Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 3

THE DETROIT REE PRESS: RIDAY DECEMBER 25 1891 ADIKS Can secure competent servant by ad ver tlitnc In Tie ree Press Want Colnans: Xr Bi'n'in nAir: viin vr COLLISION AT EVART HOWLEY VINDICATED THESE WERE REMEMBERED THE STATfc STABBING AT POET HURON Circular I CO DETROIT MICH WOMEN his foot in a frog SOCIETY ELECTIONS one ns Gf '1 handsom DETROIT RINK BAY CITY INTERNATIONA! A CHRISTMAS HYMN Every Afternoon and Evening The Dexter News took off 3 Young Men EDUCATION AX READTHIS! uj children num Altou will discontinue the sale 's earnings for NO UN CATCHING SHARKS to LOGS AND LIMBER His integ UbUnvnt thoultl "value PERECT SEWERAGE CiTY WATER Yumaii secure so rni beart and ci v' complete pattern and me rank Martin MANISTEE IS GLAD letin HOUSE OR ROOMS THE REE PRESS Want Columns CON SUM PTION mean this is all a talented little IteMille ltelaco' latest and strvug Apply Halm into each nostril SET BROS 50 Warren St ploy parents ten ron drive of tee to All that have jury wa: afternoon le double order to handfull of ash wands berry basket with one peck basket Bold inoru for the jumped in the but went LOCATED in the heart of the Great Calumet Manufactu ring District ITEEN RIDE from air Grounds ELECTRIC ROAO under construction Statemap ct Ex Secretary of $tate Daniel Soper HIS DID NOT PROMISE HIM ANY PORTION HIS SALARY Presentations Made by Various Merchants and Others Yesterday The Widows of Murdered Policemen Receive Their Pensions THE IGHT RESUMED OUTSIDE AND THE CAPTAIN IS BADLY WOUNDED SEVERAL CITY HALL OICIALS THE RE CIPIENTS GITS A Vaasa) Captain and One of His Crew ight in a Saloon An Important Decision by th Adjutant General Relative to Discharges Las si ng December 24 The following has been issued from the adjutant general's office: Nor Did Jlr Soper Ask Any Consideration for the Appointment Harvey Dagley ormerly of Detroit Killed at Birmingham Ala Saginaw December Matthew Bardon a compositor in the Courier Herald office received a message this evening stating that his step son Harvey Bagley was killed at Birmingham Ala to day He caught his foot in a frog and was run over He was 21 years old was em ployed during the summer as a trav eling agent for the Detroit Hvening News and Lias a wife in Detroit His Assailant Escapes bnt Officers are in Pursuit of Him actory Sites and Rosldenco Lots Derails 0 eet ibeve tbe Lake Iliaeis Ceatrai Kailread Sabartaa Senka CHICAGO REIGHT RATES TO ATX POIWT0 IN THE UNITEO STATES Sale of the Andenun House Eaton Haiths December Negotiations which have been in progress for some tiiupast are now completed and will result in the trans ter January 1 next of the large four story and basement Anderson House to Mr I Painter of Coldwater who will at that date take posses sion and assume the active management The consideration is said to be $40100 Tbe new pro prietor expects to refit the sanitarium in connec tion with tbe bouse and offer better facilities for the use of the Eaton Rapids mineral water than has heretofore be vu done The following requests and decisions are pub lished for the information and guidance of all concerned The reorganization of the state troops has made it necessary that an entire new roster or set of books be opened in this department and much care has been taken to so arrange them that the military history of each officer and man now belonging or who may hereafter join shall be correctly recorded It is the desire and intention of this depart ment that in the future the records shall be kept as complete and concise as possible and the co operation of all commanding officers is urged to aid in so doing Let the dates of all promotions and reductions with the cause be piumpilr reported See that every blank space in every form used be properly filled (according to instructions) all dates carefully compared with company or regimental books and all re turns and reports promptly forwarded (See paragraph 502 and R) The Military Board have concurred with this department that there can be but two kinds of discharges an honorable and a dishonorable Paragraph 180 rules and regulations reads: discharges or discharges in such form as to forbid re election reappointment or re enlistment shall be given only in accordance with the sentence of court martial unless other wise provided by Under section ff7 li A a company by a two thirds vote of its members present ata single meeting may recommend the discharge of a member for offense against its constitution and by laws In the future all discharges issued under said section 907 will be dishonorable ones and the provisions of paragraph 181 rules and regulations strictly adhered to Company com manders will govern their actions in forwarding recommendations accordingly By order of the coinmander in chief ARRAR Adjt Gen 250 gh Phillips John Paula Cyrus Rau liaiii RuthrutT William Roth Jabez Age has' its advantages notably ia whiskey No other quality can equal that of maturity nothing else can contribute even the finest purest whiskey thM soft round and mellow characteristic secured by genuine age isfS Trade Government inspectors and the leading chemists indorse Whiskey as nw only puic but manufactured in the purest possible manner If you cannot procure of your dealer write to us and we will endeavoa to place it within your reach THE CEO ST ACC CO rankfort Ky CURLS WHERE AU ELSE AN Best Cough Syrup Tastes Good vae in time Sold by druggists TOURNAMENT Every Night General Admlscsion 25 Cents Rs served Seats 50 Cents MoLKA Manager lair Work has be pushed to completion And echoes on the wind blown strings In land An unseen choir chants in seraph tones: us a King is born all earthly thrones Pale in command comes to free the world from pain and sin Behold that stable enter in' A manger holds The Babe of Babes the avior born to men Worship and bend the adoring kneo again! orsake your folds T'hc voices ceased rl lie lute like uotes still rang holy night! ETom gem decked vault above Adorned in beauty by a God of love A star appears It breaks more brilliant than a silvered mass And its pendant light three wise men One of the most pleasant Christmas surprises which will receive the approval of the general public was enacted yesterday afternoon in the Controller's office when the persons claiming benetits as widows and orphans of deceased members of the metropolitan police force of this city who were killed while in the per formance of their duty were paid the amounts they were entitled to by direct ion of the com mittee appointed under the hi providing for their pensions Tbe kee Press of the 16th inst gave a full report of the committee which was afterwards favorably acted upon by the Common Council and orders were directed to be drawn in favor of the claimants Yesterday morning a consultation was held in the office as to tbe proper authorities to draw the warrants and it was finally decided that Loth the City Controller and Clerk should sign them The warrants were issued by the Controller as follows: Ida Shoemaker widow of Patrolman Shoemaker $525 Caroline Shoe maker daughter of the deceased lorence A Thayer widow of Patrolman Albert XV Thayer J'JOO Herbert Thayer son of the de Battle Cheek December 24 Brown city circulator of the Moon and De troit dailies diijd this afternoon aged 3S years He was greatly respected for business and so cial finalities and leaves a Wife and two small A Limited Number of Share Are offered for sale nt par which shares ar received in payment for lota at any time Buy lots now end secure the certain vance next year Send for Circulars Maps etc Address WEST PLUMB ASSOCIATION 103 Dearborn Street Chicaftk a nd for men In her beautiful drama THE INDIAN MAIL CARRIER And trained Indian poniesXVongy and Buckskin Next A Soap Bubble 714 The Milwaukee A Nor the same time were $32141 David Brown for a number of years assistant general freight agent of the Chicago A Grand Trunk has been promoted to the office of gen eral freight agent or that roau The Pennsylvania Railn tracked from Ni be able to biindl One Brakeman Killed Outright and Two Others Injured One Severely Saginaw December A serious accident occurred on the lint Pere Mar quette Railroad early this morning directly In front of the depot at Evart by a special through freight running into the local in which a brakeman named Judd from Pennsyl vania was killed and two brakemen named William Wills and Charles Neagel both of Saginaw were hurt the former slightly and the latter quite seriously The watch of Brake man Judd killed was jammed pretty well to other and stopped at 4:35 showing tho exact time that the accident occurred The local was due to leave Evart at 5 clock and was on the main track making up It con sisted of the engine and one car of wood and the wav car in the latter of which were the tnree men who were injured or killed The through freight was a heavily loaded train and tbe engine No 79 is badly wrecked ns are also eight or ten cars that were mailed with flour grain bran and feed which lay scat tered in every direction he engineer of the through freight jumped the opi Ttu Seats ou sale at ottice' 1111 acsesHrxnsowx and the lies on the bottom and its bite is not felt or its presence known to the angler till he raises his rod then the fish comes up like a log without Howlett medi serneant llarri Cliunmim: first master Holiister second master of Sanford sentinel Conrad Net Gilboe of Patrolman George Kimball $24 () George Kimball $210 rank Kimball $441 Grace Kimball 490 total $5301 66 The money disbursed was taken from the gen eral fund re Shoemaker Mrs Thayer and Mrs Kim ball will each drawn pension of $25 per monjh during their lifetime as long as the remain un married Caroline Shoemaker daughter of the late Pntrolniau Shoemaker who wits born on Stone all of which have appeared in The kef Press These were that at the time of the appointment of Mr Rowley neither he nor his friends promised Mr Soper any portion of the salary nor did 3Ir Super make any such demand request or (intimation for or any other What occurred subsequently will oe found in Mr statement below and it coincides with tho published declarations of Mr Rowley the same Irian interview with Mr Rowley he says he has examined Hie statement of Mr Soper so far as it relates to himself and that it is substanti ally correct Known In America as XaCoip TliYxmL' The smallest human being In tho world CAPT CHITTENDEN GRACE COURTLAND 1 TERY KING I Always Sees IOq JTANT OICE Lansing December 21 td I Utica Items Utica December Mrs Arthur Cromie an old lady widely known in this vicinity passed She was one of the pioneers husband braved the perils She had reached the allotted not minfali Pontiac December Last night Pontiac Tent No 47 elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Comma nder Dusenbury lieutenant commander Whitsell record keeper A Stanlake finance keeper Webb prelate Howlett cnl examiner Colvin sou: master at arms the gi ant the guard ting picket Prices as usual IK 30 nd 50 ct No axtra tor week commencing Sunday Monroe December 24 Secret societies in this county have recently electee officers as follows Dundee Lodge A A XX illiam Clute XV Haynes John Dixoii: treasnrer Horace A Wilkerson sccre With trembling fears The shepherds thrill and bend in solemn mien At this new wonder that no eye hath seen Whence came it there? The question startled the state desiring and it was but a reasonable Manchester Manchester December 24 The following officers have been elected by Adoniram Council and for the ensuing year Conklin Kingsley of XV Case: treasurer A Case re corder Mat I) Blosser of Nestell of George Haenssler steward Lovejoy sentinel Hammon Port Huron December The saloon formerly owned by John Reid who died last Monday was the scene of a most brutal and probably fatal stabbing affray to night About 10:30 o'clock David Genaw a ves sel captain and John Dean a sailor were in the saloon and both were slightly under the influence of liquor They commenced to quarrel over some trival affair and started to Cclit when Thos Reid the bartender put Dean out Genaw followed two or three minutes later and immediately the bartender heard him cry: my God I am stabbed!" Reid rushed out and saw Dean running away Genaw was lying on tho sidewalk moaning He was carried into the saloon and an ugly stab four inches long was found in his abdomen from which his intestines protruded Dr Eorsterfor who was summoned arrived a few minutes later and has faint hopes of saving the wounded life John Dean who did the stabbing was raised by Genaw and sailed under him Genaw took a great interest in the young man and treated him as his own son Dean has not yet been captured but Sheriff Bernitz and the police are following every trace and ho will probably be captured before daylight vou want to bo physically develop join the cluses of the Detroit School ol Physical Culture xnn 5 University Bldg An Exercise ven free to every pupil Ladies and gen (flOiU tr a1l Atwl IntlW'PI IA UIV lloievo H'hwii Ipen i a to 10 tn School will be closed iron: Decenter 23d to tue mt PARKHHL There were but three care with engine No 53 and the signal of the Iirakcnian that was mis taken on engine No 79 was for No 53 to gc extended this sheriffs and the respective Tho list of iurors for the present term is as as follows: Patrick Brady John Coon XVm Chamberlain Cornelius Crowley Dennis! Curtin James Carey William Clancy XX Cad Charles Daley Theodore Dappricb Levi Elsev William rd Henry reeman James Galvin Chas Gent he William Herber Thomas Hackett Joseph Horger lieodore Harmon Herman Kleinow Aaron Karrer John Kent Jr rank Katus David Kilev rank Kellogg Noah LeBlanc John Laduke Lawrence rederick Iembach Mathias Miller Chirk Mott Isaac Mav John McDonough John Ma honev Ciiarlt s'McDoi ald George McCullough Patrick McCormack John Neff James Ormis ton Walter O'Neil Jacob Perrin Joseph Ulr at Port Huron Port Huron December 24 Short ly after 7 this evening the Dry dock iron works owned by Thomas and itzger ald was discovered to be on lire and despite every effort of lie firemen it is now a total loss 1 lie loss will probably reach ID with only $1500 iusuraucv lovnd undT vour iisunvdiate oireur oii elves of of lirlsllins Mlratetui appreciation oftoem iny ki nd lies Monroe December 24 George Kirkland one of Monroe oldest and best known citi zens died to day at hisresidenee in the township of Bedford Mr Kirkland was born in New York City September 1 1810 and settled in the township hi which be died in 1S39 rit was always beyond question and his honor above reproach He enjoyed the confidence of his townspeople to the fullest extent and was frequently honored by them with positions of trust ami responsibility He was one of the old est and most prominent Masons in the tate being one of the charter members of Monroe Lodge No 27 In politics he was a lifelong anil uncompromising Democrat His remains will be buried with masonic honors at bamaria on Sun day Register of Deeds John A iieames was pre sented by his staff witli a handsome umbrella ami cane The presentation speecti yvas made bv David erguson chief clerk in the copying department of the office Last night Mr Heames invited his force to a spread at Ids of rooms over the Dime Savings Bank at which ftverv en iotable time was had 'I he Trunks are now made of paper pulp that has been subjected to great pressure in the same manner the material used for the manufacture of paper car wheel Owing to the tenacity of the paper it is practically impossible to injure ft trunk made ol tins material The Ideal Manufacturing and Residence District CHICAGO of frontier life age and died after a long illness The Utica Union School closesits first term this week with the largest enrollment for many years The teache rs are: Chas AV Nuckens who has served live years as superintendent Dollie Pierce grammar: Lou Abernethy in termediate Emma XVilson second primary Celestia Ladd first primary Mary oley ward A few diphtheria cases have been lepurted but none fatal as yet Bay City December 24 Liberty Tent No 36 last night elected officers as fol lows: Commander XX ilhelm lieutenant com niander XV Corliss physician McLurg Goeschel sergeant Grace: at A Bert Sweet: first master of the guard La ountain: second master of the guard Chas McCarton sentinel Niblack: picket Huston Vigilant Tent has chosen new officers as follows: Past commander XX Gnlarno commander Patrick McAuliffe lieu tenant commander Tighe A Hempstead Chas Zeulsdori chaplain Stevens phvsieian Gustin: sergeant John Munley: at A Archie MeLenuan first master of guard Reincke second master of guard John Kelly Jr sentinel Joseph picket XVm Kennedy The following bewhiskered chestnut wh icii has been sprung regularly on a long suffering public ever since the autumn that Xlother Eve apples and fed them to innocent atte Adam made its annual appearance in the form of a special dispatch from St Ignace: report comes from Mackinac Island that some boys there recently discovered a wonder ful hide near the middle of lie island that is now living thoroughly explored to a consider able depth with the aid of ropes but thus far no end has Ken found to the curious subterranean passage tlmt is clearly a natural Cheboygan News Eastward the course of highwaymen takes its wa The indications are thut some or many ot the tenderfeet have after being up" thereby learning the trick started for their east ern bellies oufuot he latest rejiort of fieeboot in comes from Tecumseh our of tbe citizens of "that village were held up by two masked menn a double barreled shotgun The four re used to disgorge the robber who was to turn their pockets wrong side out weakened there was a moment of painful suspense and embar rassment all around and then the footpads broke for coer This is not the far western st vie is amateurish and the sheriff is mak ng many laeui ie and looking wise wo nic Twunweu Loys are going to break into jaU pretty euou on soino wood horn as tor year engines of it store lever KlSWOl ST I Xma WMk THKATMB I EXTRA MATHMEB CHRISTMAS Tbe celebrated Indian actress She $200 is yet unpaid a Bul Another Incendiary ire Insane Delusions Presents for the Poor Bay City December 24 Another fire cci urred at an early hour this morning which was surrounded with suspicious circumstances The building in question was owned by Evariste Dorion who occupied it as a grocery and dwelling and in an addition his son kept a barber shop The fire department reached the scene at The structure was then afire in seven different places and there were traces of kerosene A policeman ar rested Dorion and son on suspicion of ars and took them io the station but they were released a few The piitv sheriffs reineinbered Sheriff James Hanley witli a fine Christmas present consisting of a silver tea service County Treasurer George Huebner was pleasantly remembered by his office staff at the close of business hours yesterday afternoon He was prevented from keeping an urgent engage ment on the representation that important busi ness awaited him After the office was closed for the (lav Mr Huebner was surrounded by his subordinates who exchanged congratulations of tlie season with him Deputy County reasurer Sanger then in a happy speech presented bis chief in the name of the em ployes with oil portraits of himself and Mrs Huebner The gift took the Treasurer by surprise He had not had 1 lie least inkling ot what was in store for him or a moment his tongue failed him but after lie recovered lie feelingly ieturned thanks for the good will manifested toward Mrs Huebner and himself by the donors He assured them of their warm appreciation of the magnificent token presented and that they would always highly cherish the qinie XIr Huebner in turn presented each Mt Vernon Chapter No 37 TL A Dunoee Horace A XVilkerson John Mc Bride XVillam Clute ot Covell: I A Stewart A Lester De XVolf 3d Barnes 2d Boyse 1st panlding treasurer Byron Corbin secretary Kenyon sen tinel A Johnson Blanchard Lodge No 102 A Peters burg: XV Dnnhain XV Bat low: Peters: treasurer Newton Russell: secretary Alexander Stewart Russell Lodge No 144 A XL Lambert ville: XV William Opdyke XV William Jackman: Ellsworth Stewart treasurer Herman Bristoll secretary Jacob Hartz and escaped injury The fireman was in the act of putting in a fire and was on the engine when it went over and doubled up into a warehouse and it is a marvel that he escaped death to say nothing of pulling Idmseif out tram tbe wreck with only a slight bruise on foot General Manager Baldwin and Supt Potter went to Evart on a special returning bis even ing Mr Baldwin said there was no one to blame for the unfortunate occurrence Tbe en gineer of the special received what he supposed was a signal given for him to come ahead As be saw the light on tue train ahead be waited before giving his engine more steam but the brakeman ahead gave a sharp order to ahead'' and the engineer on No 79 after the second signal pushed on at the rate of fifteen miles en hour He did not discover that the train which he saw ahead was not on tbe sidetrack until he rods fate insing the The fireman Svinaw December The weather has been as mild as April lately and the continued absence of snow is causing uneasiness among loggers who depend on snow to haul logs to the streams and mil's Nearly all of the large operators have logging railroads or with cold weather and a slight snowfall can construct ice roads and put in their logs but the small con rern settlers who desire to put in a few thousand feet ot logs to sell and small interior and the situation is rozen teams or Lansing December 24 1891 'Jo the committee of investigation lately ap pointed by tho Governor for examination rela tive to the charges preferred against the Sec retary of State: I am informed that you desire a statement from me relative to tbe accusations made against me by ETank Johnson Esq to rhe effect that in October last I demanded the isutn of $500 of Lewis Rowley as a considera tion of bis appointment as Deputy Secretary of (Mate Regarding the matter between Mr Rowley and myself and said alleged demand I desire to state as follows as my understanding of the premises: There was never any contract agreement or understanding of any nature whatever between myself and Mr Rowley either before or after liis appointment that be should divide his sal ary with me or pay me any consideration what ever for his appointment There was no personauthorized by me to make any agreement or have any understanding with Mr Rowley that 1 should receive any portion of his salary or any consideration whatever for his appointment nor was the matter mentioned to him before such appointment nor before Mr Rowley had taken his oath of office but on the contrary I made the appointment at the earnest solicita tion ol personal and political friends of us both as I then understood them believing him in everv way worthy of the position After the appointment and after XIr Rowley had entered upon the duties of liis office I was informed by some of our mutual friends who had urged bis appointment that on az count ot my having borne the expenses of the campaign as' well as on account of the meager salary ot the Secretary of State Mr Rowley was willingto contribute a sum which I was given to under stand was $500 in case I should need financial assistance but no mention ot tbe matter wasever made between Mr Rowley and myself until about the month of October as hereinafter stated During the campaign of 1880 I had repeatedly promised toy constituents that if elected I would give my personal supervision to the af fairs of the office and with a view of redeem ing such pledges I bad from tbe 1st of JanuaryS'J1 remained at Lansing the whole tinue and devoted my best energies and ability to the duties of the office and the good of tbe public service to the great detriment and cost of my self and niy personal business and at iun ex pense far in excess of the meager salary of $soo per annum allowed me In the month of October my personal ftriancial affairs became somewhat pressing and tn fact to such an extent that I plainly saw I should need some money in the near future Under these circumstances and recalling the statement of our friends that Air Rowley would be willing to render me financial assistance 1 called Mr Rowley into my private otl'uce and in formed him freely of my personal financial con dition and said to him in substance (though 1 cannot pretend to give the ianguege the con versation! that I needed some money or would In thirty or sixty days and if convenient 1 wished he would assist me to as 1 under stood from our friends soon after his appoint ment that he was willing to do so Upon inis re quest being made Mr Rowley said be did not have hat amount anti asked me! if 1 pretended that there was such an agreememt between him and myself 1 replied that I did mot but that 1 had understood from our mutna) friends some time after his appointment Jbat he was willing to do so He then and there disclaimedany knowledge of such an understanding on his part Here the matter was left I did not at the time consider nor do 1 now consnier that I made any demand upon XIr Rowley for any sum whatever nor did lintend my request to amount to or be understood by him as a demand nor did I in any manner inti mate that a eotupliance with my request should he made a condition of his continuing in tho office of Deputy Secretary of State 1 desire to state also regarding the charge that I have distributed gratuitously certain manuals copies of the statutes and other state publica catinus that I have done so but in so doing I have simply followed tbe precedents set by my Kepubliean predecessors and as I supposed I had a lawful right to do and that it was done without receiving any fee or reward therefor Believing that inasmuch as they were printed and published at tbe expenso of and tor the use i ifie needing her should be distributed to the people instead of remaining piled up in the store rooms of the Capitol at the expense of the people but without anv beneficial results following to any one I'desire also to state with regard to the mis appropriation of the public funtls that at the time of tendering my resignation I had in my possession a few dollars of the state money which bad not been turned over to the state troaurv that I have deposited tho same in tho and hereavith submitmy receipt there for and am ready to pay any other indebted nc if anv there be which it nmy be found 1 owe to the'State of Michigan And with regard to other accusations (which I have not at this time before me' 1 have not intentionally com mitted any wrong in the administration of the office of Secretary of State Respectfully submitted a XT IA L' tu I I people of tbe same proper that XYilldraw crowded houses unday afternoon 2 3U evening 7 I Beecher's Hall subjects "The Great Romish Conspiracy'' and "Convents and Monasteries As game fishes the sharks do net 1 think stand high the most common of them the dusky shark when hooked circles round on the surface and usually bites oil the line and escapes If so hooked that the line can not be cut the struggle is furious and short the shark giving up in much less time than a game fish of halt his ize such as a chan nai bass salt water trout or snapper would do 1 once hooked a shark about five feet long which fought longer than usual and when brought to gaff he was found to le hooked in a side fin so that he retained his full powers Su also with the hainmer iicad The shovel nosed shark 1 have found to be August 5 isb ill draw a pension of $3 per inont until she attains the age of years? The claim of the widow of Pat rohuan Alonzo Bullard who was shot by George Wilson who subs iuently escaped from btate prison lias not vet been acted upon Mrs Bullard married again she claims to he the guardians of tbe children by her first husband and that they are entitled to pensions under the act Tbe jurors of the present term of the Wayne Circuit Court have distinguished them5elvsjn more ways than one Not long ago one the circuit judges had occasion to remark to the jury that as a whole those drawn at the present term had Riven greater satisfaction than any list of jurors during the term of office of the present judges The jury has also been hand somely complimented for the unusually small number of disagreements which have occurred Tor tue ounu tunst i ti ivv tdiuito been rendered Yesterday neon the excused until next Monday before leaving tor their lift th rec jurors Oh what loes the night wind say to the rose? Alas there is never an car that knows And what does the nightingale there in the It rake Sing to his love when he sings for her sake? Xias and alas we can never oil sweet wind lover and sweet bird lover secret is safe so safe shall ours lx: XYhen someone I love whispers love words WHITNEY A MUSIC HALL 141113 Woodward Avenue PRO JOHN REYNOLDS The XVorld Kenowne HAND MADE SOUR MASH WHISKEY The Perfection of Distillation Cream of Teblo Whiskies Bottled at the DiMillerr None Ies than Ten Years Old Address all Orders to THE GEO STAGG CO DISTILLER" RANKORT KY or A Bright School Girl was as easy as could said a High School girl to her friend make my old dress look like a new one when I ed Diamond Dves I dye ribbon any shade and make all colors of inks from them while mamma colors over dresses Hoal and suits for the whole fauub splendid 2 Every night contmcnrlng Tuesday bee 2 and Christmas and baiurday Matlm vs Admission 25c Reserved Seats 3So Tickets nn Rale at Music Store nf tei 2 in I CUR OR (A knlid sil hanrl led The jury presented the judges with cigars ant a iso to the deputy court reporters tor is usually sent special trains connected with were experienced ihe Occident was merely one of those fatnl mistakes that some times occur as the men employed on the local train did not know tfiat tho special was due John XV Judd the brakeman killed was age ami nail Deen in me em rad about two years His at Laveuy He was a young lady of this ity ttie The remains were brought to Citizens of All Parties 'Will Weertne the hose midnight chantings centuries ago Proclaimed a Joy to Earth surcease from woe Good will and more now cr voice swells notes of praise Hosannas ring as in those ancient days Christ we adore! or past mercies grateful hearts we bring or Christmas Day triumphant notes we sing LYCEUM TO nicht matinb MUSICAL 4 CHAS i STEVENS VOICE CUL UBBl Engagement Procured for Competent Puplle Hoorn 13 WMCnoy HlktUrand Clrcue Parity SHAJES NO OTIIluR TvAwa a Delicate and Lasting (ZDcr or eale by all Drug and ancy Good? Dealers or if unable to procure this wnndrrfiil iup send Sac in stamps and receive a cake by return JAS KIRK CO Chicago pm Bella Walt (th populat Sx irtv Waltz) Vent OB to anyone us three wrappers of saaudop Bolls Scxwe i hfil gifts to those with whom they have been associ ated around the courts Cady red Schuman Cornelius Crowley Merman Kleinow Noah Le Blanc Chas Guenther Mathias Miller David Koiley and Law rence who are all from the Wyandotte district presented Deputy County Clerk John Cabalan with a silver ea set and the whole jury again complimented this efficient clerk by the gilt of a gold headed canc The jury also recognized lie respective courtesies which have been extended to them by Deputy County Clerks John Marshall and William enwick by' pre senting each with a solid silver handled umbrella boxes of courtesy WEST PULLMAN A (X Milk from Pullman) Manistee December 24 News of tLe appointment of Hon Blacker to tbe'ate secretaryship and his acceptance of theame reached here today and was hailed with UY our V1LAZA AAO ZK at once wauguriuoi prominent business preparations wre ELY CREAM BALM WILL CURE CATARRH nsin December Ex Secretary of Slate to day made public his statement in con with the charges preferred against him Tby Mayor Johnson and filed with the Governor As 10 seen it entirely corroborates tho statements heretofore made by Deputy Secrc tary of Slate Rowley Auditor General and XV Rosenthal of Grand Rapids mid an amateur pnorogr ie savs himself haa)rtad ri all conceivable attit ui ee 1 HAdt fir Hl UUUU4 IUV mXos and exposed his pleasureueh a set ol employes thanking tLer for the token firm or huh got witain a I lie discovered the enginer and revt nnt rf tliH Cub nno bm ini not hnvn iiinc tn innib into tbe wreck ith the engine fortunately being brown out of the cab and escaping seri ous injury The pilot of tbe engine did not run under tbe caboose as is usual in accidenis of die kind but the car ing a low KTiiversnl approbation regardless of party affiliations ticuus movement was among our most mao tvacrdU hK enthusiastic rptiuu on his arrival here he telegraph was used and it was ascertained that he rP hire tins evening but olheial entel bis trirt al here until eoiue time moi I the reception has therefuic Lccu post rmd until biurday evening lie for bo ot iJUi6 worth guuw Tekonsha Tekonsha December XV ashington Lodge No 7 A XV Keep XX' Rolfe XX iirvr i i Batt: secretary ailing A jlerrilield stewards Bliss and Amy tyler Ed Carr Avon Tent Past commander Ramsdell commander Schabinger lieu tenant commander King record keeper Elting finance keeper IL Aldrich chaplain Doolittle pliysiciaii Dr Ramsdell: sergeant owler A rank ailing sentinel Benj Mills first A Thayer second Raymond Humeston picket Ycnger Hersey Hersey December 24 Hersey Tent No 50 has elected the following officers for the ensuing year Sir knight commander Stark lieutenant commander XX7 Loomis L' Bis bee Gideon Howley chaplain Pit kin physician XV Newcomb sergeant Aaron XVerner and A A Gilbert first of Richard Kincaid second of XVm Campbell: sentinel Angus McKay: picket James Davis Reviews first and third Monday evenings of each Month and will be long remembered by the partici Another pleasant surprise in 1 lie office of the Register of Reeds was the presentation to Chief Clerk erguson of an open faced gold watch by the clerks in the office City Engineer laiddcn received several boxes of cigars from his assistants There was a very pleasant little surprise at the office of the Edison illuminating Company corner of State street ami AX ashingt avenue at 2 vesterday afternoon Manager Gilbert hail just returned from dinner when thirtv of the employes beu an to assemble the entrauce to the office on the second noor or Gilbert wes very much surprised by their appearance but ids consternation was still reater when a moment later Miss Kcllilr the cashier stepped from her desk over to itm and said: Gilbert the employes of the Company was presented with an elegant easv chair by his employes Receiver of Taxes Trombly was the recipient of a carving set from the personal tax collectors in his office The Howard Northwood Malt Manufacturing Company presented each of their employes with a Christmas turkey and S' bill The Detroit Casket Company made their usual Christmas gift to their employes yesterday ot a dollar for each year's continuous service Mrs XV Allen presented each ot herlady emploves with a dress The Globe Tobacco Company presented the iiee ITicss local staff with a supply of toe famous 'Globe chewing and hand made tlako cut smoking tobacco Deal: Godfrey Co presented every married man in their employ with a Christinas turkey The workmen in the collar department ot Armstrong A Graham presented their foreman with an upholstered patent roeker Hugh Mucdonald presented each of his em ployes with it turkey and received iromthema handsome easy chair Lnst evening about sixty employes of tho De troit Electric Light A Tower Company extend ed congratulations to Manager XX rttzger and presented him witli an easy cnair and gold handled whip The presentation speech was inadii bv Kean Cronin Tho 310 employes of bazaar were all re membered with a Christmas gift Kenyon remembered the lady clerks his deparnnciit with a Christmas souvenir in lie shape of oks Xlnrager James Lathrop of the Detroit Opera House rec ivcd a silver handed umbrella Hon XV Palmer received an umbrella from Iivmgstone Jr yesterday Each of the 250 employes of George Moebs Co received a set of Roger Brothers tripie plated silv rivare Ben Siegel received a handsome leather easy chiir from the lady clerks in his department and in return presented each clerk with iv pin set with a small diamond The 't hird National Bank presented each of its ten clerks with a gold piece Cashier Marvin alsoj'emembered each one with a hand some knife and the boys presented Air Marvin with a solid silver inkstand Andrew Xiarx general superintendent or Hie Banner Tobacco Couipiiny was remembered by he emploves in the way of a handsome ex tension table and plush lounge Mr Marx also gave individually to each female employe are membranee of Cbristnuis Manager John Hill of the Griswold Street Theater was presented with an umbrella and watcn chain by his employ es and in return in vited them to a lunch In accordance with the custom of the Penin sular Savings Bank each of their employes was given $10 yesterday Tlie employes of the Russell House barber shop Iasi night presented tlie proprietor red Striker with a handsome gold headed um brella mill owners require snow discouraging The ground is sufficiently hard to hold a I iLerc uct ii i i late rendering tbe jrrnund wet ana solt even skidding logs is difficult Millions of feel are on tbe skids awaiting snow and men ano teams camps are their beads off Calculations had been made by small operators in the region north of Saginaw tc put in a large quantity of hardwood logs the trade hard wyxl lumber having been fairlv active the pas awn but the lack of snow will largely cm tall valley there is a fair yard trade in hard woods hemlock bill stuffs etc and or the ter grades ot lumber but box stocks at dull There is nothing doing in the cargo market and ills not expected there will be much buying until after the holidays of the Canadian Pacific for tlie beeember 21 were 0 Wonslerful XVife Young "I knew you would like the slippers Harry if for no other reason be cause I made them Husband don your work XVhy what 1 i I ma ciirp Young all my work Of course I bought tlie uppers and Mary sexved them together and 1 gotaman tosolethem but 1 put the bows on and did them up in the box And do you know Harry I am just proud of myself I think I could ever do such things indeed Ldidn ton Transcript selected' me as their spokesmen tor the ociasoi They have fonniiiuted their gnevawes i rfv wlirb 1 will rend in hope of some at QETKOIT 1 HOUSE vcry Evening JUtliw To Ty and Saturday Tiff POPULAR AVORITE PAULINE HALL! And her Superb comic Opera Company ADAME Sat Nat IA tCLLE HtlElll DecemtHT 29 Doekstadcr's Minstrel PremDer 31 January 1 2 Mr A Hklnson a Widow WHITNEYS TO NIGHT MATINEES EXTRA ATINEE (Christina) RIDAY 1 no Great spectacular www State Items Two dogs that showed signs of hydrophobia were killed at Saginaw on XVednesday Dressed muskrats are now sold on the streets of Monroe and find their way to the tables of the epicures Burglars broke into the residence of Henry awcett at oster the other night and stole $78 in cash and over $4lM in notes Tho regular annual meeting of the State Association will be held in the Senate chamber at Lansing January 13 and 14 A Buchanan hunter would have people be lieve that lie recently shot anopossum 'lhe animal bad probably shed his quills lately In the spring when the robins and bluebirds should have an inning Dexter will Hash a brass baud before the eyes and ears of the people A flock of wild geese was seen at Niles early this week Hying to the northwest It is sup posed thut they were in quest of ool weather The tn county Institute of Monroe Lenawee and Ltias Counties will meet at Hall London Monroe County Janu ary 21 and 22 Larimore for nearly sixty years a prom inent druggist and bank president at Niles died Tnursday morning at the home ot his daughter in Chicago aged 85 Rev I Deyo ex grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Jt A Al of Michigan will de liver an address and install tho officers of Tyler Lodge No 317 at Cass City Monday The Bancroft High School will give a course of lectures beginning January 15 wit a lecture by Belva Lock wood which will be followed by a lecture by Col Copeland later in the season Luther Palmer of Dexter has invented a ma ctnne tnal win grao a and make them into a motion But will the than five quarts! anot her one its hat to the public yesterday and made a very handsome bow Eight pages forty columns John Thompson and more local news than one would expect in a community of 1500 people or less Paw Paw ree Press and Courier has swung into line as a forty eight column paper has got a new dress and is improved in every way It would be mentioned much oftener in its exchanges if it take so long to write its name Peter Cady and bis wife of Allegan are pre paring to celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of their wedding lin ebruary They have four children all living as are all their de scendants there never having been a death in Hie famil rank Jones left Grand Rapids a few days ago taking with him his mustang He is but 17 years old but thought he had lived at home long enough Reworked his way as far as Jackson hut ills father overtook him there forgave him and the two returned home Chicago men have purchased a huckleberry marsh at New Troy Berrien Co and will drain off a portion of the moisture destroy the vines and convert tlie noisome place into a celery gar den There are 141 acres in the marsh and once ready for culture it will be vastly productive and profitable Citizens of Carrollton are signing a remon strance to the Board of Supervisors against an nexing section 1 of Carrollton Township to the Township of Koehviile a petition to that effect having been prepared and signed by non tesident owners of property in the former township who desire the change Some weeks ago a year old girl named Lucy Murria was brought down from Au Sable to Saginaw bv her father and placed in St Orphan Home The poor child whose mother is dead got terribly homesick as Christ inas drew near and XYednesdav morning disap peared from tlie home since which time nothing has been seen of her Howell has a mystery A man and woman 1 strangers came there recently rented and fur nished a cottage and commenced housekeeping XXTien they went away it was in such haste that furniture beds and bedding and sonic clothing was left behind A loaf of bread was left bak ing in the oven An officer from Genesee Coun tv wasmi hour or so too late They were a husband and wife but not to each other A Dexter manufacturer of oars has invented a machine for shaping and polishing the spoon shatied blades That is all right as far as it goes can make a fortune by inventing a ma chine to polish the other end of the oars and bear all the blisters and sun burns bait the hooks keep the boat from tipping over and pay the gentleman who charges forty cents an hour for the eraft and fifty cents a dozen for min nows The fair given by the Catholic ladies of Mon roe lat week proved a most gratifying success the amount realized being over 1100 in excess of the expenses This will meet the cost of in troducing water into the cemetery the object for wbii the fair was given and leave a hand some surplus besides Rev Soffers has labored long and earnestly in the interests of the cemetery and be is now considerably elated at tbe success ot a movement to portant an improvement An unusual case came up in one Tnekson on Thursday: and Charles Lloyd were arraigned on complaint of Orrin Kimball of Manchester charged with committing a crime for tlie purpose of ex torting money from him The defendants ac cused him of stealing a dog and extorted money from him to save prosecution The law makes this offense punishable by a fine of not more than $U0 or imprisonment for not more than She (at the please tell how to spell cost unit' 1 in writing mother about my lovely new are you She He Prosecuting Attorney told the officers that arson consisted in one man burning another building but not his own and in this case if it was desired to prefer a conipiaiut against Dorloa it should be for burning his building with intent to defraud the insurance companies There was an insurance of on tho building and $1 tOO on stock and contents The damage done will be easily covered Tlie Masonic fair closed to night with one of the largest crowds yet in the ball present A doctor and a poHccinun called at the homo of Warren Kagan on itzhugh street tins nwin ing for the purpose of examining Ragan lie seems to be attacked occasionally with insane spells and to day was in one of them He sat upon tlie floor and bounded about like a person without legs Last night he assaulted his wife striking her in the forehead witli bisth xt He imagines strange things ami thinks his wife in tends to poison him In response to advertisements published in Im al papers a large coihction of second hand goods of various kinds including clothing and call The women's charitable societies had charge of the work MEN 250 AND JL yONDERLAND lf or ra ti a Ml 'C? 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