Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

ISflo 8 MICHELL'S A GOOD HAU THEY ROASTED SPEED i ine Assort EZrDOWN TOWN TO OUR ESTABLISHMENT SOBS LOWER LAKES SIX INCHES 2000 lbs of choice large 10:15 ruit Cakes at 25c pound mother ta Brown SUBURBAN GLEANINGS 15c or 20c 60c box Columbia Plums at 30c 30c In fact no matter what you may want our establishment is the place to trade MICHXL 90 AT AND 101 Woodward Ave MONDAY AUGUST 26 HIGHEST TlinnEll gets Also a few Sec AVCTIOXEERS riHST AST GRATIOT CAU Shouts Guilty or Not Guilty? yjw' iisMtr wa a th Mor nt the life DBS KENNEDY BaM by 11 Local DragtMt RcfrfeJ Powder Absolutely pure BLOODPOISON Dun ferry the the Is to Grass Prunes 60c German Prunes str rfoe ends the echmsrtne veraeis en he rr Irwrl tn trrjr eemrrnfent angle 5 5 5 eapaMe of being mrve4 to any re TflrM pratt ten by means cf the great boT ra the a case Pence Hiller Bartlett Pears 30c doz Tokay Grapes 70c basket tbe water I om nt the emim hmn by ayetfcm air watch la rnreen eoww roraratk hraur In a rtmMar manner aa Anar fa te case nt a My regulating Cor Michigan are and Shelby sL De troit Mich Oriiee 0 a to rn Stni days 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 55 555 baba 55 55 5 5 5 5 6155 3:20: 4:10: At an in namp fcr particular wiir rr largest variety of Cooked Meats and Products for Cold Lunch always on and consort 11:40: John pulling every atrlng of opportunity to induce all consumers of STRir GLAHM EATAIiIEH to come 4VTLY is on such lines as to render ft perfectly nui gable when Heating ra the surface of the water: ft can te operated In any depth rt water where Brokers say that skinners holding off and feel that another around must come soon Two ehar made for wheat Duluth to Buffalo Repairs coating have been made on the Kaltywra at Milwaukee several Inrce arteries 1 Clippcrt street and he leaves a live children illmenrtens as to be capable of raisingshipa very larg tonnag Anions the naethtwls usually adopted to carry out the operation of raising sunken ships two may be taken as the typical methods that have been successfully employed The one method is the raising of the vessel by means camels rr vessels at the surface of the water and ropes or hawsers passing round or attached to the sunken snip and made fast to the camels or vessels oh the rface of th water and the other method 1 the building of a coffer dam from the vessel to above the surface of the water and pumping the water from the space Inclosed thereby It has long been known that the disadvantages attach ing to toe first method among others are the hanger of the eansH capsizing If allowed to mats too deep into the water il great length of kawsens required for attaching In deep water us HabQity of tbe hawsers to break by the box 2Oc doz bOC DOX Xo Trace of tlic Lott 'allnri Satai Beach Mich August 2:1 Three life saving crews and a yacht have been looking for Capt Spence and John Body lost from the schooner Wanderer In the yawl boat yesterday They went out at 2 o'clock this morning but thus far have found no trace of the miming men of 1 HOURLY 1 at very close prices New 111811 UiaUU LHLJWUJ high grade Baking Powder offered to 1 American people at a moderate price Annie neach an Cake at 10c and 20c each In quality it has no superior In strength Is excelled by none In whotsomenss it is perfection The oven test fthe only true test will es tablish It in every kitchen The American military band will give their lirst annual excursion to Put in Bay on the steamer rank Kirby Monday August 26 The running of the first trolley car on Gratiot avenue last night was an event that stirred up quite a sensation on that thoroughfare After the council meeting early in the evening Will Johnson invited the aidermen and a number of others to join a trolley iarty He ran a handsome new open car to a point opposite the city hall where the officials boarded it John son handled the brake and took the alder manic party whizzing to the end of the Michigan avenue line Returning he crossed Woodward avenue and started up Monroe avenue and out Gratiot All along the route there were crowds of people and they cheered and waved handkerchiefs as the car with its jolly crowd of passengers spun along The party stopped at' several points along the route for refreshments giving the people a chance to gather about the car to admire it and congratulate each other on the fact that the old hay motor would soon be a thing of the past The car went as far as the railroad crossing and then returned To day Michigan cars will run over The Gratiot route as far as the railroad cross Palmer German 3 and consort New York 0 Mil St Joseph August The tug rank Rivardwas sold by th Graham A Morton Transporta tion Co to Milthagen Brow of this city tor jCloXi and will be taken to Racine to engage tn rhe fishing business The Graham Mjrton gompanx will build a new tug otvl it ffc per pomul 40oo lbs of extra choice young CHICKENS pt wholesale price GOO pairs of fancy plump Harrison Han ey Doty Jeanette Maasasoit Paige Sage Lake Erie Hattie Anderson aged 2S a nurse was arrested by Detectives Downey and en ton at Grace Hospital yesterday on a tele gram from Cleveland stating that she was wanted on the charge of stealing 51000 worth of diamonds The woman refused to accompany the officers claiming that she was too ill to be disturbed but the physician in charge said that she was shamming and this settled her fate The diamonds consisting of eight rings and a pair of earrings were found under her pil low A Cleveland officer is on his way af ter the prisoner SEAGRAM'S CANADIAN RYE at Cut 9oc per bottle 5325 per case de nied the motion as there are some de fendants and the law permits latitude in such cases The case was then adjourned for one week Th case of Mrs Ernestine Stein against the Detroit Citizens' Railway Co brought to recover 5100 damages for Injuries re ceived by being thrown down while alight ing from a car was tried by Justice Simp son yesterday and a verdict rendered of no cause of action Mrs Stein lives on High street 'and was going to visit a daught on ifth At the corner of ifth and Grand River avenue she alighted be fore th car stopped and sustained in juries which laid her up for several days The defendant proved that the cur mopped almost immediately after Mrs Stein fill and the court held that she was guilty of contributory negligence in not waiting the ship will not be built as the Virginia the prin llne she will be quite a probable that the con the Detroit Dry Dock Vahce 7 1 41 Down Otithwalte waukee 1'n: Havana can 12 Rochester Monohanwtt and car 1Z:" Mercur raw corn and consort lemdon 1:30 Saranac Pathfinder and consorts 3:40 Lindsay Snrv and consort 5: Schlesinger Isabella Boyce Jud 1 Groton Wind west light Port Huron Mich August Tbe steamer Saginaw arrived here this afternoon towing the waterlogged barge Sprague Capt ports that the Sprague sprang a leak off Port Austin and soon became waterlogged Sue will be docked here Also a fancy lot of spring Ducks Geese etc etc 100 doz choice Pigeons at 5175 per doz Hint! quarters fancy Spring Lamb at IZVzC per lb orequarters ancy Spring Lamb at 10c per lb Choice cuts of Illinois and Michigan Beef at the vry Lowest Prices iquality con sidered) Elegant fore and hindquarters of Veal We are agents for the well known brand of Ham and Bacon the Armour's Star Brand the Cudahy Rx The Meat hand Aid Jueob'a bllur Objection The meeting of the general of street railway employes yesterday morn ing was a somewhat protracted affair and it was not until after 3 that a decis ion was reached in the matter of the con solidation of the Michigan and Gratiot ave nue runs The association bv a good ma jority decided thtt the runs shall be given out alternately the tirst to Michigan the second to Gratiot and so on The re mainder of the session was devoted to ar ranging for tbe association's picnic and excursion to Oak Grov on August 27 and to the part the members who will be at liberty shall take in the Labor dav parade Bay City August The propeller A orbes of the Bay City and Saginaw line struck a snag this morning between Melbourne and Saginaw and began leaking She ran to Mitts A Merrill's slings in Saginaw was hoist ed out put in a new plank and resumed ner route thia afternoon Barter aud Win Strauss left lust evening for Grand Rapids where they go to address a meeting in the interest of the striking cigarmakers in this city and to invoke the aid of the Michigan ederation of Labor A meeting of the advisory board of the strikers with the committee ap pointed by the Trades' Council to aid the strikers will be held at 4 this afternoon The strikers received a donation of from Toledo and a pledge of that amount weekly until the trouble is over Marshal Barter and his aides will meet with the Labor Day committee to night in Council hall and make nnal ar rangements for Labor Day Linge mann yesterday contributed a fine gold headed umbrella which the committee will make the prize for the best Highland thng dancer All the contributed ana purchased prizes will be placed in the show windows of Mabley Ac Company to day except the silk tlag to be awarded to the largest visit ing union The fifth arbitrator was secured yesterday In the cajie of Lee and Bullin the car start ers and the company's position was' sus tained by a vote of three to two The men will now be placed back on the road in the positions from which they were taken when detailed as car starters The position of the Street Car Employes' Association was that they should be regarded as new employes The brassworkers last night figured up that they had made 554 on their excursion to ut In Bay Thursday The union will be In the procession Labor Day 100 strong The girl tobacco workers held a meeting at 2vu Randolph street last night and added about 75 to their membership mostly from the Globe tobacco works They also decid ed to turn out in carriages on LaJjor Day Tiie garment workers another organiza tion of girls held an enthusiastic meeting at the corner of Michigan anti fourteenth ave nues and were addressed by Miss Rose Mc Brearty of the lorence Nightingales and John Strigei of the shoemakers The union which has 150 members will turn out in car riages in the Labor Day parade and will also have a float Tobin international president of shoeworkers arrived in the city yesterday ami addressed the meeting of cigarmakers at German Salesmen's hall last night He pledged the support of the shoemakers of the country andj particularly of I trolt to the strike of the cigarmakers At 2 this fitter noon he will address a mass meeting of shoeworkers in Trades Council hall Mr Tobin has been sent for to look over the sit uation of trade In this city and to give his advice in the differences that exist between the unions and the Pingree Smith factory prior to arbitration leaves to morrow for Chicago ajid Milwaukee and deliversun address on Labor Day in Cincinnati The cigarmakers last nig lit made final preparations to head th parade on Labor Day Every one of the 650 members is ex pected to be in line The ladi will ride In carriages the men carry canes and wear uniform caps with the blue label conspicu ous St John Ks August William ord of the Central News Association of London passed through here to day on his trip around North America on foot He left the Sportsman office in London August 11 1S94 on a wager of $25e to make the trip on foot around North America He arrived at St John this morning from the west and left at noon on his way to Kansas City and Washington August The report of the I board ot army engineers appointed by the secretary of war to examine and report upon the effect the Chicago drainage canal would have upon the waters of Lake Michigan has been received at the war department It pr bably will not be made public until the return of Secretary Lamont who is expect ed Saturday evening Very little 'can be learned as to the contents of the report al though It is understood that the board finds that the canal probably would reduce the average level of Lake Michigan about six inches and possibly Lake Huron the same Thls lower level no doubt would be objection able to the shipping interests but the fact that the lake has varied fromlone cause or another such as a lack of rainfall or unusual evaporation more than one toot in different years strips have been built with a view to acconimooating themselves to this reduced level It is understood that the position tak en by the boartl is that the former varia are sucn as not to make this reduction ot six inches of very great importance It is therefore probable that the building ot the canal will not be stopped by the govern ment though certain restrictions may bele termined upon so aa to not create any great waste of water The board of engineers consisted ot Gen oe Maj Ruffner and Maj Marshall Gen Poe re cently stated that the effect of the outflow on the lakes could not be accurately told but that the eutHow through the canal might reduce the lake level from three to eight Inches The present mean flow now through St Clark river is about C25tO cubic feet per second and through Nia gara river Is about 2t5ouo cubic feet per second according to the best available data The drain age canal would carry off about I'lWO cubic ieet yer second The 'mean annual fluctuation be tween high and low water In the lakes due to natural causes varies from 12 feet in Lake Su perior to 'V in Lake Ontario Maj Ruffner has intimated that the lowering ot the lake level would not exceed 10 ot a foot The lake association is making evry effort to prevent the building ot the canal and has gotten the co operation ot the Canadian en gineers and Canadian shipping interests in op oslne any steps that would result in lowering the lake levels Jt course laike Michigan is wholly In the L'nited States but It is claimed that Lak Huron would be governed by the level ot Michigan and that is a border lake In addi tion It is urged that the lowering ot the water in both Lakes Michigan and Huron may on ac count ot the reduced outflow have a similar ef fect on I aks Erie and Ontario Lak Superior could only be affected by a considerable lowering of the water which might cause a greater out flow In the St river What action will be taken on the report will not be determined until Secretary IaumjuC has given a hearing to all interested parties There Is talk ot replacing th Cleveland aaving station with a better one More than 0u) people gathered along banks ot the Erl canal at Syracuse to see canal steamer Alpha and her tow pass schooner Col Ellsworth has been elven a 2 rebuild by Dades and is once mure In ommltnn Chamberlain the broker owns her It is thought the Duluth wheat movement will nave no influence determining the lake freight rates until after September 1 when it is expected to develop ling wnn Throat PimplCSt AVE TUU CainrAd Snote Acted O4 IBEMEDT CO 907 Mawnlc Te cam Ue for proots oi vit Worst cases mred Highest of all in Leavening Latest Report and It expected she will carry about ns much aa the 400 foot steamers Her owners are figur ine on moving with her 4000 gruss tons or ore each trip from leaks Superior when the draft of wair Is full 14i feet When the big Victory loaded recently at Ash tabula it was reported that she took out over 40U0 tons ot coal and this was heralded as the largest cargo ever taken to Lake Superior etc As a matter ot fact says the Review had little more than 3500 tons us the supply at the car dumping machine tell short and it was deemed advisable to send her on rather than suffer delay However she can carry over 40K tons on the present Suo canal draft The announcement by cable from Southampton England that the American Un teamer bt Louis on Tuesday maintained a ped or knots for four hcurs in the English channel a big surprise in shipping circles This speed Is far in excees of the requirements involved in the mail subsidy which was dependent upon the success ot the trial United States naval ortlcers were sent to England to make thetrial aa it was more convenient to the owners of the vessel to have her detained from regular service for this purpose cn the other side a targe part uf the trial run the St Louis made 236 knots Congressmen Jenkins of Superior and Towne of iniluth are already laying their plans ot cam paign to secure a sufficient fund from the river and harbor bill tor the improvement of the har bor at the head of Lake Superior to an extent which will be made necessary by the establish ment ot tbe 2t fuut channel through the Sault The commission which reported to congress List year recommended an appropriation of as necessary to de this Ik Sears engineer corps A is heartily In favor of carrying out the recommendation ot the commis sion The two congressmen will try to have the sum appropriated to be cxjended at the rate of so much per year on a continuing contract New passenger steamers for both the Goodrich and Graham A Morton lines operating on Lake Michigan have been talked of for some time past amt it is more than probable that both com panies will let contracts before lung although they have been slowin reaching conclusions It Is not the intention to have either ot the boats ready until next spring bur it would seem that the present condition of work in th principal ship yards would necessitate prompt action on the part of tbe management of these lines Th Goodrich company will build a wooden steamer as it Is intended to have her engage In winter service ana annougn on plans as elaborate ctpai steamer of the coauy ooau it tract will vn Co as rank Kirby of that company was some time ago engaged on matters pertaining to the design ot the toat TOOS TRAGVE fc SON attorneys and solici tors of Patents United States and foreign Cor respcndence solicited In struction pamphlet free 37 Cougren Detroit MicX nd Dunnebacks site men thought as dirt Jacob Their point was baaed uion a deed of I860 wherein Mayor Buhl the recorder and nineteen aidermen acting city hall could than upon their Escanaba Mich Auguet Tbe rohooner cine loaded with lumber and towed by steamer XV Arnold is ashore on Burnt Bluff Bay De Noque The Arnold has returned here and is waiting orders Snr tLe k'n ttes learink two nett 4taorsare tsutt fa tom and Be ether fir efltawr wsirti ran be filled ttOrx tnrtar nr rt theher flbe dk nt tfe eubesertn rera1 file sa tft are ernKrwtwl twa permanent air THE STRAITS Mackinaw City Mich Auxust 23 Down I 'el aware 10:30 last night Chill 12:30 a Mo hawk 2 Lrlin 2:30 Madagascar and consort Canisteo and consort IO Up Tuscarora rost 9:40 last night Packer Veronica and consort 10:30 Conemaugh 4 a Rugee lorida 6:40 Colborn 7 School Inspector Hall has filed a notice that he will move for a reconsideration of the vote of the board of education taken Thursday night whereby Alias Katherine Mumford was appointed a clerk in the office of the principal of the hisrh school at a salary of S70 per school month Inspector llis haj also file I a notice for a reconsideration of th vote Increasing M1S3 Casey's salary froia 513 to 550 A nice point ot law was raised in that came before Justice of the yesterday Mrs Annie house of Mrs Priscilla Vanjtaa monthly rent ot $15 to be paid In on the 3th of last month tho Special Officer Brooks is investigating a robbery of 5300 worth of merchandise that occurred on the Michigan Central line be tween Detroit and Toledo last Thursday night A freight car was broken open and the goods carried off A large number of Springwells brick manufacturers have shut down on account of lack of water the wells and ponds from which they obtained their supply having dried up A good many men are thus thrown out of employment and the pros pect is that there will be a scarcity of brick in the spring II stage of water at th Soo alls canal: 8 a 14 ft 4 in 14 ft 4 In The forecast tor the next twenty four hours Is that the water win fail THE DETROIT REE TRESS: SATURDAY The board of supervisors held a meeting yesterday morning on the Ecorse and hould submitted on be Springwells bridge matter but accomplish I Au liutlllil dh clliupit luuiK inai me two lownsnips snouia con struct a steel drawbridge over the River Rouge at a cost of and another re solution providing that the Wyandotte Ac Detroit River Railway Co pay half the cost of constructing the bridge and half the expense of maintenance was being consid ered when Supervisor Jacob came in and knocked out all the proceedings ques tioned whether anything could be done be fore the money for the work had been raised and an adjournment was taken un til xt Monday morning in order to get the prosecuting attorney opinion on the matter deeded the for city vnanes ais prc siaent or the walRic Roos that it Punch and Shtwr Co of Cincinnati was in Wyandotte yesterday for the purpose of purchasing the machinery remaining in the foundry of the abandoned Eureka Iron works The regular weekly shoot of the Wyandotte Gun Club will be held this afternoon at the wTSJeS rSr oftzebed la a KMtt Maple aa 1 igger Tirae xakaarice vezzel ar wjssewtAt 5a th tara ot a eanal IN VEGETABLES We offer: 1000 doz Sweet Corn young and tender at Sc ier doz Lima Beans 25c qt Ceh ry (very white and crisp) 35c doz or 3 stalks for 10c Snowball Cauliflower 10c 12c and 13c per head Egg Plant Sc and 10c per head Wax Beans 2 qts for 5c Green Peas 33c per peck Lettuce Radishes and Onions in fact everything grown from our own green houses at Grosse lie was the first and Is the only tne Simpson rented a len the advance rent not having been paid Mrs Van Baa len servvl a notice to quit on her tenant and the tenant vacated on the 10th Mrs Van Baalen sues for a full month's rent and her attorney Sets up that the obliga tion became vested at the first of the month Mrs Hiller's attorney claims that the notice to quit terminated the lease and she is liable only for the ten days she actually occupied the house The court reserved its decision The case ot rank Scheilevk the base ball jlayr who sued President Geo A Van lerleek for salary due and gar nisheed of the defendant's funds In the Wayne County Savings Bank was ad journed until September Z3 the plaintiff be ing absent in the east In the case of the Catholic Club against the Detroit Choral Society the attorney tor the defendants moved to quash on the ground that all the defendants had not eAzveAz vmozrav riz I'liiiai a LML tl C'ff a DETROIT Detroit August Down: Nicholas last night: Westcott 3 30 a tn: Lumte a jthfir nnt t'onsorts 4 high Saginaw 5:30 Globe North Star Republka 7:15 Iron Chief and consorts GriUn 950 La Salle 11 Chrokee Chippewa 11:40 Delaware 12: Bessie 1 City nt Rome 1:10: Edward Golden Ace 1:20 lam bria 4: Clyd Louisiana 3: Tom Adams es ter 5:30 Scranton 3:40 Masabn 7: Gogebic Mohegan Mlngwe a Japan Miami and barges 9 Up: intone Adriatic Cobb Southwest 9:30 last night Neosho 930: Westtord and trp 10:40 Briton It Spencer Bennington Drake 12 Tacoma 1 a Lansing 2 Car penter and barges Morley Ewen 3 North Wind Spokane Argonaut Lock wood Huron City Bay City 9 Chemung 10 Matoa 10:10: Corona 10:4: Gov Smith 11: Routnanfa Barium 11:40 Naitle Bacon Hesper 12:30 Alaska 1:10 Ne braska 1:30 Rose and barges 2 orest City and consort 2:20 Turner and barges 3: Cur tis and barges 4 Aurora Adams 4 J5 ayette Brown and consort Dominion ease Planet TM Ionia 9 PORT HURON Port Huron August Saginaw Valley 9:30 last night: Schuylkill lu: itzgerald 12:30 a Omaha 1:40: Kershaw 2:30 Christie and consort 4: Commodore 5: Neosho 6 Briton Stone and consort Mills 9:50 Later Down: Louise 11: Clyde Thomas Adams 11:20: Cambria llrfbi Mackinac 11:40 Scranton 12:10 Mohegan and barges 12:20 Mlngoe 12:30 JI lam i and barges 12 Masaba 1:20 Doud 3: Japan 3:30 Mt Clem ens George Dyer 3:40 Plckande and consorts 4:10 Pahlow and barge 5 Thomas Wilson and consorts Marina 7:50 Buffalo Up: Tacoma 10:30 gleorge Spencer and con sort New Orleans 111:20 North Wind 1:10 Ellsworth Jiarj' 1: 20 Morley and consort Spokane 1 Leland and consorts Alpena 3:30 Lockwood Che mung 4:10 Carpenter nnd barge 4 210: Ma toa 4:10 Corona 5: Argmaut 0:10 Stirop son and barge 6:30 Huron City and consort Hesper 6:20 Alaska 8:30 Gov Smith Northwest light Wheat Rye and Half Rye Bread All our own baking Also remember we are the leaders fc Boston Baked Beans 5c and 10c dish Any one wanting a lunch put up ghoul place their orders with us DAIRY DEPARTMENT 500 5 Ib crocks of Creamery Butter115 a 1000 1 and 2 gallon crocks of Dairy Bnt ter at ISc pound by the crock inest quality and largest assortment Imported and Domestic Cheese at closa prices Strictly resh Eggs (guaranteed) In WINS WHISKY and BRANDIES CUT PRICES CLEAN DOWN Milwaukee August Arrived: Vail Baltic Chicago August 23 Cleared: Hill Buffalo Ogemaw Jlowatt Toledo tiarah Sheldon Su perior Ashland August 23 Arrived: Cleared: Ore Specular Magnetic Brown Jl vlnKsuee vmcago Johnson Helvetia Panther X'ipltrtan purls Aztec Zapotec I Ice Hal Middlesex Chicago Washburn Aucuss 2X porter Oiam Verlaln Hmiih 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and consult us confidentially ana free of charge If you are will guarantee to cure you ViZ and cure: VARICOCELE STICTURE GLEET PEP MATOl RHOEA UNNATURAL P'hARGL KIDNEY and BLADDER Diseases Consultation free Books free If unable to call write for a TION BLANK for home 17 YEARS IN DETROIT 200 VJO cured the best known Brands either by the bor or retail at cut prices DRUGS AND MEDICINES nearly one half of regular prices CANDIES the most delicious types and RESH i i 4 it i 11111 1 TTV vawa 2 vw UUAQ fruit department California Beaches (very fine) 5120 case 20c doz California Green Gage Plums 60c box 15c ooz California California doz California doz California California lb nt a board had hall site to the city nau Thw olnltn was not Se ujd for any other purpose I for rt city hall That part ot the deed I which Jacob et nl are trying to base I claim Is as follows: I "Tbe said mayor recorder and of In and to the following described premises being I a 1T1 Iltk Ill I in tne my i anvil hk portion of Campus Martiu ao calted lying west Ivlectrlc Karuens of Woodward avenue and between Michigan ave I A successful musical and literary enter nue and ort etreet to have and to bold the I tainment was given by the Decree of Honor raid released premises aa aforeral unto the city lust night at) the A hall of Detroit for the us ot the corporation upon Wyandotte's street commissioner's pay roll the trust nevertheless and to urul for the use I for the two weeks amounted to 475 and purpose hereinafter limited thnt Is to ray Wyandotte Odd ellows and Masons will upon trust and for the use and I go to Sugar Islajld to day A large crowd cupylng the Mine as a site for the erection nnd I expected The events on the forever maintaining ot a city hall or public building for municipal purposes and for holding I ktfal of city county an! state courts and public of I ytt inS arei ar1 'e flee connected therewith and for no other use I preparations for the tenchIVkhO will le ami pun whatever" I present at the teachers Institute next week It will noticed that the use of the ground The institute will open at 10 o'clock Monday for county and state courts and for public of I morning and will be continued until 4 o'clock flees connected therewith la prohibited In the I riday afternoon deed ami It tbe sit were used fur a county I The statement that the American Boiler building that Is just the character of most of ch I and Heating Co was going to locate at Tren ofhees for which tbe county would use the build I ton la not consider! seriously by the resi I dents of that place The company wants Aid Buhrer hs Mso tu en looking up the rec I Kmus oj 910 for the past five years an ords and flnds in the council proceeding 1MB enort to cslabUiih a water works has been th made but has always been unsuccessful UM5kr 7mL Detroit Jul mci To I Before any bonus ts given it was stated that honorable the common council: I I water works would have to be estab IvairCtheCreJ1irt of thl committeenparicsn The Delray and Howard baseball teams will relatten to leuteng a jmrt of Cnmpu? Martiua to pMiy kt Migar to morrow afternoon Smith The deed from the land board to I Special Officer Burroughs of the Michigan the city of Detroit Is for the express purpose of I Central Kailroad Co had an exciting experi erecting and forever maintaining of a city hall ence with a number of tramps yesterday or public building for municipal purpra and I morning The fellows had been jumping on th holding of city county and state courts and land off the cars ami the officer ordered publie office connected therewith and for no I them away They replied by pulling out re other us or purpose whatsoever 1 volvers anil shooting Burroughs returned "1 also think It inexpedient to rent any portion 1 the tiro and for a few minutes bullets flew of the public property for business purposes to I fast The men finally ran away the injury of IrJ7 who pay our I 'jhe new electric road from Highland Park c' I to Birmingham is now an assured fact as The resolution fail! to pass over the the of the Detroit Citizens' treet AUhough Mayor Buhl was afraid that none of ofhe the Campus Mqrtlu could be used for anything I but city hall purpose yet part of tt has been I est IS1? of a'e used fur a jark and tbe title to the property has I nue through Roy al UAk nnd terminating at never been called in question Besides a soldier's I the north rly limits of Birmingham monument has been erected and a lunch wagon I There will be an open air concert at the is maintained on the square I residence of Sanborn Highland Park next ruesuay evening 41 wm uv given un der the auspices ot the Highland Park DOMESTIC PEACHES baskets Elegant Crawford Peaches basket 5XI baskets Early Michigan reestone basket (ine for eating) Bartlett Pears 5125 per bushel oa go Melons 10c and 20c apiece Gem Melons 75c basket AVorden and Niagara Grapes Watermelons jumbo in size 25c 3Jc and 35c At Our LUNCH COUNTER we serve the most superb CUP CO EE CHOCOLATE AND BEE TEL ICE CREAM SODA and ICE CREAM noth in Trte and faatty toe Inability raise a larre acaken irtiip to tn aarfaee of the water The raraod aaerjtol only applicable when tbe euafira rntp ta rtiaBow water and la very eorafy carry af Syrr ra Jame Ptaee opj Trafford Man cfa' wrr nan aa tsvesclen oanelatfag nt two afnk zfcw and rxiazhl iaen hmtrfae venala wfaeW are prfJy emrtreHaifie acd wirfet are adapted ss 45sae snAer tw wrong girder piac Magnus which sank recently while unloading at Cleveland have been about ret and the work oi rebuilding her will prob ably be eoon begun The atranwr Santa Marla Capt Eugene Rath bun and conrorts Teutonic and Thomas Gawn 2 fVOTn Ashland recently with feJ? "hlCh the owned by Hurley Eroth "ran a going harbor ami water so raphlly I Tr? to put hr ashore at the root Michigan street Good thin for the in that the off unU1 th underwriter on the sunken stenm in Buffalo and th newspapers evidently inter rtewed them 22 Capt Benham is solely to blame nr ST'nK vecalle the man who kept the lights the fauin 11 to ffe without Ugh Ini SI Ja 5ht 11 was struck by the Montana JXm whS)v tlcally state had an agree awnt with the underwriters keep the lights SUTh virago tbe Au wlll Invgrat steel schooner In the world Co fM he Chlceo Ship Building Shi la Bnd others of Cleveland abe is aos et jzg over all and 44 feet tre and Wednesday evening and her bulwarks stove in She returned hwe Ji pumps keep her free and she will be towed Kscanaba I Detectives Palrnur Lombard nnd hnwntry L'Oltl'OH ITIOX COIANEI ACCUSED made a good haul yrsterdny morning In 10 ear covering most of tho jewelry which bad ALGLEcriNG HIS Dili stolen from reshl nc a In Ihc'noi thei Tirt 1 I of thu city for th past six TIT also arrested Ed Keith jeweler 1 MlT tllVISlMl Al 05 THE I whope place Of bUfilnefiS Is fit KJI lltiaaoll CITY lltll SITE TITLE I street on th charge of receiving stolon erty The officers hud Inen working 011 th" leases for weeks nnd after thy lnul nuil'd the thieves they were unable tr ibid I li lll'IIHEH SAID HE 'JHOIGHT TOO celitly they received I tion and a search wai raid was pro 'HUH isHIXG I The detectives went to bln stoiii yi fitcrdiij' morning and after Renn nnnrn wnai men I business was lie said that lie had purchas'd (articles of jewelry from boys ut different li I times The officers went through evciy nook I and corner of the placM and when they hti'l I finished they found a big basketful of stol I en goods Among them were a large octagon I clock which hs stolen from the I church at of Dubois and arr' ai I avenue a fine guitar nine razors most of I them out oi repair and of little value seven tor I wvftiver thrpH Tit arl oncra on oil cap wa tch 17 broken watch cas two napkin rlnxM httif dozen boH1 nilver sou venir spuoiis thts name Akl? une wiLH marxv'i Chicago 25S TX tn te4 arralra fai xp 'ff Ai? 115 4 rr'WUc an! mm Mn Hah nM flrm nt Matertte er Aiw Mr Pwifeter Mttwanto Oi rUtwroah Ai Piioth IkMonnd Teter 4 23 freterHf marAAt wa Xay na nt itarht of eal and re firm Charters: to fTXJth 3Gc Prwvsi Erte tn or Krteham har 3 coal Erte tn Gcrge frex soft Erte to Chteao 35c Ouimb 2X Tbe lemand tor lumber tannase to at $2 could net be filled by must top vance ail PChiehoter'a EnglUh DuuzobJ nr ENNYROYAL PILLS Original aad Only A raarr z'wzvt rllALe A Druggist Charles Bcasky who had charge of a unn 1 aynl large saw at the Michigan Central car I Capt Hewitt Thirteenth Infantry shops was killed while at work yesterday I now on leave of absence and who has been morning A heavy piece of timber flew I detailed as military instructor at the West from the saw and struck him on the right I Virginia University Wheeling Va is side fracturing four ribs and causing in I at present visiting at the fort shortimlUrTusri detail of Capt Hewitt for college was notified aw! a mortem examina I duty causes aacancj in Company hich tion was made by Dr Kennedy The undoubtedly be filled by Capt doctor found that the force of the blow had rench who is at present manager of the plit tho livr tn two and ruptured I exchanRO and who in turn will lx re sveral larec arteries Bfaskv lived on I by Capt Edmund Smith who ro Widow and Ifjviucu tur icsiiuum uhui till I sence of over four years I The entire battalion Is now occupying the I new barracks' and the old buildings will be jieeiing I ciosed pending further instructions from association I Washington The dividend from the post exchange for the month of July amounted to 536659 which will bo divided among the four com panies and band stationed at this post Second Lieut Chas 11 Muir Second In fantry who for the past six weeks has been visiting Maj Clarence Bennett Nineteenth Infantry will leave the post to day for ort Leavenworth Ks where he has been de tailed as Instructor at the cavalry and in fantry school of application 1o 1o their trading with ns Now more then ever before have we the proper facilities to accommodat vagi throngM of buy rg which congregate at our stores There la ho day that passes without hundreds of buyers visiting our estabtt innnt who formerly dealt at smaller stores near their homes and find it a wowIiot' nd vn nt nge after they have dealt with us a short time Every thing la absolutely RESH CLEAN QUALITY BEST and prices rock hot Ev ry corummer cognlz these facts quickly Toalny the PETlKiIT CAR COMPANIES had better double up on their run In order to accommodate the CROWDS that will start down town to place tie Orders for eatables with us The specials we offer which will Induce them to come to us to day are: KEY LCDIXCTOV 55oo 31 wTr? Marquette IL IL villi run a cheap excur to Ludington Petoskev Charlevoix TTaverse City lea Ing Detroit at a Thursday ahofc at Ludiirira toskey :30 Tickets good to return on any train until September 7th Write call ut City Ticket Office No 11 ort sVw or ort Street Union StatloA fat Corporation Counsel Speed and we held a meeting this morning to receive his opin I an( ion But apparently he was too busy at I give the la's and seemel to think that fish I ing was of more importance than the bus Ineos of the people and w'e got no opinion I from him Mr Hatch has the matter un I rnnsldpr: Inn nnl I move that we take I a recess until Monday morning and receive WYAXDOTTE HAILWAY Titoimii: Judge Hatch's MAY HE AIRED IN Alil Coots continued the on I Speed corporation counsel knew I that we wanted an opinion His assistants I JIeivlrM Mriick Siuiu In tlie knew it and seems very strange that KolKe 1IrI(Ke Ma 1 1 ejr No es some little time was not given this mat I ter I do not know whether Mr Speed is I really fishing but he ought to attend to the public business" I The trouble between the Wyandotte and fdibatObmsaforr rXraTo1Obe opened Detroit River Railway and the common Monday morning and unless the city di 1 council of the city of yandotte Is likely something toward getting its bid on the I to enq jn tje courts That was the indica clty hall site ready it would be ro I t(on yCSterday the board of aidermen tak of its chance He suggested that the mat I ter be placed in the hands of some other I ing exceptions to the statements that they prominent lawyer I introduced the obnoxious resolution raere UAIrt' 11 eiPer took a I ly to get even with the company because his indignation was so vigorous that npeeu I might have heard the voice of the soldier the free ride system had been discontinued of Sedan while he smoked his Cigar at I Aid Gorman stated yesterday that he noti while ago Speed was instructed fiel th company iong before the passes to begin suit to have a Michigan avenue were taken up that such a move was being obstruction removed He did not do it I contemplated He further stated that' the and we passed a eBplutton asking rnatter would now be fought to the end but we are still waiting for an answer Then Weidner pounded his desk as he and that If the company did not comply jelled: have we a city counselor with the terms of the resolution the tracks for? What are we here for? If ''c would be ordered taken up The company resolutions and nobodj' pays any attention to them we might as well stay home I vv ill lie served with notices of the resolu There was a great deal of discussion as 1 tion to day to when the council should meet again James McCabe was arrested a few days Rids for sites are to be opened by the com ago on a charge of assault and battery of the board of supervisors at 11 He was lined 519 and released Late Thurs o'cioek Monday morning awl some of the day evening Deputy Sheriff Smith re ar aldernien were afraid that If they met at rested him on a similar charge war 19 o'clock ot the same day there would not I rant being sworn out bj Constable Edward be enough time to get ready a bid on the Thied He was arraigned before Justice ixrt erf the city caso the opinion of I Tewksbury anti will be tried to day Judge Hatch were to the effect that the About 159 numbers of the Ioyal Temper city had the right to lease the ground to ance Legion of Wyandotte will attend the the county Aid Jacob however said that annual convention which will be held at nnipr the nninlnn of red A Baker a bid I Northville next week could be received at any time and there were enough aidermen to prevent any ac tion on the part of 4 he board of supervis ors until the al lernien had decided whether rtf nnt lilil Ml half of the city might as well act to night said Aid Weidner "We can't depend on the east side aidermen They are only here to watch I asked half a dozen of east siders to day if they would vote for the city hall site and they all said decidedly Aid Buhrer's motion to take a recess un til Monday ut II a was carried Aid Jacob had prepared himself with a Ioint which he thought would knock out any steps toward offering the city hall a iiorL in onri CilU '7UICI 4LVI OI 1 tichooner Groton T)aniaKCL Mackinaw City August The schooner Croton squall near Deaver Lsl Buffalo Augnt 23 Canal freights have de clined of a cent In wheat to New York the rate beiruc with other mine in proportion Canal rates on general merchandise New York to Buffalo are somewhat bteber than they were tbe rate on cement bein 75c and on general mer chandise S5c Jgi8t hot weather made the dermen very slow in getting together the special session called In order that they might lease or dedicate the city hall site to the county for a joint city and county pruved on the bowls hiiiMlnr 1 otot so ktnlnftl ohrnifr I flnfitllpr rv intn I Margaret uno 27 Besides these there J0 rhe meeting quickly developed ln I us a pair of boots a doubl liarreel a "roasting" bee with Judge Speed as the I shotgun tearing the mime George isher subject I on tbe lock plate and a repeating shotgun 111 i OToe nonlnl I The most of these articles have been iden Ald Iuhrer as chairman of the pecla I tlllet niany of them having bn stolen from committee reported progress and added: I residences along Hancock avenue! and the "The committee referred the matter to 1 others from houses in that neighborhood criminal connection witn tne tnievew it is exjectcd that he will be able to some valuable information BreaH Bread SAVLT CANAL Sault Ste Marie Mich August Mar ika Marcia 10 last nikht Two Wallaces mid night: Gilbert El fin mere a Castalia Tower 7 Nicol Ickwood Bart lett whalebaeks 1O Down Sauber 0:30 last nteht Trevor whale backs 11 John Owen 1 a Centurion Jay Gould 2 City of London 3:3: Quen of the West Winslow edora 5:30 Majestic Co 70 7:30 Lyon Co dorus 9:30 Later Cpi rontenac lint 11 City Trav erse Athabasca norm Marina barge 7 1 Grecian 2 Green Genoa Our Sr 3: Chili 4 Sitka Yukon 5 Ranney Ely 6 Kearsarge 6:30 William Hawgood 7:30 Kirby Hoyt and whalebacka 0 Down Manitoba 10:30: Siberia Iosco 11:30 Merida 12:30 sp ayette Devereux 1:30 Rappahannock Dundee 2:50 Bulgaria Case Arenac 4:30: Ward 5:30 PVKT COLBMRNE Port Colborne Aujerust 23 Up: Denver Down: Nicaragua St Lawrence Acadia inest 4 year old CALIORNIA WIV! at 30c per boule or 5100 per gallon CIGARS BAKERY DEPARTMENT To day we shall offer 500 Jelly Rolls 4 10c ner niece 11 Something new conee ine Loaves of Angel Cake at ine ine Line of Delicious Pound fair ron Raisins Walnut at 30c pound? All kinds of Pies "like Home Made Bread Boston Graham Bread Entire Aft 1 rt Lu ia Red and waled wnh bine ribbon 51 other dte atxd mciatwnL Drsg ri 1 Tf LI im vo aa a ay a Ao page Ptrow.