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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

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1 5 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17 ISO? THE DETROIT REE PRE Eili3 ly POSITION SHERI MUST PAY THEIR TAXES TnWSrORTA BOARD Gen William Booth I'ooader ot the A CCO IX Tt LAW Springfield Ohio Verdict of 5O Cause Columbus Discovered America Walked With Crutches fe Weather IS COSO AUCTION SALE TAKE THE REE PRESS 10 rrllK eon Transportation Co utjatnii in Warehsuscs TELEPHONE 848 laiEnifig egTOfB' A CANADIAN PCLP COMPUT HAD A SAYINGS AXD DOLVCS Paid Vuder Protest and Appealed to th Jar in blue: ook )uperb Make THE LAND ONE A WORD i 4 that be had I UHe heoTner of tad an interview Thursday afternoon pith £tory church house at tne This Cutchecn with regard to the at tor son avenue and Buchanan Eir a neishlh of' the board and that Mr Cut Contract ras soon att a Sg tr bal cheon had asked him not to bring his name sued tor AheTceovety and extra befcre the board Ke was no a cndKate anee due on contract exm conpened to for the edict wi tiueM cheaper CHRIST Central AV en wife died i Lent of the appointment of Mrs Leora at ert nni ITER Ladies the Home of the I Novernbsr 22 SHEZHV A CREAM WJteiu Ivplsr and v' ae uyand 4 ww NOW WELLKSOWS ISLAND SI 1'ani31 inland '3sas IL Entred ot Wyaa ITH CAEI4I COMMUNICATION EEOItr JL'IXJS HusMUH SO Bide Lirv4t CANADIAN Pacific Ky 1 42 with the greatest interest the out a case which will establish a in that industry for some time It is an appeal from a valuation exported pulp from Canada to 4 SO return ci the One tare round trip to all places In i of 1 XrmH Cowt 4 tb Uwljr Wyse Difference to the tax: collector whether your house is rented or tuxes are just tho Secure a tenant at once by put ting an ad in THE I'JiEE 1'JtESS NORTONS OATS 300 way et aJ Jodrment by etrtznlt for plaintiff for S1O and $34 oots Webster Traves vs it Pyzewaki verdict of do canse of action '11I are hand made and perfect in proportion and appearance Xc per box ffiKKCTtRiSTic x4 ma snia Jan 5 tn II Jan 19 errs eb 2 10 a MOST PERECT MADE ft ftshinrtvr Kowmter Michl jSaturday fair colder in southeast ttese Via south rf t2 arS th STS MAl tWutiMihKWT Hayes isrty Mies CU R4Vrvf hr Vx 'Ctziftast A warded Highest air Gold Medal air Bowline AM ES EMINES petrolt Novtnalxr lu tn The follow Bg cbervatsons were taken at the same aiment c' tune at the following places: 1 1 I 11 Tadejhat liaLlroad and tkeu ererva re Descriptive Prosrnmmev cwMsuiJds' fell ree from a nos coK cfv nOT Tn mood Bui i hit Detroit? or a short ton while the col it at $15 a long ton ol 2210 company claimed that $12 return from sales on the the net return the coiu XDMEKX MORE CASES ARE XUVV IV A RATION German rhe1iterraieai Service NOiDIi GERMAN I KAMBVG AMEEICXV LLUYD CO I LINK ast steamers between New an H05K 3073 112 1U H6 OHT ST It ain Pln 13 cloudy fnov ClutdyClear Cloudy I IT HIRD YEA EGYPT the HILE and PALESTINE The Annual Scries of Parties to Cs Orient nra 1 rt lh tltft I HU UU lidVU MaaftxA wa grand publicution ns ft Hf A P(1 RA Htll of a cLaraiti difb rTit from enytlimjr has ever off red to the ju' ilu Io it In roRdln sa has required n' by of nr in Syria find an expenditure of LJJ a Jesuit its furres ill be euvtrvu lu nificcnt Illustrations Tie'seu good going on traiaa on the 2tst aad all trains tht 221 Good to for the tSsai li Sbaii eli tv355 'fcuriks'A ibe Wsaeat blu'rr at or GrU 4d ttrwt inriee city tail Sa 5Ke Deu Wu ust of MKftu lnt tri lb be Ifr ra "IK ne rcust Court tx tt a IV ra Sridt uc Deo as'r A 15L the jury was CHRYSANTHEMUM Exhibition BloomA loc and 15c each Big drnay Saturday In me Co 220 Wood ave COVGHS AND COLDS Those who are 'uTering from coughs colds sore throat i try Bronchial Troches Sold only in boxes Upper air warmer Saturday 3lglt air proecded by local rain or snow the early morning moderate cold wave TeYperature will be below freezing Satur jftv erenins and night Stage of water la the Soo alls canal: 1 feet inches: 14 feet 9 iacbee Tte forecast Is that the water will jj four inches during the next thirty six boons cu dkt for $1829 48 ci Judgment euTered IJEUILll JCDGE DONOVAN rilnols Leather Co va WlUiasn IL lym: time to more for a new trial etc extended to Decem ber I The Black bcm Hernia Core Co vs Geo Includin': Trip on th Nile tt DIRECTORS 4 A 11 ffWH luGr I Dlrwtcrs fSl onward bocy 4'423 Open day and ulrhu JUINK DIAKE fu sl director frih Miction a open Ly ni nittrt reasonable rlc cs 1 Pay Money for Walei! A solid Extract ot Bc is tnore Ecc otnieal than a llctnid bceau xcc rated nnd housekeepets will find it Brcch cheaper to BUY Liebig COMPANT'S Extract of Beef a cxincrntrahd extract free from fat and hnine or fweisi Bubslanc and dJSsoSvc it The genuine has ROOP REPAIRING DAILT 45c a Month IMPLY and SUNDAY6Oc a Month City Counselor Speed yesterday filed prae cipes for summons In suits against ten transportation companies which refused to pay taxes on their property on the ground that their hailing ports were not in the city Assistant City Counselor Joslyn said yesterday that nineteen more suits of the same kind would be begun shortly The total amount of taxes due from these ten companies is about tllGP as follows: arwell Transportation Cs 18S3 J7M 25 1S33 SO Parker Transportation Co JSS 2 i £39 C2 1S33 5333 3 State Transit Co 18S2 5249 S9 Roby Transportation Co 1892 $415 64 ISS3 $378 85 Buffalo Duluth Trans I pur canon lo 1 Cunnlncham Transnortatlon Co 1892 i Aid N'4P place Burial at woxnmre I' Jnhn JirGraw a ad ct van J'uners! residence 5u2 IV acbien Saturday a ns and i a is frutu and CatKirsi Adelaide invited UEGAUBLANKS Oes Citr rf Dri'rrtt trainer eom I'mee i fw JK spivc at uAjr CHANCKRY CAPE? to lor wio are awe tu tr cfu nxeelves 4 Simon of the at HiMiUtft streeb vhsch wa occupies a riri uae last hss PUtwn4 the for $20W datuages it sijc on the property of which a part and that tie expected to PT fjL on thU 4etot with the rent coming fr this ftc'l other houses on the prop rity uat since No wm tj cafabOt rent an 1 therefore Wood Carnets Ornamental DIED At Trent Notemlx Ifl Geos re Co yk AJ 5 years nneral Sundry 10:30 Intriiuuit Wojdnit re AN ATTEMPT To UK MADE TO HRlLklu TUR SCTPEXAU NVlLt A special meeting of the board of educa tion will be held to night to receive and act upon a report from the committee on teachers and schools and the superinten dent with reference to the Tilden school: to act upen a report from the committee on real estate and school buildings recom xnending the purchase of the Hubbard to act upon a report from Dr Eugene i Smith on the condition of the Biddle House and tre Columbian school with reference to light and to act on a report that small I pox exists in the vicinity of the arrand school i a 9 a ZrAioHoO rA Xt rna rtf th Kpef hniH BC IT VetHJlt OH DlIC xUUIl itt UU 1 i onEriewo'ixtjeet wasbuilt by A Chapotom and will now imi sr i uctions trom the owner Mr 31 Mwdun are to red RII' DP tics looking for a poo! inve tii shouli inv iind i i r7 A 0 at time of ale See for lurther particulars Vlvw 9 The county auditors in their reform cru sade have no idea that they will be able to cut down the sixty cent fee to anything like the foregoing figures but one them said yesterday he thought forty cents wornd tho proper ft mnunt find oneM'hlCu tnc sheriff would have no right to say was too small to permit him to feed his prisoners The auditors seem to be a little timid in making too deep a cut They have in mind the fact that at one time sheriff Llcotte presented his bill to the auditors for pay in the rate of fifty cents per head and the auditors refused to pay The sheriff began DoceeKlinsrs in court and finally the auai tors vieided A ree Press representative could get information from the auditors vesterdav onlv bv persistent Questioning One matters that will need investi gation is the fees that the sheriff receives for locking prisoners up and releasing them The jail turnkey is paid tle county but every time that Turnkey Steyskal locks a prisoner up and every time he releases one Sheriff Collins is credited with a fee of thiy tv eight cents making his fees seventy sax cents for every prisoner that comes in The onlv fees he inls are on those prisoners who occasionally let themselves out with out the services of a turnkey it orears however lust acooiding to the latent Police Court act the sheriff is riot entitled a in Lev for drunk and disorder! who mir be detained in ths Jah These pi fxri are wi I to be uArn directly from the I'oUce Court to the booe ot eorr ctSon But lb occurs nearly every day tlat some per uti whose lamily or are able par the Cue ftm detawii i iw sent to llie 1MM of correct! but taken to Jail when word sent to The riwuwr are kept for dav and the tine ha not leen Trtid by tl nevi morriiiu the unfortunates are sent to the house ik7 corre Yet It appear from th returns nuule by the sheriff to the county ai ditors that fees are for in the enrw Jamia it 19 ISiS the boar of sudlters at tbit time iY whom sheriff Collins was one to action oo the matter There is th of tle auditors rer ord uf a rew luiea ad gded by the Ir in which they decided tlit ru fees i to le for drunks and disorderlies Ms in Conely having given to the board advice llait under th Police Court HCT tee sheriff risrht to charge fr this class ot prisoners It still remains to be discuvered bow it pins that this res hitirei Las tmin disregarded or th first Quarter ot tle present rear these turnkey's fws a mount to r9Cv for the sr eund Skf and fur the third $9t5: ami it the fourth quarter averaged with these the total wtxild be alxKit S37UU all of which clear profit to the: city Tile uurnlvr of drunks and disorderlies reg i ti rel co tne returns id the heri2 seems to be ont 29 per cent of the total number of prisou cro leading to Hie that about S7ud per year has been Illegally collected fw this class of fees Another matter which may he noticed on these return sheets Is that the system retkmilnr the sheriff's fees is a very tbI one for that official It happens that when these disorderlies are ar nt to the Jsl! their fine is paid within an Lour or two from the time they are brought tb te rmj they are usually so glad to get out that they csre to stop for breakfast It tins lappctiM In the iat that tliv have been iirmlitel to sit in the jad offxe it eir IritnA appeared with the fine but wey are repistertd weighed etc and t'eir uanw are put Ou the iv'o All the uual ters are demanded and siity cents for a food and eerenty ix nts for If a prisoner i admitted on one day and re leased the neat the sheriff rets fees for two full iHourkl 'ITe prisoner may fie brought in in trie of one day or in the even! or and be released the next morning He may have had only two vr three meals lut the sheriff pets pay fat six meals Jus: ue same as If the prisoner had received all meals in jail The sheriff gets a salary of $5000 from the county be gets 51 (MO for each tn five circuit Courts fur supposed sttendance on these courts This attendance Is rendered by the depu ties woo ere pani tv tae county it is true ihat SluOOJ the appropriated for the food of prisoners 1 profit this would make 25001! and fees of $37tK and fees for execu tions etc uould brine the total income of that office to a joint where he could well affurd to go thronrn a number of political carupmciis Chief Iiepnty Briscoe who has clsar nf making out the bills rendered to the county auditors says that ail are rogrieted by law and he seemed to have no far of a ctit bneriff Collins not yet returned Irotn the east Swelled Cured "or two years have been sick having been confined to the bouse for a year I have had eczema for nine years having skilled physicians but received no benefit Last winter I caught cold and became Afflicted With Rheumatism which put me on crutches' Last July I commenced to use Sarsaparilla and before I had finished one bottle I laid the crutches aside After taking two bottles the eczema had left me and I was almost entirely free from me effects of a swelled neck knew that it was Sarsapa rilla that cured me and I think it cannot be recommended too gv highly I cannot ft A praise It enough for what it has done for me Although f7 vr ars old I feel vourtg 31 RS SIMMONS East Springfield Ohio One of the local transportation companies applied to the Supreme Court two years ago for a martdamtis to compel the board of as sessors to strike its name from the assess ment roll for the reason that it was located In Hamtramck The mandamus was denied the court holding that a company could not set up its hailing port in Hamtramck be cause it bolds its annual meeting there when Ute actual business of the company was transacted in the office in the city The hailing port of a company the court held is in the place where the business office is located and where its principal business is done 1 The Crescent Transportation Co was as sessed $1862 to by the city two years ago and at the same time it was assessed one fourth or one third of that amount by the village of Highland ark in which it claimed residence The company filed a bill in the Wayne Circuit Court asking for an injunction to restrain the receiver of taxes and the city of Detroit from collecting the tax levied on its property A preliminary Injunction was granted but on the hearing of the molten to dissolve the same the court ordered the dissolution of the temporary Injunction Matilda Schuchard filed a petition in the Wayne Circuit Court yesterday for leave to appeal from the order of the Probate Court of November 28 1833 admitting the will of her father the late Ernest Nup penau to probate She states that only within a few days she discovered that she had been cut oft entirely in the will from participating In the tlWOOO estate left by her father learning this just in time to make this application before the time for doing so had expired which would be in about ten days Ernest Nuj penau supervisor of the board i of education died on October 2S 1833 leav ing a widow AMitelmtna yuppenau a daughter of the same name now 41 years old: the petitioner who is 33 years old and a son August Nuppenau 31 years of ace Mrs Schuchard says that she made an unfortunate marriage and that she has three small children and no means of sup port While her father lived he paid the rent of herdiouse on Mallett street and gave her money but always warned her not to tell her mother because then he would get Into trouble and could assist her no lonjrer She says tliat for six months previous to the death of her father she was not allowed to see him whle her mother sister and brother lived with him in his $IOOuJ homestead on Ledyard from this property She says the es tate owns twelve dwelling houses on Sec ond avenue and Pitcher street from which an income of $480 per month is deri ed yir Schuchard says that all she received in charitv from her mother during the nest year is £W9 She had always thought that under the provisions of the will she would be amply provided for during her mother's life and that after her leah se would receive her share of the estae tn lv within a few days she learned irat she was cut off without a cent in the will and St the entire estate was in her mother that certain matters were held over her fahcr which influenced him CanT eV TrdTr vilhelmina AAiirriv I'bOTC CAMS CA 26 why a'n appeal should not Pulp and paper trade circles of both Can ada and the United States are just now watching come of precedent to come set upon this country and the matter is now in the hands of the board of appraisers of New York city Some time ago the Laurentide Pulp Company of Montreal had a car oad of pulp seized by the collector of cus toms of this port on a charge of underval uation The Lauren tide people had entered the pulp at $12 lector assessed pounds The was tneir net American side pany means the money received per ton on the cars at their mill deducting from the selling price all costs of delivery viz: freight duty consular and entry fees and manifests The company then refused to abide by the decision of the collector and appealed the matter to tne board of ap praisers of New York city in tile mean while payine the $15 a long ton under pro test un November 3 the collector again seized a carload of pulp of the Laurentide Company on the ground that the valuation was SA1' enoughs He had raised it 12 1 2 per cent on the $15 valuation and claimed a penal dwtv The Laurentide people asked the collector to reconsider but in lieu of the increased duty they will also fight this valuation and carry this instance to the board of appraisers A hearing was to have been had on November by tne board but no decision has been reached The Lauren tide Company is composed mostly of Amer icans with American capital They have submitted some important testimony Ex Senator Warner Miller is ssid to have tes tified that he could buy all the pulp he wanted in this country at 512 a ton and several prominent paper manufacturers and pulp manufacturers have given similar testimony as to the valuation of Carau an pulp The decision of the board of apprais ers is awaited with great interest It will establish a uniform valuation on Canadian wood pulp for the whole frontier Tne effect upon Canada will lie mark in ether direction If the valuation 13 fixed at fit dr will have a tendency ta stimulate tne pulp trade with the United Ate How eve on tbo ri ind a high vaiuj tian is fixed it will be productive of push ing forward the movement to have the dominion government impose an export of $2 50 to 53 per thousand on spruce woJd used in the The chamoer or comumee action on that matter the other day and passed resolutions petitioning the dontjiion government to impose a duty on pulp wood a wl i tft 7 1 A5J St tklJ HUE LIC umpaae duty of fifteen cems per cord on ai pulp wood exported Te reg ons of the United States and Canada in regard to the wood pulp and wood quesopn kre becoming quite delicate Hence tn decision of the Laurentide Company has peculiar weight under these conations INDORSE MRS WOODHAMS rin The matter of sheriff's fee is still attract ing a great deal of attention in the city ball and the cost of feeding prisoners at the jail is not the only thing likely to receive atten tion from the auditors The more the mat ter is investigated the more it seems evi dent that the position of sheriff of NV ayne county is worth far more than has been reckoned When the modest Sheriff Collins has been asked how much his office is worth he has said he would be satisfied if he could take out of his office as much as the county treasurer in clear gain somewhere between ye otft and But there are those who assert that from the receipts for the board of prisoners alone the she profits ought to amount to the latter figure Prisoners in no other institution of deten tion in the state seem to cost the public as much as they do in the Wayne county jail The board of prisoners at Jackson costs nine and one third cents per day and it is said that prisoners in the state prison are well fed At the Marquette prison the cost of meals per prisoner for each day is eleven and a half cents ayne count' pays the Detroit house of correclon twenuj five cents for prisoners sent there and Supt Nicholson makes money for the city at that laZH 'Mini it rg AcierfcW Lre Nnrih Gerersn lAgyffi 37 HruMIwafi JAM 125 KBDia Co Wix Ki rs ff STCCL 15 pS fX th Warn 25 Grand i a I TO 1 Crvrf pixlnp Xa executor 'iS bt tU aamed tn wd je teidow admlm a Sled a Ml 5 0 ng ra tl pome prop i Hn avenee oea Cocgn street Tv and vther toTh si! civillzwl lands and 'xhrre the people ar gathered in hamlet town or citv there will be heard the BvUnd of church bells the sMemn notes of organs or ion prai'o from the lips of little children Everywhere aen to Heaven ha dav in the sweet sounds of joy To whom is given all th ifi gnces tion? To the Son of Go1 known to all mi and worshiped by mllLon The tragedy of his grand life is always in mind and cau net er be forgotten the country thatheid him in his captivity on earth only known to turcs into every Christian hold tnat we everywhere at small cost ot that The rush of applicants at the he poor is Jsj crea Cl wf the cases are inyetl aie and so i i jilSht ar 1 13 iClnuffy 12 'clear rllK3rt ci'1" pssrrnrer tearaera i rr iu lisvs fir Crus We ludls Idarils ff a trip dt fr foil jaiticoLais apply to AlIEiLH One grand picture to each and six teen jskps to each 1 rt the 329 tne complete work of twenty parts i' ii careful zolecled from over a ttouu'i rr lukiiv or an iiiy nnvr eav an I universal nllfchtntnni as io Ml famous playen ancient an 1 iw brn in Holy IjanJ no source of information OR THE WHOLE WORLD Has ever apveared nor can it excelled in any wnv a tiro fMIbful camera pr rts things as tivy ire ur i not tnanv pvuple want them to Lu If you Wish to Jviiuir) at home With AbcIeoI Kings aiii Prophets Or fixcorrpaiv lb Savior on his wearisome travels this book will erufc ou io it in th quiet of your own xvoine This irto coupon cheme any part can be huJ for 10c Nos 1 to 5 now ready une will be Issued e'ich until thu whole series Is complete if you eni5 nr yetntrig ti tLla r4 iff first num ber you are pur3 tv get th whole ct ns we knovz 5 ou win be more than 3 25 27 28 Griswold St Vuolhrl4r enfl wife nt of tne juifr and Kat tba trtfe i Woodhams to the position of senool in Jars ago nn ward with ar nlaue and derired me to say to ur hon or that we believe this appointment to be I a one from many standpoints I know that a cnargi ot bribery can never be preferred against a woman of Inieritv and we are conitdent that were i board of education composed of persons as eminently qualified as se n4 Kia rlTV to act lor i puuuv Deceit might well be congratulated We appreciate your efforts to stay the perpetrated in official circles and sincerely trust you may be able to con vinve the people that they have the remedy for political evils in their own hands Re spectfully and Central A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder ree from Ammonia Alum ct any ether adulterant In all the great Hotels the leading Clubs and the homes Dr Price' Cream Caking Powder holds its supremacy jo Yezrs the Standard Mayor Pingree was served with a copy of the following yesterday Central Christian Temper ance Union of this city at its regular weekly meeting in the Cadillac club vesterday received the announce XTrf Lenra CANADA IHANKSGMNB DAY th! i yean Jv WOTtb cpcy zod la A ril jo rrs of five dacctours "1 narffiaa 'has petitioned to apiSnt lunula Brown Ad4iL reund and Three tie corner uf 5Lc Kirmers In the cyl Jam were rendered in a Money Loaned TIenl Estate an IVI I ri 1M Security SAVINGS BANK 4 1 1 Grisuoll wilh di'Pitors ua wel Jt corn riendless roiify Mr and Mrs John Wood Swiss that permanent homes will be found for their chil dren if they do not come forward and claim them MRS PARKER RT ORE JUIkJE swan The Wtu X4 rodcriek Marvin trial in piMg 1 Wavne Circuit Court nr pni'OVEHS NOT THE ONLY SOURCE HUTT9H BROS 4 C8 uu arid song of dig from tlig cvofine ment He has notified two or three firms that mplalnts will be made against tnern Tne opinion of City Counter i reference to the case tf Dr 5cLeod is no clear to orce mercer te toaru S' me nr? ao the 1 on havlrvg his name put on the pay and Controller Moore xced the conn Klar about it Tie controller received word from peed to pay no attention to the ex hex th I Tl Poor of Detroit and What Methods Should bn Adopted fr wir hi will ire of the meeting at Urft TaUrrade church at 333 to morrow afternoon Address' will fie reals by George Birl jr Judge Diaavan and William I Uoinw 15 C7U1SES TO THE TRCPICS Thne attractive Winter CruLes by stcamiblrv of the totesaMtIp Ot Liwiarsf 31a ta 3015 914 frees 1J Jl 2b3: nr tricK wncu ohohflA when the COUM nave eLewi ere 01 Traves c'aimel tat bv October lack of payments he wan hindered the hj when ork was weU under defexidarts (mishi for C717 against to court win a Traves more than half Tinnovau thA lurv undhueitter party With Santa Claus Soap dTHE NKTAIRBXNK COMPANY peruses try every kind oj I 6' do ir wRk as little uo i i lr S4 criy svrres ri i OH i verdict far WBraH irihurt tt al sitae: Jtrdsnar Toilet TLtf TUnzas iLsj njstXEJdeiit utrsuiTTHu! eiwJ jrit a ix 1wKK JVUGS5 DeMel' Aiihijdi rvuUd ct 8u rwrirt rlalatiff fiat 23 atd Kapldi? Xatluiu! erdt puutia tlWU City Counselor reed has recovered from his itlners He was in his office lor a short 1 time yesterday afternoon Yesterday the police recovered several overcoats which bad been stolen from the high school They were found lnAxwn ebojs Poor Superintendent Barium has made application to the Probate Court to commit Andrew Mongreuil to the Wayne county Insane asylum Johann the New Tork anarchist lingered in this 01 ty until yesterday after noon when he took the train for Clevelandwhere he will speak to night John Valter of 2o Mack avenue claims that his house was ransacked ly burglars eari Thursday evening They looked all over the house but took nothing like several other persons received intimations that he would make an acceptable mayors secretary but he gave it out 'that he did not want the place Mabiey Company Traver Wi nans Co Grinnell Bros the Art Stove Co and riend" have presented a com plete set of the American Encyclopedic Dic tionary to the Trades Council Henry Besten a tailor living at 133 An tletam street 'slipped at the corner of Gra tyi tloi avenue and Rtiesell street yesterday afternoon and injured his knee He was taken home by two policemen Staff Capt 'Gifford of the Salvation Ar my savs the army has about MO members ia Detroit and' is making rapid progress both in numbers and in public esteem Their 1 worjt is largely among the poor our new cass of diphtheria were re ported to the board 01 health yesterday making a total of slxty elgnl cases nowprevalent There have been seventeen deaths from lite disease during the prcs ent month pt' Schoo! Inspector mehart assistant city hall engineer Is disgusted wuh his chief John McMinn becrae the latter has made' him discharge two assistants wham ine was paving small wsers to shovel coal for him lnehart must do his own work 1 Mayor PIngfte" says tnat the job of gar bage weigher will robatlv Be done away with for the winter as very little garbage is collected in that season At that time rts too Benoit will have to attend to ils legislative duties at Lansing The ree Press was informed by a resi dent of jnorth Woodward avenue a few davs ago that the Street Railway Ox are charging eight cents forta nde from the river to the city limits This as un true The rate of Tare is five cents straight The following change In time on the De unit Grand Haven A Milwaukee Railroad will go into effect Monday November 19: Tne morning express will teave Detroit at a Instead of as at present and the mail now leaving at 10:40 a will leat at 11:29 a A mung man who gave his name as Miles tV MjCD trolrcswi SinwTyester3sty aternoon a ssnten elaak an overcoat in his possession 2 'eeAtp thorn owxv wx Michigan avenue because he was bard up President Clark of the board of educa MA IN 1VA13E I MTAIH TO BE A RED BIG DOLLAR' I til Dingwall site for a western hich school 1 Werra Meb a a return aiailaiile to tie st or eltb ueiuruiKAc rtih mmhvri wa i PeUruarr ftw civil servlet? rutes Ins te custom srvies have been received tv Dtp uty Collector Smith The rules protect evervbody In the service with the excep of the lat rers one of the new rules provides that one can enter any ct the elasslfied places without passing a civil service axamina tion The opening concert at the A A was an unqualified succt ss last night the gym nasium being well filled The participants Mere: Miss Manne Crawford Mrs Young husband Mrs Eugenie Schroor Xves Mh Oewlrta YRahiVA Rcawie Thompson Dr Edvard They spaiatn ana Lmoi ex dalagates to the eder atlaa of Labor and the Trades Council re making arrangements ter a re ceptian to be tendered the delegates to which 'wfj'teheld ha during the week iffimilng December 3 lh will a meeting la Tracks Council halt one week frem to merrow at 3 tn 1 Humane Agent Vhay complaits that far i mers and firms are shipping chtcaos and turkeva in crates entlrey too smal fo i crates are Gen "William Booth of London Eng head of the Salvation Army will arrive in the city from Toledo at fii this evening "While in the city Gen Booth will be the guest of ales whose carriage will receive him at the Michigan Central depot on his arrival and convey him to Mr residence on Canfield avenue Gen Booth will be accompanied by his son Commander Lalling: on Booui who has charge of the army in America CoL Eadie second in command of the work in this country I CoL Lawley of England the 1 chief assistant Staff Capt Maian an Italian ana private secretary to tne gen eral Adj Caynil Capt Taylor English correspondent of the War Cry Brig ield ing of Chicago and a number of others Gen Booth will address five meetings during his brief stay in the city The first will be held at 7:45 this evening at the Gris wold Street Theater To morrow morning at IQrfiO he will occupy the pulpit of the "Woodward Avenue Baptist church and will speak on Salvation Army: Its History and Work" At 2:45 to morrow afternoon he will speak again in the Griswold Street Theater oa England and the Way Out" Mayor mgree has promised to preside at this meeting and to introduce 1532 5199 SO 1833 $151 60WaIlace i Theater seats but 1699 Staff Capt Gifford CTt ra a wi rr'rr a i a OLL1 A llAaJAV I ilUi iJti i 4t JtM! 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