Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

Blindness C5UYING shoes is no game of man's business! Crossett Shoes pro vide the maximum of ease and elegance at the minimum cost Pay less false economy pay more downright extravagance BENCH MADE $5OO CROSSETT SHOE TMakes Life's Walk TRADE MARA Call on our agent in your city or write us £LEWIS A CROSSETT Inc No Abington Mass The Dominion Bank $49000000 SAVINGS DEPARTMENT interest paid or compounded OUR times a year CERTIICATES DEPOSIT ISSUED Correspondence will receive prompt attention Incorporated by Canadian Act of Parliament Capital fully paid up $3500000 Surplus $4500000 Deposits by the Public $36000000 Total Assets WINDSOR BRANCH Cor Sardwich St and Ouellette Ave One Block from erry Landing STONE Manager Now Is the Only Time You Have The time to begin to save is NOW Put by regularly part of what you earn It will grow and will earn interest for you Open a savings account with The Detroit Savings Bank i PENOBSCOT BLDG ORT ST Branch Offices 199 Gratiot Ave cor St Antoine St 623 Dix Ave cor Junction Ave THE MAXIMUM EARNING Power of Money IS IN AN INVESTMENT IN Electric Motors OPERATED BY OUR CURRENT THE GREATEST OUTPUT WITH LEAST LABOR AND EXPENSE IS OBTAINABLE WITH Electric Power The Edison Illuminating Company SELLS THE CURRENT MAIN 5222 Stop and Think ftVe replace broken mantles and chimneys keep iWcIsbach gas burners regulated and give you the most of the best light for the least ask about our insurance contracts DETROIT CITY GAS CO New Business Dept 230 Woodward Ave (PARISIAN LAUNBryTC a THE DETROIT REE PRESS WEDNESDAY MAY 15 1907 ALL 9 STORIES ONE WILL LIVE August Huesing Dead as Re sult pf Second Accident at Owen Building ANOTHER SAVED ATER THRILLING EXPERIENCE By the giving way of a scaffold on' the newly constructed Owen building at the corner of Lafayette Boulevard and Wayne streets yes terday morning August Huesing of 64 Napoleon street foreman for Candler Co fell nine stories to his death four of his fellow workers were injured and a fifth Barney Brieden escaped after a hair raising experience by clinging to an iron bracket just below the cornice until rescued Huesing and two of his men Brieden and Walter Gregor were putting the finishing touches on the massive cornice that is to surmount the eight story building The scaf folding had previously been tested by the men' who had pronounced it safe It is thought that the strong wind that prevailed loosened it for shortly before 10 the struc ture slipped outward Brieden was working on that part of cornice next to the upper part of an iron bracket about six feet in hight Hangs ar Above the Street As he felt the scaffold sinking beneath his feet he instinctively made a leap for the cornice seized it and clung with a desperate grip rom there he heard the crash as the scaffolding struck the earth a hundred feet beneath him bearing wtih it his two less fortunate comrades With rare coolness he clung there dangling in midair for asminute then climbed down the bracket to a place as near as possi ble to a window Peter Gearing of the firm of Gearing Bros who have the brick i J'l'P As MV s' za jef vr Bi IHIL AUGUST HUESING contract was the first to reach" the imperiled man He reached from the window seized Brieden by the feet and swung him to the window where a dozen hands were waiting to seize him Huesing and Gregor landed amid the broken and splintered scaffold ing upon a pile of brick and sand They were taken to Emergency hos pital where Huesing died in a few minutes Gregor landed squarely on a sand pile and escaped with several bad cuts and bruises and a general shaking up The physicians at Emergency hospital say that he will be able to leave in a week un less unforeseen complications set in Others Considerably Injured Arthur Dubois rank Swandeck and Louis Majeskie bricklayers were working on a scaffold on the third story when they heard the crash as the scaffolding above gave way They leaped back through the open windows but were con siderably cut and bruised Michael Mackowiak a laborer shoveling sand' in the basement was struck on the head by a flying timber suffering a bad scalp wound lie was taken to St Mary's hospital in an ambulance but recovered suffi ciently to leave there in the middle of the afternoon Huesing was 45 years old and had been employed by Candler Co for 25 years He is survived by a widow and three children Mrs Nellie Coleman Anna and reddie Coroner clerk Allemand who was a brother in law of Hues ing started to investigate the death before learning the identity of the dead man He was greatly affected upon learning the sad news Cor oner Parker finally took charge of the case LEAVES OR ATTRACT! VE ONE STORY BUNGALOW CAN BE CONSTRUCTED OR $2315 pjTQ CT! IBj I I Il 8 CLYDE ADAM5 AJ2GH i 1 I Li Mi I Room ri btn 3 mu i BipRoom 1 I 1 I izvie" la 1 I Lclos I ii Ju IPininoRm i '2' I xtTotrN 1 I I I I RKNTn tfoxiS I I i POACH I 1 This one story bungalow laid out on square lines has a very desirable arrangement of rooms The library or lounging room is entered from the porch and is given the location with the most at tractive outlook Adjoining the living room is the dining room and with its kitchen and pantry service makes a most convenient group The kitchen has a rear stairs to cellar The bedrooms contain large closets The bath is conveniently reached from all rooms ollowing is given an itemized Excavation $100 Stonework J2u Carpenter work r00 Plastering 150 Mill work 300 Hardware 90 Lumber 400 cost of construction: Painting and Glazing 250 Brickwork 100 Plumbing 'etc 175 Hot air heating 85 Range 40 $2315 WILL ALTER KANTER BLDG WARM WINDS BLOW TRADE Harry Davis Plans Elaborate Picture Machine Theater on Two loors PROPOSED RESORT WILL COST ABOUT $40000 Real Estate Business Booms in Two Days of Sum mer Weather NEW AUTO PLANT TO BENEIT EAST END Harry Davis the Pittsburg capi talist who sometime ago secured a lease of forty one years on the Ran ter building and took actual posses sion of the property the first of the present month will in all probabil ity occupy the block or part of it with an amusement enterprise Mr Davis was in town for sev eral days looking over his property and it is understood since his re turn to Pittsburg has decided to remodel the first and second floors and install one of the most elaborate picture machine theaters in the United States The Pittsburger is extensively interested in amusement concerns including several thea ters and has decided that there is room in Detroit for an enterprise of the sort mentioned on a large scale The entire building will be re modeled but only the first and sec ond floors will be utilized for the amusement enterprise The present second floor will be eliminated en tirely to give the space required and it is said that Mr Davis will spend about $40000 in converting the two floors into an elaborate amusement resort Edward Brownell Not Auto Scorcher Through an unfortunate error of a court clerk it was made to appear in ree Press that Edward Brownell of 111 King avenue had not only been fined by Judge Phelan but that ho lost his position with the ord Motor Co for fast autoing Mr Brownell who is a of Charles A Brownell the advertising man is a student at Western High and has never been in the employ of the ord Co Ray Carter is tho driver who admitted that he speed ed his machine while testing and whose mother pleaded with the court to set aside tho additional sentence of ten days in the house of correction The error caused the Brownell family much embarrass ment United States Handed Many Lemons Washington May 14 Italy hand ed the United States 85489903 pounds of lemons during the nine months ending March last This amount was ninety nine per cent of the total importation Two days of summer weather have brought out the expected rush to the real estate offices and the deal ers are all working overtime show ing property and closing up sales The market for vacant lots is espe cially strong Several new subdi visions opened this spring are at tracting crowds of prospective buy ers and a great many sales are be ing made in this class of property to parties who are anxious to in vest a little money on the prospect of future returns Commenting on this feature of the business a dealer who has sev eral subdivisions on the market ex pressed the opinion that any Jot in Detroit that can be purchased at a price that is at all reasonable is as good as a 6 per cent investment for the small speculator have a customer who paid us a small deposit down and is paying $10 per month on a said this dealer "for a piece of land contracted to sell him for $1200 He bought it on the time payment plan a little more than a year ago This week he came in to make arrangements to pay the whole purchase price in order to close a sale that he had negotiated himself whereby he will receive $2 000 cash for the The announcement by the Thomas Co for the immediate erection of a new automobile plant to cost $250 000 out Jefferson avenue in what was airview means much for the extreme east end of the citv and owners of property out that way are well pleased with the prospects The sale of lots since this section of territory was taken into the city has greatly increased Most of the buyers anticipate that the will be compelled to include the ter ritory in the five cent zone within a short time and are investing on this prospect Duchess at Sunderland House London May 14 The duchess of Marlborough who has been spend ing a few weeks in Paris on her way to Beaulieu is now installed at Sun derland house with her two boys Later she will take up her residence at the pretty little house she has rented at Rottingdean near Bright on where she will be within easy reach of London Hojnoskl Leaves Spouse" in Detroit to See Another in Wheeling in a month come back and live with you again Maybe I come back at all but going down to Wheeling West Vir ginia to live with my other wife for a while Maybe lonesome for Such was the speech which Mrs Anthony Hojnoski heard from the lips of her husband last Tuesday and when Anthony made good on his promises his wife Victoria who has lived with him five years and bore him two children settled back to wait smilingly for his next whim Maybe that whim will bring his return to her If so she says that she will receive him provided he try to bring the Wheel ing wife with him The Hojnoskis were married in Cleveland' and came to Detroit three years ago Not long ago An thony bought the house at 107 Adele street on the installment plan He paid $50 down Now all that Mrs Hojnoski has to do is to pay the rest of the $2000 keep things going nicely be cheerful and have a home all ready for Anthony when he returns He told her to do that And doing it She now lives upstairs and rents the lower part of the house The" other wife Anthony inform ed her one whom he married in the old country She also is keep house and waiting for down in Wheeling He thought it was only fair to her that he shouldn't disappoint her entirely as it had been a long time since he saw her The poor commission to whom the ase was reported have taken steps to have idyllic ex istence interrupted by some Wheel ing police officer if he is there JERSEY COURT STARTLED BY HYMNS AND PRAYERS Crusaders Who Seek Institution of a at Atlantic City Take This Method of Campaign ing Judge Orders Grand Jury to Stay Atlantic City May 14 Re formers heading the crusade against Sunday liquor selling in Atlantic City made a remarkable demonstra tion before the opening of court at Landing this morning when over 200 men women and children marched from a special train to the courthouse singing hymns Christian the Perishing" and other well known camp meeting tunes roused court officers as the crusad ers marched through the main streets of the county seat and into the court room and listened to prayers made by the ministers in charge of the delegation for guid ance for members of the grand jury who have the cases of alleged license violations In their hands The reformers made the trip from the city in a special electric train on which free transportation was furnished to all who joined the crusade Rev Simpklnson head of the ministerial movement to close Sunday saloons and Pres ident Benj Garrison of the Good Citizenship league headed the dele gation Xearly a thousand people follow ed the crusaders in another train to get a line on the probable out come of the agitation against Sun day freedom and saloonkeepers politicians lawyers and others were in the audience that listened to the prayers and hymns of the crusad ers many of whom wore white rib bon streamers Supreme Court Justice Trencjiard created consternation among the saloon men when at the conclusion of his charge he ordered the grand jury to remain in session through out the summer This means that the grand jury will be within reach court can should the reformers whw' th CalJ iOff ti'eir crusade which they declare will be carried forward until they have secured a closed Sunday LAKE MARINE NEWS 6 Murphy 6:30 Coulby Morse 6:45 Omaha 7 Colton Three Brothers 7:30 Venus 7:40 Gould 3:30 Down: Big Wolvin Recd 9:20 last night: Tuscarora A Weston and barge 9:40 Iroquois Mitchell 11 Oliver Mi ami and barge 12 Presque Isle 12:40 Wahcondah Edmonton 2 Parent (cleared) 2:30 Pathfinder Sagamore 3 Mather Manchester 3:30 North ern Queen (cleared) 5 Neptune 5:30 Woodruff Tyrone 6:20 Neshoto 7: Ed Smith barges 7:15: Delaware 7:30 Goulder 8 lagg Warriner 8:20 Du luth 9:45 Wiche barges 10:15: Doug las Erlccson 10:30 Walsh small Wol vin 11:30 Ellwood whaleback Huron Northern Wind 12:20: Orinoco Granada 1 Townsend 1:20 Cuddy 4 Andrews 4:15 A Rogers 4:30 James Wallace 5 Case 5:30 Waldo 6:15 Chisholm 8:30 The Soo Sault Ste Marie Mar 14 Up: Malietoa and whaleback Van Hise 9:30 Monday night: Volunteer 10:30 George Peavey America Gettysburg Lyman Smith mid night Masaba and whaleback Schuck Tio nesta i30 Tuesday morning: Angeline 2: Sinaloa 5 Nye 5:30 Donnacona 6:30 Panay Yosemite 7:40 small Davidson Rogers John Owen big Hanna 8:30 Henry Hawgood 7 Down: Langell Moore Interlaken But ler 9:30 Monday night: Rensselaer Ber muda Paisley 10:40 Parks 12:30 Tues day morning: Merida Magnetic 3 Dun ham 3:30 Ream 4 Bunsen Glasgow Abyssinia 5 Brown Cambria Grat wlck 6:40 Winnipeg Amasa Stone Leafield 9: Corey 9:40 Walker Warner Thompson 10:40 Sheadie 11 Wilbert Smith ulton Snyder noon: Peter White 12:30 Barlow 1 Jay Gould Ball Bros 2:40 Roman and whaleback 4 Watt Krupp 5 Bessemer 5:30 Widener 6:30 The Straits Mackinaw City May 14 Up: Syracuse 8 Monday night Robbins 9:30 Wilkes Barre 10:15: A Davidson midnight Brower 12:30 Tuesday morning Codorus Mack 6 Orion noon MeVittie 1:20 Ream 3:10 Italia and consort 3:30 Missouri 6 Corey 7:20 Gladstone Grover 8 Down: Colonial 1 Tuesday morning Corsica 4 Republic 5:15 Heffelfibger 11:40 Canisteo and consorts City of Che 1:15 Morgan 3:40 Mariposa 3:50 Mohawk 4 Neosho 5:20 Sellwood 5:40 Neshoto 7:50 Wind southeast 20 miles thunder squalls Port Huron Port Huron May 14 Down: James Wal lace Case 11:30 Waldo Raleigh Tokio 1: Chisholm 2:30 Clemson 3 Shaw 3:10 Marina 3:40 Green and barges 5:20 Weeks 7 Andaste 7:10 Henry Smith 7:30 Midland Queen 8 Midland King 8:30 Mar uba Marcia 8:50 Welland Canal Port Colborne May Up: India Green Bay Tecumseh Toledo: Dalton Duluth anstraubenzle Erie Langdon Chicago Neebing Lorain Cataract Erie Down: Bickerdike Arabian VESSEL MOVEMENTS Lake Erie Buffalo May 14 Arrived: Rees Trader Cleared: Stone Duluth Spokane Chicago lower Milwaukee Topeka Traverse City Light Midland Prince Cleveland Richardson Toledo: Iron King Luzon Chicago Henry Hawgood Lyman Smith Curry Superior Brightie Duluth Pueblo Chicago Cleveland May 14 Arrived: Huron City Shores Plymouth Cleared: Goodyear Duluth Hand Iron Queen Chi cago Billets Howe Waukegan Light Australia Duluth Lorain May Cleared: Venus Duluth Conneaut May Cleared: Gil bert Superior Russel Sherwin Duluth airport May Arrived: Carnegie Ashtabula May Arrived: Yuma Cleared: Coal McLachlan Chicago Erie May 14 Arrived: Havana Clear ed: Coal Iona Montreal Mitchell Charlevoix Marvey Brown Tower Superior Toledo May 14 Cleared: Lang ham ort William Umbria Superior Light Greene Alabaster Polyne sia Superior Lake Michigan Chicago May 14 Arrived: Milwaukee Culligan Devereux Oades Cleared: Mer Alaska Starrucca Buffalo Grain Buffalo Hiawatha Buf falo Maytham Escanaba Stephen son Alpena South Chicago May 14 Arrived: Ken sington Cleared: Lehigh Buffalo James Hoyt Smeaton Houghton Superior Jupiter Pope Buf falo 1 Milwaukee May Cleared: Holmes Su perior City of Rome Squire Chippewa Escanaba Escanaba May 14 Arrived: Wawatam Departed: Perkins Chicago Mariposa Cumberland Colonial Edwards Golden Age Lake Erie Neff Elk Rapids Pent land ruitport Racine May Cleared: Britannic Mil waukee Manitowoc May 14 Arrived: Robbins Green Bay May 14 Arrived: Rust Barnes Cleared: Gogebic Escanaba Waukegan May Cleared: Clyde Ton awanda: Sharpies Chicago Manistee May 14 Arrived: Whitney De parted: Kongo Au Sable Tonawanda May Arrived: Bradley Woolson Delaware Cleared: Light as sett Curtis Chicago Lake Superior Duluth Superior May Arrived: Eden born Princeton Leonard Hecker Saxona Wilkinson Wood Morrow Bransford Colonel Hutchinson Smith Gratwick Cowie Kerr Hart Stewart Spain parted: Socapa Davidson Quwniv' itana Manola Hoover Hill Saxona ore Lake Erie Ashland May Arrived: xln small Mather Cleared: Liclit' A Spalding Lambert Duluth ing Helena Lake Erie Marquette May 14 Arriv'd Angeline Cleared: Cadillac Pontiac Lake Erie Cleared from Shelter Glen Haven May Cleared Manitou island: Petrlke Hyacinth Vessels in Shelter Marquette May Sheltered: rontenac Rhodes Lansing oneer Chattanooga Houghton May Sheltered Pond: Lycoming and consorts Packer tug Meyer dredge tug Osborne Marine Notes Capt Westcott is re or the illness which has confine! home for about a week Drs i 1 Chapoton are satisfied with their patient is making Extensive repairs on the Canaj: Neepawah have been coinple Ecorse yard of the Great lk ing Works and the vessel is on ort William to load grain AUTO EXPLODING CREATES A PANIC Customers and Clerks Desert Store When Carl Schmidt's Machine Blows Up With a dull roar like that of boiler a feed pipe tho big automobile in which cr: Schmidt was riding at Jiawmh Randolph streets burst Tu sd afternoon and brought hundreds people flocking into Pingrey to learn the extent of the sup catastrophe There was no catastrophe a a matter of fact for Mr Schmidt 1 though receiving a consid rths fright escaped entirely uiijnr! Though the exploding pipe ni a big section of the front of machine the glass shield in of the driver was not even era i A small sized panic was a in the store of ellman i 5 Huetter Co the explosion nrrnpn while the machine was wiilir few feet of the walls of the bu "b' About thirty persons who the store at the time starred mellfor the front and roar dn' and were heartily accompani i'y all of the clerks and even the bers of the firm Mr Schmidt said that the dani is small Alleged Jail Hreaker Cnuglq Pontiac Mich May 1 I orbes alias Howard Williap was arrested here this afternooii Officer Thomas Wilev and will held pending the arrival of mlb from Woodstock Ont where he said to be wanted for breaking RESERVE JUNE DATES NOW The demand for the BLUE WAGON SERVICE la so great that the patrons ir requested to secure their pn cleaning dates at once rhow MAIN 0(12 for estimate I LET US IGURE WITH YOU GEORGE LEITCH co PAINTERS 3d DECORATORS PHONE RIDGE 967 156 orest Avenue East ORT WILLIAM ICE SOLID AS IN WINTER Grain leet is Unable to Leave Port Nar row Escape ort William Ont May 14 Ice in the harbor here is as solid as It was last January and the channel is closed to navigation The steamer Manitoba has been lying outside since yesterday unable to make port and a number of grain laden steam ers including the Rosedale 1 rank Gilchrist Alberta Pabst Uranus and Scottish Hero are unable to get out Ice in the bay has been blown out beyond the Welcome islands The steamer Bulgaria was caught in the moving ice fields and forced aground but was released without injury by tugs WRECK UP THURSDAY Capt Baker Hard at Work on the Sunken Steamer Whitaker "Wrecking Master Baker and "cna exerting themselves to the the sunken steamer Byron TVhts" the channel near Bois Blanc at the ear th possible moment Word comes that itn everything working well the recked boat will be removed Thursday It is repoitea that the Whitaker is cut down to tne bilg from its collision with the steamer Gault Capt Sinclair underwriters reP sentative is trying to sell the corn carg of 60000 bushels to Canadian starch manu fawhile downbound vessels are not parsing the wreck at night upbound boats arenot materially delayed but are coming through without trouble President Livingstone ot the Lak car riers who returned from Amnerstburg last night hardly thinks the Whitaker wi 1 be removed until late Thursday or on Uriaay The divers are trimming the edge of the big wound in the side with dynamite Capt Smith superintendent of the Pittsburg fleet will remain until the wreck ers have the Whitaker out of the way OER REWARD OR BODIES Three of Arcadia Victims Were Resi dents of Manistee Residents ot Manistee are taking much Interest in the recovery of the bodies of three of the victims of the steamer Arcadia who were citizens of that city The ree Press is asked to insert the following A reward of twenty five dollars will be paid for the recovery of the bodies of Jonn Puls Harry Powers and Stephen McIntyre who were lost in the wreck of the steamer Ar cadia on Lake Michigan April 12 1907 Ad dress William Hatch Manistee Mich SEND LAXSEED BY CANAL Buffalo Shippers Try Water Route Owing to New York Congestion Buffalo May or the first time in three years shippers are sending flaxseed to New York by canal The loading ot twenty boats began today at the Great Eastern elevator The congestion of freight at the eastern terminal has caused loss to shippers through failure to get consignments aboard outgo ing vessels and In demurrage charges and they are turning their attention to the ca nal as a surer mode of transportation at lower rates CONTRACT OR BBOAT Board of Directors Slay Award It at Meeting Cleveland May 14 Manager New man of the Cleveland and Buffalo lino has received bids from ship builders for the construction of the big sidewheel passenger steamer for his company The matter will be considered at the meeting of the board of directors of the steamship company next Saturday and it is probable that a contract for the building of the boat will be closed at that time HEAVY GALE IS BLOWING Many Vessels Are Sheltered Among the Apostle Islands Ashland May 14 A northeast storm accompanied by snow fog sleet and heavy rain has prevailed on Lake Superior since Sunday night Many vessels are sheltered among the Apostle Islands Schooner McBrier Burns Word has reached Saginaw that the schooner A McBrier burned Sunday when about two miles away from Drum mond Island where it had landed house hold goods and other utensils at Max ton for the opening of a lumber camp The crew of six were rescued with diffi culty Tho boat was in command of Capt Moiles of Saginaw the owner and was bound for Cleveland Will Wait for Kirby Adjustment of insurance matters on the burned steamer City of Cleveland will not be made until next week when Naval Constructor rank Kirby ar rives here from the east Parry Jones of Cleveland representative ot the underwriters looked the hull over yesterday but will take no steps until Kirby comes Dangerous Thunder Squalls Storm southwest warnings are displayed on Lake Ontario Dan gerous squalls and thunderstorms are indicated for the lower lakes tonight winds will shift to colder northwest City of Grand Rapids Sold Deputy United States Marshal Cash Tay lor sold the freight and passenger steamer City of Grand Rapids at auction yesterday for $3275 The highest bid was made by Attorney itzpatrick acting for eastern clients The sale is yet to be con firmed Navigation Company ails Toronto Ont May 14 An order was made at Osgoode hall today for the wind ing up of the Ontario Navigation Co the applicants being the Imperial Trust Loan Co who claim the navigation company owe them $7742 on debentures The com pany was incorporated in 1892 with a nom inal capital of $150000 Ready for Work on Mascotte Houghton Mich May Wrecktngmas ter James Reid of Sarnia Ont arrived here today to raise the excursion steamer Mascotte which sank in Portage lake early this spring I ake reights dl Cleveland May 14 Ore and coal cargoes are offered freely but wild tonnage Is scarce and chartering Is light on account of delays Some of the regular ore car riers have not yet made a trip in that trade Buffalo May Coal chartering is at a complete standstill today Stocks continue light and the outlook Is not promising Shippers are afraid to take boats and owners show an equal hesitancr not car ing to take chances of delay in loading VESSEL PASSAGES Detroit Detroit May 14 Up: Neepewah 9:20 last night Colborn Barth and barge 10:30 Northern King 11:30 A Hanna 12:30: James 1:20 Garrettsom 4 Bangor 4:20 Safe 5: Crescent City Ball 7:40 Russet 8 Adams 11 Laughlin 2:40: Tempest and barges 3 Centurion 4 Logonda Santiago 4:40 Seneca 5 Saunders 5:30 Anna Laurie a Have You Heard The HARDMAN AUTOTONE? 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