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4 13 1900 MILITIA I GREAT MRS IN A SORRY JUMP CONDITION TOOK Mrs Cut 18911 1OJUOO Total 30448030 by Maj Jarklin Recalls a Tragic Inci 8050000 18811 315 020 65l 801883062 311505056 217498068 1897 CELERY COM POUND 1890 Total Strengthens Racked Nerves Ohio Total 13 376 SOO THE NEWEST SLEEVES KIGK ON NEW REIGHT RATES DEUKQUENT DEBTORS TO cost you from 29 to so ccnta the of came silver vveddim Siuul LOST THE TASTE Maul SLEEVES PULP WOOU CoHina supreme treasurer song Court designs the shirt waist sleeve pattern Is WORK Name Blair In the next battle we were that of t)jis young man was shotdead It was supposed that no confederate Street Town State the We S1Z3 desired Duchess Tablets for the commars to Lionet li agent at i vi sSSKB "rjesw 8" all of Total feet on hand which the for had for ten foot to erect a monument tc A Kirkpatrick in Kingston 1MH 1 ibS3 IbM following Crawford vs Clark Gardner 1100000 3000000 27600 0300000 4000060 6000000 500 JAM) 5000(M0 6100000 6250000 Eddy Brog A Co Edmund Hall McEwan Bros A Co Jonathan Boyce Total Total for Saginaw river 16175000 12000000 Eddy Bros Co McEwan Bros A Co Boyce 1851 1S61 1871 Cut 1H99 6150000 5253frfH 2750 oX) 12000 XX 1650000 18900000 320000 15OOJJO0 7266000 5 000 (MH) ipoirx) 3009000 Compound last December resulted in tlj grip I No medicine seemed to Compound 7551X1511 281 IM 0929 309'791ri9 376037075 438 OW 848 PUBLIC IX ST A LLAT1 1 S3 4'50572 2246601 35 Union Trust Co Boyce 600060 450000 2500000 750000 of the license on McKee A position when he entered VX EMBARGO ACT A GREAT BLOW TO MICHIGAN UUlRlAiiH AM "WAGON llOILJiRIIS MICHIGAN MEET 517 and Court Princess Wynlma I The programme was ui Selection Court Bagley band ad weleome XI Moore chairman Total The Geoirhegan of Hamilton has and reinstated by the house of 10000 Ladles: are prepared by an oie and etperi' ed i jaica Laeiee art ur draggle 'or Entitling the holder to one Demorest Pattern 481214039 4336b3(r: 3 1 1 797 STD 352Xj34D30143 1 122 224660 13ft ROBILARD WAS DESPONDENT Decreases are shown at Providence Lowell New Haven Hartford Peoria and St Jos eph Mo REE PRESS COUPON PATTERN ORDER SUPPLY NOT TO THE ENOR 3IOLS liEMAXD MICHIGAN'S BEET SUGAR PRODUCT ADDRESS Xew Schedule Operates Again State Interests 41350000 77798930 Adjt Groome writes: On Hand feet 4000000 3300000 IJWOoO 4Mbi30 0700 (MX) 13500000 either attended or performed at description 1 s' i i In a 'najority of cases those who summoned settled before the cate to trial and the county judge heard few cases Altogether the lulls filed the clerk for collection amounted to WHY THE SECURED A VETO ROM THE GOVERNOR Total 14471250 Total for river 27isjso5o The production in ISOS was 515HS350 pieces The water mark In the production of lath on this river was reached in 1801 the output in that year being pieces The market for lath is very etrong having advanced during the year from 35 and $1 65 to $3 50 and $3 75 About fifteen hundred members of the In dependent Order of oresters and ladies as sembled In the Light Infantry armory last evening the occasion being the annual pub lic installation of the officers of Court Bag leg No ner of Iloer 'nulls dead on the street in Mun AN OVEHDOSE ARSENIC BIT IS STILL IJVITO aldermanic for "North WHUr ffton Conservatives bar offer 1116' noniiuuGQ Clarke kv Thoma? been acquitted bishops William Smith We hao made arrangements by which wo are offering to the readers of The ree Press the Dmorest Cut Patterns which are wrth from 20 rents to 50 cents each thus making each copy of this paper worth from 20 cents to GO cents Cu out the coupon below and mail according to di rections ou It and you will receive by mall the pattern of the size chosen Inclose 10 cents in silver to pay for mail ing handling etc Without the coupon the patterns would each 140 East Jones St Dayton 81199563 'est Bay City On Hann ZedfciiMi enewn Price St tty Bail Siam Mend 4 cents postage tor ee Sample and full SOLUTIONS WILL HE SENT CL A SSI I CATION CO 1TTEE with 318735 nd of this amount 1 3388 was paid to the clerk The amount now on the clerk's books uncollected is not very large 475000 2307250 1200000 13600 Hl 000 4755000 8000 OOO cooono 234 (XN REORGANIZATION AS AR AWAY AS 1)38675078 978 497853 728498221 for fourteei years dropped dead last evening rroin apoplexy Ojnh ie the iarftcat 111 vauaua aroppwi Causing Mich January frugrar beet manufactories of filed reports with Land and has Klven him power of attorney The flrut action Is to be ngatnst Marshall ield At Co the lare department etoie people of Chicugo who were anions the Anna who caused Mrs arrest The euit will bo tor dauiusee Xor raise arrest Hitchcock Dumber Co Barker Wrn Peter Bradley John McCrae clerk of the Division Court has prepared his report for the year just ended and it shows that residents of the county were in a better condition to meet their obligations than for a number of years previous During the year there Were G52 suits entered in the court a falling off of ovet 100 as compared with the previous year 312003 113 312 178705 SiOMBKR DIVISION COURT SUITS DECH10VSKII "Washington January A statement of the gross postal receipts for December 1899 as compared with the receipts for the same month during the preceding year shows a net increase of $193835 or five per cent The total receipts for last December were $4 162 38 New York Chicago Philadelphia Boston St Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Baltimore and Pittsburg al! shewed in creases San rancisco receipts decreased 78 per cent The larger per centage of in crease shown was at Albany 216 per cent A bill that was expected in some measure to meet the' expectations of the militiamen was drafted ami started on its way through the houses at Lansing The measure was pulied and hauled a great deal as the re sult of the factional fighting going on be tween the Pingreeites and the ants in con nection with the investigation of the mili tary board but it finally got through on the last day or two of the regular session It was noticeable that certain inemocfs of military board opposed the bill when it came before the senate but the reason for their opposition did not become fully apparent until the bill went "to the governor for signature Then it developed that Gen White did not want it signed and It was given out that the reason for his opposition was that the control of camp supplies was taken out of the hands of the quartermaster general and was placed In the hands of a new official a commissary general Under the nmnosed new system It was expected that there would not be so much chance for suspicion of "rake in the sale of eatables and drinkables to the troo nother feature of the bill that was dist ist ful to the military board was that the cnntril of the annual camps was taken out cf tile hands of the military board and was giten to the general of all the St tucu ifuOpu layiaa 3 No 2G3 "VxxIwrd ve Detroit Mich SKd In Detroit by Grunow l'tcerou eornor Grotloi a itanJopn Hurd it Grly Co COS Woodward Ave Detroit While suffered do me AH the suffering in 7' 3ii2iKi bsOCi'lM id 851823133 8150514)2) 7586105 18 7084(027 A move meat Is on the late Sir George hl fnrnir hoini The government of Nova Seotta lias voted $SOOt to the patriotic fund for the wives and children of the two Canadian contingents Al Toronto Henry Williams was convicted of the murder of John Edwin Varcoe on November 9 and sentenced to be hanged April 13 The Manitoba Produce Commission buildings la: Winnipeg were burned Thursday The loss Is estimated at JTbOOO with $61000 in surance Nominations to fill th tiire caused ry the death of East Middlesex will bo held polling on January 31 The scarcity of soft coal' poses la giving much ccncern with Miss and Pnnl furnished the prn an excellent one in A Biles Eddy Sons Central Lumber Co Saginaw Lumber Salt Cli 12 The nine the state have Commissioner rench of the amount of beets purchased and the amount of sugar manufactured during the month of December The total output of the month was 13015572 pounds of sugar and the total amount of beets pur chased during the month 773S2 tons The total amount of sugar manufactured since the beets were harvested is 23tn5OM pounds and the amount of beets purchased 175838 tons It is stated that there was a yield of only about two thirds an average crop of beets lust season on account of the long drought and there is consequently a falling oif In the expected output of the Michigan factories 152 137018) 77798930 10300000 17200000 20000000 1500000 1800000 11000000 MILITARY" HOARD BVELATIOSS bullet touched him After that all promo wciv uuiur num tilt? nKS OI reginieni is a moral in that story those in authority would do well to gone over by Aid com Ald McGraw and Haarer are going ay with Detroit Com will not be back before the other boxes may week LOCAL BREVITIES MANI' SAGINAW MILLS DKPIiNDED CTOX LOGS 1 ROM TH ER 15 SOLDIERS AVOR WAITING OR CNCLE SAM TO ACT over iriooooo pounds TURED THIS SEASON Lansing Mich Jaunary The cases wre submitted: 1 71): Eklund vs Toner (73) Northrop vs Gray 176) Davis vb Benedict ill In below the number and size the pattern you desire and mail thi9 coupon to The lee Subscription' Dept Detroit Mich with 19 cents to pay tor mailing handling etc Ho stfro to give your name and)' address anti choose one of he sizes that are prlt ed with design more cases will be beard nntil Tuesday ry 30 Ttie following Is tha call tor that 99 ICO 1U3 105 106 for locomotive pur to the Grand Trunk and Canadian railways The liruhd Trunk railway hue lieen obliged to ship from 51onlieil to Toronto coal required for the wi stvrn divis ion which under ordinary elrcumatances would come direct from Robert ewster motorman of the street oar line which ran down and killed Mis Jauics Rog ers In Toronto on December 16 nnd Arthur Un Bella of the har in which she war rid ing at the time have been held for trial at To ronto on the charge of manslaughter Similar charges against the superintendent and manager of the street railway were withdrawn Mrs O'Neill who was detained1 In Monlreal for several weeks on h' way from Chicago io Eng land is suing for damages She has frwtructed elec a recount for a kier there will be 185 H0 lath output in 1899 was as follows: Vacancy In the legftda 1 no ig' ns or on January 21 anl 23472187157 The Sbinjgle Output The shingle output in 1899 whs Insignificant the manufacture of shingles on this river having ebbed rapidly since 1892 The output last sea ttru 'aw Brand Hardin Saginaw Wai 4 etcra Buy City Graves Shingle Co A ecting of the Carriage and Wagon Association of Michigan was held at the Russell House last evening the following gentlemen being present: A Mallory and George Walker of lint II Hamilton Beaudette Beach Linabury Taylor and Jacobs of Pontiac Geo Dean and IL Wlneland of Jackson Eldred of Lansing ITouden of Wayne and William Smith of Kalamazoo The society has about 100members representing sixty five different manufactories in Michigan and the session last evening was presided over by A Patterson of lint president of the as sociation with Hamilton of Pon tiac as secretary A eerles of reslutions was adopted unanimously and George Walker was appointed a commit tee of one to go to New York and present these resolutions for the consideration of the national railway freight classification committee The resolutions set torth the fact that 20 per cent of the vehicles manufactured In the United States are the products of Michigan factories and of that proportion 90 per cent of the manufactured goods are sold and shipped outside of the bounda nes of the state A protest is made against the recent reclassifii htlon of freight rates because It operates against the interests of manufacturers of vehicles By this reclassification the business of selling vehicles must necessarily be localized and so will deprive the railways of a large amount of "long lusiness No threats were made and no charges formu lated Mr mission being simply to pre sent the resolutions a plain statement of fact nnd report back to the cssociation the prospects as indicated by the freight classification commit action ebrated their silver wedding last evening There were about 506 invitations Issued for the occa sion and fully two thirda of the number Invited ere present The rooms of Mr Girardot'a resi dence were beautifully decorated wlth flowers and paiius and the guests were entertained in a royal manner The host and hostess re eived the congratulations of their friends and the universal wish was that they may live to celebrate their golden weeding After dinner the evening was spent In usic games etc Mr and Mrs Glrar dot were the recipients of many valuable pres ents from their friends? The occasion was also the debut of their two daughters had great relief from Celery living in Columbus I took a heavy cold that intense pain with my head for three months any good until 1 began using Celery my head was soon gone and I have Celery Compound alone to thank for my cure? Suffering has its first effect upon the nerves When 1 a i i 1 JilDi'i LHfib Liie uuuy is uul sautoLciiiieLi wy ueive energy inuigesEion slow circulation of the blood and an impoverished system result THE DETROIT REE PRESS: SATURDAY Scnppsvs (72) Cleland 17 0: Wait vs (77): ulton (7M Rollarvs Marquette a6 Brown vs nell Curran vs Banks (2) Shaylep V4 Gamer (3): Northwestern Cooperate Lumber Ox vs Scott f6) T31y 'Vs Bliss fsT) Cummins vs Baldwin PH) Piper vs Iiper (177) Lavvden day: WO (M fk 104 lOU Uu Ill 112 Lumber cut feet 120 ooo M) 520tJX2S7A 976320317 of the same kind of trouble was experienced in the war of the rebellion jrive you a case in point Early in the war Col A J5 Stockton of lint a veteran of the Mexican war asked Gov Blair for a comrnission But Stockton was a Demo crat and Gov Blair refused to jrive him a commission Stockton applied to the sec retary of war and was given a commis sion with power to raise a regiment He did this and in September 1861 Independent went to the According to tne time of our going into the service our regiment a snM i numbered ifth or Sixth but we were not even recognized in the list of troeps five months we served without nay and then the matter was taken in band bv Secretary of War Stanton Gov Blair went to Washington and Secretary Stanton took him to task for not giving the Of our regiment commissions Blair finally agreed to do this and we were made te Sixteen Micnigan Infantry "Soon after this a sergeant in one of the companies of the ifth Michigan was trans ferred to our regiment and was made a sec vuu UC KUl 111IS position (through the pull of his father with Gov' river last year 17285000 shingles the small Jn fort" years The high water production was reached in 1881 being in that year 304925500 ee wSa manufactured in 1899 on th4s riveb 278480i0 pieces of lath of reen Ring Co cr2" n1 Charles Lee at the Sag 5s1? ofhe fiver did not run in 1899 the End Lumber 1 House mills did not turn a Dortlnn were only operated a the tme owing to lack of logs During the season the mills of Gregn Ring the Bros Co and hXe? ai'in'e mill destroyed by re The last named is being rebuilt rKICHS ABOUT DOUBLED WITHIN THE PAST NEAR DIED many 12 at residence 343 ort street eat rederick aged 54 years beloved husband of Della Backus Huuiburg neral Sunday at 3 uneral private January 11 1'300 it his residence 612 Sixth street John Jenks aged 67 years uneral services and burial private Not in many years has tho militia of this state been in such disorganized condition as it is at present and there seems to be no hope of immediate relief There are militia companies scattered all over Michigan just as before and the drilling and sociil af fairs go on as usual but when it comes to organization as a state or national guard nobody knows where he is and the doubt about who is to constitute the new military board of Michigan does not help matters When President McKinley issued his call for volunteers for the Spanish American war all the old lines of organization disap peared Many of the soldiers in the old state militia who thought they were fit for service were found to be incapacitated when the United Slates surgeons looked them over Others took their places companies regiments and battalions lest their auto nomy and since the Miehigtn volunteers came back from tho south have not been straightened out i The war had taugnt the scViers many lessons and when the legislature of 18J9 I met last winter It was propose that an entirely new law be framed un iir which the state troops would be more effective It was proposed that there should be less of the "Milk White style of 'soldier ing about the new organization an! that promotions should come as a matter of merit rather than of political preferment Peter Rotilard wife of a Del ray laborer living on Lewis avenue made a desperate attempt to free herself of cares of tills world last night and several hours it locked as though she succeeded She has been despondent some time and yesterday purchased grains of arsenic at Dr drug store in River Rouge stating that it was to poison rats After supper last night her husband left home for a few minutes and she took the drug When he returned she was In great agony and he discovered that she had attempted suicide Dr A I Bur deno of 2150 River street worked oveuher for more than an hour before she revived At midnight last right he though she had a chance tor ner me 4775000 8774014 8000060 follows: dres of installation of officers conducted by Eillotc Stevenson supreme Counsellor assisted by Brown high chief ranger of Mich igan selection band address on orestry 1 quartet address Elliott Stev lensun selection band address Wm I Brown song Hamilton address I band song Court Majestic quartet I immediately after the programme a ban quet vai served to the members Toasts were responded to by officers and danc ling was participated in by the young peo tpie until early this morning Supt A Putnam of Grace hospital yestetday su omitted his annual report to the trustees A quorum of the board was not present but the report was received and other business will be transacted at a Ttiture meeting The report showed what a great ousiatsss the management of a large hospital ts During the year he had exi endcd KrtwiS Tne earnings were $25365 Tre hospital had more patients last year it an ever before In its historr There were bS' glsteted while ini free dispensary in coinfection treated 25 37 The ambtilanen answeied 943 calls During the twelve months there were but 65 deaths in tne institution a very low rate The average num! er of patients per was 6t Trus tee A Dean presided in the absence of President James McMHlan i IN THE DOMINION tHM Buffalo January 12 A dispatch from Toronto says the order In council pro hibiting the export of spruce wood cut from crown lands has been adopt'd by the 0:1 rv 4 zs ZN zx 8 vt zxzv a 1 I z4 kCA4is tow: upuiiy jll 14 V4b cut after April 39 must be manufacturer Sparling song James Moure selection into puip tn vanooa Name of irm A Blls Bibs Eddy Sons Central Lumber Co aterru Ac Co 140311307 aw Eurnbr A Salt Co 30033000 Mlchig an Limber Mill 1 00000 Jochen 3OWW0 STANDARD Sizes Medium only Sleeves this winter are worn tight Coat sleeves waist wleeves and shirt waist sk eves are all ent without any percepti ble fullness at the aimhole The newest and most fashionable designs for these three standard sleeves are given as one number nt this month's pattern order or any outside Jacket whether o' woo! fur the coat sleeve will be found to absolutely correct The waist sleeve is appropriate for any variety of tight bodice sleeve or as a lining fnr any of the fancy I the newest model for all kinds of shirt WcdlaL whether uf velvet silk or cotton resolution in the Wlldman wara calls ballots ward Hence special application for a Saginaw Mich January The lumber trade which had been at the bottom of the slough of despond from the summer of began to show signs of improvement in 1897 but it was not until the spring of 1899 that the entire world began to get hungry lor boards and the discovery was made that the supply was entirely inadequate to the demand Prices advanced and every available board found a customer Dry stock soon disappeared and the demand continued so brisk that green dumber was taken from the saw The activity as well is the advance In prices was phenomenal Mill culls which In the preceding years could hardly find a customer at $5 and $6 climbed the ladder of the price list the season at $12 and $14 Norway Llll stuff advanced from $7 59 and $3 to $12 and $18 box lumber climbed from $8 50 to $15 and log run pine went from $11 and $18 to $16 and $25' At these prices everything offered was taken and the supply was still behind the orders Buyers not only took all that was in sight but local dealers ran sacked the lumber districts of the north west and the Georgian bav district in Can ada for lumber to replenish their rapidly depleting supplies In addition to the stocks on hand on this river at the opening of the season the output of the mills and large quantities of lumber brought here by rail during the season there came into the river by water nearly 75000000 feet Similar con ditions prevailed elsewhere and rhe entire northwest enjoyed an unprecedented season of activity and prosperity Lumber freights advanced from $1 50 to Buffalo to $3 50 and the rate from Lake Superior to the Sagi naw river advanced from $2 to $150 before the close of the season The scarcity of ton nage for handling lumber occasioned much of the advance while there was a famine In cars for handling lumiber during the en tire year The year close! with stocks sold tip closely and the outlook for the current ear is most favorable Ciinaillnn Embnrgo One drawback to the manufacturing fea ture of theGumber business on this river and which applies to the industry in east ern Michigan was the Canadian embargoact which prohibits the rafting of logs from Canada which were cut from crown lands This act reduced the quantity of logs rafted to the Saginaw river during the season to less than 25000000 feet as compared with over 150000000 feet the preceding year A number of mills on Saginaw river depend largely upon Canada for supplies of logs and the embargo hit them hard The logs brought over came from Indian reserve lands and deeded lands which do not come under the act in question The Mackinaw division of the Michigan Central railroad furnished during the year fully 175000000 feet of logs for the Saginaw river mills About 1849 several mills were erected on the Saginaw river and Saginaw lumber be came an article of coumerce Thencefor ward rapid progress as made Tn 1857 there were forty six mills in operation on the Saginaw Tittabawassee Cass and Bad rivers At that time the Saginaw district contained what was considered the largest and most valuable tract of white pine tim ber in the United States if not in the world while there was an abundance of Norway hemlock and hard woods of all kinds The cork pine of the Saginaw valley straight grained and free from pitch has never been surpassed White timber has been shipped from the Saginaw valley into neat ly every state in the union to rance Aus tralia South America and many other for eign lands The lumber production on the Saginaw river In 1899 was the smallest since 1865 Previous to 1851 no records were kept of the annual output but since that date the figures have been annually compiled Since 1S69 they have been compiled either in part or wholly by Cowles of the Courier Herald rom 1851 to date inclu there has been produced on the Sag inaw river 23472187157 feet of lumber fig ures that almost put calculations astray There was produced on the Saginaw river In 1899 a total of 224660135 feet of lum ber and at the close of the manufactur ing season there was in the hands manufacturers 77798930 eet Lumber All Sold The lumber on hand Is practically sold and the quantity in the hands manufacturers is smaller than at the close previous year since 1871 The lumber reported in manufacturer's hands does not include the stocks in the hands of ard dealers and operators of planing mills and box factories which is estimated at 220000000 feet and is handled in the car trade There was alsb produced on the Saginaw As usual' the carMed the day with the governor and the bill was vetoed leaving the reorganization of the state troops to be done under the old law Last summer however the military board seems to have been more busy with clothing deals than with arranging for re organizing the troops and nothing was done Many of those now In the service are In favor of nothing being don? toward rear ranging the state troops until some action is taken by congress providing for a sort of national supervision of the state troops so that in case of war transition from the state service to that of the nation will be accompanied by less friction and Confusion thanunder the system that has prevailed in the past Maj Jnekliii'ii Advice Maj Jacklin of the Light Guard veterans who had experience as a veteran of the war of the rebellion as well as of the state militia said yesterday: "The re organization ought to be carried on under an act of congress recognizing the troops as a national guard and there should be a new state law under which some system of examinations: will be provided for offi cers so that promotions will not come as a matter of social or political prefermentbut because of fitness and merit "You will notice that of the men that went to Cuba and Porto Rico very few re enlisted to go to the Philippines Only those that feared they would be unable to get work were ready to go to Manila The reason for this was that the boys were dis satisfied with the conditions under which they went to war They had goile to the front with a lot of enthusiasm but a few experience made them more sobert One of the principal causes of complaint was that the officers drew the line too sharply between themselves and the pri vates and gave themselves too many airs Men in the ranks who felt themselves the mental social and physical equals if not superiors of their officers resented the idea that these officers in the service drew a line around themselves which the could not break into If they had felt that their officers had been given their shoulder straps because they had been dulj examin ed and had been found the right kind of men for the high places instead of having been given commissions through some sort tit pull with the governor they might have felt better about it ollot Ing is the detailed statement showing the output of the mills tn 1809 and the stocks on comnsrl ner1f''lose the together with the cOiTipanson of previous yean8: The second number of the Simpson Course at the Simpson NT church last night was given before an audience that filled the auditorium Alfred Hofmann Miss Lotto arks Miss Minolta Goucn the Euterpe uiuij ml tne western nign school Ruth Willoughby as director accompanist gramme which wsi many respects A pleasant coincidence in connection with the first annual meeting of the Detroit Au tomobile Co to day will be the completion of its first horseless carriage Its practical test Is to be given it by Supt of Mails ul ler who will this afternoon make trial runs to the different centers and colleT mail from a generous district so as to com pare with the records made by the other machine that was tested earlier in the week A series of revival services for two eks commencing to morrow will be held at Cass Avenue church At the onen tng service Sunday merning at 10:30 liev Baskerville will speak on to Know the Truth of and in tho even ing tho theme for his sermon will be dation of a Christian Mr A Heath will have charge of the music A report shows that fifty ono new members have been added to the church durin" the past four months The funeral of the late Daniel Beam er father of Aid Beamer took place from his residence 83 Piquette avenue terday afternoon Rev Marshall Pettit conducted the service The casket was covered with a bed of red roses sent by the board of aidermen The body was In terred in the family lot at Woodmere Those who acted as pallbearers were as follows: Aid Walter Coots John A Schmid Dr Ellis Hunt Richard and Alfred Milmine of Toledo The council alKey sixth tioh contest of all the man in the no need for a count of the ballots cast in the precincts ei mittee to New York Momi mandery and Thursday so that not be opened for a Maud Nelson the pretty 6 year old child who was taken from a familv on Hancock avenue early in October on account of treatment has at last been released by the Indiana authorities and has been adopted by a respectable east side family The Society for the Prevention of Crueltv to Children has been paying her board at the House of Providence the past four months and has been endeavoring to got her release for some time The child was a ward of Indians and it was necessaw to obtain written release from the authorities there before anyone could adorn the child A story published in the Evening News of a alleged to have been given bv the association at that organiz club rooms Thursday night and at tended by large number of men not mem ueia non Indiana Bauk'Bohbed Princeton Ind January 12 The NIcGIn nfss birk In OwenjriJIe was entered last night and the safe blown open the explo sion completely wrecking the building It is reported that about $159CW was taken but the bank officials refuse to give any fnforrr atiun The burglars escaped on a handcar Name of irm Hltchcxik I umber Co Barker Tbeo Hine WKKiwnrfh Hargrave Peter Bradley Campbell Brown Lumber Co Kern Manufacturing Co lood Union Trust Co The I Union Rebekah degree staff will drill at 46 Grand River avenue this evening Officers of to Masonic grand lodge of Canada will pay a fraternal visit to Detroit Masons on January 22 Charles Roehm who been suffer ing from a severe attack of pneumonia for the past three weeks is now convalescing The public school teachers' class in the study of art will meet at the Art Museum on Monday evening and Early Christian Nirs Casper Kuschinski of H16 Michigan avenue reported to the police yesterday the larceny of $70 worth of jewelry A ser vant girl is also missing i On Sunday afternoon the subject at the JArt Museum will be Great Emanci This is the first of a series on Great Minds of the Christian Mayor Maybury yesterday afternoon visit ed Rev Home for In curables on ort street west He says he will favorably recommend it to the council committee on hospitals Articles of incorporation of the Detroit Creamery Co were filed in the county office yesterday The particulars of the incorporation were published in The ree Press at the time the companv was formed Sylvester Rich accompanied bv his wife returned last week from a three trip to Southern California and Honolulu for the benefit of his health Mr Rich is secretary treasurer of Wid man Co Mrs Reaume of 632 ranklin street was struc by a car at the corner of Mon roe avenue and Randolph street lust even ing Harper hospital ambulance removed her to that institution where it was found that her injuries consist chiefly of bruises Miss Eleanor Dessotell principal of tho Bellefontaine school while in New York recently visited certain of the schools there but she returns to Detroit convinced that the schools in this citv compare very favorably with those in the metropolis Mae Kyte of 1010 Sixteenth street Bay City asks the police to endeavor to locate Arthur Kyte who varies his employment as coachman and hotel waiter The writer says that previous correspondence between the two waa intercepted by enemies and in that way she lost trace of Kyte or an hour and a half last evening the members of Detroit Commandery drilled on the waxed floor of the Detroit Light (ruard armory and their perfect evolutions and superb work won the applause of the crowd of two or three hundred friends Who had assembled It was the Inst but one of to NwTorkTlonday Or Reston for nineteen years master car painter for the Street Railway to was presented with a diamond studied watch charm yesterday by his fellow work men as a tokm of esteem Mr Weston will leave for Indianapolis this week to take charge of the can painting works at that Place vv I' Lampon will succeed him or Ordinary Coffee is strange how neopie will try to in vent some cause for their feeling bad rather than to charge the trouble to soma habit they may have that they have good reason to believe is the real cause or instance all the time that we were using coffee our table I was subject ocx slonal terrible headaches and my husbagd was half sick with nervous troubles "We felt satisfied that coffee was the cause but were afraid we like Dostum Cereal Coffee and therefore tried In every way to think that something in the food or some other reason was the real cause of our troubles After reading several articles Jn regard to the evil effects of coffee drinking and the merits of Pos tum ood Coffee I became convinced of the truth of the statements and called my husband's attention to them was skeptical on the subject but to please me said we would give Postuni a trial so he procured a package and I miue It but milk we were was of the kind that produced little cream and that did not give us as good a beverage as we found afterwards could be secured with cream However in spite of the drs ack we grew io like the Postuni ood uffee and both of us found ourselves greatly benefited by the change My head eeased to trouble me entire and my flusoami was practically made over ivere out of the Postuni for a time and having coffee in the house aud feeling much better we concluded to trv the coffee again but in a tew davs my 'head aches came back so that we became satls ied where the real trouble existed We used osium tor quite a long time and still having some coffee in the house tried cot tec again Imagine our surprise in dis covering that we no longer cared for the taste of the ordinary coffee so the next morning we had a rare treat in a cup of Piping hot delicious Postum is no longer kept In our house children are very ton! of the new kind ot ae they call it and we as much as they want to drink without fearing to Injure their health I that it enables me to furnish baby witn a more abundant supply of milk otherwise do Postum Cereal oca Loffee has indeed been a great boon brwkr Mary Wade' Say I a of an attempt to cast aspersions on at least one member of the company now appearing' at the Capitol Square theater An affidavit signed 2nd sworn to by ali the members of the company before Justice of the Peace Gerhard is in possession of Dr proprietor of the Capitol Square theater in which it is deposed that none of the mem bers either attended or performed at any biii'inui mi suviai uaitv ni si on Thursday night or were asked Allan IxnK the colored man who has been messenger the Windsor branch of the Bank of Coniirerce has been retired and will receive an allowance of $130 per year from the bank while he lives It is rumored that Dr A Smith hae been reappointeo a member the recommendation of Dr rfmtth the the mayoralty contest Cases "Alch were tr come up at the Court of Appeal In Turoau next week Arpong others are Wlnternut vs Broth erhood of Jjocometh'e Eturinerrs Crdrertvr North vs? Gosiield North and Brett vs leming Abraham Bennett a Jewish peddler complained to Urtief Wills yesterday tnat forty pounds of bet ter had been stolen from hi viafon Tbuwdy fvening He said that be called at a hone and left hl? waron on the road When he reicrned the butter was gone Gecrge Jones a colored resident of received word yesterday tLat his tirot ier John had been drowned at Deceased who was eook on the steamer Crescent City last reason was living on the boat during tne winter lie went on the dock to learn to ride a bicycle Th wheel ran off the wharf Jonets was thrown into the water and wa drowned before as sistaree could be secured The body arrived in Stcdwlco last evtufng JI a ill! llRiH qi llL aa isa li Eg it li Il I II I i finals si II Ik II I 'H Esl IP I I I 1 I II JI il feWi Osa Wl 4 wl Mi WX Wi iw WWW Mi fcW rff BkAG Merry at ftSS I I life 't i.