. 7060H OOTJTNTT COCRT. Judge Carter City special assessment calendar.

No. ll; leet oblectlons In Nos. 29384. 28253. 20321, 21347r.

2830O, 2P2. 2JT27S. PROBATS COURT. Judg Cutting 10 a. Jury In estates at Mgt.

Oreea. Isabella, -Williams. Franklin Wlloodward: 2:16 p. set cases; estate of James A. Fullen-welder.

Anna UxiU Frisky. Franklin Nichols, A. U. Jav. Joseph A.

Varty. CRIMINAL. COT'RT. Judge Chetlaln Nos. 1307.

138154. Judge Tuthill No. lOl. Judg K-r-ten Nos 237. TTM.

T72fl. iTNiTKr) states oiRctiiT corrRT. "rJudee Knhlsaat No court until Mondav. UNITEO STAT15S DISTRICT COURT. I Judg Kohlsaat No court until Monday.

Petltloaa la Baakrapley. linon Withheld for service. ea Wenson and Theodora Nelson. Liabilities. 61.320; asseu, 61,073.

W. A. Jennings, atty. 11101 John CartwrtrW. Liabilities, assets.

4 SO. W. Friedman, attv. S333; 111K2 Thomas Cartwrtght. Liabilities, assets, gl.644.

TV. B. Moore, atty. Unqulst. Liabilities.

assets. $182. J. W. Burton, atty.

Hagen. Liabilities, 1022; assets. SH2t. A. E.

Beers, attv. 11103 WllUam B. Willard. LlsblllUes, S484; assets. I.IH.V T.

E. Mc Bride, atty. 11108 Petn of Frank H. McCullorh et al to nva i s.rnes n. van ussingen adjudged bankrupt.

Claims, 6S28. Hoyt King, atty. Deereea 8CPERIOR COL-RTV' Judge rests no 1422, Hattcrrnann vs Grone-wayt dec sale. CIRCI'IT COURT. Judge Gibbons 1426, la appln of Llebman; dec 1 07230, Muller vs Nans-, dec.

Jndge Dunne linoi. Holla vs Morlnl; dec i'-'t. weMier en weoster; iec iv. Judge Honore 2.V1-W4. James vs James; dec dlv.

Judge Mack Stanley vs Stanley; dec dlv. Jadarsaeata. BCPERIOB COURT. Chetlaln 2166g. Wilson Carey vs Phlla.

and Heading Coal and Tran. plff remits 54; mo den and judgt t.6X. Judg Chytraus 22o779. Carl E. Magnusson vs Sophie Tatge; on ver $1(00.

Judge Hanecy 2TR017. Igna'ts Lawnlcsak vs Chicago Ship Building company; on ver $125: satta-fled John Polkow va Austin Mfg. on ver astl; satisfied. Judge Holdom 222212, Fred Meyer vs C. sV A.

Ry. on nndg $2X; satisfled 2aS2i7. Frank Bchaub vs C. R. on ver 100; satisfied.

CIRCTOT COCRT. Judge Gibbons 20944. Eric Erboa vs City; on ver Judge Honore 26564. Esther Muskowtts vs Jainea H. Eckels et al, reevra V.

T. Co. on ver 75. Judge Walker Joseph M. Landfleld vs Interstate Dispatpbs-EHe R.

R. N. Y. C. eV Bt.

L. R. R. and Arthur Dtxon Transportation Co. on Bndg tluO; satlsfled 240152.

Joseph Bliwa vs Wabash R. R. Co. and 4c W. I.

R. R. Co. on flndg S412: satisfied 256.1S Carl Nelson vs N. W.

Ry. on ver $75; satlsfled 265040. Wal-Hamm vs C. C. Ry.

Co. on ver K5; satisfied 25a. Agnes Gracsyk vs J. Fetxer et al. reevrs C.

V. T. on ver 11: satisfied. OCEAfv. STEAMSHIPS.

Special Dispatch to Th Inter Ocean. NEW TORK. Sept. 20. Arrived SUtendam.

Rotterdam and Boulogne: Island. Copenhagen. Christtanaand. etc; Ethiopia, Olasgow. Sailed Kronprlni Wllhrlm.

Bremen, via Plymouth and ChrhAUIV- NnntdilAni PFLHt.H. Boulogne; Auranla, Liverpool. DAILY WATER BULLETIN. Fourteenth ilrMt station Chicago avenue station Hyde Park station Lake View Carter H. Harrison crfb Harrison street Rogers Park Ashland avenu Springfield avenue The following mniin liranu.

yesterday: J. .7 H. O. Harding. Anna Petri.

Samuel Cbon. Helen Miller 2 Robert Jones. Katfaertna Ia ......8422 William Stevens. Elisabeth Iakle. iieorge u.

eiacaert. Mmnie 21 Roy Fries. Rnsie 27 21 John Curtis Bradley. Ethel-Maud Corby. ...21 18 Ernest H.

Fed ike, Olive naximier xatiage. atav Edward Sorge. Maude. I. Rodgers.

John C. Curtis. Ida L. Olsen 3328 Emma L. ..32 SO Charles Wents.

St, Paul. Klebo Guy 8. Dart. Laura C. Whit look .2118 .2118 .21 2tJ .32 .12 .2 22 .8424 ,28 S.

.2410 Phlllo Thullen. Anna Justin James timely. Elsie Busbv Oscar Decker. Johanna Rosenow. Bernard Overhage.

Mary August Bathje. Anna Foes Benlamln Mendenhall, Martha Tales. Michael Derlng. Anna tlustek. Charles Eklln.

Anna Ottllie Washington Ward. Jan Howard Schafer. Clyde, Dora John son. 28 24 Kasmlers PcslemskC Johanna Orochouska.40 33 rnjiiAutKiiwfrai, t-naowiea. m.z meres Miller.

Lanark. Ill 90 John C. Busek. Mary T. McGulre S3 24 Paul H.

Banthln. Oak Park. Martha Hacker. Oak Park. 1 George Hartung.

Georgen .27 18 Jan Nowak. Anna Swentek ...............24 SO John L. Maxwell, Lena Breyer ........18 IS Nicholas Blom. Anna Van Der 2d 2fi John N. Hoellen.

Annie Schwarts ....2920 William Flnley. Prlcella Wills 4 2 jan cears. Anna J. Jertina. .2 24 George Schaller.

Dauphin Carr ,...23 10 Robert Moore. Theresa Morse lw art W'lllam Temnle. Anna Rrvnlldson 22 92 William peck. Llaxle Wegner 2220 Stephen A. Karrerry.

Lucv Collins 2.1 Samuel Lenhoff. Roe .27 20 Phlllo Lvons. Grace Lvons 22 Otto Helbling. Delia Wills 2825 John A pel. Alnertlne Allrath; 46 11 FTeflencK t-.

tanuon. polo, ueiia mc- Clure. Fwt Wayne. Ind ..2828 John Terenclk. Anna .14 82 Michael J.

Simmers. Mamie Scarrltt 8124 Wtlhelm Wahl, Elsie Relchert Rrt Knnumll Kabema. Ittle FluMr.J vn-Tl Michael Teeak, Zuxle 27 50 Stefan St arc vlo, Katharine 2721 Jacob J. Budlnger. Theresa Schmlts 2024 William Howland.

Lincoln. Neb. Earah Csher. Brooklyn. N.

S2 2 Charles H. Murray, Mabel Dunbar 2118 Frank Rousar. Annie Haletovtcova 18 Michael O'Callaghan. Minnie Dor. 2723 Treto Bonglavonnt.

IMa 2418 Nicholas Fitsgerald. Margaret UrotD ..34 Emil Kiikson, Hannah Johnson 22 Fdward Oolan. Katherine 81 Carl Carlstrom. Aua-usta Nlelsnn SI Charles Schramm. Caroline Holtkamp 2ft 24 r.jia j-ienea josie juraneg 24 zi Niels Peter Peterson, Kenosha.

Marl Beach, same 84 Carl Johnson. Anna Tegelberg .41 87 Michael Kuhl, Mary Qoodbwut 23 20 Jan Curler. Ana Suss 24 Herbert Penhallegon. Katherine Franklin. ..2.1 22 John B.

Furrev. Katherln George Pitt. MlnnieOgrea ...80 8 Horace R. Hughea CarloUa C. Close.

.4182 Henry J. Stewsrt. Nellie Brady. ......28 28 John Vachout. Bessie 2 24 Joseph Tworoev.

Frances Losran 23 21 Charles F. Balling. Minn! Magdaiena Wei- flln, Wheeling. i Charles E. Craft, I-oulsa F.

Flood 8fi 23 Edward Peterson, Hannah Maria 81 23 BIRDIIENIER i lower Floor Sa.lt 60o to $1' -The Laughing Play. GRAUD OPERA-HOUSE SEATS OH SALE KIT SUXDAY THE KEW BABES III TOYLAHD ILLINOIS Ereslncs at a satara'y MauOaly CIIARLEH FKOUMAN Presents e. h. SOTHERN -nd Julia r.lARLOWE ALLTHIH WEEK. ROMBO AND JVLtKT.

wk! I UUCH WO Hw3'4T KOTKiSa wek HAr.lLET Prtces-SOe, 9Se, S3.50 aael a. Baxea IO aad SjiO. All reserved, eieata far Last Week Bala Tsaarrar. Law trial calendar. Nos.

7R3. 7W. Tl TIKI. 7117. 7118.

7122, 7122V 'Is XiJ- IX 7182. 71K2. 17528. 7221,7231 know endy Ur.3 record THY Trains leave at' 9:10 It making a a sood road for Street Station the depot on the "loop." $6 round-trip tickets on sale every day ci cepting- Friday and Saturday. 9IO round-trip tickets on sale every day.

A World's Fair guide TIcktt Cfflet, 81 Adams I Chicago Eastern Illinois lUR. lARLEH JOCKEY CLUB MEETING. SEPT. 20 TO SEPT. 24.

A0MISSION.t. Seven Races Dally, commencing at 2:15 p. as. masic Dy siau wrcgicr urencstra. Illinois Central SDeclal trains at 12:20.

12:45. 1 and 1:30 p. stopping at Van Buren Park Itow. and Ha Is ted at. Returning, first train after (ith race.

Chicago and Oak Park Elevated leave A-ase ana I larx sts. at is. 1:11. 1:17. 1:20.

and 1:03 p. stopping at all loop stations. Returning, first train after sixth race, others after last stopping at Austin California Ashland and Habited at. Metropolitan Elevated Leave Pacific and Van Buren at 12:66. and 1:18 p.

stoppings all loop statlona connecting at S2d av. with Bubur ban Elevated direct to race track. 12th Street Electric Special from Van Buren and State ats. from to 1 p. at short Intervals.

Madison Street Cable connecting at 40th av. with sur face eiecinc cars, CLEVELAriD'Su ONLY SAFEST heater. Phones ar. 1711-4594. 25c WALiDAIt I Tenlfht, IO 7S Cents GREATER VAUDEVILLE Clevclaatl All Star Feature Acts WRltltlT his Ooiac HUNTINOTON KELLY VIOLETTE.

LORIS ALT1NA. Hodgea as Launchmer. Rackett tt some w. EST SHOW. All Features.

Hasard. Onn Mitchell. a 1 Bert I ft Horse "Dahl." CASTLE SOUARE Vuakieiib. positively Last Week ef JULIAN ROSE. Varrlca and His MAUIC KETTLE.

Sept. 25-Dolan ft Lenharr. FrancHII ft Lewis, Meredith ttlstera- nm xsirrr. rnncesa cninquina, uean ft STUDEBAKER I TONIGHT AT 8:15. Os tae Very HISsi Tide mt SaeeeaaT.

HENRY W. HAVAOE OFFERS THE FOREST FANTASY. im Plxley and Luders' Sclnttllant Comic Opera. OPERA HOUSE tOSTISlOU VAIDK VILLE. Marguerite Sylva.

Claud Ollllngwater ft Co, Searl and Violet Allen. Howard ft Bland. -Drawee. Don ft Thompson. Flortnca Sisters Rice A Elmer.

John Dillon Co. Carberry ft Stanton, noena saeoini. jaureant ft CO. Hutchinson ft Lusbf. Maeeo Dog The Klnodrome.

1 Henry Rice. Prices, IS 26 33ftOef Reserved, 7Se. COSTISl'OtS VACDEVILLK. Primrose. West ft Foley Bros.

Reno' ft Richards. Blckel ft Watson. Hoch. Elton ft Co. Asoust, Weston ft Fred J.

Hamlll. Etnusoa ft Omexa. Varo Curtis. LUsU Weller. Comady Four.

a. Tb SalvaEs-la 4 Sully Family Wise. Mil too ft Picks. Andrews ft Feld. Claxton Brothers, Tb Klnodrome.

IB, 28, 38, BOe; 16, ZBw 0 P1 I 4f If ET I Olacos LIU. Exits II Baa rr Id THE SAFEST THEATER IN THE WOR I IN MATINEE TODAY. L-r A KAY la WILLIAM A. BRADY'S Production. "THB PIT" 'If could only find a airl who would under-gtwrfl me' BEHMflirszn: Randolph Between Dearborn and State.

Th Handsomest theater in th TWO SHOWS OJULY. Malt El'cs HiKk Class VaudevlUs and Musical Comedy GROSARIO Mm. uerrerO 4 Co. of Forty JAMES TKORrrOX LAURA W1LUR0 ft other Brlrht Lla-hts of VACUEVI1XK S' THEATRE (Rcballt la strict coalormity to city ordinance) FIB ST MATINEE T00AY-PRICES 60c la 11.50 Nights at 1 5 Mats. Wed.

Sat. at 2: IS CHARLES FROHMAK Presents HENRY MILLER la HENRY ARTHUR JONES' Latest Play JOSEPH ENTANGLED GARRIC FOR REAL FUN AND GOOD LAUGHS BEB THE ROYAL CHEF dive lewis asd IDA RFNEE. THE IIEIVIiATIO.tr THE DN14CE. -COMING "PANTANA," SOUTH SIDE BALL PARK Thirty-ninth mm Weatwarth Aw. BASEBALL TODAY.

White Sox vs. Detroit GAVE CALLED AT 3i3S P. Al. COLISEUM GARDEN LAST "RAO" COSCEBT TOSICHT. PElOOtlEDArJD CLOSE IlKDAY SIGHT, SEPT.

8S. AUDITORIUT.l Next Saturday Matlae and Evening k. Nzt Suaday Matlaaaaad Crcala SO US A ah1s BAN PRICES, 5c aad SI. BOXES. LA SALLE t2mJSt rVtUt THE WORD." Tin JOLLV OAPiOrj Matlae Sat.

GAM T. JACK'S Madison near Btata, Tel. Central 2108. BIS Shows Every Day at aad A THE CEI1TUHY CLU3 Grind Vaudsiilla Eiil. MATS.

-fill 255075 lWSiksaaal NAT. r.i. A SON id WILLS OF REST SAT. -a tati Vcrld iuelf, and IT. p.

m. from free on request. St. s-n m. twr-, STATE -nd HARRISON.

yJ Lb I (FORMERLY HOPKlNa'l NEW SHOW EVERY SUNDAY. MAT. DAILT BON-TON'OURLE8QURtf asnnMS ssasara Rtat. ft Van Buren.1 I ntyUHUUKU sta Tel. Har.

2007. CHANGE OF BILL WEEKLY. MAT. DAILY. THE THOROUGHBRED BURLESQUERS WHERE TO DINE GUNTHER'S CANDY 21 2 STATE ST.

wonderfot whsrfina Spray. Mt Conveniens, la MX SI sa4 field asulll. toss. su4 ttk ale ftttaB. TakMhM KWWM IIi.i sm Mmum- Bar mt fMf Driola, ae ParSlmlan.

Tvtl UBHralaiia.le.tff t.ra Mail. B4y nrascMa. CThlebesSss- CbMleal Oa. raiba, rmm DEATHS. FUNERAL TRA IN Oraeeland and Calvary- Funeral train of th Chlcaao.

Milwaukee ft Bt. Paul railway leavea Union depot Udadlaon and Canal streets) dally at m. mvutwi William beloved son of John and flarah Cnmmlns nes ana orotner ot Commina as-ed 13 yeara and 8 months. Fu neral Wednesday. Sept.

21. at 8:30 a from lata. mIiIu. MM Fast Fnllerton avenue, to St. Vincent's hlah mass will be eel.

bratsd. thence by carrlaaea to calvary. DEUURY William Deltiry.1 Sept. 20: at Ham- mono, loa. unerai inursoay i e.iv in.

from the residence of his brother. Euene De-i lury. 8JG Grand avenue, to 8L Malarhy church. where- man mass wui. nt ceieuraita.

31 EAGHER Frederick Winston Mess her. son of James F. and PauHne Hays Meairher, aaed 12 years. Funeral from reeldence. 612 Drexel bou- Wednewlar mornln.

8ept. 21. iUO. at 10 o'clock, to Holy Ansels' church, thence to Mount Olivet. SCOTT Robert 6.

Roott. aired years, st his home. Lakeald. 111. Notice of funeral will be Kiven later.

NOTICE. Herman Warner died at the Cook county Infirmary Sept. Id. 1004. Nora Turner died at th Cook county insane hospital Bnt.

18. iihm. Unless friends call for the remalna within five days th same wui aispoeea or accorama io law. XI- General Superintendent. UNDERTAKERS.

A. B. PERRIOO. UNDERTAKER. 2878 STATE st.

only. -1 do business on my own reputation and manufacture my own funeral soods; not In th trust. Telephone Boutn J. WHITTIER BUFFI TM (20 YEA WITH THE lata C. H.

Jordan), undertakers. Wabash av. Telephone South 63. R. A.

ALLEN, UNDERTAKER. PRIVATE AM- bulano. Tel. North 10. SM N.

Clark st. POSTLEWAIT. UNDERTAKER. 822 OGErEN AV. we oon say mucn: just oo oustness: a stores.

AGENTS WANTED. WANTED AGENTS EVERYWHERE TO SELL our popular pollcl. covering all accidents, dis eases ana occupations, ttometnina entirely new. and -issued bv this society on v. Easily understood.

and easily sold cost but so per annum each, rav- able monthly If desired. Lara-e commission paid unmeoiateiy. ana exclusive territory allowed. Address NATIONAL ACCIDENT SOCIETY. 820 oroaaway, i.

r-ataoiisnen yeara. MINIATURE PHOTO JEWELRY A niTTCTa make 10 a day A- more: special Inducements: cata- iogue ire. Hurtti una. azx-z Uearbora Chi. AGENTS MAKE tRO WEEKLY SOLICITING nra insurance: installment Dlan: noma eomnanv Call morning-, room 18.

ITT La Salle St. AGENTS! PORTRAITS! BIG LINE. LOW PR1CBL nampiea irea. jsununaa. xid aiica.

Chlcaao. AUTOMOBILES. 2 2 APPERSON CARS. SECOND nana .11.000.00 1 24 Apperson car, never used 1,800.00 Above ear In iruaranteed condition. Beat ma-1 came tor country wora money can buy.

APPEH8UM Wabaah av. O. urits riN-lot-rltlvii CARS FOR. RENT I 'oFdr if you want to Salle 1 if 'J PhssM, CML 44U. 1 I Every A7cr.c: isAW Amuis 1 1 1 i sstinaiirt ssnrsT I VII aSf A'JLL kboQt ffbTeannotpplyttia lSuJ MASVKL.

accept no other. butseod Mama for Ulosttated booS siJsl. Itgtvea fil parucolsrt sad directions in- il sloaolato ladle, at A SX COt i Uda. alaw Vara. TJT ana CHICMraTIsj-al ENOLfarf jLi( CLSi tm CHICHESTEK'S F-N swattsawJssat ry nour.

amy, or met. rimuum vnlcaaq. .1 th sreat flO.000,000 deal, by H. Nlles. Mill-Telephone Harrison 8629.

I tary Governor. Story of Ita owners and defend AWNINGS, TENTS ETC. 100 TENTS. ALL SIZES. FOR SALE OR RENT.

u. js. io a. tnaj at. -pnonextutiaiain.

BUSWESS CHANCES. DO TOD WANT A MONET MAKRRV My cash book ahowa cash receipts from an aavertisina iaea oi mm wnicn ts a oia; winner. Any one can work It: field unlimited: strletlv hi.h arade: no interference with your present buslneaa- will send sample, full Instructions, and right to publish under my copyright for S. Descrlptlv Circular (rrr. EMERSON DE PUT, Pes Moines.

Iowa. FOR SALE MANUFACTORY; SUBSTANTIAL bulldlna. OOOkTS, on llllnols Central: track throuab building; 10 acres of land at half its value. Canning factory, fronts on two railroads. 340 ft.

aansss 011 leases; proven territory. EDWIN A. WILSON. Springfield, in. WANTED GOOD MEN THAT HAVE HORSE and buggy to sell Eclipse fence and raachlnee: make from 150 to S2ot orr month clear: wire at wholesale direct from mill to farmer: write for terms aad particular to tMiOH.N WIRE FKACs Lansing, aticn.

TOO CAN NEVER PROFIT BY BUSINE88 chanoea unless you hav some money: small sav-Inga are the foundation of large fortunes; start a saving account with tha Westsrn Trust Ssvtags bank. loT-iau La Bane st. t-apitat. si.uw.ouu. FRED As 1210 Security Chicago.

Personally In touch and r. presented la Kansas I oil llsld. Leases and stock for sal a tu kit I'll pnnpf to natfln -MfTauis-w-iwci Wa buy them back on contract. Enailsh and French Muahroom Spasm Dept. XX, 178 South water unicago.

FOR SALE DRUG STORE FIXTURES AND soda fountain, all or any part, at your own price; leas sold; must vacate by Oct. 34 E. Wash ington st. FOR SALE SALOON: WENTWORTH AV. dally (IN- rent.

$J5. Including room flat price, nw. nuciJin a ixj, izi -a naiie st- S9RO 00. HALF INTEREST MAIL ORDER BU8I- ness; profits 110 percent; Invoices SATS; (100 salary and shar ot pronts. ou.

van Buren. FOR SALE CORDWOOD; BOO CORDS. 4 FEET wood, oak, ash. hickory, or maple. A.

R. MATH- KNI A Shawnsetowa. lii. BUSINESS CHANCES. SEPTEMBER BARGAINS OFFERED CHEAP forTssb this week at Arthur's.

148 Stalest. For Kale Fine grocery; fancy and dvmeatlo gro-ertes; gind neighborhood. For Pale Furnished room house; modern; apectable people; good neighborhood. For Bale Furnished fiat; owner will sacfiflc for one-half It cost him. For Sabs Saloon; fine whisky trade: elegantlr stocked call quick.

For Bale Barber ahop; elegant fixtures; union Price: sacrinoe for cash, nd market; high class patronage: business localltjr Investors and 1 stands the closest LVi i 8 Pro rictuses are in my ofTH- Siva yon all information concerning this company. For Hale Confectionery store; choice stock: fin fixtures and cheap rent. For Sale Restaurant; fully equipped and a money maker: select patronsge. For Sale Bakery; choice location; good reason for selling; books open for Inspection. For Bale Milk route: clean and up to dat busi ness; can lor particulars.

For gale First class boarding-house; 14 unusual onnnrt 1 1 1 1 For sale Fruit and confectionery store la Chicago Heights; established stand; St. BOO, For ISale Newspaper rout near 74th established 12 years; H0. For Pale Ice cream parlor and fruit store; good location: well established. For Sale Custom ahlrt business in larg Minne sota city. For Sale Cigar More; high grade stoca: see thla For bale Tb.

finest lunchroom lnald of th loop. or Sale 2o room hotel on West Madison uiiuauu opportunity. FOR SALE A LHSITIMATE UFO. BUSINESS; )nn eeia Diisneci net timfltft a 1 V. montlilv: rea- eons, hwner has other business; Al proposition for If- jparues: prtc lull particulars.

1 Arthur. 148 State- at, I fOR 8 a le wagon and cabinet bhop: a I fin town and country trade: 4u miles Chlcaao: new gasoline engine, belt-running machines', a vienuis nwini i or smaii lactory snap at Sl.aut. I Arthur. 4M tate st. FOR SALE FIRaT CLASS IH noona vio.

tlon. and ladlea' furnishlna- atncik in uni spienoia conoiiton. ill, sen at invoice. Aniur a A4a state at. FOR SALE PARTNERSHIP INTEREST saloon and restaurant: Inside loop: established 10 years: Al nrouosition: Investigate.

Arthur, ua fXJH SALE BUYS FIRST CLASS 14 ROOM rooming-bouse; always filled with respectable anititH. its utile, FOR SALE 11.O0O SHARES THt'NnFR MT stock; low figure If taken at once: only block on au.ub Aniiitif, 14btBteat. r-OIt' SALE DRUG STORE STITR ST established plant: elite location: Drlca. S3.00u: ii m-uwn, Annur jea mat at. HJH 8 A IjE 2tM RlVfl A finnr, a wrwv near bV Illinois town m-ma rr.Lr- int-avart (aravt a aauuiwa Ml I.

A ItV IIIIW' UCein. FOR 8ALK-HALF FNTRflPST TV a m-Darr turt and piano moving business; splendid Iocs, FOR A sar--u FOR SALE FIRST CLASS A Rnnu rt a. r.i nrmt condition; owner vi 1 at once. FOR SALE RUPInrurVT Anew. loop district doina- aolendid hujitive.

m-111 JtVr-f LFANT DELICATESSEN store at N. Halsted select irhwiwj WILL TAKE INTEREST piyvwiiwo ever onerea. FOR SALE-PORTABLE HOUSE, 10 BT 22; lirst class Arthur's. 148 -mate. TO PUT A FIRST CLASS maii order proposition on the market.

MILL SLABS HARDWOOBFOR. SALE: 23 cars. 1. 2. or 4 ft.

lenatha. A. R. MATH EN ft enawneetown. III.

APPLES FOR SALE ONE OR TWO CAR LOADS ui iro nner apples, w. b. XUUULL. East Watertord. Me.

TO EXCHANGE HAVE FINE CEDAR CANOE and cash: want motorcycle. A sua. Th. inter Ocean. MEDICI.fAL PREPARATIONS.

PAT FOLKS less-remedy 1 ohl so easy: no rea-aln: nothtna to sell. Address with etamn. I will tell how It was dona miss i. u. i optftne.

ais oadaa Chlcaao. 111. CLEANERS AND OVERS. LACE CURT A 1X8 AND DRAPEHIEB cleaned. SANITARY CLEANERS AND DYERS.

2H4 Wabash av. "Phone Green 4C2. We rive blue tradlna stamps: 0 stamp aiven fre oa flrst dollar's worth of clesnlnr. Ladles' skirts reboond. T5c.

Men's Suits pressed. 76c. HAIR GOODS. Ladleav' THCKFS HAIR Tooaa. 'Manicvr-nm.

facial treat- BAZAAR Mien.c.iciiviyHii. uyvmr, ami Bleachtna-- Wlrs for men and women, more, no wanash av. SAFES. SECOND HAND EXTRi nc-CD vmnmnne mm. iitaj avrT" safea; also steel and skeleton safes for vault purpose BABATH SAFE AND LOCK.

18S WE ARE OVF.RSTnrvil'nnv onvi-n uAwn e. j-nces cui way aosn thla week. RA bath n. tru lav.iv leo Las t. SAFES BOUGHT AND BOLD-ALL KINDS OF r'liVo TS AS cnanaeo.

and repaired. w. iiiiii, jevriimav. CHIROPODISTS AKDHAltlCFRIXO. 2BC: MANICTTRINO.

25C; PHAMPOO- rra. vrm. r.manuel. iw wabaeh av. PLAITUe.

DRESS anteed. PLAITING. LOWEST PRICES GUAR- Ari numina vora. n. u.

ita mate at. DERMATOLOGISTS. FACE. FORM CORRECTED. RLFMrRHRR movea: immeaiate.

w.A.pratt. M.O.,147 state, UPHOLSTERING. WRINGERS, MATTRESS. FURNI- ture. reamer renovatea.

Hichards, 61 Ocden pi. MIICELLANEOIS. PERSONAL OUR LADIES' Tl'KlTTRH VI VS. TRIC BATHS IN CONNECTION WITH OUR HAIR DRESSING AND MANTCCRTNG KST1R. untijitnr makkh ui htohk the most rurLLAH AKU tIKHT IN THE CITY.

VL KM11AM. 70-73 STATE BT. Unecd a New Perfume Its odor Is everlasting. Sent to any address post- paia ror ltc. me f.

W. ELLISON 7 La omi i iw V- II u. a "4. 11. BILLIARD AND POOL' TABLES.

FOR SALE SECOND HAND BIT.I.Itnn a urn pool tables- rent tables, with prlvlleat of tuy- 4 1 'S inc. I rv-n A 1. IV Urvit v.wj.r-Af oa ana iioo rt BDasn av. MONEY MADE DAILY BY ADVERTISERS AND INTER OCEAN WANT ADS HELP TO MAKE IT. -BRING YOUR ADS.

OR TELEPHONE 1904 CENTRAL. OR TAWE THtlU Tl OCR BRANCH DRCG 8TORS AGENCIES a nnvutjnvL a 1 nis vi 1 I. CASH PAID FOR SECOND HAND BILLIARD a pwoi isoiea ui an ainas. nt ICK-UALK-E-COLLENDER Wabash Chlcaao BOOKS, MAGAZINES. ETC.

HmU t7 ITB'TYjIIP'P ikSBB a al a sr-u -w a vt 'Complete hlstoryr contest, and leaal status of ers: their wronrs and futurs plans. GREATEST UxaA AUjn las a. a rt. aiaiied roe iuc. rautioit.

i viara at. CLAIRVOYANTS. AN HONEST- PROPOSITIOM Professor Jumi Whit. -li I tm' -i-vm- Clairvoyant, Palmist, and Spirit Medium, la permanently located her. His hAn.atv 1 and eleven years' continuous practice In Chicago nma iHvim mrtioa an uouot tnat rToresaor White is the leader of his profession.

As proof of his nu.iuLnrtL i-unLH, to an wno come prepared for readings thla week he will tell you full NAME. addresa" OCCUDation and tha nfilw-t at Vrtii r- vl.lt absolutely FREE OF CHARGE. His advice per taining to love. Business, will. states, lawsuits, buying or selling of property, speculation.

Invest-i anenta marriaae. divorce, la uneoualed. Ha reunites the aeparated. causes speedy and happy marriage with the one you love, restore lost af- rection. removes evil innuence in ract.

everything. Professor White's advice Is much sought for on past aad future Investment, for which he has no equal. He charge not one penny for such advice until the Investment has paid a handsome profit. 13 THIS NOT FAIR AMU HONEST GREAT REDUCTION this week. Professor White, a.

a matter of advertisement, thta week will give his oomDlete life readlna for Nlcenta Satisfaction ab solutely guaranteed or no fee accepted. Everything atriotly sacred and confidential. Hla residence la arranged so you meet no strangers. Don't mistake name and number. PROF.

JAMES WHITE. TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY-THREE WARREN between Ft obey and Hqyne Writ Side. Consultation hours. 10 to 8. Sundays included.

Letters with stamp answered. B. JOSEPH. EXPERT PALMIST AND LIFE der Ladies, 25c; gents. 50c; fall satisfaction given; horoscopes written.

8H3 W. Madison st. I5.0t READSNG. I1.0O. PROF.

1224 MICHIGAN A V. Clairvoyant, Palmist. Advloa on all affairs. PROF. ROMANS.

829 MICH. A V. READINGS daily, S1.00. By mail or otherwise- Hours. 10 to a.

JtJIRDPjET Lcsaiag Caleaaro Dcalara, THB ONLY PLACE TO BUY PARROTS, plgeona singing birds of all kinds, goldfish, and aquariums; lowest possible prices. ATLANTIC PACIFIC BIRD W. Madison st. BIRDS. PETS.

DOGS. ALL KINDS SlNdlMl canaries, $2, guaranteed parrots, goldfish; wholesale, re tali. VAliLK 8 Bird a lore, 4Hl S. IS late. CANDIES, ETC.

CONFECTION ERT, "IN'B BONBONB, AND ehocolatea. famous throughout the United States. Bend for wholesale and retail catalogue. C. F.

GL NTHER. Confectioner. 412 State St. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY. Laadlasi Ckleaaa sSatabllsksaaata.

FREB EXHIBITION ALL THIS WEEK Of models and patterns of the newest aad best fall and winter styles. Our cut to order coat. suit, shirt waist, and skirt patterns wilt make your dressmaking easy. Dressmaking and millinery taught from A to Z. M' DO WELL SCHOOL.

78 Stat al, opp. Field' store. MMB. HUNT'S BCHOOLOF MILLINER X. CH1-cago'a largest and best.

1201 Mssonle temple. DETECTIVES. OENTRAL DKTECTIVB AOEXCT-EXPITRI. enced operatives all points. Sfl Dearborn.

R.M.Chi. itlStl CORA M. STRAY KR PRIVATE DCTEC-tlve aa-ewey. S104 Cot. Prove av.

Tel. 863Q PaU Calaaa-o'a Lcadlaar Bsresas. 25 AND 21 hT. CLARK IS TUB PROPWR place to apply for all kind of help or positions, either mechanical or clerical; It la a stats Institution, and fre to even-body. Cosna and see for yourself.

Tl North 1.10. DAVID at. BROTHERS. SopL WEST SIDE BUREAU. 1 TO 8.

CANAL ST-Tclephone Main 901. No rharire of any kind mad to employer or employ for furnishlna all kinds of employment for male and female help. All rdra nrnmbi V- attahdd Ia H- P- REVERB, Superintendent. IF YOU ARE OUT OF ESIPIlTurvT AND vunir in OAHMt mecr rhanlcal. or hny branch of mduatrv.

apply, to III. We Fre Employment office. Wabash a iVe have all kinds ot Positions own fnr m.u female. O. W.

GEARY. 8upt- FIRST CLASS POSITIONS OPEN FOR HIGH fm mm rinnMktlrs. D7 Wlshlnrtu HOUStHULD GOODS. MAUIC BJUVE UKIKU AX THE FAIR. HOC A arr with nipprrinvs pith lUTimva' ilXPNOJjSM.

HTPNOTI8M LEARN IT AT THE DE LA U-rence Institute of Hypnotism, Send for fre literature, lata Michisan av. JAMES MAHER AND ANGUS ROT SHANNON. ativa.iE.iD fun '703 Reaper STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK, 88. lUOt. Cty of Chlcaao, la trust for the oae of th schools, vs.

Mllea B. Crafts. Clayton K. Crafts, Atanley C. Crafts.

L. J. Rector. H. E.

and th UNKNOWN OWNERS and parties In Interest. Condemnation. Gen. No. 2T.5110.

Notice la hereby aivea to th UNKNOWN OWN- ERA mnA nMnna fM Int. w. MUMilna enow real eeimce. tr-wit: LAir tnirty-one I thirty-two 2), thirty-three (33. thirty-four 1 thlrtr-flve (36).

thlrtv-els Ml. thlrtv-seven i and thirty-elaht (.181 In Block six (01. in It Ion to Austlnvllla. said Addition helne a Bub. division of the West 8t4 acres of the South 4H acres of th West half of th South West quarter or Section nine Township thirty-nine (80 North.

Ranae thirteen (131. East of the Third Prin cipal Meridian. In Cook County. Illinois, that tne above named petitioner heretofore- filed Ita Petition In said court, -on the law Kids thersof. ty condemn th a bore described real estate for school that a summons thereupon Issued oui oi saia court to tne above- named delenaanta, returnable on rmmt ih.

wmwmmm Ik. rM cult Court of Cook County, to be held-at the Court -House la Chlraa-o. In Cook County. the third Monday of October. A.

D. 10. as Is by law re quired, ana Which ault Is still pending. tnuv a nnnvp JAMES MAHER AND ANQU8 ROY SHANNON, Aiiunwji iw j'eiiiioaer. SPENCER WARD.

ATTORNEY. 1244 T-nitv STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK. SS. Superior Court of Cnok Cntintv k- lerm, a- u. IBO.

Christine Anders va Rudolph Anders. In Chancery. No. 238073. -Notice la hereby alven to iha aald Rndnlnh Anoers that the ahov.

ninuwl Pn I p. tnfor tiled her Bill of Complaint In aald Court. on the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of aald Court aval net tb above named defendant, returnable on the Srst day of the term of the Superior Court of Cook County, to be held at the Court Houae la Chlcaao. In said Cook Countv. on the FUrat Unndav October.

A. D. 1004, as la by law reoulred. and which ault la still pendlna. jomn A.

linn. Clerk. SPENCER WARD. Comol't's Rol'r. MEEK.

MARCH A KUBITZ. ATTORNEIS. 3 Metrnnnlltan Rlnolr STATE OF TTJ-IN-ti f-nnvtr hit mnif an Circuit Court of Pnunt Ti rwKw Term. A. D.

1B04. Violet E. Burr va Raynold In Chancery. No. 2561 Notice is hereby given to the said Reynold A.

Burr that the above named for Sled her BUM of Complaint In aald Court, -oa ne siae tnaraot. ana that, a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against tha above named defendant, returnable on tha first day of the term of tha Circuit Court of Cook Coun- ty.to be held at the Court House in Chicago, la said Vook County, on the Third Monday of October, A. D. -ll04. as is by law required, and which suit is still pending.

JOHN A. COOKE. Clerk. MEEK. MARCH A KUB1TZ.

Complfs Bol'ra. GEORGE FRANTZEN, ATTORNEY. J- KOI Journal Building. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK.

SS Circuit Court of Cook County. To th October Term. A. D. 19U4.

Maiius T. Petersen Busk vs. Mette Marl Busk. In Chancery. No.

2540O4, Notlc Is hereby given to the raid Mette Maria Busk that the above named Complainant hereto- -for filed hi Bill of Complaint In said Court, oa the Chancery side thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out of said Court against the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of th Circuit Court of Cook County, to be held at tha Court House in Chicago, In said Cook County, on th Third Monday of October. A. D. 1A04. as la by law required, and which suit Is still pending.

JOHN -A. COOKE. Clerk. GEORGE FRANTZEN. Complfs Sol'r.

ERNEST C. RENIFF. ATTORNEY. 1131 Unity Building. -STATE OF ILLINOIS.

COUNTY OF COOK. SS, Superior Court of Cook County. To the November Term. D. 1904.

Minnie Mar Walker vs Frank Walker. In Chancery. No. 2:10.128. Notice Is hereby given to the said Frank Walker that the above named Complainant heretofore filed her Bill of Complaint In aald Court, on the Chancery side- thereof, and that a lummni thereupon Issued out of said Court aralnst the above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term oi tne superior court or cook county, to be held at the Court House In Chicago.

In said Cook Coun- -ty. on the flrst Monday of November. A. D. 1904.

as la by law required, and which suit Is still pending. JOHN A. LINN. Clerk. ERNEST C.

RENIFF. Compl't'a Sol'r. J. J. POULTON, ATTORNEY.

1618 Ashland Block. STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY OF COOK. SS Circuit Court of Cook Countv. September Term.

A. D. 1904. William A. Sullivan vs Mary E.

Sul- llvan. In Chancery. 2ftf14d. Notice la hereby given to the aald Mary F. Sullivan that the above named Complainant heretofore filed bis Bill of Complaint In said Court, on th Chancery side thereof, and that a summons there-upon Issued out of said Court aa-ainst the above named defendant, returnable on the first dav of tha term of th Circuit Court of Cook County, to be neia at tne toun nous in in tea go.

in sal a cook County. on the Third Monday of Sentember. A. 1904. as by law required, and which suit is still pending.

JOHN A. COOKE. Clerk. J. POCLTON.

Compl'fi Sol'r. E. T. WOOD. ATTORNET, 2 and 4 Sherman Street.

r.aiAir. vr ia rw.r..- vt lii 1,1, Deceased All nersnns having claims against tha estate of Charles William Randall, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to attend and present such claims to the Probate court or Cnok County. -Illinois, for the nurooee of bavin th. asm Justed at aJerm of said Court, to be held at the ftnoate lourvKoom. in tne Cltv of Chicago In said Cook CounV-.

on the third Mondsv of Novem ber, a. ii being the 21 at dav thereof. Dated Chicago. Sentember 1004. MARY ELIZABETH RANDALL.

Administratrix. JAMES MAHER. ATTORNET. 70.1 Reaner Rlork. STATE- OF ILLINOIS.

COUNTY OF COOK. SS Circuit Court of Cook County: To the November Term. 104. Mary va. Richard T.

Newlll. In Chancery. No. 2.VV1.V.. Notice Is herebv to the said Richard T.

Newill that the above named Comolalnant heretofore tltH mil r.t rnmnbinl In a. (.1 rVturt AB febe Chancery slile thereof, and that a summons thereupon Issued out or sain t'ourt against tn above named defendant, returnable on the first day of the term of the Circuit Court of Cook County, to held at the Court House In Chlcaao. In said Cook County, on the Third Monday of November. a. it.

WH. aa la by law reoutrea. sn.t wnicn suit is still nendlnr. JOHN A. COOKE.

Clerk. JAMKS MAHER. compi t'a Sorr. WIN8TON. PA YNB A STRAWN.

ATTORNEYS. First-national Hank Blig. ESTATE OF ADELA M. HESS. DECEASED All persons having claims against the estate of Adela M.

Hess, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to attend and present such claims to tha Probate Court of Cook County. Illinois, for the purpose of havtnr the same adjusted at a term of said Court, to be held at the Probate Court Room. In the City of Chicago. In said Cook County, on th third Monday of November. A.

D. 11MH. being the 21st day thereof. Dated Chicago. September TTst.lwf.

FREDERICK A. INGAT.lA Executor. WTNSTON. PAYNE A BTRAWN. Attorney.

THOMAS J. YOUNG. ATTORNEY. 111A lAilanJ rtlor-k ESTATE OF ELIZA MILLER. DECEASED A LTj persons having claims against the eatate of Elisa Miller, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to-attend and present such claims to the Probate Cdurt of Cook County, Illinois, fur the purpose of having the same adjusted at a term of aald Court, to be held at the Probate Court Room.

In the City of Chicago. In said Cook County, on the third Monday of November. D. luot. being th 21st day thereof.

Dated Chicago. September ztst. if. TtdWARD TYNE. Administrator.

THOMAS J. YOUNG. Attorney. THOMAS J. YOUNG.

ATTORNET, 1110 Ashland Block. ESTATE JV WILUAM i. iir.i.i' ceased All persons having claims against the estate of William T. Hennessey, deceased, are hereby notified and requested to attend and present such claims to th Probata Court-of Cook County. Illinois, for th purpo of having th same adjusted at a term of said Court, to beh-ll at th Probate Court Room, In the City of Chicago, in said Cook County, on the third Monday of November, A.

D. 1B04. belmg the 21st day thereof Dated Chicago, -September 21at, 1O04. MARY CECllVlA MtMAHON. Administratrix.

THOMAS J. YOUNG. Attorney..