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M) NO ELASTIC THE RAILROADS AN EASY WAY THE COURTS CURRENCY IS NEEDED EDUCATIONAL Continued rom Page One sub INLANDERS fj LOAN ARE RES TLESS WEST PATENTS to on your AUCTION SALES public sold Stu at such LOANED of V7 EASY DEALINGS ARE the innish offi the At "Usual Rate TELEGRAPHIC BRIES OR SALE Renldence Property LEGAL NOTICES Ea1 A Gratitude Bank bldg NEAR WOODWARD the ac OCEAN STEAMERS Savings Bank and cartage or COUPON No Name 4 State Town de ll UDI CAL Ellen Nc adjojirnert: ft DrBLAUDS PILLS irregular and painful by diseased ovaries New York State Spl Buffalo Way MailAmerican Express Atlantic Pacific Ex the not set Emigration has of 18000 persons by of 1:55 atn 7:30 am 10:45 pm 1:10 pm 9:30 pm 5:30 9:05 am to tolerate have hith down An the begin and and the of trade the hun day Cur Pinkham done for 0:30 am 2:00 pm 5:50 pm 8:35 pm 7:25 am the the the the out House of Correction April 3 King passed a bad $1 on Simon Barnett who keeps a on the east side buying ten ceats as 101 9:40 am 9:40 pm 8:25 pm 10:50 pm 7:50 pm 8:10 pm 10:40 pm 9:30 pm 9:20 pm 2:35 pm 11:50 am 7:15 am 8:00 pm reg Call Aus way offer cut made Geo red Alex Bamlet Phone 540 City Suburban Homes Co nd onstruetion till Home Bank 7 "LOAN CO sGraw BWi Griswold St New York November 11 An explo sion of illuminating gas in the cellar tenement IT OLLOWED A IRE IN A NEW YORK TENEMENT HOUSE BAER MAKES REPLY TO CHARGES iRSES WAGONS rxlAItY without se calling al our office ami rt per i'll Hammond bldg of Detroit Soap Co decree filed Lawson Becker et al Paxton order of publlca STEPHEN KING SENTENCED TO IS MONTHS IN PRISON MICHIGAN CENTRAL "THE NIAGARA ALLS ROUTE HE PASSED BAD DOLLARS GENERAL OPPOSITION TO THE RUSSIAN MEASURES amine Partly to Blame for Peo Changed Attitude TluJt Baath Ca Ithaca Pleaae mail ma without expense sample bottle of Hyomei for the cure of coughs cold catarrh etc SAYS DEMAND OR MORE PAY IS UNREASONABLE Detroit Doctor Read Paper Cincinnati November The fif teenth annual convention of the South ern Surgical Gynaecological associa tion began a session of thre days at the Grand hotel here to day ollowing the address of President Davis of Bir mingham several papers were rend among them one by Dr Manton of Detroit United States Circuit Court Judge Stephen Baldwin vs Liver pool London A Globe Insurance Co order extending time to December 11 to make return to claim of appeal Zoa Pliora Proved a riend to Her Daughter of bark the number 39 WERE INJURED BY GAS EXPLOSION IND REEZING at're WEBB 255 Grand Dosey for Verdict for the Detroit United A verdict for defendant was found by the jury in the case of William Daily vs Detroit United Railway Dally alleged that the conductor on a car which he was riding demanded his fare a second time and on refusing to pay he was put off The night was wet and Dailey caught cold This was one of the grounds on which he sought to recover damages properly in city and ipsi 5 and 6 per cent I L' 'It 710 Trust bldg uml upwards on productive Miscellany of Superior Court News With the Dockets of of of of of of Elisabeth Stephen King was convicted in the United States Circuit Court yesterday of passing counterfeit silver dollars and sentenced by Judge Swan to eight een months imprisonment in the De troit On piece store worth of tobacco and getting ninety cents change in good coin Next day he bought a shovel for fifty cents at Har ris second hand shop and paid for it with a counterfeit silver fl get ting back fifty cents in change Vine discovered the coin was bad before King got very far away and went af ter his customer King offered two other fl pieces but Vine would not have either of them because they were as bad as the first So King gave hack the shovel and the fifty cents and received his 51 Then he proposed to Vine that they go to a neighboring saloon to have lite bartender pass on the quality of the coin They went in and Vine stood near the door while King interviewed the bartender whose verdict was evi dently unfavorable and King disap peared through a back door Vine told the policeman on the beat and the two caught King When he was searched at police headquarters six other bad silver $1 pieces were found on him besides the three he had tendered Vine King's story was that he had tramp ed from Chicago to Detroit and picked up the coins along the railroad track near Vassar Mich He said he had used the change obtained from Barnett to pay for a night's lodging and some meals The words of Mrs A Clark 348 Turner St Grand Rapids Mich will bo interesting to all mothers of girls who suffer from menses caused United States District Court judge United State vs Stephen King defendant found rnilty 'sentenced to eighteen month in Detroit house of cor rection vember 12 Conrad pelffer vs Joseph Met te to November 10 New cases: William Knoop et al vs Chas Kimmler tor possession: rancis Mohan vs Laayetto Dunlap same office Dr Klmberlin of Ella Boyd same entry Julius Week back same entry Eliaa Nugent same entry Patrick Walsh same entry Eunice Codd same entry Anna Mitto same entrytnsenh Kern same entry iiawKtns administration BESSENGER A MOORE pay cash for De troit real estate Seo them before going elsewhere Office 306 Telegraph bldg Some sensible advice to women passing through this trying period The painful and annoying symp toms experienced by most women at this period of life Are easily overcome bv Lvdia Vegetable Compound It is especi ally designed to meet the needs of system at the trying time of change of life It is no exaggeration to state that Mrs Pingham has over 6000 letters like the following proving the great value of her medicine times wish to thank Mrs for what her medicine has me My trouble was change of life our years ago my health' began to fail my head began to grow dizzy my eyes pained me and at times it seemed as if my back would fail me' had terrible pains across the kidneys Hot flashes were very fre quent and trying A friend advised me to Lydia Vege table Compound I have tak6h six bdttles of it and am to day free from those troubles I cannot speak in high enough terms of the medicine I recommend it to all and wish every suffering woman would give it a Bella Ross 88 Montclair Ave ROslindale Mass $5000 forfeit if original of above letter proving genuineness cannot be produced MISS INEZ CLARK GVand Rapid Mich Her letter dated June 11 1902 reads: Phora is a friend to ladles My daughter Inez has used the medicine for pain incident to a life and particularly for severe pain in side with best results Too much can not be said in praise of Zoa Phora and I will gladly recommend it to any wo man who may write me concerning its If you have any derangement weak ness or displacement of the genital organs kidneys liver or bladder or if extremely nervous Zoa Phora will cure you Expectant mothers cannot afford to be without this valuable rem 'edy before and after baby is bom Zoa Phora sends new life and strength direct to the diseased organs of wemen purifies the blood and builds (not merely stimulates) the nerve tissues A free trial bottle will be sent to any woman sending name and ad dress to the Zoa Phora Co Kalama zoo Mich Zoa Phora is for by druggists or it will be sent direct prepaid on receipt of price one dollar a bottle If you are a sufferer you can make no mistake In taking Zoa Phora at once If you are Interested or have a frfend who is a sufferer send for our Illus trated book Boelling why Zea Phora cures It is sent free All letters strict ly confidential and answered by the docttjf' 4 Daily (Except Sunday' Except Monday Es Es Es Ee Lie Estate failed to ripen The grain cut makes miserable unhealthy Klatt Muit Pay the 500 In the case of Addie Lange admin istratrix vs William Klatt the jury yesterday returned a verdict for plaintiff for $500 with interest Klatt obtained $500 from his uncle Edward Lange deceased of Wyandotte and after death his widow sued for the amount Klatt claimed that the money was given not loaned to him by his uncle 'T' rhnmbrr of Commerce aloy loans rry loaned salaried people retail her csants tianisters boarding houses in Do and suburbs without security easy ln: urg business In 43 principal cues Unlvn Credit Co 1110 MajeatlO Gens Botha and Delarey had a pri vate interview with Mr Chamberlain at the latter's office A cable dispatch received at the war department from Gov Taft announces that he has appointed Elmer Ryan formerly of Bloomington Ind super intendent of education for the Philip pines James Hedinger of Baltimore Md has the honor of receiving tne first of the battle medals of the Spanish war He was an able seaman on the Indiana and participated in the naval battle of July 3 The insular bureau of the war de partment has Informed the Philippine government that according to a decis ion of the cabinet Christmas presents sent to the islands will be subject to the same duty as other goods Charley Price was killed James Ross fatally ahd three others slightly in jured in the collapse of an old building at Wilkesbarre The building was be ing torn down and a floor gave way catching the workmen beneath it The president has appJnted William Michael Byrne to be United States dis trict attorney for Delaware Mr Byrne resigned his position last October and was a candidate for congress in the re cent election as a Union Republican He however was defeated and has now been given back his old place An engine went over an embankment at the Ilinckston dam north of Johns town a and crashed into a crowd of Slav workmen killing two of them named Gellot and Braneso and fatally injuring another Several others were seriously hurt A relief strain has just been aispatcnea to tne scene oi cldent Information received at the legation indicates that Liang who was formerly a Missouri regiment of during the Am and who came to the fight for the Colombian increase nt New York was 11 per cent and at Chicago IB per cent: the receipts being $1833 58 and $864884 respectively The largest increase was 36 per cent at Los Angeles closely pressed by 33 pec cent at aiuwauitee rne largest crease was 11 per cent at Buffalo nil amount asked rates tnat in the for a Iome It is finished hardwood floors enamel consists ot a beautiful drafting room sitting UAlllllB LUVtu auu niti uru vu me mot uuui and on the second floor there are five good chambers and bath room There is a basement under the entire house In short it was built for his permanent home and no money was spared to make it first class Bls recent election to the Supreme Court bench makes it Imperative that he live at Lansing The sale therefore will be to the high est bidder without reserve This will be a great opportunity for an Investment or for a home Burton abstract Terms cash $200 deposit day ot sale Hannan Exchange Phone No 815 Wayne Circuit Court Record New Law 42666 and Appeals from Courts 42668 Josephs A Thick vs Rapid Railway assumpelt Al fred Rice attorney New Chancery Cases 24964 Charles Baldwin vs Union Trust Co bill of com plaint John Beaumont solicitor 24965 Derrigan vs Charles Derrigan divorce Grebe solicitor Judge erry A Co vs Daniel order for withdrawal of note from files Annie Lawhorn vs Gus Lawhorn decree signed and filed Anna Durham vs Herltert Hinds in progress Addie Lange administratrix vs William Klatt jury trial concluded Judge razer Curtis Marvin vs John Hartz verdiet for defendant Henry Brevoort vs John Alexander Sr et al in progress Judge Rohnert Voigt Brewery Co Thomas Taylor order filed William Charlton vs Wabash Co et al in progress Judge Hosmer William Daily vs Detroit United Railway verdict for defendant! Maud Stephenson vs same in progress Robert Haight ya Samuel Johns judgment on verdict Otto Klelnow vs Her mann Kleinow Interlocutory decree signed and filed Judge James Baldwin et al vs Gould Co et al order allow ing ciasm signed and vs Harry tion nuunv umii ia car one hour later on Sundays Orchard Lake Division Northville Orchard Lake and Pon hourly from 6 a until 11 ml car one hour later on Sundays lint Division To Keep Well Il Is easy to keep well if we would only observe each day a few simple rules of health The all impoitant thing is to keep stomach right and to do this it is necessary to diet or to follow a rule or bill of fare Such patnper simply makes a capricious appetlta and a feeling that certain favorite ar ticles of food must be avoided Prof Wiechold gives pretty good advice on this subject He says: am 68 years old and have never had a serious illness and at the same time my life has been largely an indoor ane but I early discovered that the way to keep healthy was to keep a healthy stomach not by eating bran crackers or dieting of any sort on the contrary I always eat what my appetite craves but daily for the past eight years I have made it a practice to take one or two of Dyspepsia Tablets af ter each meal and 1 attribute my robust health for a man of my age to the regular daily use of Tab lets My physician first advised me to use them because he said they were per fecy harmless and were not a secret patent medicine but contained only the natural digestives peptones and diastase and after using them a few weeks I have never ceased to thank him for his advice I honestly believe the habit of tak ing Dyspepsia Tablets after meals is the real health habit because their use brings health to the sick and ailing and preserves health to the well and Men and women past fifty years ot age need a safe digestive after meals to Insure a perfect digestion and to ward off disease and the safest best known and most widely used is Stu arts Dyspepsia Taoiets They are found in every well ulated household from Maine to fornia and in Great Britain and tralia are rapidly pushing their into annular favor All druggists sell Dyspepsia Tablets full sized pkgs at 50 cents and for a weak stomach a fifty cent package will often do worth of good money tor western In ot Clrcu directory Co REE REE ill out the following Coupon and mail it to day and get a free sam ple of HYOMEI GOT NO DAMAGES OR COLD HE CAUGHT to irat car on Supreme Court Lansing Mich November The Su preme Court to day disposed of the follow ing cases: Affirmed Newman vs Maddaugh Gillett vs Burns Voss vs Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co: Thomas vs Wagner Webb vs Peck Carr vs St Clair Tunnel Co Jaskulskl vs Citizens' Mutual ire Insurance Co: Butterfield vs Arnold La ond vs Detroit Citizens' Street Railway Co City National Bank of Lansing vs Stone: Osmun vs Galbraith Reversed Hanley vs United States i delity Guaranty Co Butler vs Detroit Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Railway Mandamus was denied in reud vs Roh nert ayne Circuit Judge The call for Tuesday November IS 1: follows: S3 92 39 93 94 95 9S 99 106 10 107 108 109 110 Washington November 11 The reply of President George Baer of the Philadelphia Reading Coal Co to the charges of President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers which has been presented to the anthracite coal strike commission was to day given to the public Mr Baer makes no inf erence to Mr Mitchell as the presi dent of the miners' organization but refers to him simply as an Individual Mr Baer denounces the demand for a 20 per cent increase in wages as bitrary unreasonable and de clares the wages in the anthracite fit id as high taking ail conditions into con sideration as in the bituminous re gions denies that the earnings of the anthracite workers are less than aver age earnings for other occupations re quiring skill and training and also the charge that the earnings are insuffi cient because of the dangerous charac ter of work in the anthracite mines declares unjust and impracticable the demand for a 20 pet cent reluction in the hours of labor says there is no dispute about the weighing of coal be cause the quantity is usually deter mined by measure and not by weight and declares that since the advent of the mine organization into the anthracite fields conditions have become Intolerable discipline has been destroyed the output of the mines de creased and the cost of mining greatly increased He also takes the position that the jurisdiction of the commission is limited to the conditions named by the coal company presidents which exclude the United Mine Workers from any recognition in the proceedings He says however that a labor organization limited to anthracite mine workers is created which 3hait obey the law respect the right of every man to work and honestly Co operate with employers trade agree ments may become WHEELER CO solicitors of pat ents Buhl block Detroit Write for In struction book NEW brick residence nine rooms first class throughout will sell cheap on easy terms 115 Westminster ave SHOT WELL McGraw bldg Interested and should know about the wunderfn MARVEL Whirling Spray rbe now rlMje itun anti iSurtion Most vonvemem 11 IMUaliy LAAHS TO salaried people crity to others on furniture ii i i urity of any kind $5 up a war: rate ot ''far $1 Per Month installment plan Phone Sal 175 Griswold Orick Krey same entry TiornmRn same entry same order bond $500 Harriot Agnew guardian appointed bond 85W In re Chandler Wells same order bond 8100 Estate of Isabella Thompson license to sell granted bond $100 Estate ot Augusta Lave same order bond $500 Estate of William Holings same or der Estate of Michael Bloomfielder same order bond $2000 Eetate of Julia Will iams same order Estate John Hau brick administration granted bond $100 Estate tale tote tate talc tate tate granted bond $1000 Estate of rederick Bierwirth final account al lowed etc Estate of Charles Cordes same entry Estate of Charles Kutter ex final account allowed ete Estate of Annette Atnhlson petition tn deter mine heirs denied Estate of William Sheeran petition for specific performance granted Kstnte of Amandus Von Essen special Anal account al lowed Estate of rank Stronmer execu tor's final account ordered within thirty days debts ordered paid UPNITURE 2AIWS WAGONS JSE RECEIPTS DR LA RANCO'S COMPOUND gives positive relief powerful combina tion successfully used by 200000 women price 25c druggists or mall Address LA RANCO CO Philadelphia Pa MADAM PIERCE massage sponge alco hol and vapor Massage Parlors 422 Michigan ave AUCTION SALE Two story frame house and lot 30x105 feet 602 Catherine St between McDougall and Elmwood Wed nesday November 12 at 4:30 on the premises seven room house in first class repair Convenient to cr lines and schools Al neighborhood here is a chance to get a well built house at your own price owner instructs us to sell to the highest bidder abstract and good title terms half cash $50 at tithe of sale OWardell Sons Office 6 Walker blk Phones 1357 BLOOD POISON Send to DR BROWN 935 Arch street Philadelphia a tor BLOOD CURE $200 pr bottle ROUT Nni pbv iirnnow a Patterson Gratiot ave and R4alpn at DUCHESS TABLETS er'' the only sate and reliable monthly regulator known' Price: co 1 one dollar No 3 ten de stronger five dollars Agents for Detroit: ituster 203 Woodward ave 1 attetson Randolph and Gratiot'ii'iutat ion at doctor's office room "uodwrrt ave from 1 to 5 only Sundays from 10 to EVELAND 12 Ellza 10 12 to 2 to EPSTEAN 24 Moffat REAL ESTATE bought sold and exchanged: houses built and sold on easy terms money to loan OR At any reasonable price if sold before December 1 1902 a fine brick residence and large lot on Woodward ave also 100 feet front on north side of Kirby ave near Woodward Here are two bar gains Who wants them? JAMES A JONES Union Trust bldtp I IDEL1TY STORAGE recking Moving and Shlp rng 27 29 Woodward ave Tel office 403 barns 4506 2946 raace 7:30 amjChl Cleve Col CIn I til :20 am 2:55 pmlCleve Pitts Col Ex (til :55 am 5:00 pnslChi Cleve Col Exp 5:55 pm venr drenlkt for It It ho cannot supply the other but send stamp for il lustrated givesyli nertipiiUraiiid tii inni in valnalil frt 1 art iffa IM 4MVICI 2tTUuea lMgVew York 1 mn SALE BY: Gray Worcester 2i Woodward 'Ave Kinsel 26 Michigan Ave Grunow Pattersun Griitlot and Randolph Central Drug Co 1ST Woodward Ave OCEAN STEAMERS ITALIAN HUYAL MAIL 8 3 CO 'GnKNA THE DETROIT REE PRESS: WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 12 1902 nt and manufacturers at money advanced for sal i' ii on chattels in confidence necessary Hours a mHUIN MULHOLLAND Bldg 32 34 Congress st Main 3225 cicker female: an Trix: had on collar Helsingfors inland November 11 The inlanders are showing restless ness as a result of the Russianizing measures of the St Petersburg govern ment Self restraint is beginning to yield to a willingness on the part of a portion of the population acts of violence Such acts erto been severely frowned other serious indication is ning of closer relations between in landers and Russian revolutionists a consummation devoutly wished for the latter but hardly to the taste Interior Minister Von Plehwe It is believed the altered temper the people is partly due to the terrible famine in the north which is worse than any since 1867 when 100000 peo ple died of disease and starvation The crops green bread In places bread is also being naked reached this year The resistance of ciais to such measures as they consid er destructive of their au tonomy remains unshaken by the in creased powers conferred recently on the governor general and his dismissal of many of their number Three judges of each of the three appellate courts were qismissect tor pronouncing military edict illegal It is perfectly understood that Russians will have their way end but it is evident that in meantime no opportunity will be lost to render them ridiculous or to create difficulties for them The great problem Is what to do with the 14000 young men who refuse compliance with the military law Their numbers are their strength It is Said the government would like to proceed against those of the educated classes only but they have almost to a man gone to Germany Sweden or England temporarily or emigrated al together $204) per acre only buys 22 1 2 ins on River vRouge CW OBRIEN bldg BLOOD POISON Pardon for Hamilton Denied I th worst disease on earth yet the easi Cre WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT St Paul November 11 The state I TO DO Many have pl plea apota on the pardon board to day denied the nppll 1 akin sorea in the mouth ulcer faJllnr cation for a pardon made by rank I hair bone pain catarrh know It Hnmi ion xiaiuuiuu is yuuni i nnwsnaner man convicted of the mur I der of Leonard Day at the West ho I Ugta oe month teh ei He Chinese Cheng who has been appointed minister to the United States as successor to Mr Wu will reach Washington about January 1 Mr Wu 'will not be able to get away before the first day of the week and if he can arrange for his departure by Monday he will leave on that date Hundreds of horrified spectators saw Thomas Baxter au aged resident of Chariton la cremated in a tire which destroyed his dweling The burning body could be seen through the win dows of tlie blazing is much mystery surrounding the case It is thought Baxter was murdered the house set on fire to conceal crime There were uproarious scenes in Austrian reichsrath growing of the discussion of election returns in the avoriten district Members en gaged in virulent recriminations the Social Democrats and Christian Social ists calling each other ete The din was so terrific that Koerber who attempted to allay the excitement was obliged to desist from speaking The statistics of the gross postal re ceipts of the government for last month as compared with October HH1 at 50 of the largest postoffices in the country snow a total or an of 13 per cent The increase Probate Court Judge Durfee Estate of Christina Hejda will admitted bond $100 Estate of red HiSia ie oi iviary Kstate ot red in re REVOLUTIONISTS GIVEN MORE ENCOURAGEMENT mtiastMi wk 4JhleliM4erCheilel Cman Saaare TRY REE PRESS LINERS? TRY REE PRESS LINERS 4:20 pm 9:45 am 5 1 10:15 4:25 pm 7 :45 am 8:25 pmh or CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG and points Eant DAILY 1930 are to Cleveland fl 60: Piueburg 585 Berths $100 and 8125 WEEK END EXCURSIONS to CLEVELAND every Saturday Night $300 round trip or MACKINAC ALPENA PETOS KEY and Way Ports Mona 5ri riday S0 AM A a SCHANTZ A Detroit ANT EXPRESS SERVICE LY MO UT II BOU BR EM Nov 18 Sara Kaiser Jan 6 10 am Kaiser Dcc 2 10 am Kronp'z eb 1010am 13 2pm I Kaiser eb 2410am Twin Screw Psenger Service Cberbourx Southampton alternately and Bremen Bremen Nov 13 10am I rled'h Nov 27 10am Oelrlcb Xo way James Union Ticket Office Watson 124 Woodward ave: Guenther 1 2 Peninsular Bank bldg A Stenger room 5 29 Monroe a Leidlch 404 Chamber of Commerce MILLER STORAGE CO brick building 77 81 Mt rt apartments foruenol goods Large moving 1 I hone Main 1801 'I'ijiAGi: CO Ill Wilcox are lig: limited amount storage uiiig best rare padded vans i hlppng Tel Main 69 is serving: a sytyvyear sentence Tol Cincln A South Dec Cln ast Tr'n Grosse He Accom 7:55 mo trosee tia AccomGrosse lie Accom Tol Ex A Chi TToledo Cincinnati PemnykoyalpTlls 9 Orttffnal b4 Hily eenuine VwT reliable Urntc v( IggrSr CHICHESTEK ENGLISH iu wit aactwie noxes kina wlhkMH Tab aikaa tviKefiM DiuurBreoa Ar tad iMltaliaiuu Buy roar Druggist uaps nrr i arvifEurw and Belief sr V7e Want Your Business 1' yvj nrc money call and see us We bin nlarfed people on their personal 1 1:011 mortgage indorser or publlc dollar paid reduces cost nobarx in advance Crelit Co 1 2th floor nor Majestic bldg Tel 4438 Open A einf iav and Saturday till 8 liCrev Leaned to Salaried tie and female troubles quickly advice free DR GOLDBERG and Wilcox r' KERGAN speclal blood sskin and private dls 1 Shelby st Detroit Mich WARASH Ticket Office 3 ort St and Union Station am 2:20 pm 3:20 pm 11:00 pm 2:10 am OR ACREAGE OUT GRATIOT Ten acres $350 per bn mile from city lixxiits Seo JOHN TIGCHON 46 Moffat blk TWO ACRES on River Road in Delray iartro frontage exceptional bargain WELCH BROSj 313 Haimmond bldg Chicago Montpelier Cont Llm Chi St LoutsChicago St Louis City Lim Chicago Night Express Chi St Louis City EAST Buffalo A Boston Buffalo Phlla Buff Phil Wash Cont Lim Bos But Phil Bos DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITT Stu dents can enter any day full course of special branches night seslons now open Business University bldg 11 13 Wilcox at PRIVATE TUTORING for backward boys Address box No 47 ree Press 12:40 am 7:55 am 6:50 am 512:40 pm fct 4:50 pm 1:20 am ut 6:10 am St 6:20 am 9:80 sm I 4:15 pm St Thoma Accom fl 4:25 pmlDetrblt A Spl 6:10 ptnlN A Chi Spl 10:45 pm ast and Ex jr i ot 4:45 pm Bay City A Sag Ex ft 4:10 pm 8:30 pm Mack A Marq'te Ext 9:50 pmtt am 512:35 pm gt 8:15 amt 12:55 pm lT 4:55 pm £6:35 pm "10:00 pm Ex Pt Huron Northlt Tor Mont YorkPort Huron NorthDet A New York Exp Tor Mont A New York Eastward via Windsor SUBURBAN RAILWAYS DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY (Operates ail Detroit City Lines) TIME SUBURBAN L1NE3 Cars run on Detroit Local Tim Wyandotte Division or Trenton half hourly 6:03 a 10:25 ana lotar nn Sundavs Routine Diviaion or Pontiac 6 a 7 a and half hourly until 7 hourly until irst TO CLOSE AN 8 room frame Nineteenth near Howard lot 50x130 12 rocm frame Maybury ave: lot 40x153 8 roont frame Avery near Kirby 30x115 8 room frame Eighteenth near Stanley 31X11V a Double frame Labrosse well rented ''47x130 8 Lot 30x100 Trombly near Chene Will sacrifice on any bf these Let me give you a price CHARLES MON ROE 20 McGraw bldg 1800 buys house and lot at 760 ort st east terms thia is a bargain SALE Choice residence proper properties will De at the respective locations: riday Nov 14th 1292 McKinley Ave near Hancock at 10 a 2 story frame 7 roams 4 bedrooms Lot 30 by 140 699 ifteenth Street between Magnolia and Linden at 11 a cottake 3 liedrooms Lot 30 by 10523S and 240 Second St between Chester and Jones sts at 12 each a two story frame 11 rooms 7 bed roome bath etc Lots 31 by 100 Good chance for investment Burton abstracts Terms easy one third cash balance on time at 6 per cent $100 deposit day ofale Hannan Exchange Phone Main 815 AUCTION Cottage and lot 30x130 feet with small barn 71 BAKER STREET southeast corner of Eighth st Thursday November 13 at 12 noon city time on tne premises 6 room cottage in first class repair always rented "Al" loca tion for a home: two blocks from Michi gan ave convenient to car lines find schools If you are looking for first class down town investment miss the sale It will go to the highest bidder Abstract and good title Terms cash: $50 at time of sale 0 Wardell Sons Office Walker block Phones 1357 M'ri INC VAN in the city Tel ie biorage 5c Cartage Co 1' MIE WAREHOUSES large warehouses on track and located Over 150000 feet dry and free from all vermin and merchandise Largest 'be best Rates lowest Phone I mon Transfer Storage Co on SALE House and lot 131 Oakland a'e between Milwaukee ave and the Boulevard Inquire of DR 55 LYON 722 St Aubin ave OR SALE Stere and dwelling inquire 500 ra i ot 70S O5MPAU A5'E 237 near Champlain 1'i'en room modern Mse very cheap eatv termV TIGCHON 46 Moffat blk No 325 Putnam Avenue corner of Brooklyn avenue THURSDAY November 13tin? 4 on the premises A two storv frame 11 rooms with a large veranda five bedrooms bath cellar laundry and steam heat Lot 40x105 feet This house was built by Judlge Wm Carpenter in hardwood has bath tub and It reception hall room library on the first floor Circuit Court Commieiener rommltioner Judgment 77 ren dered John Ba take vs James restitution New case: James Hill ville for pOHPWion zvwnmicslmier Mav Cases Daniel IMken 4 vs ono Tylerj to No Ameriean Died in clsloinbl: Panama Colombia November Laaci captain in a volunteers erican war isthmus to government died here this morning of yellow fever Capt illness prevented him from sailing on the government gunboat Bogota when this vessel left here last Saturday in search of the rebel fleet Capt home was in St Louts He made numerous friends during ybis abort stay on the isthmus vu ir'sS lltfCL'S iM and should find the ms too large or should rvttT terms or morer it' you owe other will advance you as as ou may need IL PAY YOU TO DEAL an rid reliable company irpntation and fair? are unexcelod and arc always ii come again LOAN CO COMMERCE BLDG iter female white body spots on irvt f'S Grand 2262 inth rom nass (fr please leave at 174 and receive rewa rd nioht in Detroit opwiw limit TTirtv UPWUr'l LOAN OICE Watches Diamonds Jew il advances at lowest ratesTT J'H Griswold st opp' near We at Congress st advanced on security or indorsers'BY LOAN CO Chamber of Commerce 1 to salaried people and pianos etc rate $125 A Mouth'p il'ior McGraw bldg loan OICE tetab uuw located ut 16 Ltifay I ree Press Money loane Aatches Jewelry and urj rek piiene Main 4683 ia on city improved nt I'u and per CARPET CIEAN1NG CARDET CLEANING renot ating making and laying HUNTER SON 521 Grand River ave Phone Grand DETROIT STEAM CARPET CLEAnYnG 1VOHKS 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In west: 25 xears in one location Phone 4199 STAR Carpet Cleaning and Rug Mfg Wks made of old carpets cleaning by compressed air 180 Catherine st Tel 1321 STATE MICHIGAN County ot 5Vaync ss At a session of the Probate Court for said County ot held at the Probate Court Room in the of De troit on the eighth day ot November In the year one thousand nine hundred and two Present Edgar Durfee Judge of Probate In the matter ot the estate ot MARY A McNICHOL deceased On read ing and tiling the petition ot Andrew Mc Nlchol praying that administration of said estate may be granted to annie and Christine Hutton or some other suitable person It is ordered that the ninth day ot December next at 10 in the forenoon at said court room be appointed for hearing said petition And it Is further ordered that a copy ot this or der 1)0 published three successive weeks previous to said time ot hearing in The Detroit ree Press a newspaper printed and circulating in said county of ElDGAR DUREE (A true copy) Judge ot Probate ALBERT 5V LINT Deputy Register $8:00 pm 4 :15 pm 8:10 pm 11:40 amiTor Mont New York 2:45 pmiEast Toron 8c Mont 6:05 pm London Accommodation (London Accommodation 7:00 amGrand Rap Sag amGrand Rapids Chicago 4:00 ptt Grand Rapids Express 10:00 pm! Chicago Express IDetrolt and York Ex Daily tE xee pt Sunday LAKESHUHE MICHIGAN sOUTH ERN Depot foot ot Brush St Leave Dally tExcept Sunday Arrive per cent (one half per cent a tnonth) Chairman Bigelow presented the report the executive council The council presented a resolution by A rame of Milwaukee opposing asset currency and branch banking consideration ot which was postponed until after the discussion or that Ject to morrow Addreaa The principal address of 'he was made by Comptroller of the ttHPV i 1 I Ho pace we have traveled for the past five or six years has been a rapid oue The signs are not lacking that it should be moderated before we arts too far spent There is yet time and with prudence and care wu should be able to avoid any last ing 111 effects I do not believe that the strain is more than we can safely stand up tu this point: but Jt is time to pause and consider We have prices for ifiaUrials of all kinds up so high that the cost of living has greatly increased We have been con suming our available liquid capital at a very great rate and changing it to fixed capital where it may be unproductive tor a Lmg time Cost of production has so in creased that our balance of foreign trade is falling off at the rate of hundreds of millions per year Our bank reserves are low and the loans as highly expanded as is prudent The situation has lately been so acute as to render assistance from the treasury department necessary to give some relief the operations of our govern ment finances add to our difficulties rather than help the situation and the best that tho secretary of the treasury can do when called on to help the situation is merely to undo some of the harm which has been done by the operation of our laws for the collection of the revenue and the hoarding of money in our treasury The federal gov ernment under existing laws continues to collect a large surplus revenue ana lock a large part of the money collected up in its vaults where it is no longer available for business It is anything but a help to busi ness to take money from the people by tax ation simply to lock it up in this way It is almost equally harmful to take money wiiich is needed for business enterprises ot all kinds and for which the people wouW gladly pay 5 or 6 per cent and buy bonds with it on a basis which nets under 1 per cent and yet this is the way' the ot the treasury can best undo the harm caused by the laws now existing Some thing should be done to more nearlyequai ize government receipts and expenditures 55'0 should years ago have chng3d hnv vtrm so that the funds of the gov eminent can stay in the channels and not be locked up in vaults by drtds of millions The Weakest eint "It is unfortunate that the weakest point of our banking system is in its provisions for dealing with such a situation as em before us to day Nothing could better il lustrate the necessity for a more ela tic banking currency than the demand for at the present time Our banks have been and are being called upon to furnish the currency and credits necessary to move enormous crops probably the largest In volume and value the country has ever PrTthe farming states where this harvest is being gathered there are with $602000000 of capital and $70000000 of surplus The people who want this money advanced against these valuable and rear salable products own lands valued at Sis 674000000 have farm implements and ma chlnery worth $761000 000 live stock worth jo8owwu ana iwnnid not of the seven story double be unduTexnslonor inflation if these on Avenue this afternoon wrecked I banks had the privilege of issuing in ad a store on the ground floor and In dition to their notes covered by bonds an jured 39 persons several being severely amount of uncovered notes equal to say 50 1 hurt Among the injured were 14 flre per cent of their covered issues men and one policeman Those most "Call it credit currency asset currency I severely injured were: Battalion Chief or emergency currency or what you will yvm Guerin ireman John Gough and A small tax will provide a guarantee fund poiicernan John A Darrow which will absolutely protect the note hold I The explosion followed a slight fire cr and the public A graduated tax alia caused it is said by a plumber who ample provision for redemption wi i 1 was working in the cellar the retirement of these notes as soon a the necessity for them ceases Such notes 2 KANSAS CITY OCULIST ssrsrwsaw ssr killed by patient nrovement in a tmnking system which in all respects but the lack of elasticity of Hs I CU hasVoem of banks in THE LATTER A ORMER PO this country as good as our national sys UCBMAX THEY SUICIDED tern and no system in any country win be any belter if we make this improvement which is almost all it needs Our people believe in the national banks and well Kansas cltyi November Dr they may Noth ng eVer Kimbef lln a pioneer Citizen and the quality of their note prominent oculist was shot and killed Thehtotal'loss depositors since in his office ill this city this afternoon he lglnffing of the about $34 by John Scanlon former a police nrn 009 This is only about 8 100 of 1 per man who then shot and killed himself cent of the average amount on deposit The bodies of both men were found and the smallest fraction of the total jn the office Dr Klmberlin amount of deposits handled 5Vith an waa shot three times and both men elastic currency we need ask for little more must have died almost instantly Improvement in our national banks They Scanlon who is the brother of a would be the best banks In the world prominent local politician asserted it avor Branch Banking is said that Klmberlin had caused him lavor nrnulu hJg eyesjght believe in branch banking Thed'reti callv it is the best system as It is morel Ir economlcal more can LIPTON TO CONTRIBUTE better and the organisation can imiah mm nttm manappmpnt Owl nTto TOWARD IRISH BUILDING ter management Owing io Go i between its branches It can be made safer than any system of Independent banks If I I outlining a new systeniforcountry gt Nov(mber nA telegram system Ind i I regret that it was not has been received by James A Rear adontTd permitted in the beginning ot don acting for the Irish National the national banking system I believe ail Association in which fair the national banks would be stronger and Thomas Lipton replying to a request better to day if branches had been per tjat he contribute toward the erection mltted and the system bad been developed of a building at the Louisiana Pur with the branch feature an essential part cha3e exposition to be dedicated to of Jf thls I Ireland and the Irish people The tele Bnm to system Uodf AW Reardon St Louis Mo 1 banks with numerous branches Your letter received Iwill be de vour system however was started on lighted to contribute $1000 toward the the other plan All its growth has been jrish National air associa the other direction Our people know tion It has my best wishes for a the independent home bank and banker at success It is too radical a change for th bank "THOMAS i a a ft va ifrAnnpo i at this late day I do not think it would be wise to make such a change now if I it could be done I most emphatically believe it will not and cannot be done I The majority of bankers the majority of I the people are against It and they will see that the majority of congress are against it "With united and harmonious action how ever I believe It Is possible to secure such It Kislation as will correct the evils of our sub treasury svstem and id such elasticity 1 to our national bank currency that It will respond to the wants of business rather than the price of bonds With this accom plished a long stride will have been taken to Improve our financial and banking sys tems and remove the reproach which has had too much iustlficatlon that they were not keeping pace with the improvements in organizations and methods which have taken place In our agricultural manufac turing mining railroad and commercial business In the closing years of the last century In a'l these lines the United States begins the new century ahead of all the world Our banking and financkil sv tems must be so improved that they will do their full share in the work which is before us the development of the resources of this grand country which ha been given into our Uniform Law I The committee on uniform la'W through its chairman rank Tracy of Springfield Ill reported much progress during the year in the effort to have the negotiable instru 1 ment law enacted by the different states so business can be conducted on uniform conditions all over the Uni ted States The committee appeared before six legislatures and were suc cessful in three Ohio Iowa And JNew Jersey were so nearly success ful in' Louisiana that they were en couraged to oeneve tney wuuia win aira mu nnnoiri ur the next time The negotiable instru I OR AHEMIA GHLORuSIS ment law had been much discussed nntRIlH UIILUiivviw law journals and befefc the national I THE GENUINE and state bar associations and was at I most universally approved So far I 1 1 1 $1 1 1 twenty states have adopted it and the I I RV il 1 1 1 IkW 1 1 committee believed ground was galn 4 lug rapidly and it would be but a few I vears before there would be a nego tlable instrument that could circulate 1 ch pill all ether are imltatioM from the Atlantic to the Pacific and I aq i niHMWiT from the lakes to the gulf I WM Uavvwei New York State Spl12 2O am Chi Spl 6:00 pm Mail and ExIt 5:30 pm ast and 5V Ex 110:30 pm Kal'xoo Or pm Spll 4:1 pmENight Expre 7:35 am 2 Pacific A Atlantic Ex 9:15 13:30 am 6:15 pm 1:00 ptnj 10:55 pmH 9:45 am am 7:30 amf 12:30 pmw Coart Note Louisa Derrigan has begun suit for divorce from Charles al leglng extreme cruelty The couple were married January 31 1901 at Windsor and have one child Wm Bryaut yesterday became a member of the law firm of Clark Dur fee Aller Mr Bryant has been with the firm for some time January 1 Arthur Jones of Muskegon will also become a partner in the firm Charles Baldwin of Stamford Conn has begun suit against the Union Trust Co as administrator of the estate of A Amory deceased claiming that Amory borrowed $1000 of him and asking that his claim be declared a lien on certain insurance bn life or Orion Oxford and lint every Tiour from 6 a to also for Orlon and Ox ford at 10 and 11 Car on Wyandotte division tart from Cadillac Square and all other cars from corner Woodward and Jefferson avenue Last car on all suburban lines leaving De troit waits for the theatres Waiting room No 70 Woodward ave RAPID RAILWAY SYSTEM or Port Huron hourly 7 a to 8 or Mt Clemens half hourly 7 a to 7 and hourly until 11 or Mt Clemens via Shore Line hourly 6:30 a to 9:30 and 11 Waiting room 70 Woodward avenue All cars start from Michigan Central Depot or tlac irst or Rochester and Romeo at 6 a and every hour tnereaiter until ri 111 OR SALB lOSCiianfller Ave Hew Brck Uaily 2 to 4 I 5 IL st 1 an ''x 1 i rm 1 'r 'Li'' tn I A IK VOYAN I i rs I i 1 1 AAA Cl A I 1 It it 1 Jr 1 I l' TO LOAN il I 1 1 i ii it ft bf IV 7 a 0C '7 I Jr or iLbar 4 r' a J' a II I Dally fExcept Sunday PERE Phon Main 868 the Man at No 7 ort Lxavx Union Depot ort and Third ARnrv 3 200 am Elint Saginaw IiayClty 7:45 am 8:20 am Lcnsiug Gd Rapids north pl 140 am lint Sagtnaw BayClty Ac p1 0 pm Lansing Gd Rapids 8:25 pm p1 0 pm lint Saginaw Bay City 3:15 pm 515 pm Lansing Gd Rapids north c105pm lint Saginaw Bay City Aclc Week days sleeper open pm Warlor car seats 25c Cafe parlor car Canadian Railway ort St Union Sta Ticket office 7 ort Leave 12:35 in (noon) and 11:35 dally for Canadian and New England points Arrive 2:05 and 3 a daily Hrmih Street Depot HAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYS City office 124 Woodward ave Depot foot Brush St Phone Main 39 and 56L Leave East via Port Huron Arrive.