Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 4

i $20 Suits for YOUR KIDNEYS $15 4 'j 4 ALBERTO JONAS Vanfii Mail Gloves 13d OR MONTREAL IN THE DOMINION 4 IN HAS William Braddon who has been HAS A OUL BOTTOM INED OR KISSING GIRLS sun COMING CONCERTS AVOID THE CRIP LIEBIG iB! a CONDENSED aajSfeon StreetNewYqrK 5 4 i A 4 Ato As 4 4 4 4 4 4 the the Wool $300 Wool $4 00 Wool $500 40c 10c Sults Suits Suits 0 1 4 4 4 by fortifying the system by a generous Stimulative diet Strengthen your soups and sauces by adding a little of the well known' Any $ig or from the newest neither and best materials' made in are they last coats SEW jniMBERS SVRP1USED AT' WAY WAS CONDUCTED 4 4 4 Orders Promptly illed Weak and unhealthy kidneys are respons ible for more sickness and suffering than IN MEMORY HON JOHN MARSHALL Get the genuine and only efficacious signed in blue Capt Whitaker Improving Capt Byron Whitaker who has been ill with grip is slowly improving He has not been allowed to see any of his friends for a week under orders 84 Huies' Passed for a $350 Per Year Man PYTHIANS GETTING MORE POINTERS OR BIG ICE CARNIVAL BATTLESHIP IOWA NEEDS A TH0R OUGH 'CLEANING INE PIANO TUNING AND TONE REGULATING Addreaa: HIGHLAND PARK MICH Batlsfa don guaranteed Old phone North 39 fty to morrow afternoon the finishing touches will have been put to the prepara tions fur the St Cecilia society concert at the Light Guard armory and Director Corey feels that what has been done has hern well donAThe of which will form the oratorio pottion bf the pro gramme is new as it was produced in 1893 fof the first time in London and it is said to be unique in the realm of oratorio writings A large audience Is assured and holies have been taken by the following: Mesdatnes A Alger New York January Albert Walker a venerable appearing banker of 1190 Jeffer son avenue Brooklyn stood accused in the Jefferson Market Police of having three women in fifteen minutes was was met kiss Rpnf passed on He reminded the judge before whom he was brought that he was at his office by 9 o'clock and cheerfully paid a fine for indulging in hig osculatory amusement' ebruary 21 The BILGER ESQ The mild arid Immediate effect of Dr Kil mer's Swamp Root the great kidney and bladder remedy is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases Swamp Root Will set your w'hole system right and the beflt proof of this is a trial Swamp Boot is pleasant to take and is for sale the world over at druggists in bot tles of two sizes and two prices fifty cents and one dollar Remember the name Swamp Root and the address Bingham ton i 4 DETROIT'S CELEBRATION WILL MAKE THE DAY MEMORABLE STARTED A DIVORCE SUIT AGAINST MRS BRADDON WHOLE NOTES I AND HAL NOTES He knocked out by his fourth victim: It at Thirty second street that hecress him He seized her and attempted to her With a quick blow the negress him sprawling over the sidewalk and Over the River George has purchasea the gro cery stock of Duck Sandwich street east Rev Hanhdh of McMaster Uni versity Toronto will preach in the Bruce Avenue Baptist church at both services to day Joseph Bertrand and Charles Deneau were arrested yesterday on the charge of steal ing a number of homing pigeons from dif ferent parties in the west end of the city The Walkerville fraternal societies have sent a combined resolution of sympathy on the death to the governor general at Ottawa to be forwarded to King Ed ward VII 25c Scotch WORK DRAGGED BECAUSE EVENING SESSIONS ARE NOT HELI) Alberto Jonas director of the Michigan Conservatory of Music will be heard in his first piano recital before a Detroit audience at the Church of Our ather next Thurs day evening Mr Jonas is better known in Europe and in the east than he is in the city in which he makes hls home but it is hoped that after this week he will be ap preciateij in Detroit also The following programme will be given: Sonata Op 57 allegro assai andante con moto allegro ma non troppo von Beethoven Without (duett) Mendelssohn Barcarolle in A minor Rubinstein Cam panella (by request) Paganini Liszt an tasy Op 17 Schumann (a) Old from antasie pieces Op 10: (b) Toccata: (c) Valse in sharp minor: (d) Three Northern Dances Op 12 Nos 1 2 and 3 Alberto Jonas Romance Xavier Carlier Rhapsodic No 6 Liszt The Campanella which forms No' 4 of the programme won fourteen recalls for Jonas at a recent recital in Kansas City The Schumann antasy is one of the com most difficult and richly colored works having been suggested by verse concerning the richly colored tone sung forth by earth to him who listens watpmuuy Mme Marcella Sembrich known all over the civilized world as one of the greatest cantatrices will appear in Detroit with a company of ooeratic sinarers at the Light Guard Armory or the evening of Thursday OLD BROOKLYN BANKER PUNISHED OR OSCULATIONS Elaborate preparations are being made by the committee in charge for the celebra tion of John Marshall Day Monday eb ruary J4 The day is one of national 1m portance and it is stated that in almost every prominent city in the Union the brightest and brainiest members of the bar will gather to honors the memory of the great chief justice who was installed just 100 years ago The Detroit celebration is under the aus pices of the American Bar Association the Michigan State Bar Association and the law faculty find students of the of In the afternoon centennial exercises will be held in the Detroit opera house at which the Hon Luther Laflin Mills will deliver the principal address his subject being Rev Nehemiah Boynton will deliver the Invocation and Mr Hugo Kalsow violinist and Mrs Wini fred Scripps Ellis vocalist will render se lections Hon Donnelly will introduce Mr Mills In the evening an elaborate banquet will be held too Kusseu the judges of the'United District Courts the i Supreme and Circuit state the bar of any other disease and if permitted to con tlnue satai are nine to follow Snrnnr Dado Slemor Galazzl Signor atid Madame Mattfeld An orchestra of iy pieces under the competent direction Signor BevlgrtanL accompanies Sent Company And Its personnel is large ly made up of members of the New York Symphony orchestra The repertoire of the company is large of course but no definite announcement has yet been made of just what will be presented in Detroit A subscription list has been nnened and the sale of Beats tO subscribers will begin on ebruary 13 at while the general sale will begin on ebruary 15 States Circuit judges of Courts of the state the University of Michigan faculty especially invited east nf slnsrers accom panying the diva comprises Signor de Lara Signor Maurizio Bensaude Signor Rossi tHiere are over 290000 cases of grip in New York City alone and the disease IS most prevalent all over the United States Thq virus or 'poison of this influenza pro duces a most' damaging effeet upon the mu cous membranes of the whole system especially upon the kidneys liver and di gestive organs arid' ft is th W' account that those' who have had the disease experi ence such i a depressed weakened feel ing from which it seems almost impossible td fully irecover Many suffer for months this depression from this weakened feeling To Prevent the Crip ybu must kep your kidfieys and liver irt gbod working order your blood in good condition and the stomach and digestive organs good actlcfri by the use of Dr Kii Sftamg Robt the gtl at klditey rem edy It happily meets all the requirements both as a preventive the grip and as i means of recovering strength and health After an attack Thousands have found a Cure and hMve been Restored to health by Its use Uf 1 A Strong Endorsement Mr Bilger tt Eden Pa writes: had a bad attack of the Grippe after a time caught cold and had a second attack: it settled In my kidneys and liver and Oh! such pain and ftils ery in my back and legs The physiciane medlclne and other things that I used made no Impression and I continually grew worse bought me a bottle of Dr Kilmers Bwamp IWot and before I had used all the second bottle 1 felt better and to day I am Just as strong vigorous and well as over" IL BILGER Eden Pa 0 Washington January A recent report from Capt Cooper commanding the bat tleship' Iowa the flagship of the Pacifio squadron notes a great reduction in tho speed of that vessel owing to a foul bot tom The Iowa went into dock last May of 1900 nearly eight months ago and on her recent cruise down the Pacific coast showed a falling off of nearly 15 per cent in her regulation speed Inspection disclosed a bottom unk with sea weed and shells Capt Cooper in his report to Rear Admiral Kautz urges that the vessel should be docked for a thorough cleaning and paint ing at the earliest practicable moment ana as the Iowa has just arrived back from her southern cruise it is probable that nis request will be complied with immediate!) The naval regulations require that under i no circumstances shall more than nine months elapse without docking unless by special authority from the secretary of tn navy The experience with lotva is regaru ed as a significant argument in favor ot sheathed battleships Sample Bottle Sent ree by Mail If you have the grip or are trying to recover from an attack send at once td Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton who will gladly send you by mail without cost to you a sample bottle Of the great kidney remedy Swamb Root ana a book containing many 'of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial letters received from men and women cured Be sure and say that you road this generous offer ift The Detroit Sunday ree Press when sending your address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton rank Peddle secretary of the Pyth ian executive committee and Aid Edward Wildman treasurer le last night for Montreal to secure the necessary data for assisting the Committee in i preparation for the ice palace and ice eSrnival to bo held here the week Of ebruary 18 During the last few days Mr Peddle has had some correspondence with the officers of the St Snow Shoe Club of Montreal and it is expected when" the Detroit gentlemen return that the arrangements will have been completed for the pilgrimage by this famous old organization to Detroit taking possession of the ice palace one day during the carnival week St Snow Shoi Club has 1200 members When they ap pear In public they wear fantastically col ored blanket costumes sing songs all their own and generally speaking) take posses sion of everything in sight 'The local committees have asked for spe cial rates on both Michigan and Canadian railroads and if granted will boom the De troit carnival within a radius of 100 miles from Detroit A number of Canadian curl ing and hockey clubs have written to th committee announcing their readiness to participate in curling bonspeils and hockey tournaments during the carnival The Pythian executive committee has just received the awards of prizes for tha subordinate lodges making the finest show in the big parade during the convention last summer The prize for the best lodge outside the state of Michigan was awarded to riendship Lodge of Windsor Mt Clem ens lodge secured the prize for the best Michigan lodge in line and Sicily Lodge Detroit won the local prize The prizes were $200 each $1 SHIRTS b9c 100 dozen Up tOdate patterns Blues Hellos Oxfords Pinks etc made of fine percales fect in make and the best $100 Shirt in sale 69 75c Un)aundered Whltb Shirts sale price 200 Cuffs 4per pair CONDENSED MILK CO NEW YORK 1' I House to which and the the and are The toastmaster will be The Essex county councillors finished theirwork yesterday and left for their of the members are not sat isfied with the way in which the business of the session just closed has been con ducted They say that time was taken up in useless discussions and that the bust ness before the council could have been completed in two days instead of five One of the new members of the council was surprised at th'e way the business is conducted but when he made a remark to this effect he was told that the council always counted on a session lasting a week no matter how much business was before them 'He could not understand why the council took so many adjournments in the week but was informed that the commit tee work had to be done and the council could not continue in session unless the members were all present Then he sug gested that the members of the commit tees put in a little overtime in the even ing out learned that there never was a precedent established for night work In fact the council had never provided any way of lighting the council chamber in anticipation of night work There is a fine loOKing enunueuer suspenueu num (oillriEr hut there are no lamos in building to set In this ornament hence the council nas io aajourn us suuu as me enmTnences to disannear in the west At the meeting yesterday a set of rules and regulations governing he house of refuge was presented to the council A pe culiar thing about this code of discipline is that it contains eighty four rules and regulaticns and covers eighteen cages of typewritten foolscap paper Theman for whose benefit the rules were prepared re ceives the magnificent salary of $2o0 per an num It took the council a few hours to pass the weighty document and the re mainder of the session was given over to the consideration of the report of the finance committee A document was presented to the coun cil purporting to be a sworn statement ot the late ex treasurer William Wright tn MISS ESTHER ST JOHN artistic standpoint that has yet been ex perienced by that organization Detroit has every reason to take an 'in terest in the work and the progress of the Detroit symphony orchestra It is a credit to any city to have identified with it an orchestra which shalf honestly win A good name for Itself by hard work and faithful attention the demands of the music played by it It is this very thing that the present Detroit orchestra is endeavoring to do With confidence in its young director and a better feeling among the musicians themselves' than' has existed for several years the outlook is bright' A fault that hag thus far been apparent in the symphony programmes has'rJeen their JAn audience except" in rare cases does hot care to he'ar a concert pro gramme of over two hours including en cores riday's concert was too long something should hatfe been omitted from the programme preferably the or one or two movements of the Symphony Another criticism to be made is the lack of promptness with which the concert be gan It should be understood that a con cert is tb begin at a stated time and then that time should be rigidly adhered to People should be prevented from going to their seats between movements of a divided composition and steps should' be taken to prevent the audience at the back part of the armory from moving about All these things are hard on the director and the orchestra alike and better results would be obtained if these objectionable features could be eliminated May festival arrangements have been largely completed by Prof Albert Stanley and the cast of solcists as he has an nounced them is an attractive one The soprano will be Marie Knubal Zimmerman and Mme Schuman Heink' has been re en gaged to contralto solos With her will be Miss Roselle ielding Evan Will iams and Glenn Hall will sing tenor and Gwyllym Miles and A Howland will sing bass Campanart will again be on the programme and is sure of a warm wel come at the hands of his audience Hofmann will be the 'cellist for the festival with Albei Lockwood as pianist and Ber nard Sturm as violinist Lockwood will be itrnembered for the recital he gave here recently under Tuesday Musicale auspices Rcrnard Sturm is the head of the violin Arbor The Boston estival orchestra un der Emil Mollenhaver will furnish the or chestral support for the soloists and the big chorus WALTER BOYNTON Liza Lehmann has been long And favor ably known as a composer of excellent music arid perhaps her most pleasing work was the music to which the Rubaiyat has been set hr "Persian Trie scofe fits the words admirably and the work is a charming one Mr Gaines was the first tnusldal director to call the attention of De troit music lovers to this song cycle and he gave it Several representations Now he proposes to introduce another song cycle of lime It is the Chain ana will he given ite initial heating in De troit at the A next Thursday evening in the course Mr Gaines is a firm believer In the value of the song cycle as a form of musical composition and he has bevoted a large 6f his time to the study and the production of that type of music He has written a song cycle of his own Which is called "An Eastern and two pongs will be sung from it next Thursday even Tha "draping bf the Windsor postoffice building for the death of Queen Victoria was completed yesterday Yards upon yards of black cloth are twined about the railing on the top Of the building and the efids 'faltfii'g downward are caught up gracefully' In tne windows are 'crosses black cloth" while above the main entrance is a large black shield The Bank of 1 Commerce building pre sents the best appearance of any build ing yet dressed' in mourning The' black cloth is caught up at regular intervals with scarlet the queen'q llvery Other residents will follow suit this week and it is expect ed that buildings on the business streetswill be fully clad In mourning before the funeral Saturday Nearly every lodge room in the city has' been put in mourning for thirty days The rooms are hung with mourning emblems and fitting resolutions have been adopted and forwarded to the governor general for transmission to the king The ministers tvill comment on the death of the queen and pay tribute to her in their sermons tq day The union memorial service will be held in All church next Saturday afternoon and the Protest ant clergymen will take part The Interiors of several churches have been draped but of respect to the memory The city schools will be dismissed ri day at' noon and remain closed until the following Monday It ls expected a ser vice will be held in each of the schools ri day The militia will take part in the ser vice on Saturday at All church 444444 4 which John Curry banker of Windsor is accused of being responsible for the short age in accounts with the county The council passed a resolutldn completely exonerating Mr Curry from any blame in the matter urther it was stated in the resolution that the two auditors who ex amined books found no money due the county from bank and it was decided to take no further notice of tne aocuraenu TRIBUTES TO VICTORIA GRIE EXPRESSED MANY WAYS A i' i a DURING THE GRIP LOOK ATER Hecker Swift Barbour Stearns Samuel Brady' Alberth Jonas Abel Schwankovsky and Messrs Dyar and erry Jr Ellison van Hoose afid Maurice de Vries will be heard with equal interest' by De troiters Miss Esther' D' St John sings in the choir of the 'ort Street Presby terian church and has had a thorough training in the interpretation of sacred mu sic The society itself has been drilled with care and intelligence on the chorus Work and the orchestra has shown marked ability in the rehearsals These things con sidered Mr Corey is confident that to mor programme of the St Cecilia' society will mark the greatest success from an COUNTY COUNCIL NEEDS LAMPS ONE QUARTER 1 SUITS All this week double breasted two piece Stilts sizes 9 to 17 years go at one fourth off All All All Air Wool jfi5o suits Michigan Conservatory of Music WASHINGTON AVE AND PARK ST ALBERTO JONAS Director ACULTY CONCERT SERIES Recital by Hr Alberto Jonas At the Church of Our ather Thursday Evening Jan 31 ADMISSION 29 CENTS Hon Geo Yeadock president of the State Bar Association Hon Don Dick inson will propose a toast to the memory of James Campbell while the following toasts will also be responded to: Hon GfiorgeP Wanty "John Hon Thomas Barkworth Prof BradleyM Thompson Supreme Chief Justice Robert Montgomery REP BRADDON RESIGNED Rev paster of the Second Baptist church (col ored) for the last four years has handed to the' board of deacons his resignation to take effect May 1 He explained to the congregation that he had commenced suit for divorce against his wife and would therefore be busy in the courts in a few weeks The officers of the church at once decided that they did not wish their pas tor to resign and they gave him to under stand that his resignation would' not be accepted Rev Mr Braddon was seen by a ree Press representative last evening He said: not the first minister ot the gospel God ever Augustus Straker Rev Mr Brad attorney stated that Rev Mr Brad don offered his resignation to the church stating his reasons under his advice and the bill for the divorce has been sup pressed Mrs Braddon is tn Colorado Springs and Barnes Stowers who ap pear for her have not yet heard her answer to the charges made There are three Children who are at present with the mother One of the Gravest Dangers of the Grippe is its Weakening Influence on the Kidneys and Urinary Organs' In Crf nn xul iol Every one of our $20 suits is auu vu or style You like If it is new and if it is to be found pure wool here Sack Coats single or double Cutaway Diacks Blues Grays Browns etc in Worsteds Cassimeres and Cheviots over 400 $20 Suits go at one price the lowest ever named for such high grade qualities $i5 $15 and $1750 Overcoats and Raglans for $1250 for $12 garments that are made and trimmed elegant manner $1750 Overcoat or Raglan goes for 50 offered for choice Not garments bought for LHC lit money back if not satistaciory wncn you get name will begin In all Departments Monday January 28th at the HANMER SCHOOL MUSIC S3 57 Alexandrine Ave West: facdonald Clothing CzO 159 161 163 Woodward Avenue Miss Judith Graves THE AMERICAN PIANIST B35 Woodward A ve Highest grudca taught Pupils prepared for recitals and concert work "Judith Graves one of six ot great est woman pianists The others are Teresa Car reno Mme anny Bloomfield Geisler New York World Sunday August 8 1897 Want Your Worth? EXTRACT AL BEE and take a cup of beef tea? made from it whencold or tired their old prices now 25 nowS3OO now $3T5S now S5J2 Etc Etc Knee Pants 50c to $150 pro'eerton bordeEL Then get the Best There is no place in the house holds economy where the Best counts for more than when buying Infant ood Eagle Brand Condensed Milk A AA is responsible for more healthy children than all the other so called infant foods combined Shun unknown brands of condensed milk do Julius Seyler gave a piano recital at ayette last night Mr Mustard the bass of the Trumbull Avenue Presbyterian church has resigned from that position Mrs Cooper off Chatham a pupil of Elvln Singer gave a song recital In Chatham last Thursday evening and scored a success Mr George Rz Beftrd Jr will sing at both the morning 'and everting servlcea a the Trum bull Avenue' Ptesbyterlsn church to day Edward Davis Palfrey has resigned from the position of tenor soloist dn'the choir of SU Episcopal church His successor has sot yet been appointed sr Miss Agnes Andrus of the Detroit Conservatory of Mualc has recovered from Injuries 're ceived in falling about ten days ago and she will resume her classes to morrow Prof Vet will remove his academy to more commodious rooms and pending the time of the completion of the new quarters will receive his pupila at plsno rooms Samuel Richards Gaines who accompanied Baemsteln at the last Detroit Symphony con cert performed the same service for that artist at the Eurydtce Club concert in Toledo last Wed nesday evening Mrs Jessie Pease Scrimger writes from Munich that she Is pleasantly located tn that city and that she is pursuing her studies under the direc tion of Bernhard fetuvenhagen who is d'ell known as an interpreter of writings Miss Alice Edwina Uhl of Grand Rapids who has been studying in Detroit with Hahn of the Detroit Conservatory of Music this week left for her home yesterday She will play the Beethoven flat Concerto In Grand Rapids next week In the Itinerary of band for 1901 just issued the date of Sunday March 24 is set for his appearance in Detroit A matinee perform ance will be given at the Lyceum theater and the band will play an evening engagement at Toledo Sunday night orchestra returned last riday from its tour through Michigan and northern Ohio'' where the organization met with success The ebruary dates have been can celed owing to its engagement for the Pom peiian festival at the Masonic temple In that i month i The comic1 opera "Said which was 1 given an amateurs production In Windsor' re eentlv will be reproduced in Detroit under the auspices of the I at the Empire theater I mnnfh VfrM niliffh TYr Alfred tenor and Mewsrs McEnally and McCormick I ot uetro't win utae leauiug parts Miss Stone of the Michigan Conservatory of Millie has been HI tor the past several weeks suffering from nervous exhaustion complicated I with a light attack of typhoid fever She ex pected to play at the concert to be given by the i St Cecilia Society at the Light Guard armory ana Jjcmaru muim lilt? hcuu unc viuuu io morow lllgllL uui Iaa veen IQ 1141 department of the School 'of Music at Ann any ot her engagements Miss Mabel Mean mezzo soprano Mr rank Mead tenor Mr Charles baritone Miss Alice Skinner and Miss Agnes Kndx planlstes pupils of Mr and Mrs Ganapol will take part in a musicale to be given at the home ot Mr A Smart Putnam avenue tor the benefit ot the Lincoln Avenue Methodist church next Tues day The first concert to be given by William Smith baritone and violinist will take place al Schwan hall next Thursday evening Mr Smith will be heard both as a singer and as a violin player and he will be assisted by Miss Anna Majer the planiste and Pqul Stafteld 'cellist Mr Reuben Stafteld' will play the accompani ments The programme for the Thursday evening musi cale at the Hanmer School ot Music and Lan guages was enjoyed by a large number ot friends ot the school Numbers on the programme were furnished by Arthur Depew director ot the piano department: Lewis Vicary ot the elo cutionary department and the Misses Gertrude Max Leah Main and Nora Smith piano pupils of the school The participants in the regular weekly concert of the Detroit Conservatory of Music last Wed nesday afternoon were: Mrs Alles so prano a pupil of Mrs Norton Miss Sybil Brown violiniste a pupil of Mr Yunck Miss Jennie Roe Lewis pianists a pupil of Mr Hahn: Miss Margaret Atkinson of Wardsville Ont a piano pupil ot Mrs Cragg Mlts Oleane Doty of the faculty of the conservatory also appeared In the programme A special feature of the last Wednesday after noon programme of the Detroit Institute of Music was the vocal selections given by rank Hugh Bright baritone a pupil of Mrs Pea body and the readings of Miss Bessie McGlenn a pupil of Miss McIntosh Other Interesting numbers were given by the Misses Bessie Jones Patricia Hall and Gertrude Heise pianist pupils of Miss Preston and Miss Blackadder and by Robert Davies violinist a pupil of Miss Isa bella Jacobs Hahn director of the Detroit Conserva tory of Music was at the Ursuline convent In Toledo last Saturday where he gave an illus trated talk on modern methods of pianoforte study and Interpretation He also conducted an examination for a number of the convent stu dents in theory and advanced piano playing Mr Hahn expressed himself as being highly pleased with the showing made by the students and among those who were recommended for medala were Miss Henriot Miss ell and Mias Dixon 2' REE JBKESSf mw A 1 I 1 'I LM MS1I I i I 'JD rYCT5 lkl 9 i IX IV i i II A I ft 1 ft ip I I 41HBr 1 Jll II ILJ ill A I 1 Im hr nrnBMiiiT iw I bbh for 4 STI? 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