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CLA VO A TS OR THE PLAIN PEOPLE LeR' Celery Compound Makes Men and Women Well Again ttOO MARINE MATTERS Troubles of the Oadc and Iter Con 250 Primrose belong to the 1 4 How is the OR ADOPTION terrl TOR VACANT LOTS the SUU 'Tis TWO MEX ABE DEAD Hattie thicken soup or beau oft hair and whiskers sub POSTPOXED UNTIL DECEMBER THOMPSON VILLI and I ADMIRES THE AMERICAN WOMAN The rtriimer 0 Carpenter and banre are taad in Mlchi wUI lay up STORAGE AND CARTAG SucIAJ Ile coal laden for this mornteg tuvt left thia 'me lake a has not been th the you must township the same second syl and the (Ail should Press name applied ignorantly to al the furniture produced in Eng Thomas Chippen STORAGE AND REEZING ftt reduced rates V'E'hB S3 Grand Rtver it Berea What saint is called the patron saint of convicts and why Is he so called? St Leonard who died in 559 He was a native of rance and until he retired to live the life of a hermit was in high favor at the rench court He devoted himself to ministering to captives and prisoners and hence has always been regarded as the patron saint of convicts He is generally represented with chains hanging around his waist and wears the tunic of the Bene dictines trTwtJJflte fifth lisc awarded to Hypatia Gambier Lady Rivals for Ofice in permanently curing ner and exhaustion neuralgia melancholy headache jys Hver Is the or origin of the name Chippen Trasredy in Cliicagro Chicago November Higgins an electrician shot and killed Mrs Kate Mc Laughlin his landlady and afterward shot himself through the head dying almost in stantly Higgins had roomed at Sirs Mc house for some time and falling behind in his rent had been threatened with ejectment To night he called the woman into a bedroom and after a hard struggle threw her to the floor and fired several shots into her body After killing the woman Higgins left the house but re turned smd was standing on the sidewalk in front of the place when he heard the pa trol wagon coming and rather than be ar rested he sent a bullet through his head 2 John Jay Oliver Ellsworth John Mar shall Roger Taney Salmon Chase Waite and Melville uller 3 Henry Clay who served from Novem ber 4 1S1L to March 3 1821 When does the united States flag add a new star for Utah The ourth of July 1895 providing the conditions of the act which enables Utah to become a state are complied with The del egates meet for that purpose the first Tues day after the first Monday in November Barboursville Is it nec essary to be a citizen of the United States to enlist in its regular army? Congress in August last passed an act which recently became a law regulating en listments in the regular army upon new principles the mast important of which was that recruits in time of peace must be citi zens of the United States or have declared their intention to become citizens They must also be able to read write and epeak the English language and be under thirty years of age Adrian Mich November li Peleg Chau a Raisin farmer met with severe acci dent this morniig He was putting a drill into the barn when cn of the wheels dropped throwing the tongue of the imple tnent suddenly upward It struck him in the Jaw It and driving ids teeth up into the gutna To Conlrihutorj contributions to this department be addressed Puzzler ree Detroit Mich A) a Charles Dickens The prize for the to awarded to Helen The prize for the awarded to Alex Lula pitched of Lula men are dead Bob stood in a doorway until they saw NV Marman and A Lawrence ap proaching dn their way to dinner Then the brothers each armed with a shotgun stepped forth and opened fire on the others Harman had time to draw his pistol and fired twice at the Boyds but without effect Each of the brothers had his man picked out and at the first volley both of the men fell The elder Boyd mounted a horse and rode away while the other escaped on foot They sent word later that they would surrender to the sheriff but no one else The tragedy is the result of an old feud There had been bad blood between the elder Boyd and Harman for several months and yesterday Harman beat Boyd severely with a pistol Harman was mayor of Lula Lawrence was a jeweler and NV Boyd is a plantation overseer Notes The sclKKBser West Side la at the Detroit dry dock having ter leaks stopped The eale of the steamer Wilhelm which was to EDtCATIONAL xgWIA' ARRIVED European lady with best ref areas teacher of German ar I rtbd: grammar eevt ii'Aa history literature etc wishes we fcae or the portion of as afternoon LnsueJ i elder children in a refined and Cbrl trefle UIvfQ vm VH VWn vrtTAL STORAGE CO 36 and Woodward are ere wnrchold effect at $1 per toad and propor riioately a low rates for private rooms rays and advances Bweey a hen desired rizes or the best list of answers we will send book entitled Tale of Two by or the second best list we will send Home by Olive Thorne Miller the third best list we will send Read ing and or the fourth best list we will send a magazine or the fifth best list we will send a mag azine 6 Southampton Chicago November Wrecking Muster ciair has telegraphed from Cleveland NVIs the stranded steamer Wet more hi a not materially damaged by the pale since she arvuuu a vu into tbe lake another with steam pumps clalr bored to have tbe Wetmore afloat time during the night Chicago November Mrs James Brown Totter appeared as defendant in a suit In the Superior Court to day Miss Margaret Van Zandt an actress filed a suit against the star who is at present playing at the Schiller Theater asking for 11 043 from Mrs Potter for expenses attendant upon a trip to India and costumes An attachment was placed in the hands of the sheriff and the company in which Mrs Potter is now play lug will be garnished i Lvn 5:40 eduru 7:30 Miassi PORT HURON Mich 1G (SpaeUl) last alsrht Stevens Jlode ilU: div tif City Ixxidon and eceaort xeoora nuiburt ennt 4 Moravia 7:10 Part? 72u India Moran 8:05 Tuscarora Parker 4:20 Davlctajo oiu Remnrk wt Bfa NX hope to see you with us often Helen Slater Prize has been forwarded to your address 1 is an old contributor from whom we should be pleased to hear Damaged by ire November with three all the Ump iwm appeared before Judge United States District plead to the indictments them for conspiracy in 24L tree takes so deep a root as prej 242 house alter andy anna end 243 Hermitage Laudable Headstrong a vorless tbe vessel owes bim $230 for service and Isas tied her erp at Heffaio A deckhand on tbe steamer India wa strack on tbe back cf the head by a Xeuder at Cleve land and fatally injured tn openlrg will be made In the west end or tbe Cleveland breakwater and a channel eighteen feet deep dredged throegb It The st eamer Tbsfiis Ranney is reported aground at the mouth of the river near I'urt Arthur but is not damaged The steamer Hale cleared from Dnkith with a carco of eteel from th Jate Superior Steel Works con 5gne to PittMmrg it win be shipped from to ITtUbcrg by rail Tbe steamer Mamba with a fS acruund ui the Encampment Tbe tag IL atdxMt and the lighter Kelhjgs wetst to her awlat arrtte ishe 1 laches forward Tbe fitwter was grounded on the St MarV fiver a cr tbe channel blocking it could not jess The Gladiator sad I ter wwit Galveston Tex November Hamilton luart state edii or of tbe Galveston News df2 faj mor He SI years old the oldest American editor actively is the harness He came to this state In IzG tw rear after the independence of T' s'r pubitc and has been intimately with Texas oistsry Jfirtee tha: ume He was a warm friend Sam Hous ton the hero of Texas and hlsnae cnee a candidate for governor He has been an sjve journalist years and did blsork regulayjy tp to yesterday TVR SaLE Corner lot 511x140 high ground stone sidewalk laid good neigbbaihood 2 bloAs from stoasa or electric cars or the new rued situated in Rogers Park HL tsuirarb of Chi capA Will sell cheap and take horse and carriage Michigan Washington November Joseph Wether bee Jones In frease OKvTr Barrett Reed City Ke Knapp ountain Marvm Bvcjamin owlervfila SyTRAL STORAGE OO 14 and 16 Gratiot are I Private room for storage naeey 4 ffLi'T5 packing pronspiiy tttrodei tn Telephone S3 The Skylark i Cnu'ing Tbe sebooner Skylark which left week ago with hardwood lumber heard from and tbe ag nts at Chicago are anxious about her Some persons are cocpllBg her absence with tbe wreckage that was seen bv the Parnell off Sleeping Bear Point and has never been identi fied Tbe Skylark was bunt at Detroit in imsi measured 312 toes and i owned by James AL Jeaks of Tort Huron Vestselmeti think she has been lying in some of the numerous out of the way bar lr during the bad weather and will turn ep all right Chicago in NVhat meaning dale? It is a most all land In the last century dale who has given his name to so many chairs and tables to which he never put his hands was a native of NVorcestershire and a cabinet maker His designs are somewhat heavy and clumsy and are gen erally imitated with a leaning towards the classical style from the rench Detroit Mich NVhat Is meant by the term in a political sense? The name was imparted in the presiden tial campaign of 1S34 to the Independents or Republican seceders who favored the Demo cratic candidate for the reason that a change in administration was necessary as twenty four years was long enough for a party to be in power The term was first used as meaning a seceder by Gov NValler of Connecticut and by one of the New York dailies was Introduced into the political lit erature of the time Another chapter in the troubles of the John Odes and her consorts was made yesterday The Oades cruised around lie west side of Lake Michigan until the found her consort tbe Red Wing and San Diego which had broken from ter tbe day before at anchor olf Port Washington Tbe steamer and tow started for Milwaukee and in rounding South Boiut the Oades and San Die ran aground while tbe Red Wins: kept dear and came to anchor Toe grounded vessels were five miles south of Milwaukee and a large force tit men jettisoned tbe cssil as fast as possible The reve nue cotter Andy Johnson and some toes succeeded in pulling tbe Oades off at noon and she took her wujrxs to aiuwsuKee ibe vessels Parker Millen deer of this city Yea hope and despondency pleasure and pain Are mingled together in sunshine and tain viia liveliest contests over the Miiees at disposal of the legislature this winter between a couple of lady aspirants Mrs Jorence Betts of Detroit andl AIL Cora NVebber of Bay City are rival candidates fur the position of aenate en grossing atsd enrolling clerk Both of tne ladies are sail to be vell Qualified to fill the place and they are securing indorse ments by the buhei CHICAGO Chicago November bouts will ran as long as the weather permits and tbe underwrities will take insurance on their AL Drake manager the Locks wanna Line who is here to day said "We luive a large accumLlatluu of freight fur tbe west and Buflalo and the move ment of merchandise to Cbieaeu Is highly satisfac tory 1 was offered yesterday $1 1J per ton on flour from Duluth to Bulla io tree of handling That is a very gxd rate the way freights are but 1 had no boat to place for it Grain rates advanced 1 'Jc for com and barter to Buffalo account ot the gales which have interfered so much with the movement nt vessels Charters were: To liotert Mills WLit takerbarley at 1 fc To Omahaxm CLEVELAND Cleveland November 10 Shipper are clearing up and only few more wild cargoes uiU be moved from Ashland ami Duluth The Nvanza was chartered fur wheat ort William to Buffalo at 3c but there Is little or nothing doing at Ituluth The Hespvr loads coal at Erie tor Milwaukee at BlALO Buffalo Novemlr Coal frelebts are more active Charters: Australasia Parnell Moore Iron State George Williams Hawg xri Chicago UOc Newaygo Arnold bt Lawrence Columbia Wolf Milwaukee: Igron Manitowoc all oster Racine 75c Caledonia Crutwlck tun tenac Duluth 30c DULITH Duluth November 111 Vessels to carry half a million bushels of wheat to Buffalo tare been chartered during the pest few days at 2 3 Sc Sbin pera to day oiler 2c BAY CITY Bay City Mich November fSrfell tn offer of 31 75 on lumber Bay City to Ohk port Saud Beach Mleb Chas II Bradley in Chicaim took lire tn and was damaged about $lvvu The afternoon They died ab! they died we things that ere now Who walk on the turf that lies over their brow And make In their dwelling a transient abode Meet the things that they met on their pilgrimage road Official Vote of MlourL Jefferson City Mo November The official vote of the state was opened to day The vote on judge of the Supreme Court head of the ticket Is as follows: Black Dem 226541 Robinson Rep 2296a Jones op 42466 Roblnson 3099 Sorderson Social Labor L572 Plurality for Robinson Rep 3dw4 Compared with the vote cast two years ago the Demo HAIIJ Lilt 1154 The Republicans gained 1975 and the Populists 125a Dr Shrady in the orum gives soma of the big fees that physicians receive from wealthy patients or four weeks' attendance during ty phoid fever the physician to the Prince of Wales received 159000 It Is the countless homes in moderate cir cumstances however that find it so fiard to pay for the frequent doctors visits NVbat the plain people want is the very best medicine yet not beyond their means They have it in celery compound To prepare such a great popular remedy that should embody the most advanced ideas regarding disease and yet be easily within' reach of the thousand modest homes where sickness exists was the life long ambition of that eminent Dartmouth pro fessor the greatest physician America has produced Edward Phelps I LL Paine's celery compound that remarkable nerve regulator and blood purifier was first prepared by Prof Pheips in the labor atory of the Dartmouth medical school Paine's celery compound embodied the pound theory of rof Phelps that by feeding and rebuilding worn out diseased nerve tissues could firm health be restored This greatest of remedies sets to work at once to store the nerve tissues and the muscular tissue with the means of rapid growth It urges the excretory organs to cleanse the blood and fills it with new red corpuscles There has never been any thing like Paine's celery compound for building UP the system when tired out weak and bloodless It hax shown its mar Accepted Contributions squares curtailments diamonds deletions by Bozan wlTra Atnonds transpositions fcT Cora: enigmas diamonds word squares rhomboids cur by Melpomene enigmas oy word squares words half square by Auld Robin decapitations drop letter proverbs by Mrs Thomas word a decapitations enigmas etc by Hallie diamonds enigmas word squares by lora May two NVlUlam Mullins five NVilliam White five Richard NVarren John Howland Stephen Hopkins eight Edward Tilley four John Tilly three Peter Brown Richard Britteridge George Soule Richard Clark Richard Gard iner rancis Cook two Thomas Rogers two Thomas Tinker three John Ridge dale two Edward uller three John Turner three rances Eaton three James Chilton three John Crackston two John Billington four Moses letcher John Good man Gilbert NVinslow Degory Priest Thomas NVflllams Edward Margeson John Allerton Thomas English Edward Dotey and Edward Leister custard not in pie parrot not In fly steeple not in roof membrane not in hoof oyster not in dam Peter not in Sam pigeon not in ham logic not in sound mountain not in ground turmoil not in rest anchor not In crest monkey not in mole A1LEEN MCDONALD Detroit Mich 2S CHARADE Upon the terrace broad she stands And grasps my with trembling hands The while her looks with eager gaze Along my tedious stray weary hour! anxious day! NVhat can her lover's steps delay? Vague yet are her fears NVhat danger in my appears? Too timid maid! Your fears are vain Your lover only missed the train! Belfast THOMAb MENNIa Answers in four weeks bve clipped In and raised SAlkXl to jrease ut trip grouri tii world ia DimiDlT Detroit November Di Gnmimond's marine report ing bureau furn1kles tiie follow list TU Cranage 10:10 last oliflit Wade 10:30: Jose phine 1:40 a in SeLlesineer 4:20 Tua rora 4:40 Pandora 6:20 Mary Evereit Tbu Davldeou S5o It Ptoiiecr Wallula 10:50 New York 1:55 Jvbn Greg ory City of ML Ck rreua 255 Marquette 4:45: Altona Alta 5:10 Siekeu and barges 6 rost 6:30 ltzbvtrb 6:35 Col Eliswurtn 4:30 a Saranac Onoko 7 Hodge 7:10 Washburn 8:05 Mohawk 9:30 West Amaranth rarriretlj 0:40 Stevens 9:55 William Edwards Golden Age 10:45 Point AMnu Stigo 10:50 Helena 11:05 Manila 11:20: Hoy 11:45 Laaalle 1:05 tn City of Venice 1:20 City of Letai and cou jrt 2:45 i'auly 4:35 Mahoning 4:45 Ji A Arllelea of Aaaoclutloa Rilt tl Mich November 16 During the past week the following corporations have filed articles of association with the secre tary of state: The Hamilton Clothing Co Traverse City J10'Y incorporators rank Hamilton Eva Hamilton Bracken NV NVilliken Alta Cooperage Co Bay Citv fJArG fn corp orators NL A Trow bridge herman Hattie Sherman Larking Co operative Stove urnace uel Co $56O incorporators NN May Nelson A Madden Wwi erris T5j Chapin Mining Co Iron Mountain EaXJimj Incorporators Hanna Hanna A Bobbins ahd others Tele phone Message Co Monroe 5jQCa! incorpo rators Harrv II Noble Chas Derr NVinfieid NVaruer Correct answers were received from John Murdock Alex Morrison Moore Edinburgh Alpha Norwich: Helen Slater St Helens Lancashire George I Nesbitt Dublin Mrs Bennett Manchester Logan James Edwards Jamieson NV Driver A Blake Mary Belle Curt is Arthur Lowe George Palmer Lond on Mrs Parsons Liverpool Alice Memphis Tenn Ellie Vater Buffalo A Peru Ind Indigo Springfield Ill James Norfolk Va Trlxy lint Mich: Edina Harper Cin cinnati Miss Street NVindsor Ont Mrs Rowland Green Vancouver Helen Martin Central Citv Col Cal Later Camden Mich rank A Hoss Newark NV Pratt Ann Argor Mich Mrs Henry Tyrsonvllle NV Va: Hypatia Gambler Dolly Huntington Tenn Al lan Dallas Tex Dot Erie Pa Nellie Carter Chicago HL: NV NV Holmes St Louls Mo Carrie Wataon Kfbbris Mich NValter Grav Minneapolis Minn Miss Columbia ort'NVorth Tex dele Phillips New York city Lansing Mich November Judge Edward Cahill of this city to day announced his candidacy for the cSce of of the Supreme Court on the Re publican ticket to voted for nxt spring Judge Cahill served a brief term upon ths supreme bench by appointment of tX Gov Luce and was succeeded bv Justice Mc Grath by whom he was defeated tor re election in the spring of 53aM8 LIDDA seventh daughter of seventh frartte part and future 573 Sixteenth i fc far XI a i1 eaawv NVith Guns In the Streets of Lula Mis Miss November There was a battle in the main business street to day as the result of which two Boyd and his brother Detroit Will you publish NVilliam poem NVhy Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud?" OH! NVHY SHOULD THE SB HITT MORTAL BE PROUD Ob! why should tbe spirit ut mortal be proud? Like a swift lieetlse meteor a fast flying clued A flash of tbe lightning a break uf tbe wave Man pesseth from life to his rest in tbe grave The leaves of tbe oak and tbe willow fade Be scattered around and tc tter be laid And tbe yxmg and the old she low and tbe high Shall crumble to dust and tegether stall lie The Irfant a mother attended and loved The mother that infant's affection who proved The father that mother and intat who blessed Each all are away to the dv ellinx of rest Tbe maid on whose brow cn whose cheek in whose eye Shone beauty and pleasure her triumph are by Are tbe memories of mortals who loved her and praised And alike from the mind ef the living erased The bead the king that the scepter hath home Tbe brow of the priest that the miter bath worn Tbe eye of tbe sage and tbe art of the brave Are hidden and lost in the depths of tbe crave The peasant whose lot was to sow and to reap Use berrtsman who elimbed with his goats up ths steep The beggar who wandered In search of Ms bread Have faded away like tbe grass that we tread Tbe saint who enjoyed the of heaven ice irmer wno carea to remain uatorgreen Tbe wise and tbe foolish tbe guilty and just Have quietly mingled their botes in tbe dust So the multitude goes like the Cowers or weed That withers away to fet others succeed So the multitude evtes even those we belkd To repeat every tale that has often been told or we are the Him nnr fathers have en NVe see the ame sights that oar fathers hare seen NVe drink the same stream au feel tbe same sun And ran tbe same course that our fathers bare ran The tboeghts we ere thinking our fathers did think rom the death we are shrlakixg our fathers would shrink To the life we are clingins they also would cling But it speeds from us all like a bird on tbe wing They loved tint tbe story we cannot unfold They storned but the heart of tbe haughty is odd They grieved but no wail from their lumbers will COBle: They joyed but tbe tongues of their gladness is dumb Port Huron Dow Chnku 12:10 a Washt uni 3 Mohawk 3:40 Helena uauota isuq uujaiie emee :4 Mabonlns: 11:30: James 5 Serria Dunean last night raiuuignc rnnsoury loorer 3:21: Jvre 5 lower 5:20 WDlah Cleared McGregor Wind uortiiwestj fresh raining THE SAULT Sault Ste Marie Jitit November 16 Up Stimson 6:45 Marina John Mitcbell 131 SfllO: Kearsarae 1om Geo Gould 10:10 IL ryer No 1 11 Simon Langelh 1 iu Athabasca Philip Mlueb 6:40 Manila 3 a John Uaiwr 3:40 II Sebnek 10:35 Thomas Arison 126 3 tm 105 America 4 Geo William IL A Haw pood 5 Alberta 6 Mesaba 7flJV Curry :45 Mate 14 feet 6 inches: wind northwest strorg WELLAND CANAL Port Ont Novmeber 16 Up MeVittie Ogdensburg to Chicago general carro II Prince Chicago to Ogiensbtrg general car co Wind southwest ro de rating THE STRAITS Mackinaw City Novemlr Sachem and consort 230 a to day Clarion 7:10 Iron King and contort 10 last nirht Ly coming 1:20 Milwaukee John Eddy 2 OJonial 4: Jewett 7 itzgerald Wind northwest fresh clear Hopewell I NVhen were postal cards first used in the United States? 2 lease name the chief justices of the United Mates up to the present time 3N hat speaker of the house of representa tives served the longest period? SXa that been wwt ig with Mxtjr to shovel the coal went fnxn MHwtufcee yesterday and iUWV md vnvltin went later from Sheboygan Capt Sin sume LEGAL NOT! CES AT A SESSION o' tbe Circuit Court for tbe eounty of Wayne in chancery convened and bellt the Circuit Court wxxns in the ciw of Detroit as tbe twenty fifth day of October to tear one theusand eight hundred and ninety four Incorporated cities and villages have no poll tax Prize NVinnerr best list of answers Martin Central City second best list is Morrison Edinburgh The prize for the third best list Is award ed to Mary Belle Curtiss London The prize for the fourv i best list Is awarded to rank A Ross Newark SI GGEST1ON8 TO INOTTEPt ad ara In ddl 5 NVh envelope wha day April 14 563154 TWO healthy baby girls tor adoption MRS criTNjriEK'S Home 40 Catherine near Gratiot Calumet ilicb November A fie windstorm prevailed on Lake Superior last and all day to day The Robert Holland Shores and tire other vessels put into Cxer Harbor for safety The wind has shifted to tbe southwest but has increased in velocity Dennison fpnert wa is me uutHHiaiea succeea? 1 Seven years 2 Grevy' Who Is the au 0 WDylxS: Thei Iaush tha win 2 NV ho is the author of magnifi cent spectacle of human 1 Shakspeare 2 Sydney Smith argo NV NVhere is the tallest smokestack in the world located? On the Townsend works at Glasgow 'Scot land It Is 4SS feet in hight of which 454 is masonry and thirty four feet on top Is a copper pipe It has a base of thirty two feet velous power vous debility sleeplessness pepsla rheumatism and disordered and blood disease these many ailmenls be ing due to and impurity of the brtrod or to underfed tate of the nerves This most progressive remedy of this cen tury soon njade Its way into the hospitals homes of physicians and into countless modest households In the large cities and the lutppy results during all ihsr veers In every city and bamlet in this broad land suillciently shows its marvelous power over diseases of debility and weakness clans advise its usa whenever the system Is "run down" and as nn Invaluable general tonic for speedily recruiting the strength of the body Mr Towne who is one of the best known business men in Springfield Mass has been a resident of that city for over years He has a fine residence In th Me Knight district and is well and favorably known among the best people of Uns city He writes: 4 "1 had spent thousands of dollars in hos pitals and at different epi Ings In trying to cure sciatic rheumatism Almost every known remedy both internal an external was tried but results were not satisfac tory no cure was effected Early bi 1S9I (after I had had some temporary relief) I was again taken with very violent suffer ing pain night and day I tried various remedies for two months but with no help As another experiment 1 commence tak ing celery copornund I began to improve at once before using up one bot tle Th" pains grew less my appetite grew better and I began to get sound anil re freshing slevp and have gained In three months 15 pounds I have only taken six bottles but am nearly welL It has done for me In three months what other medi cines did not do In two years" The ex ample is plain the smile and the tear tbe stsis and dirge follow each other like surge upon surge the wink of an eye the draught of a breath rom the blossom of health to tbe nelenees of death rom tbe gilded saloon to tbe bier and tbe shroud Oh! why should tbe spirt nf mortal be proud? III Not to look thus how tries He paints hia face his dves In time leaves his footprints as he flies Showing still clearly through the poor dis guise IV In various ways emotion we express But most by these in number more or less NVe show our lively joy or deep distress San Diego Tex RHOMBOID Across A leg of mutton 2 One who drinks to excess 3 A piece of wood which is cut to enter a mortise 4 At no time 5 An iron pipe used in forges A letter 2 A pronoun: 3 Ob tained 4 To unfold 5 Opinion To wan der: 7 resh A musical note 9 A letter NVaco Tex MEGON DIAMOND A consonant 2 A vehicle: 3 An ar rangement for assisting a ship over shoals 4 To wager 5 consonant Toledo HELEN CROSS NVORD ENIGMA In In In In In In In In In In In In Paul Illnnet Arrives in New York and NVill Lecture A boot Her New York November Paul Blouet arrived on the Teutonic yesterday morning after an absence of two years from this country He said: main and only interest at the present time Is and a most delightful and It h4 ftnhiMr rf rm? ES lecture is 'Her Royal an I I have selected as the test type the American Mr Blouet was askedndieiher he made this admission when he was lecturing in countries outside of the States and be replied emphatically: I co I consider that the woman of Amer ica emb ydies all that the title of my lec ture implies 1 believe in the old fashioned i werran1' he said sovereign cf the household the que of a little court the rea of her eartdrea and her home but 4 tej and that domain she should be cheeked and controlled I rarely read books ritten by women but I acknowledge one woman supreme George Sand She not only lived but had tbe genius to describe the life she had experftneed" Trial at lint lint Mich November 16 Judge NVlaner this afternoon sentenced John Elder to ninety days in the Detroit house of correc tion and to pay a fine cf JIjU TLLt'ends the famous Elder Louden triad which cost the county t3oo In April LifG Charles Louden received blows in Dan Adkins' sa loon which caused his death a few weeks later John Eld and Robert Nixon were arrested on a charge ol murder Each was bound over to the Circuit Court upon ex amination Elder was convicted of man slaughter in October 1393 by a jury andenieced to nine years at Ionia by Judge Ne wton however never served a day cf his sentence He wa given a new trial by the Supreme Court which resulted In a verdict of guilty of assault and battery Upon Elder's first conviction Nixon pleaded rufity to a charge of manslaughter and 13 now serving an eight year sentence fa the state house of correction and gefermatory Port of Detroit November 19th lL Notice is hereby given that 1 shall expose 3r sale at public acutlon in front of the ustem House Detroit on Monday Novem per 25th 18SH 12 noon the fol awinr described property seized for viola ziie Vmxeo States revenue laws dress goods wool overcoat linen handkerchiefs 1 pairs suspenders 1 pair leather gloves ia pairs wool socks 1 pound plug tobacco 1 cutter 1 box mica 1 bottles 2 bottles gin 1 bottle cognac pounffs tobacco 2 pounds sugar 1 pound tea 2 pounds rice 1 box cigars ooxes bitting 1 bottle cordial 1 box mus tar 1 box yeast cake 16 pairs woolen drawers 33 woolen undershirts 5 woolen sairts 161 2 pounds woolen vans pairs woolen socks 6 pairs woolen mlts Col ten tnanufacture 1 pair ehees 3 boxes salmon 1 4 pound cinnamon One small boat will sold at Kehl Island Si Clair Tueaday November 27th ISSH JOHN MOLONY Collector of Customs 7Where is the deep its dTpth? iehivan located and what is Talnarack No 2 In Houghton which is 4204 feet deep 1 1 Allentown Who did the late Prince "Louis Philippe Albert of Orleans take? He served as a captain of volunteers un der Gen McClellan Master Ruiasey anl te will sail from New Navenibvx 2 4 qnlck work was done at Buffalo Wi Inhay aha Ite I rtilra Valley steamer Tuarcra dis Chur vd ions of jwkage and to on tons all In eleven working bouts Hus Leats tbe coni psrta freight Tbe American bier I Barge Co denies that it will bring out a new issue nt UxkIs ibe story aririnatA iu tbe fact that the of bonus issoed a rear ago and dated January 1 Lao never been placed on record at Buffalo until now Tbe Northern Steamship Co ablBs The ree that tbe lat steamer of that line will leave here xt awls November IB fee Duluth West isu i rertor and joints beyon All freight must be on the dock iat later than SaturdJy night Novem ber 17 Tbe steamer North Land Is to be launched Jan uary 5 Which will be the 15 rat shtorday in tbe mouth Tbe Nurttweit wat launched on tbe finrt batutday in 15 0 and It Is intended to bring oct the xw steamer for i first trip on tbe day tit the year cm ubleb tbe latter came out It Is tb'Cgbt that tbe acbooner Austin which went ashore st IndSegtoe Tburwiay can be saved The waves have thrown her up within fifty feet oi the shore The Iley which net rowly escaped striking rhe piers the time the Austin went aground has been towed into toe har bor The steamer Samuel Ifudgo unshipped be rodder about two tuiies off Harrisville in ee nt the wind and heavy seas Thursday mornlnc She was toned down here by the NV IL Stevens nt the same line and is at tbe River side Iron Work to have the rudder replaced Iter cargo ia pig iron tor Cleveland Tbe seboom Cbl Ellsworth while coming down from Taws with lumlr pf Cleveland eras taken in tow bv the steamer I3t Duke tmt the towline broke tIce and the Duke tad to leave her in Lake St Clair The tug A Iksrman eras rent up vesuqlay and tuwt her down to Like Erie hue make the tert of tbe way cadet sail surrey was completed Thursday al Ashtabula and the scia mer DeiaMson which was damaged two week ago tS Lrug Point The underwriters were represeuted by Cayit John Devney and tbe owntrs by Crochwalte After a cartful examination tbe damage was estimated at $12X Gaps Pleiz of tbe re tel Is not entirely satlsfled and another survey may be ordered The scow Josephine remains aground cr the windmill Behtbuuse Tte cans' nt ter getting aground is souiewbat odd and Illustrates tbe irn rrunce of small things to a certain extent She was to Marysville and had taken sarp rlics for tire trip tart when it was time to light up the ciptalfi loand that there was net a match oa board As the snr neared tbe ligbtboose he seat a boy aabore In a small ht get same matches and wb' tbe boy retmtred tbe wind was blowing au bard it was difficult to pick him an and while crulsu arotmd to do so tbe scow struck some old piltof stove bole her Tlmt Thrhiuff Little Town Thompsonville Mich November The Thompson Lumber Co have rented their saw and planing mills and sold a ruction of their timber to a firm In Grand Rapids and the logs will be cut into lumber as last as thev are placed in the boom The mill will soon begin cutting hardwood logs Charles Hunt is cutting a large quantity of cedar tor ties and shingles and soon his inill will be running at its full capacity The board of supervisors at their full meeting voted to remove the county seat to rankfort but the voters are expected to put a veto to tbe move for rankfort is not consider'd the place for our county buildings as it is fed by only one railroad and that the Toledo Ann Arbor North Michigan which docs not run trains often enough to accommodate the traveling pub lic Hunters are as plenty as fiddlers in Tophet but deer are about ne scarce as hens' teeth and residents have pt pretty close at home since the season opened for fear of being shot as some sportsmen are very careless in the use of firearms Cave of Ueb and Others of the American Railway Union Chicago November 16 President Debs and Secretary Keliher of the American Railway Union Grosscup in the Court to day to returned against connection with the great railwav strike Owing to the absence of Judge Voods the case was continued to December 4 when arguments of the defense to quash the indictments will be heard Should the mo tion to quash be overruled the hearing will be had on January 9 Sixty nine of the men indicted for con spiracy were in court to day and the hear ing of all went over until December 4 Should the motion to quash the indictments be overruled one of the defendants proba bly Debs will be selected for trial at the January hearing and the result of the other indictments will hinge upon the outcome of the test case Providence NY tn name Lucania pronounced? Lu ca ni a The accent on the the taking the sound of Talking Tlirough His Hat Chicago November Congressman Lafe Pence of Colorado in an interview here to day said: Mr Cleveland per sists in his profession that the national banks should issue the money of the coun try and congress is subservient to his will then look out for the breaking up of the Democratic party in the south Since the days of Andrew Jackson the southern Dem ocrats have been opposed to the farming out of the issue of tbe people's monev and they will desert the party if its leaders persist In that And Mr Cleve land is so determined in his course accord ing to Congressman Pence that to attain it he would be willing and even glad to go down into history as the last of the Democratic presidents ijISBvRY's electric can! cleaning teeing npbol rtrrtrt wrk SOI Woodward 45s BJJeOIT STEAM 17ARET CLEANING WORKS? 2g GQaxa cl: oldest end largest in tbe west 23 gears tn me location Telephone 4195 OR BUSINESS PROPERTY OR DeMrahle Grand River are business property at a sacrifice Addres Lex Na 5 777 tvsS bealtk marriage removals elc Willw uOWE Use Easlito medium and clairvoyant rfttisr at pr own bwne fee J2 arid exl ara Addrws 145 Baauilpb Oetteta otfly) SRESTANO the great Italtsa clairrov si' I to toe fire a titae ate tnstwwl I tnsinem in br or Uck Cva and see her 75 West Montcalm a sai rox ksmiynninnii a nii 'it riimnw readout In tills cause it satistartorilv appearing I to toe court affidavit on file that said defend ant Albert Primrose was at the time of tbe Hto of the MB cf complaint therein a resident of ttz state of Michigan that tbe process tor hi appearance Las been duly issued and that too same eouM not be served by reason of hia continued absence from Ms place of residence on motioncf Cornelius Reilly solicitor It is ordered that said defendant Albert Rrimrree cause Ms appearance to be entered herein within foci cvxitM from toe date of this order and in default thereof that tbe bill of ocunplaiut be taken a confessed against him DONOVAN Cireclt Judge REILLY Complainant's Solicitor (A tree CHAS KELLOGG Malta 1 Who did the late Alexander HI of Russia marry? 2 To what church does the Czar's family be long? Marie Sophie daughter of Christian IN king of Denmark 2 The Greek church The crown of Rus sia is held by right of primogeniture with preference of male over female heirs ject to the rule that the royal family must belong io the Greek church OR RESIDENCE PROPERTY A HaNDSOMC Well built cotte gs on paved street bath Ejntel and cellar close to Wocdward ave tor sale on long tmie or at a bargain for cash GIS5OX roben 11 city hall VB Barn end tot on Trumbull ave Inquire at 264 TRunbuIl ave JlOOO less than value for home oc iu vestment: twelve rooms bath water ckret cellar ete in rood repair a rreat sacrifice to first cash custom er werto 3500 owner leaving city A sacrifice tor eqsity or full partlcnlai aee tXAX TOX 10 Buhl block or rri is the president of rance Whom did President Carnot Warren Mich What is the law for taking up atray animals iaMlchi If you take up a stray animal in ten days give notice to your clerk who must make an entry of then you advertise the animal Ln your local paper and sixty days after such advertise ment has appeared you apply to a justice of the peace to sell the animal He Issues a warrant to the constable who gives ten notice by posters and you get all your i crats lost 41553 expenses The penalty of taking a stray anlmal and not giving notice is 35 and aside from that the owner can come upon your place and take it away without pay ing you anything Ve mon NVill you please give a list of the passengers who come over in tbe Mayflower? John Carver and family cf seven NVm Bradford and family of two Edward NVin Elow four Wm Brewster six Isaac Aller toa six Miles blandish two John Alden Saa uel uller two Christopher Martin yTORAGE AND MON IXG renvvrrf STORAGE CO Tclcpboae 403 tore i to private rooms or tn space moaev ad tiareJ and freight I aid aa good when desired: eCHng and tauvisg promptly attended to 27 WteJ vard are PHE DETROIT REE PRESS: SATURDAY NOVEMBER My whole composed of 2S letters Is a quotation from Bulwer My IS 26 11 24 2 5 19 28 is a measure My 4 16 14 8 9 is a solid figure much used in geometry My 1 El 7 17 15 27 is to that end My 2L 10 20 13 is to tinge My 25 3 23 6 is to suppose Duluth Minn SERPEGGIANDO DECAPITATIONS Behead to return and leave going out A contract and leave to do Result and leave to soar Dejected and leave languid A kind of basket and leave a ball Ready and leave a lizard 11 LA5GA1AN CHARADE The commercial traveler on his Should keep bls dear with scorn looked down upon The haughty cavalier Norwich ALPHA ENIGMA I begin sentences and finish off columns I am the chief city in your state and am a necessity to every business operation All laws are made within me and yet I am the severest punishment any state cam in flict Cleveland PLEASANT TODD DECAPITATIONS AND CURTAIL MENTS Behead and curtail a period of time and leave a warning 2 A kind of network and leave classical 3 ounded on truth and leave a relation of the pi ophet Mahomet 4 A sash and leave a vehicle 5 A fish and leave a famous ship of old Gosport RED HUSSAR WORD SQUARE 1 A number 2 A being met with in some fairy tales 3 Vessels for containing ashes of the dead: 4 Orlando la U5IATILLA DOUBLE ACROSTIC How strange the fashions of these cycling days Her various charms each fair one now dis Plays ith dress curtailed and shortened every where The way she shows my might make folk stare And not contented with her natural shape Now lean now plump the mode she'll ape or by my artfully applied She adds the graces nature has denied My as shown by these vain tricks of woman Were formerly In England very common The greatest dread now seldom seen Save here and there on lonely moor or green I These arts are not used only by the fair This vain young man may well with them compare With dress of faultless fit and curled and scented hair II A vegetable product of this world called new But even here well known to very few useu in me soutn to stew an and wbil crulrtg orotmd to do tire airack SMB old piling and flare i bale in lx ride REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE OR SALE OR 77 lots st the House near ort with wltooat IneumLrance tor house in northern para of the city worth about 47050 TVa terrcan Exchange opposite stoffice WANTED TO EXCHANGE ive lots tree and clear in tbe city of Ocrunna Mich for good residence lot in toe city ot Detroit Mich would assume small Incumbrance or wwld exchange for eqalty Address box a Coronn Mieb WANT HARDWOOD or mixed Alictilgan or Canadian timber land will give Z50000 Hurth or aav port Chicago vacant projieriy incumbered less than oae tidrd of value A CvNGDON A8TIK3AL TEETH bridge work gold filling and ctffvn wort on tbe installment plan credit givrn 1 any class of operation CutmlrgLaru Dental As eistlon 60 Washington ave ETSKOWS Dentist 132 Michigan are (abstain) BOW Igl vaua i Jbr wdN LA VEXXEKTaireeyM and fortune tenior J' iirfc on bmlnein and riekaeax SOI Beanhien is in I a A naive fa 1 W'lil Golfer 24 SIREN nadir lip NEVER VILLA A PLY DACES A 246 54" CU MERIT EDEN A RED ARO jK LOG 248 Dickens 249 Over ur 1 GuU Ouse.