Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 8

WW4I 8 DETROIT PRESS SATURDAY BETTER MAIL SERVICE Ma a INANCES ALL RIGHT Wades AO discrimination against Michigan 1ATERESTIAG WITH WAlllSJI OICI A AR I AZAbEA llOMTA RACE MICHELL'S 1 llnliin Ilrfeaird red A Sailed AN OLD TIME BARBECUE Ho kins to vteit In our WINE DEPT One peclal cut to day on 4 year ol I We have Mewhes Arrived: make isea Marine City and Ensue we tonad thl In Our BAKERY DEPT large ns at Sanduaky Ash ot all kinds made up at cut prices In DRUGS AND MEDICINES 2 1 We also do a land office business Tower not Th Nervous Weak food Diseased Men Boats are being de Syphilis Buffalo eiKhty and an advane 2000 De' have hcuM Ttrink of the fuxvre Seeded 4132 nz tons rt 3C Detroit Altnda tnck tiM centh fellow xnen with I I PETETLbOX Ionia ilich Xiaita 4:4 KAD O1 A LOSG LIKE 3faLrt AH Kinds Re AitAir fkom ixinT wayat and Subscription i Department The ree Press SY PILL STS" was lion 4 i fJetTrjitveraca the if ag MieiSgas pwe sdvrxed is ta day wit la i demand Lske up rt us ACTION Till ivy A Krryan's NEW METHOP TREATMENT a prcw yer the varieneele dim jw ared and I f'el like a Coal tu Lake Jlirhik nn Advance 'WlPsor VAflles a fine cake 10c a pound Vall Craje Dfpewz ancy A1TLES ANAS Elegant baskets of up to order CLeboian September Cape June Reid who has taken thence rtraci to raise the sunken Lehteb Valley liner Otynga In the its jf the country owes to Its surviving he Nothing short of fuil measure dealt an honest hand a llleornl heart will meet with th" approbation of Amerl pr oplc or this we appeal to the try th Ice Lake Huron last spriue cay left Tcted tale Wednesday async with that goes to make up a cox I Derart Kler an You Xeel the ptoms stealing over yen EX broken down your ftaart Curry Duluth to Onto awwereex Tvs Haroora to Oau Gladstone seta May ors at 23c per doz I5 large beautiful PANSIES at 19c pg doz can Kratrful patriotic sentiment of the whole people and we earnestly believe that our appeal will not lai In vain llo kiiii of Ix trolt was named ar the Michigan member of the council of administration tiw rare to Streep at JI tayed zemx wheat er wbleii ptec fsr i with hjficw aud Tiled by Mr the Mat 3fr Hupktas aad il Will pos iuvrly cure you It will man of you and life will open anew VH GVARANTEE TO CURE YOU OR weak and nervous In Hat "Oddm Monitor opened my eyes Te lartckxrooi! Traveler Co 75 5:30 City cf Traverse 7 Yuma Montana IO Thomaa Wilson and whalebackVILerta Louisiana Japan 11:30 GrD Gen ju Our Son noon: Victory 12X30 Macy XVite 1: Jay GukL Sborea CoLtitu iitxu izu horseman 1 lint aiaxv 330: 4:30 Harvey Brown William thLthoIm Matwkntrf Avan 11 Chetaw nKn: Markka Alar cU 3 Xorthwind 4 Hoyt and whale the 1 Infer It Union spent a Council of Wy are talking of Reliecca lodge so far signified RESTOKEP TO 5IA5HOOD iwmaio Kinley ys had Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce said yesterday that at the meet ing of the board of directors on Monday af ternoon a committee would probably if ap pointed: to co operate with the bankers' as sociation in securing better mall service for this state "The Chamber of Commerce" Mr Boule! I said "has all along felt that th wire grave discriminations against Michigan and we were represented In the rtTort'made som time ago to bring about imorovtment With the aid of Mr Dick inson the chances of success this time are almost "It is a remarkable said a busi ness man yesterday "that the bunkers did not before they passed those resolutions condemning the present rvicc inv stlgate to see what our postmaster was doing about 1L Though they did net perhaps In tend It a careless reading of ths tetiorta of that meeting vruld lead one to think unless he himself (new the situation that the postmaster wa lax In his duty" Alpettx September Arrived anl i scanat a September BaletgX Tck a Hel? Noyes Lake Erie perts Massachu setts Barnesi Chicavo Ashland raLer "IX otauca Nel sczi Miurtwll LTo lArxKa Interlaken pasa dfoa ore: Sclwyn Eddy Chum blMy Twin Sitxers Australasia Tascnanta Svrvia Moravia Uaki HuriuuL Clnl Ite WHlMiais Lak Erie torts Lcmiwr: aiirixivy rpe water In Niagara river is very Th steanter Ls anchored nader the brek ort Smith Ark September GeorgeMcElroy Henry Hook Charles Hook Dr John McDland and Thomas Stutilbam prominent and representative citizens of the Creek Indian nation hnvc been con victcd in the United States court on four charges of deadly assault and arson Their cases grew out of the attack by viirilanti upon the homes of Bruce and Eugene Miller harborers of outlaws near Jennings April 1G In the light "Dutch John" was killed and Mrs Elizabeth Mll 1 aged 70 and Herman Miller aged 3 were wounded and both of the houses burned The defendants were tried and acquitted of the murder of "Dutch last spring They have been very conspicuous in their warfare upon the bor der Luudji Rappahannock Mani Hall IloiUfftird Al iiafford lnteriakn ran Pueblo Cleared: Hudson Hili Chicago Cuba Green Bay Iroquois Milwaukee Emily Racine Kogers Marine City Aber thn a Mr Olney The loss of 551ni amount of SlM)it originally and The reports from the committees on the officers who have served during the last year commended them all for the diligent and faithful performance of duties A resolution was adopted appointing a committee of live to arrange for the erec tion of a monument at Washington to com memorate the loyal women who served as nurses or in otiv ways aided the soldiers of the union during the relM lllon A resolution was adopted empowering the comman chtef and counsel of admin istration to change the place of holding the next neampment should the railroads or hotels not make satisfactory rates A rule was made permiuirg posts to con solidate as the membership grew less A resolutlon was adopted recommending that congress should pas a law equalizing the pensions of war widows so that ail shall receive at least $12 a month Some of them are now receiving to $1) a month Tile committee on resolutions reported adversely on the resolution asking con gress to tlx a penally on the law regarding the favoring veterans applying for govern mental positions The senior vice commander sutgeon gen eral and junior vice com inander were then installed after which the chaplain and command in chlef were in turn installed Th meeting then adjourned till Septem ber next year in St I'aul In our We shall on TEN IIBLS THE SHREWSMUitr CLAMS received RESH ISH of all kinds DAILY low a Lit Nicut IMflUrtb ZA Eerto most ith and best existing conditions continue or become gravated the quality of service must de preciate Now a small road with a poor service and a long way around can cut into us and take the transportation It is their only way of getting it liecogniz ing their ower in this respect the larger roads are willing to say: will give you a just percentage of our turns based upon your business' That is not unjust the rates are maintained and fewer roads would go into the hands of receivers Then the roads would have to abide by an agree ment NOW an agreement counts for noth ing We have no way of getting any satis faction tor any agreement of the kind is not held legal If it were mad so then it could not violated with Asked about electric roads the president said that electricity would become a mo tive power when It was more economical and serviceable than stam Perhaps that day Is not far off It would do away with smoko and cinders and would be a great benefit in many ways President Ashley will proceed to New York to day eftlser yaebr' was t'be Azale tae beat lis Ixjsita en the St Clair nwr rweatly aaa thl his veraien cf the race: 1 ft 4 ia 14 4 in The fure cast for the next twenty four hours is that the water wHj rmin stationary Boeids toe $3o hav bn gives by th schoon er Iviwninr which Hd ett a bank cad coUlded with th rrearr City of Tol rto and she has It was decided that a special celebration should be held on the next anniversary nf the establishing of the first Grand Army post A resolution was adopted asking congress to make an annual appropriation to defray the expenses of conducting Memorial day exercises in national cemeteries Another was adopted favoring the establishment of a military post at Vicksburg Miss anil for the erection of a soldiers' home at Camp Supply Oklahoma All of the three organizations In session here sent beautiful lloral offerings and com mittees of one from each state to th fu nerals this afternoon of the five victims of Wednesday's explosion The ladies of the A devoted the morning session to considering the action of the national meet ing at Pittsburg last year At 1 to day Judge Edwards re fused to make the Clark Injunction per manent fn the restraining order being dissolved Mrs Clark was ousted and the Relief Corps proceeded with busi ness Independence hall will be the jicrtnanent depository of all the books records and relics of the Grand Army Past Com mander Wagner of Pennsylvania offered this famous old building in the name of the people of Philadelphia at the encamp ment this afternoon and It was accepted An effort was made to abolish the "house of lords" at all future encampmi nti By this all past commanders in cliief would lose their rights to si ata in future ncamp rnents The proposition created a lively discussion but was defeated biting of Janesville Wis elected surgeon general bv acclaina KeV Hill of New Jersey and Thos Iliff of Utah were nomin for chaplain in chief The vote re The roads could operate and legitimate profits naoiea to extena service But BuSalw Cwrn Hnt ctieacc yejte sbgr Th to Cheyenne Wyo September Mrs Ol strom wife of a section foreman saved the westbound fast mail the Vnicn Pacific consisting of two mail cars a day coach and a Pullman sleeper from a prob able frightful wreck near Wolcott Sta tion six miles from Rawlins While alone at the' section house she discovered that a wooilea bridge spanning a small guilt crossed by the track was burning The fast mail nearly an hour late was approaching at a high rat of speed endeavoring to make up lost time Mrs Olstrom ran down the truck and ilaeged the train which was stopped within thirty feet of the blazing bridge The timters were burned to such an extent that th train would have car ried down the bridge The overland fiver and fast freights following the fast mail were delayed five hours The passengers on the fast mail made up a purse of $io for the woman Washington September The details for th payment of the Mora claim have been deflnitcly arranged and th draft prepare for transfer to morrow it will call for th equivalent In English pounds sterling of will be signed by Mr Lnipny de Lome as Spanish minister ma le payable to Mr Olney as secretary of state and will fie drawn upon Spain's financial agent In London Mr De lajme in person will Land the not to Acting Sec rtary Ade who as such will have au uwniy 'u Jorse me sence ot from the agreed upon is due to the 'difference tvcen the value of tiie Spanisn pso the American gold dollar luu fancy thoiougiily sage at 7c eacn wfcwl IsaI taken on coni at an jusky Instead of doing this the steamer tn the dangerous roath passage for Cedar Point aai struck the criminate against these heroes of the re bellion on account ol their age This was brought about by the fact that many civil service boards In Chicago Washington and other large cities have put an age limit on applicants tor examination In this way many able bodied old soldiers have ben shut out The resolutions were vehement in their demand that an exception should be made in favor ot veterans Another matter of interest was the adoption of a resolution lavorirg the placing of tings upon every public school building and in troducing military drill in the public school curriculum The camp further declared itslf against long parades and marches at future en campments This was brought about on ac count of tho large number of veterans ho are becoming too old and feeble to en dure them The Daughters of Veterans elected the following national officers: Mrs Ellen Walker Worcester Mass president Mrs Alice Ingram 111 senior vice president Mary Brown Sjiokane Wash junior vice prcsIJent: Miss Lizzte Kimball itchburg Mass secretary: Ida Allen Newton Mass treasurer Miss Anna Red ding Lincoln Neb chaplain Miss Mary Egerton Chicago ill inspector Miss Kate Connor Allegheny mustering and Installing officer Miss Annie Schmid of St Igjuis Miss Gladys oster of Hiawatha Ks: Minnie Trescott Alliance Miss Eveline Monroe Worcester Mass and Julia Croft Cleveland trustees or inner guard Alice Knowlton of West Med ford Mass and Cora Owens of remont Neb were elected Lillian Wood of Connersville la was chosen musician Ashley of New York president of the Wabash Railroad Chas Hayes of St Louis vice president Wells II Blod gett of St Louis general counsel and John Otteson of New York secretary ar rived in the city yesterday from Chicago Mr Ashley and his party were seen last evening at the Cadillac have finished with our annual meeting at St said the president "and I am on my way to New York We have made a two days' Inspection 'of the road and find it In the best not that we thought to find it otherwise "I was a good deal surprised as well as gratified to note the magnificent com fields through Illinois and Missouri and believe we will have an unprecedented crop The conditions throughout the country are improving While the agricultural people feel the assurance ot such magnificent re sults prosqierity is bound to follow They buy upon the just expectation of the re turns they anticipate from their labors and so trade Is receiving a new impetus To my mind the entire land seems awaken ing with a new impetus and all this taik about millions of gold going out of the country amounts to nothing What if it is going out? What difference docs $30iXI0u9 in gold rmtke to us? When we want ft Loci it will come When our goods go to them it will come back our cotton crop is to be heard from There is plenty of money and the best and soundest of money in the land Money can be procured at an exceedingly low rate of interest in the money Here Mr Hayes called attention to a certain source where $SiXOOT'J was lying idle and could probably be had for 1 per cent This being a private matter the president thought it not advisable to dis cuss it and continued: "The free silver sentiment I think is dying out and the time has come when a fuller appreciation of sound money is being felt There may fie some taik about free silver but I trust it may not be an issue in the campaign No: thcr is plenty of money here The condition ot the coun try's finances has no alarming features Everything with us as a nation I now be lieve to rs as serene as a summer day so mr as our nuances are concernm "How is It with the railroads Nir tvas asked "Of course there are too many roads orty per cent of the railroad age of the country is in the hands Wnlieficld Veteran Minister an! Old JhiMUi Plead Pittsburg Pa September IX Rev Dr Samuel Wakefield the veteran Methodist minister died to day at West Newton Dr Wakefield was said to be the oldest Mason and the oldest preacher of the Methodist Episcopal! church and likely the oldest of any denomination in the world He has been a member of the Ma sonic fraternity for almost seventv five years His children are all Dr career as a Methodist minis ter is a part of th history of western His principal theological work Theology" has become a classic in the lifetime of the Methodist Episcopal church The time of the funeral nus not yet teen aectaea upon and Is now tying at Sandusky The hwy leaks Indicate that her bottom wil ehewed up She is bound up coat and will prob ably dock I at tils pc rt or Port Huron the ay i i ccmmacled by Capu Kendall ripe and sweet each ripa sad sweet Washington September IX Dr Wyman surgeon general of the marine hospital ser vice speaking of the cholera In Honolulu said to day that the quarantine service on the ci lie coast Is in a very good condi tion Every port of entry has been inspect ed by a regular marine hospital officer and a compliance with the treasury regulations assured The marine hospital service has quai amine establishments at Port Town send Wash San DJeco Cal and a com plete quarantine plant at San rancisco with regular officers of the service in charge At Harbor Wash there is a sanitary inspector of the murine service and one also at Empire City on The Co lumbia river which includes the ports of Portland and Astoria On are in charge of state officers who are acting under spe cial Instructions Issued by the marine hos pital service At Eureka Cal mere is a regular sanitary inspector A regulation has been issue! re garding the disinfection of all baggage from all ports of th Orient including Hawaii The United States const! at Yokohama has a physician to assist him in the inspection of vessels Dr Wyman wrote tn the chief quarantine officer of Canada to inquire what had been done with regard to protecting the north ern frontier from immigrants comins by th way ot British Columbia He was inform ed that the Canadian authorities had been forestalled by the steamship companies who as long ago as July had refused to bring Japanese immigrants because of fear of detention of vessels werk a cmnrs were InfomsJ to dy taat tty qst wait Ze their pay until jx 17 years The report of the committee on pensions 'after reviewing the work accomplished by the soldiers of the union during th war and laws passed in their behalf says: some quarters the old soldier has come to le looked Ukii in the light of a burden Instead of a great and patriotic privilege as he should still appear when viewed In his true character to this wholly unworthy of a great and patriotic construc tions have been put upon the laws wise and just in themselves by and under which burdens and restrictions have Isen Im posed upon those illy able to stand up un de them The just provisions authorized have been grudgingly doled nut as though the law passed in the Interests of the tet siont as a just recognition of the obliga tions of the country were criminal laws to construed and the public ix ne ficlaries thereof were public enemies or parasites seeking admission to tho treas ury of the United After commenting further uon the jus tice of the pension laws and the purpose for which they were passed the report con tlnue "We demand for our comrades the just due which the country gladly concedes No niggardly cutting down of ctisions under the guise of reissues no partial and grudg ing allowances that cut here and pare there will meet with the full measure of duty that th country owes to its surviving he The fall meeting of the Detroit presby tery will open at Wyandotte Monday even ing Rv Mr Uarey ot Grosse rointe the moderator will call the meeting to order Robert McCasky of Toledo has bought fifty acres of land from Geo Clark and will erect a saw mill Miss Campbell the new teacher In the Wyandotte public schools will participate in the entertainment in the Methodist church next week Mrs Sarah Green who died at the Eastern Michigan asylum was buried at Wyandotte yesterday rcil Wahowickv the boy ho fell from a tree and Injured himself died yesterday morning The Elbley Quarry Co ar dredging a slip on their property just south of Wyan dotte It will Ihs ten feet deep and sixty feet wide and is for tho purpose of mak ing a iidunjr ion neir Siows iai ivrs ail councils of tn National pleasant hour with Riddle andotte last night Wyandotte old ellows organizing a Daughter of A numlier of ladies have thelE lntentlon of joining anything He is have more than months of silence a project that he I ng ton and wh ashlnRton announced that was a fair way of realization or perhaps had I accomplished' What Is your plan of reform for this time of leaving New York faster trains and a shorter route The train against which the complaints are made leaves the metropolis some time close aft 9 In the evening Our mall is trans ferred at Buffalo to th Lake Shore road which takes It to Toledo whence It comes to Detroit arriving here at about 6 o'clock in the evening Or course It is too late to do anything then ard It lies over in the of fice all night My idea is to have it leave New York an hour or two earlier It seems to me that the Michigan Centra! through Canada and direct to Detroit is a much shorter route than th roundabout south shore road Then at Buffalo I would put on a corps of Detroit mail clerks tor with their knowledge of the city and its people the are much more competent to du the work than strangers let them sort it out on the train so that when it arrives In Detroit say at 1 or 2 in the after noon none too early it would be ready for immediate distribution "There has been ro improvement In this service so far as Detroit Is concerned in the last fifteen years and it is time that something was done for the rapidly growing city Mind I do not want to appear as criticising my superior officers I am merelv giving my idea of the situation born of years ot observation may rest assure! that Mr Dickin son and myself are doing all that can be dene by two men But let the people of Detroit keep at it week jn and out and let them secure the co operation of their ast ern correspondents who 1 should thinkhave just as much at stake in the matter as they and it will all come about In goo 1 time There are undoubtedly reasons such as press Ot work etc that prevent tho Washington people from getting at the mat The principal exports to this rais Postmaster Enright Is well pleased with the recent action ot the Michigan Bankers' Association in appointing a committee to urge upon the iostofiiee authorities nt Washington the necessity ot a better mail service from the east to this city and in cidentally to the slate ''Whether th' bankers can accomplish final results I can not said the postmaster yesterday "bitt whatever they do will have a goo 1 cffccL began work on this line as far back as last April and have been ham mering away' at It eyer since In one way or another At that time I wrote to the de partment as strorg a letter as I could draw up Informing the Imminent necessity of better service from the east that most important of all regions to our manufacturers bankers clothing mcr chants newspapers our municipal officers in fact all forms ot business! "Long ago I enlisted the aid of Don Dickinson who is well fitted to take up a mutter of this kind because of his acquain tance and Influence tviih the jx'ople at Washington and his Intimate knowledge of the workings of the department of which be was once the head Mr Dick inson went at it with his customary en ergy and It Is possible he will effect the reform we are after He alone can do mor good I think than anyone else or any body of men though as I have said any action that any influential man or body of men in this city can take will be of ighL" "What promises does Mr Dickinson hold out?" "None at all He Is not a man to promise a man or action tor 1 once noticed that after and seeming idleness in had taken up at Wash cverybody had suptosed a little telegram from rail milv of a receiver This is a matter of which thepubllc is generally cognizant The reasons? state cutting is prominent among them Yes I emphatically think that the rail roads should pool their interests in the matter of freight rates and that congress should pass an act with provisions for them doing so in a legitimate manner Such a measure was introduced in the house at Washington and passed by an over whelming majority It was not reached in the senate and so the matter has to be dropp'd for the time being With such a pooling of interests rales would not be so cut that there are no profits in trans portations We could all do a business on a fair basis and a properly authorized commission acting for the people would sum rvise our operations in this regard I do not believe that any commission should tlx the rates that matter should rest with the loads but redress for iny injustice to the people could be had in the 1 ah tnis it seems to me would ie desirable fair so be possible positively sell only stock eXL adapted for medicinal family RICH WELL MATURED WINS' KT BRANDIES and GIN Tas AngelesCal September William Busby tho negro who sent a bottle of poisoned win to James Gardner and there by caused tho deaths of Thompson am! Martin who drank the wine has been arrested Busby says he wanted to kill Gardner so that he could secure his position Best goods jarompt and affable treatment of all customers has and is dally brlttfu inc us thousands of new patrons The place to do your buying is at In RESH VEGETABLES We will offer 1 ov doz YOUNG TENDER Evergreen CORN at 10c per doz INE IJI TOMATOES 250 large heads of CAULILOWER at 5c each Elegant Egg Plants at 5c each ive bushels Lima Beans at Uc per quart In fact the most complete assortment of fresh vegetables of al kinds raised in our own gardens at Grouse Re at the lowest possible rice Very white and thoroughly crisp CEL ERY at 25c per doz In Our LORAL DEPT We shall sell to day: fanev fresh CUT beautiful ROSB at 5tk! per doz (Same as are sold in £ow stores for $1 and $1 25A ancy Chrysanthemum Asters at 25c fa Natural Gan The second main between Kingsville Detroit Will be onrentefea Many people who laid in their coal supply during the summer will save it and use natural gas next winter since being assured of an unlimited guppty 3nd two independent pit? lines from th gas fields The Detroit Gas Company expects a tre mendous rush when cold weather sets In and recommends to thoe who require me ters set for future use to book their orders now that It may have time to provide themiSraitl otherwise there may be delay in tilling orders later in the season Departed: Morley a td suited in favor of Iliff The report of the committee on pensions was similar to that of last year and was unanimously adopted PALATE AND STOMACH DICTATE WHERE TO BUY EATABLES will le content with STALE SHEL WORN Groceries such a bankrupt "or usually contain Even as a gift they ate expensive as it will cost too much 11 medicine to rectify the evil effect caused by partaking of stale eatables THE GI1EATEST BLESSING of life is good health and that cannot be unless you EAT THE EEsT I OOD STRICTLY RESH AND WHOLESOm? Thousands of families have experienced that there Is only ONE PLACE where everything can be obtained STPJCiLI IRST CLASS ALWAYS PEgij AT HOCK 'BOTTOM PRICES and that is Asra a tauncti aoath Cnkauto day LwdeJ at Dctola 3SCS er Thl The popular smoke of to lay "Pro Pa 3c Cigars it September Up: Gliertst 30 Ust niSht: Sauber wliJohn wk and whatehaek 4 4 and whaleback 7:3 San tfies Ke1wfnr fi Shelln Ixwn: Unital Kmpire last nlchf Tor rent earthy 11:3 Kirby 2:30 a kUf Aicol 2 Johnsen i Corsica 4 Grecian 5 ISH AND GATIE DEPT special drive to day i to which we have bv exuress at Vc I cr doz i VTCti rrc v' In CIGARS We offer large lines of the finest kvr ERS at CUT PRICES Sandusky September Cleared 5 Yankee Jvpiter tight Lorain ept mter 13 Cleared: Lansing Du luth coal Ashtabula September 13 Arrived: Thcmaa Parker Sh nanligh Josephine Ranney Clear ed: al Bosedale ort William Wa ra Decker Kerehaw Moonlight Kent Mar quette Waabtoara September Iximbr: lediqawar I san Ni! Stephenaon iler Cnteare Tolelo Sqaeektr 13 Arrived: WaubamiteB Cleaned: Globe Napi" Iraluth Arthur Mint towe Cuba Montreal Wyofrinc Au Sable 1'c rt Arthur Departed: Oge mar sl conaort Clevektcd IX Arrtrt tr jw vereux Kalkaska Cleared mrceralX 4 Mert ur 7 Harvey HrmvriS I Scranton 1 last night: Tcpeka t' Bartlett and consort Drake 11: Delaware 4:21 a Porter and consort 513t Buffalo Salma and consort rrW roatenae (Tbemsnc Vm north fight etnr Shuck 11:20 Necsho 12:40 ra: Syracuse 1 lint 2:20: SL Joseph and evnsgrt 3:10 McGregor Verona and an a rt 3:30 Harl nx btlO Saranac Perret and Oil barce 3 IU4wrt Packer 5: NeUe Torrent and aeHd Starke wind northeast treoh esoudy nSUAXP CANAL That Colborae September 13 Up: Pueblo TO DAY WE OER fancy thcrougmy Are yen ervou and weak and gloomy specks befc eyes task tveas and kidney watermelons at 12 3 toils of fancy CONCORD RAPES Z't per lb 'kiso Immense quantircs of Dciava Catawba Elviras and Niagara at CIA EST PRICES baskets large fancy late Crawford PEACHES at 50 each Also a line lot of eating PEACHES at 23c aehlngton Septemtier 13 Spe cial) The late Commissioner Marshal Mc Dorald of the fish commission felt great ly interested in the Atlanta exposition and 'vas preparing plans and making arrange ments for the government exhibit from his uvpartnient He visited various southern points and enlisted the service of fisher men and fish dealers intending to secure specimens of all the rarest food and gam fish of the south as well as of many of th more curious fishes which excite so much wonder and admiration Mr Ra venel will carry out as far as possible Dr carefully elaborated plans Eight thousand square feel ot space ar allotted to him He will fill It with aqua rium tanks and sea grottoes with fish hatcheries and air pumps and with repre sentatives of all the tlrst families from finland There will be angel fishes and devil fishes parrot fishes and rabbit fishes sea bats and tdeclrie eels and beautiful tropica! and subtropical creatures from the gulf Besides black bass and bream red snappers and mullet with salmon carp and blcnntes will abount on every side Eu en Eocanabo Daiutb Superior September 13 Arrived: Spn (cvr IV nnlngtou Carry Iron Inike Iran ik rd Ketcham and eonw ns la part Stone edora rr truiTal i Leuty Jackcnn I kk Erie Aurora Adams Bulgaria Lewttrn Gw bic Iran King Mix is woven ergt rus Stevens Schuylkill I Burtatrft Light dyrnpf A hlnn ncratne September Arrived Cortis ossett ReM Edwards Ladington Mich September IX Cleared: a TTtrit Sandusky rn Ray steptemtr Cleared: ilast South Chicago September 13 Arrived: Mar ina Ciearea: ayette Brown laXTau Harbers: MeVrttle derm burg Laka Sanaa EaffMa KHdezhoue Buffalo Erie September IX Arrived: Dundee Ket cham and barges 101 tuX Plankinton Spinner Tty of Berlin Wissahickon Cleared: Neshoto Chicago coal Maythaua Sheboygan coal Ctl bylm tV Chisholm Masala Duluth Maaoia Olympia Mariposa Matoa Wallula 131 Cleveland: Lass He Chtcaao Buffalo September 13 Arrived Masoaaolt Marion Pantner Aberdeen Sacramento Benson Russell Ar nac Buekeye State oany rtose tnun como Wyvmlnr Davidson Toledo Andrews den Sutrtor Chleagi reptember 13 Arrived: Schoolcraft Langeli ISeys Coms toe arwell Tintoins Helena Pfcka nd Marengo Hadley Cleared: St Ltwr or Keteharn Boyee Buffalo Denver Ogdensburg School er ft Duluth Cheboygan Sptmbr 13 Arrived: Grohi Cleared: Allegheny Tonawanda Manist September Sailed: Tyson San Gladstone September Toklo ItatTalo IJetiL Col Charles A Wykoff Nine teenth Infantry has received Instructions to prMX ed to Mackinac Island for th purpose of Inspecting and condemning nil government property at that place rank Durham Company Nineteenth Infantry has been oider by th secretary of war to be dlscharg from th rervice under what Is known as th twelve ycar act The general court martial which has Loen In session at the ost during the past week in the case of Private Duffy Com pany finished its work yesterday but as th proceedings will have to have the approval of the department commander before promulgation it Is not known what the finding of the court was The new system of paying th troops of the army will be given tt trial next month Paymasters of the different army depart ments will make out checks which will 1 forwarded to post commandera who will distribute the checks to their respect ive commands Among a few posts an other system will tried that of for warding a check of large enough denomi nation payable to the post commander to pay 11s entire The last Harbor Springs sleep ing car for this season via will leave ort Stre Union station at sJJ Saturday September 11th We rx Henkvl race The was av rw toeing boi lag that Me yacht ets got in rarieg trim ettber rurarle engine or tffeL HqMue iulste4 tut mrt with refusal Wteen wet setiiOK netuty te ge the yacitt rrat4 as tbe seen anti tbe wamer aniwuncetf tbst be woe Ing to Axa a anyway Mr Recite asked ae What he had better do arrt 1 advised Aim to go abead and bat the Botflu if he eosid stowly down river until abont a mile ie'ow the Oafctan I IV 1 wtirn beth yachts betng erm Hbrtens rxa cut or the bow ot his boat and stxrazs I Et us that was gains open oct Mr Henkel ecevptet and the ergtneer let'' lir out kink two oil with tbs result that tho bsbottl hwt rvere't off era and we bad to eiow down and the Bonita went era and as in lar gsate rt her owner In tbe race ot £Iutn miles the Azalea beat the Bonita half a length Nvw Mr Heukef ia aroused and is only awalt mcmLig life'es distrustful lack energy ambition' Our THE STRAITS Mackinaw City ember Doan: Llall To (lay will offer: 2VJ pounds of fine plump young CHICK ENS at 19c per lb lv pair of fanev quality SPRING BROILERS at 12c per lb ar not i ankrunt stock but RESHLY DRESSED and SELECTED by the AMOUS ALTIS POULTRY CO of DctrolL Alec an e'ecant lot of young Turkeys Gr se and Ducks at rock bottom prices CHA Mill'll tiMlil'JlCi: DIRECTORS WILL ACT IV MATTER In RESH RUIT V'E SHOW STOCK such as is shown no LLTROIT er tx night ji a Washington September The products which Spain exports to The ted states form the subject of a recent report by Consul Genera! Bowen He says the average of these export is about 53 500000 per year while the imports of Amer ican articles into Spain is about fl'ODI 000 xr year country are garlic oil wines grapes Ins almonds filberts olives anise fron fleppvr brandv liouors onions serves syrups glucose mineral waters and pastes for soups Mr Bowen says that the American tariff on wines is so nearly prohibitory that it has caused an almost ccmpk te cessation of the shipments of Spanish wines to the United Stat except sherry A consider able trade has continued in this wine but that is falling off owing to the competi tion from California The same is true of raisins and other grapes "In he say looks as if the exports of Spain to th United States will decrease from all ports except from Barce lona" Mr Tioven Is of opinion however that the Imports from the United States will increase "as the demand here for cotton petroleum and staves grows every vear and as the Americans are persistent in their efforts to introduce other such as wheat lard agricultural imple ments and sewing Licenses Theodore Swiezkowekl 2a Iletroit Mary Sointneka In ram Juiiua gcbultz 2s Detroit Albertina Weiss ame 1'rosper I While Ti Ont ine nun eon luityman James Hostetter iutbr 21 Alvlngton Ont A'T'r'2 fc jAer and Lou UrOj last nigki TaUK Mizt 11 2 Nlnlxara and ea ly Jeaaetse JTtnee ritnu ibiar uL L' Craig Tlrga Orr at indeer 1330: 1 SkthKaiugev I Jacd 2:20 Haxen 313 Chfriiwii '4 Lin a Alaska Nonb brara Nahant Aj Brazil 3r Morl Easts SH thoroughly ripe and tender BEE AND LAMB made the reputation of UR the CHOICEST in the land Highest of all in Leavening Latest Report Absolutely kjbe Michiiren and lAk uperinr Transportation Gt is lytrg on hi deathbed at Waukegan a vic tim of pnenmonla Capt jence isn pioneer and owner of steam veel on th like He owned an ln rest in the steamer Lady Iftgln at the time of her leoa He is now 74 years tI oge Th apparent slowheza In the movement of ran is said be due to the sarcity of cars and delays la loading and unloadine A five detention vat the lake port unloading ie eomna ur tiraa reason few bouts are tel ng chartered al the roirtz rate 4l cnt As all th large owners are bolding ff the I is that the rate will sooa be forced up The 4A ft st amer Victory arrived tn Arhta bola TurrEy morning with a little more than 3UA gross tons of re fourteen ft drain end on Wednesday left with a full ksd of raft eoal Tle work ot tmloodhuc or was begun at 62P1 Tuesday momtng and at 7 Wed nesday tnornine the rtesmer left th car dump init plant with her coal cargo Th working Ume ter tech rarrnra eras eighteen hours In its September notice mariners tha zrnaH charts ewtalnisK th results snm th tn vest teat ions and of the I M'chl ran Jo a and July will shown: Lake MJrbtean Iftehardr rf kH MIe end Nine foot shoals Porte de Mortes and the vicinity of Waugoehanc itehthr tise Lake Huron Kiacle reef and Martin reef Thusr masters too do not receive this nettee may get it by writing to the Cblrago Cleveland office "It is but qtxestlcn cf ttrre" sab! a well known tos st vessel owner yesterday "when the Mnt A pete Marquette read will be forcer! tn substitute large car ferries for the irtn( sczew seoamera that earry freight an paeaenirera tor soes Lak Xtehtgan The Toledo Ann Arbor A North Mtehtean road has proved that uzte te longer an experiment but a pro noisra1 rut err The former rr xl is I alng steadily on short ril espec tally because th transfer rf freight at otli rides of I he take that with Ann Arbor road la carried acruzs in ears without breaking bulk" A conuaat has just been by A Harna CleolMHdo ftor mrw trnproYmntM and additional rt hand ifr machinery on tbe nnarlvatte'r rj ol Ariitabuta harbor The new work win involve ebange In tn of tha sllsw tht a 111 admit ot ore steamers of the ta est class renrtitug No 2 dock the number ot rir will thrive so that a ship carrying about 4 00 grr of we anry taaded in a tfay When these improve ments are completed the docks at Aahtal uta on roiled by Hanna Co will hav fact II rtra for handling llOWi tans of vrB and per Columbia Al ra ibAikb Ca" r'l4riatu: 3 Barnett l20 Mary are as a 'Aao CANDIES Without any question the most and purest offered anywhere in AmeS Don't spend a cent for anythin fine unless you go to Buffalo September The rsearaer Hnrci Marine Notes City lumber laden parted her wheel ctoataa go The steamer Vulcan completed repairs at Du rave thfs mr ynefw plmia ytrday Ten damaged plate were re down zhe Kream fetching cn Bird Ix £Bove1 reef Tuga released her and towed her "Th Eirckhea4 and ccnwii Africa and cort the breakwater whr wer taade and schooners Sunrise and Mediator were when the tamer proceeded to atZ I chartered at Port iron yesterday 1 is aam that several good alct or Iron or nave lately been made at prices that can star 1 the contriue advances in ca: ry tag Te are attracting the multitude of fofa of fin home made baking Our pm BINS ROLLS ANGEL OOD PEWS 'PPLE and PLUM COEE CAKE BD TER RINGS MACAROONS tir aa uperb Mar ini Ha tgat Wa str 4'0 1 1W vauiuatik 24 Kitbam PORT HVHuN Ifarcrn 13 L'n: Ira i ii 7r i Ward cf anl Iron a cerprit Sasloaw aiiev Whitak 40 7: as aTta ortan aM nrth: Latei Sazon Nahant Cambria 11 rxn Northern Queen Monteagle Inra 2 Ketcham Mont S0 Brazil 3 Cadillac Colgate and consorts 1:10 Crate 3 Wolf Saw er an consorts Mohegan Ming Cuabcr tand and consort A tams otr taper and ewnsrj' ll3rt Movklng blri Sag! naw Hy City of Alpena itnck tfhd German Uganda ic3 2 Quinby Lillie Smith Africa and ecnrt Bir hra and ba HL ac i city ot Nw planet Dmro a "1 ron ort try Am ilt frorii' Tcrte John Mott wtad north! CALIORNIA WINES i Such as ZINANDEL PORT ANGErjei SWEET CATAWBA Muscatel StC? quart bottle EMIMON" a very fancy old Claret at io 50 per case 'jT ST JULIAN CLARET at $7 In Rhine Wines we carry in stock fi celebrated brands "Manskopf A Sons Sichel Sons and Nicholas Muller fromBs per case upwards SEITEMBEIS 14 Sil" KERGAN DETROIT cc the tug Cuyter He reported that Capt Mos ier the Cuyjer ft us I the Cayuga without and Capt Held put on the diving salt and descended tu cule an exaxntaatloo In alt he went Coan eight urn and explored the wreck thoroughly ttl fostei the Cayuga lying in an easy Capt Held said "She was well over cn her side and in firri ciass condition Not a deek house or ray port of fcer Is gon and I anticipate no xrootale in rairiny her" Even the pail racks on the deckhouse were tn plane and Catpt Reid broegift ashore with fctai more Thus It went cn each ya hr surtr5 a fit" until finaBy both were at Lxeir txxt "We had thus gone along with ths Azalea hetjar i in Arrived QuluLv Utrckbea i arpi ps fl ij 8 I If SB' I Ik" z' I irriiabie padpitatksi In urine eyes sunken poor meinory care varicocele Lire! in REUND ALL MONEY PAID t3Nc names without writ ten coneent HIOOO paid fur any case we lake nnI ennnot cure i yes i'dfrd ta K8 elv I I cn fieanily reer inxnnJ txzbem to aricocele Cured made life I was eyes ixakeru basbfal Hi htn no ambition The L4S Shelby Street MICS OriJee hours a to bundays 1G to 12 and 2 to 4 fl 19 99 9 90 99 ti Legal Blanks Jp iiinnorn nif 11 I a llgwiii rJ 'ni I.