ppmmitmA ^ University Libr»rv •« I^ THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
VOLUME XXIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, JULY 23, 1897. NUMBER 5i;
SHALL IT BE FREE TEXT BOOKS? The country is now breathlessly BOOTH-TUCKER COLONY. The tariff may not be a tax. but the Prosperity has been discovered in THE DEMOCRAT. It will be necessary for the people awaiting the adjournment of congress, Booth-Tucker has gone to New Mex Dingley tinkers are ''taxing" the pa-Alaska and people are going there by PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. of Ann Arbor to decide by ballot which will be the most auspicious leo and Arizona to select lands for tience of the country- the shiploads. whether they will have free text books event since the adjournment of Michi- the colonization of the homeless waifs CHAS. A. WARD, EDITOR AND PBOP in the grades of the city schools below gan's rowdy legislature. whom the Salvation .Army gathers i;i II has probably been noticed that When the Hon. Mark Hanna reads the high school or pass under the juris- the great cities. Rockefeller is sni.l everyone of President McKinley's ap- the glowing reports of gold discoveries TEEMS: $1.00 PER YKAR. diction of tihe Graham-Forsythe uni- Detroit's new school superintendent I.) be willing to furnish the money pointments carries with it a great and prosperity in Alaska, he says, "I form text book law. This question proposes to make his ten strike in the with which t(- irrigate the arid lands number of disappointments. told you so!" should be (Seetded at the annual school primary and gram-mar grades. If all upon which it is proposed to locate, (lection, which is only a little, over a reports are true, that is whew? some Here is a proposition of some merit. The powers still insist, on an accept- It is suspected that the effective v.'ork can be dour in Aui; Entered at Ann Arbor Postoffiou as Secon mouth distant. It will tee the duty -of Those lands only need the magic atrce by the sultan of their frontier tior. companies are not paying out any Ctasa Mail .Mutter. the school board to sulmiit. this ques- Arbor. touch of water to become one of tin-lme, and the sultan still insists on not hush money for the purpose of sur- tion to the qualified electors. It should choice garden spots of the country. accepting it. And so the matter pressing reports of the Klondike gold- OFFICE: TIMES BLDG., S. MAIN ST be fully discussed before the decision Detroit papers are 'wondering how The climate is warm, but clear, dry stands. discoveries. is made. The Democrat favors free the ice dealers of Ann Arbor.can each and delightful. Doctors and drug rPUe "rettfrn-lng pToaspeatty" harpis text books. Its cohumTs. however, are handle fifty tons of ice a flay. How? stores would lind mighty poor With 2S.mn Spanish troops in the The Massachusetts Sound 'Money should ISLS aside the eteinged for open to the other side and it invites We are a cool, conservative people. picking. But it requires more than hospitals and the remainder of the 1.' ague thinks that this country could wind iustimnrent. It would be mor discussion, Now, do yon understand? fertile soil io plant a successful col- army growling on short rations, the easily sell one hundred millions of in his lime. ony. In this case'money to construct Cuban patriots should be able to makt gold bonds every year for seven yea is Fatmlous stories of .'the new Alaskan The Toledo Bee has been purchased the irrigating canals and support tin life a tourden for Weyler. and thus redeem and retire the $700,- It is not a regular entertnin-:nen gold fields are wafted from the Pacific by Mr. NagJey Cochran and Mr. Frank ccionists during the season of waiting 000,000 of greenbacks and silver cer- that Mark Hanna willput on in Ohi Coast. I'lidoubTedly these stories Ohl. Both gentlemen are "onto tlieir fov the first crop must be an import- Speaker Reed has- called upon the tificates outstanding. This will be a 'this fall. It's just a rehearsal for th largely spring from the fertile brains job" and the Bee will continue :n the ant factor of success. Some knowl- ar.gust senators to slide off their perch. pleasing bit of information for those Democratic victories of 1898. OJ" enterprising newspaper reporters. future as It iias in the past to plant edge of husbandry on the part of the Will they slide? Mr. Reed has demon- who want to make safe investments But should, there •prove to be some its stinger 'where it vill do the most colonists will also be essential. But strated his ability to run the house, in government bouds, but how does it The glad hand that goes out froi small modicum of truth in these tales good—for the Dtmocracv. above all other requirements will be lie should be able to round up thestrike the tax-ridden farmer? the Republican wigwam to every goi cf untold wealih the country will be the determination upon the part of senate. Democratic, gathering is evidence o created to a practical demonstration According to .the dispatchc-s the these who embark in the enterprise to The ruling price oi' the best grade of tli*' esteem in which the assistant bod. of a, principle that th? silverite stren- "quickened .spirit"' that came to some take what comes and rough it out un- And now the word comes from soft coal at present is $2.50 and ^2.7"5. is hel'd by the parent organization. uously insisted upon and the goldltes of the Christian Endeavorers in Santil the success which is bound to fol-Cleveland that a tinplate miU Ins This is called the best grade, but it is- Vigorously denied in the campaign last Francisco was of so ardent a nature low continued perseverance in a wjrk closed down, on account of a strike of what is known as mine run, or the- Now that the Dingley tariff ha fsII—that the price of gold is regulated that the .buwien was too great to carry of that kind is reached. Neither the employees, right in the face of the coal just as it comes out—an unscreen- reached its full growth the Democra by the supply of and the demand for and the burdened ones landed in themoney, nor experience, nor the co-new tariff. Mr. Dingley shouia call ed mixture of lump 'ind slack.- The* that metal. police court to the great scandal of would inquire of the assistant Rop operation' of a colony :-s absolutely nec- for a revision. price before the beginning of the the great gathering. lican Clulb how it likes the plaut 1 If it shall prove to be true that goM essary for the success of the man who strike was S2.10. It is the opinion lias so carefully watered and 'ioui is found in such quantities in Alaska wants to secure a free hold in the Should the half that is published of generally that hereafter the present Is hod. that a man call wash out §5,000 per The man who want* the cauine Lribe west and is content to follow the sim- rate will rule, and, of course, the deal- the new Alaskan mines provj true, ' day. it does not require very acute wiped from the face of the earth, a,id ple routine of rural life. It is safe to there will be such a slump in the ers wili make something while they OUT Republican friends should no perceptive faculties to perceive that it the man who don't want any sucii assert that the great majority of home- price of gold that the "honest money" have a chance. They claim there was •overlook the fact that the "silve 'in only a question of a very shout thing, the lady who wants somebody owners west of the Missouri river to- inn will be as anxious to demonetize little or no opportunity before the «r,ize" which they put to sleep las time when the purchasing power of to row her up and down the placid day .have faced the serious problem of it as they were in 1S57. strike, so low was the price. The coal fall is gathering strength while 1 tr>oney made of that metal will de- bosom of the Huron, and the urchin building a home in the wilderness wii.i dealers and the miners ought to join. *}eeps. cline, or in other words the puces of who wishes to disport his limbs in its less capital than is possessed by the If Japan and Spain have combined hands, if this be true. commodities computed in gold dollars classic waters, the fellow who poisons average day laborer in Ann Arbor to- to take a hand in our little American •will rise. sparrows .and .the old maid who is An occasional glance at the editovi.i day. Grit and perseverance is the game, they should understand that Tl'.e Chicago Times-Herald intimate concerned albout the safety of her cat. columns of the Detroit Free Pres The same phenomena was observed best capital the pioneer and the colon- Uncle Sam has no limit when he plays tl'.at Tannerism is worse than ever lends us to think that the proprietor, after the gold discoveries of Australia and divers and sundry other persons ist can have. But right here is where and they had better buy red chips a-id Altgeldasm was in its worst form. It of that .journal believe there is mouej and California. From 1S49 down to who have .grievances to air and axes the stick will come with Booth-Tucker. do mighty little bluffing. says: in catering to the widespread demau tin- date of the demonetization of sil- \o grind, have spoken their piece in He may have unbounded resources .it "Tanner's distribution of offices for liction. ver- in 1S73 the price of gold steadily The Times this week and the his command. He may have laborer Government, is right and jnst and among known thieves, his ratification declined. At that time silver enjoyed is familiar 'with their stories, all of galore in his vineyard and manage proper just so long as it maintains the of bills passed by the foulest corrup- the same privileges as gold in thewhich goes to show that The Times 1 tion ever 'heard of in this cyuntry, his The assertion of the goldits pr.es them with consummate skill. Every rights of its subjects. When it fails mints of the great commercial coun- is the greatest newspaper south of the safeguard against disaster may be to do this the constituted authority insolent vetoes of measures Intended that gold is more stable in value thai tries and exerted to the full amount Ann Arbor Democrat and Ilausfreund. for the benefit of the people, 'nave sibver lacks the endorsement of tin thrown out and clinched. But if hisshould be reformed or abolished and a in existence, the same effect upon the made a place for him in the coate npt statistics gathered by the United colony is not made up of men ami new authority instituted in its plrtce. value of money. The effect of the In the circle of speculators it is gen- women who are willing to fpresake of the public. t:> which no future gov- States treasury department. demonetization of silver was to re- erally believed that the standard oil forever the allurements of city life, its The bicyclists are complaining that ernor, we are glad to say, will dare to strict the supply of metalic money and trust is rapidly absorbing the sugar aspire." Mark Hanna's rubber stamp is s.ik failure is foreordained. And these some party or patties are of hue scat enhance its value. Extensive gold trust A lot of sugar stock has lately Since the above appeared in the to be the engine, that destroys tin lii.ds \vH' ha-e the same effect upon conditions will be hard to fulfill. It terrag tacks and broken glass en the been ;bought on Standard Oil account. s, ; uls nice to talk to the destitute roads and sidewalks. If the bikers Times-Herald Mayor Harrison has- tapes of hosts of able bodied patriot. the price of money as the remonetiza- the sugar .people apparently offering who would like to labor in McKi-ih-y' :tinl despairing of the crowded cities will stop riding on the sidewalks—es- scored a notable victory over Tanner tion of silver—to increase the supply no opposition to the movement. Hence and corporate aggression in vetoing vineyard at Uncle Sam's expense. and decrease the value. About free homes and independence in pecially at night—and not scorch aloag persistently repeated stories that the the streets, maybe they will not h^ve the street ear franchise which threat- Rockefeller -interests will succeed God's pure air and sunshine, but a few months of toil and privation in cause for complaint. Scorching must eaed to rob the people of Chicago of The Hon. Billy McKinley .ludson To one not familiar with the politi- those of the Havemeyers in sugai. aim exclusively of Washtenaw. is slowlj the almost unbroken solitudes of the stop. a million dollars a year. Ho lias root- cal history of this country the singular that the two trusts will become prac- ed the bootllers. but surely shaping the events that tically one. It is apparent that the western mountains and plains will unanimity 'with which the Republican bring to the breasts of those who have win, w.hen the season is ripe, enlini press spreads taffy upon the bolting greater interests of the country are Sampson was a pretty big mar. in mate in his coronation as boss of tin been reared in the turmoil and bustle his time, but he raised hob* when he The Hon. Mark Ilanra has his petty Democrats would seam to indicate a rapidly -submerging into two great. at.noyances like any other honorable state penitentiary at Jackson. trusts, one industrial, controlling til, of the city an uncontrollable longing went to jerking the underpiniug from fraternal feeling of long standing. for the excitement and the diversion-; iran. The negroes of Ohio claim that The only change of heart, the subjects sugar and a large -sbnre of other en- under the temples. Tom. Reed :? quite of which even the htm blest in a great a man in his way. too. but our house Mr. Hanna has informed the colored Some pin-headed editors are pointiu of all this adulation claim to have terprises, and the other a railroad Americans that their support wa.s. to the fact that money is being loaned trust. It ie said that the Morgan inter- metropolis form a part, and they will of Lords has a dead weight of dignity experienced is on the money question. forsake the promise of quiet, plenty cared for at. St. Louis ami that they •on western farms at reduced rates of On all the old scores over which politi- ests are already controlling most of and Thomas may bring some of it and go back to the old life With all its are not entitled to any more recom- interest by eastern capitalists as ancians have fought and Wed and died the eastern steam railroads and street down upon his devoted head before pense. This announcement by the evidence that there is no scarcity oi the pretend to stand pat. If the Re-car lines in six cities. No better illus- pangs, its uncertainties, its sharp con- he reduces that shack. trasts between wealth and social posi- great boss was the means of calling- money. The conception of these peo- publican editors are telling the truth tration of the relentless movement to- together about thirty leading colored ple is too narrow, however, to appre- now they must have been lying like ward the centralization of the money tion and the depth of social degrada- We have heard people, whose feel- tion. It is on such rocks that Booth- politicians from all parts of the coun- ciate the difference between the quant- Sam Hill when they were calling these power could be given than Hie con- ings had 'been fractured, complain ot try at the McKinley House at Wash- ity and the value of money. same gentlemen all the mean things solidation of the oii and sugar trusts. Tucker's praiseworthy undertaking being walked over, but down in Ten- will founder. ington on Sunday last. They decided they could think of. But seriously, The aggregate market value of Stand- r.essee the other day the enraged pop- to issue a call for a national negro One marked peculiarity about the this state of facts is the strongest kind ard Oil interests is fully $1,000,000,000. ulace actually stamped a negro ravlsh- convention to be held at Columbus, Louisville convention was the high >f evidence of the realignment that is In the last six years the sugar trust Dispatches from London convey the er to death. The exercises were con- intelligence that the British govern- Ohio, late in September, to take ac- opinion which each individual dele- going on in both parties over the live has made $13,000,000 in trade: so an cluded by a barbecue at which the tion to protect the political rights of gate held of himself. The convention ssues of the day. idea may foe had of the vastness of ment has decided upon a strict censor- negro's body was wafted to the s-kies ship of the, native press of India the negro. The main object of the has ibeen facetiously termed a mutual this combination. in the hottest kind of smoke. convention, it is claimed, will be to- admiration society, but the admira- Those journals which are so unfortu- If the new Alaskan gold fields nate as to be ow-ned or conducted by pass resolutions denouncing the sena- tion of each delegate was husbanded When the purchase of a few pounds torial candidacy of Mark Hanna ami solely for his personal achievements. sln-uid produce large quantities of that The supreme court has begun the native-born citizens of the Indian Em- r.etal the price of gold must necessar- task, of undoing the work of the late pire, are to be prohibited from com- of gold by this or that one-horse na- calling upon the colored voters . ly fall. In that case, as gold de- menting upon matters relating to thetion is "viewed with concern" by those Ohio to unite in opposing him at the The Democrat desires to thank the lamented legislature. Let the good -lmes the eonunerci.il values of gold work go -merrily on. Last week the administration of their civic affairs. financiers whom the world calls gj:eat polls. As a reason for this action the Republican national committee for the negro politicians say Hauna has taken ind .silver will come nearer to tlie court stuck its harpoon into a law If anything were necessary to prove and causes blood to course faster upon very liberal supply of ready-made Re- sixteen to one ratio. In tiiat case will the stock market, the painful insuffi- it upon himself to dispense all patron- publican editorials which it has sent which, though unimportant in its.im- the weakness and misrule of the those who maintain that gold has a mediate effects, would, had it been al- ciency of that metal to supply a staple age in the south, and he is not giving us, but, fearing that, they might pro- British government of India, this ac- the colored people their share of the fixed unvarying value say that gold lowed to stand, have been a blow to tion of the-authorities is all sufficient. and equitable basis for the computa- duce undue friction with the brand of las- come down or silver has gone up. tion of the world's business is appar- offices. Mr. Hanna &aid at the recent sentiment that is manufactured out of local self-government. The government that cannot with- It was a law providing for the con- ent to all except those who have car- Ohio convention that only by unite.-J the raw material in this shop, we stand the fire of free and untrainelled efforts are battles won. The proposed Since .1. 'Sterling Morton retlnxl from struction of a bridge across the Grand criticism is not buikled upon the con- casses to skin or offices to get over the must refrain from publishing them un- golden cause-way. -action of the colored Republican* til the heated term is over. lie Agricultural Portfolio, the depart- River in Ada township, Kent county. fidence of its subjects and is not ad- ntmt has confined itself closely to the It provided that the township should would indicate that Mark's- fences ministered for their welfare. need fixing. lissemination of seeds and weather contribute ?4,000, two other townships It was on the third day of May. There have been many arrests made Among other classes of industry Milletfai-s. utterly neglecting those daily $500 each, and the eounty $5,000, and 16G5, just 202 years ago. that the last hi Havana of prominent and wealthy which were said last fall to hold large settlements of the financial question, that these sums should be raised by lit fusing act governing the printing of Spanish merchants op. the charge o:' orders contingent upon the election of •I. F. Sehuh has the contract for vhich were so popular with the Ne- taxation, one-half in lfe'.J7 and thenewspapers in England expired anc. selling merchandise and medicines ;.» McKinley were the manufacturers of ph'inl.ing the Botsford residence on braska statesman. other half in 1S9S. The court says from that day dates tlie growth and On ban patriot.-. Tli.? men arrested locomotives, freight cars, steel rails the Iiiver road. that it needs no argument to show power of the English newspaper, a represent albout ,$3o.0(;o.000 worth of and other material which enters into It is only a step from green groceries The League of American Wheelmen that the act is destructive of local power that has done more to guard capital. It is claimed that this is one the construction and equipmeiit of t" grass which probably accounts for nform The Democrat that-they do not self-government. It leaves no dis- and promote the liberties of English- of Gen. Weyler's blackmailing railways. Yet only C22 miles of track the fact that the jtniior member of tin; pprove of the abuse of the use of thecretion to the taxpayers or their otli- men and the English speaking rac( schemes, as a hint has been given were laid during the first half of 1897. firm of Davis & Seabolt has ventured lighways by wheelmen and will use eers. It is in direct violation with the than all her fleets and armies and that prosecution will stop on the pay- Less, with the exception of 1894, than in the hay business with main office very means within its power to sup- constitution in that it deprives ihe statesmen combined. It is not prob- ment of the sum of $100,000 by the any similar period since 1875. There at Ann Arbor and branch at Tpsilanti. >ress such nuisances among their onvn electors of the right to determine by able that this circumstance has been parties arrested. This shows how des- are people mean enough to insinuate The farmers along the road from iHMivbers. vote the improvements they desire, forgotten. It is more than probable perate the cause of Spain lias become. that those orders were bogus. Hamburg Junction to Winan's lake and the taxes they are willing io sub- that the influence of a vigorous native need feel no anxiety over the peculiar Whether it was the prickings of theject themselves to on account thereof. press in elevating and emancipating The man who steals a sack of flour actions of a young man who has been If people will only have "confidence" Vhite House bed buss or of au awak- The court says: ''What the super- the subject-race of India is feared, is a thief and quick -and certain jus- making two trips a Say over that route that the foreigner pays the tax the ned conscience that shortened the visors are prohibited by the eonsiitj- and that the purpose of this order of tice places him where he will tem- for the past. week. There's a girl .at Dingley bill should induce large and lay of our friend Hanna in his new tion from doing the legislature does the council is to prolong a rule which pcraritly, at least, cease to prey upon one end of the line and grub and profitable purchases abroad. Look- idgings we are not advised, but henot possess the power either to do is designed primarily to enrich Eng- scciety. But the railroad companies, lodging at the other, but in the course ing at it in that way if we only buy as left the executive mansion bag itself or to compel the boards of sup- lamd and Englishmen by the wanton Woo in the face of the great strike, of a couple of weeks the walking will fast enough and long enough we will Ed baggage. ervisors to do. Counsel have argued robbery of the native population. stole the train loads of coal that were lie below Parr. make the "bloomin' idiots" across the the necessity of this bridge. Tliis is in transit to individual dealers, sim- Commodore Cook, commandant of water pay all our government ex- Now that the Chicago Chronicle, the not a matter for the determination of ply "confiscated" the coal for the mer- the legislature. It is a matter which, The silver-tongued Breckanridge the Asylum at Strawberry Lake, has- penses and pay off our national debt old democratic organ of that city, talked to the gold Democrats in Louis- itorious purpose of preserving their besides. To extend this line of con- under our constitution and form of a neat electric launch which is used as gone into the free silver camp and ville, Kentucky, the other day andown supply of fuel. The owner of theto transport the inmates of the re- fidence a little, why not levy a tariff ow that Lou Rowley has left the government, is wisely left to the elec- coal who tries to secure "justice" will tors themselves. If the electors choose someone was mean . enough to insin- treat to and fro from the railroad sta- tax on everything that is shipped into Lansing postoffice, it will now be in uate that if ringing sentences about have his trouble for his pains and foot the state of Michigan? If the other to submit to the inconvenience of a tion. The commodore delights to rder for Mjr. Rowley's ,pape-, the "sound money" and '"national integ- his own bills for the amusement he teach his guests the intricacies of fellow pays the tax we might pick up jansing Journal, to take a walk—into ferry rather than go to the expense gets out of it. It is such contrasts as of constructing a bridge they possess rity" were bimetallic dollars, Madiline navigation and is said to be so pro- enough in that way to stand the ex- he free silver camp. It would be poli- Pollard would stand some show of these which make men feel ugly and pense of our Republican legislatures. the right under the constitution." ficient a sailor himst.lf that he can box cs. collecting that $15,000 verdict sometimes do rash things. the compass with a four ounce glove. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JULY 28, 1897.
• the rent of Mrs. Evans, amounting to INTERESTING LECTURES. ' right when the bruises have had a c", cents per month, was adopted. el,a nee to heal. Tlie carriage vas The permission granted to Slack .V Prof. Kiiowlton speaks Before tlie wrecked. Mr. Hall had obtained an- WASSHORTBUTSPICY other rig to take the young lady bonu, Co. to extend their show windows ovev Summer ^clioo!. the sidewalk was rescin led un the Prof. .1. C. Kiiowlton lectured ue- with and when he was leading the Council Meeting Was Also n commendation of the sidewalk corn- l'ore tlie students of the summer school horse to a hitching post the animal trittee. Thursday night on the ••Criminal again ran away. No one was in the Very Warm. carriage, but this second vehicle was A resolution to rescind the or'ior di- Jurisprudence of the .lews." The iec- badly battered up before the horse was recting the Ann Ai
THE VIRGINIA MINES. account ot tuein, the North American sort of confidence game appears to <§>:© Transportation & Trading Co., with have been worked o;i the transport a- They're the Key to the strike situ- (8) ESTABLISHED 1S68. headquarters in this city, has been re- STRUCKAROCKYROAD tion company by the miners. Each ation. man was required to place his gold incorporated, witu an increase of cap- Pittaborg, July 10.—Unless the min- chest iu the ship's safe, but niary (.: ANN ARBOR ital stock from $100,000 to $450,000. Conferrees' Report Opened a ers' leaders are able to get tli" '\Vcsi Gathering on the Reads to The incorporation was licensed today the miners secreted their dust in blan- Virginia diggers out early tins week Cannonsburg, Pa. by (he secretary of state. Charles A. Warm Debate. kets and luggage which was taken the local strike situation promises to ELECTRIC v GRANITE ji Weare, of Chicago, is president oi' the either to then- state-rooms or tin-own grow very interesting about the last WORKS company. Senator Morgan Denounced the Com-carelessly about the ship. or this week, ami lo come to a crisis Will Probably be 1,000 Strong—Be- Designs and Builds JS mittee—Sugar Trust Also Came in next Monday morning. ginning to Feel the Pangs of Hun- PURE GOLD BY THE TON. A MOTHER'S TRAGEDY. for Its Share. The Pittsburg operators have lost ARTISTIC £ ger and a Crisis Is Expected. Steamer Arrives With Her Cabins thousands ,\v.\ thousands of dollars Drowned Ilerself and Her Infant Filled Wltli Gold Xuggets. since the trouble began. T.ir.v have GRANITE Child. Washington, July 20.—The tariff con- Pitttfburg, Pa., July 20.—The atten- Port Townsend, Wash., July 17—tA.1 lost part of their very best shipping Sagmaw, Mich., July 21.—Sarah ference report was presented to the MEMORIALS, tion of the miners of the PHtasburg ;; o'clock this morning, the steamshi] season and it lias been necessary to Klivabeth Hamilton, aged 1!), Monday senate today, but little progress wa: H I district is not riveted on the Allison, Portland from St. Michael's for Seat- turn their contracts over to operators afternoon took her year-old boy from made on it beyond the formal reading I keep on band Larse Quantities Boone and Enterprise mines, near tle passed tip the sound with mon in West Virginia and iu tin- central of all ihe various Granites in the her home on S. Tenth st. Kissing her of about two-thirds of it. There was Kough and am prepared to execute iCanonsburg. The Boone and Allison than a ton of solid gold on board ami Pennsylvania fields to be worked antil Pine Monumen al Work on Short father a fond farewell she passed out no Indication of when the final vote Notice. Inquire about my work. mines, which were closed yesterday 63 passengers. the strike is over. into the street and walked rapidly would be reached. Daring the day Correspondence Solicited. by the .owners to prevent trouble be- In the captain's cabin are thret r.-iit of the operators' plan is t.> pes away. Subset!neatly she returned, se- Mr. Tillman (Dem., S. C.) openly © tween their men and the marching chests and a large safe filled with we the miners 70 or even 7.") cents If it be Office: 6 Detroit St. » r cured some of the child's clothing an
Peoria county miners are threatening TO USERS OF to march across country to ©unferin- „ SHOW OF COAL litve tomorrow to force the men out. The managers of the mines there say Gasoline the men want to keep at work and areMiners Said to Be Finding Gold Factories Are Shutting Down preparing for trouble. by the Gallon. When you want a free burning in Chicago. iReducedPricesi Gasoline that does not smoke or The New Mileage Book Sclieme. foul your stove, try Dean & Co.'s The railroads operating in tb-; Cen-SOME ARE MAKING $1,000 A DAY ....ox Governor Atkinson, of W. Va., With tral Passenger Association have de- RED STAR, the Strikers — He Believes That cided to adopt a new mileage book JTarvelous Riches of the Klondyke The Finest Made. They'll Win. scheme, which will cut the ticket Region Can Hardly Be Estimated— brokers out of a big business in this Canadian Authorities In Charge, of line—that is provided the new scheme the District. 'Chicago, • July 2i.—A shortage of is not too cumbersome and unpopular coal has begun to irake itsel£ mani- & CO., to' last long. The books will contain Seattle, Wash., July 22.—B. W. Shaw, South Main Street. fest in the Chicago market. The Chi-1,000 miles as at present, bat they formerly a well known insurance man cago sugar refinery, winch uses -400 will be inter-changeable on the roads of Seattle, has written a letter to a .AT. tons of bituminous coal daily, has sus- operating in the territory of the Cen-business man of this city from the pended operations, m view of the high Klondyke region, in which he states tral Association. Under the new plan frankly he does not expect to be be- COPPERAS prices obtaining for fuel. the purchaser of a ticket wiil nave to Local coal men believe that the lieved. "This is a great mining slope," Dissolved in water, pay -SSO in cash for the book, $20 goicg says Shaw, "probably the greatest on sugar refinery suspension is a, forerun- to The .railroad on whose line he the American continent, or in the makes a igood deodor- ner of a number of similar cases when bcught the ticket and $10 going to theworld. I know you will not believe me Brown's Drug Store. izer for barns, vaults, large consumers attempt to reu-uienish chairman of the Central Association. if I tell you all about it.- Gold has not cesspools and drains. their stock. This $10 will be refunded to the pur- been found in great paying quantities 5c a lb , 6 lbs for 25c. Gov. George W. Atkinson, of West el, aser on certain conditions. 'AYi.i-n except on two creeks, about 200 claims. Virginia, who is here attendSKjf the he buys the ticket lie signs a contract "Some of the pay streaks are nearly I have about 25 wheels which I am| Logan day cermonies, believes tiiat which is forwarded to the aforesaid all gold. One thousand, dollars to the pan is not an uncommon, thing, and Chloride Lime the miners will eventually wiu id. tilt chairman. The purchaser's* nam# doe.-. great coal strike. He says: "All the as high as 100 ounces have been taken Used dry, is a good all not appear on the ticket at all. but to out of a single pan. It is not unusual indications in West Virginia poim BO obtain the !?10 rebate hi* signature to see men •coming in with ail the gold around disinfectant and the success of the miners. 1 believe trust appear on. the back of each piece dust they can carry. deodorizer. that the miners in my state will leave of mileage as it is used. When tne "You would not believe me when I 15c a lb. their ^vork. They have nothing to book is used up each piece of mileage tell you that I went into one cabin, and eoirplain of, but they are m sym- will be examined'and if the signatures counted five five-gallon oil cans full oj To Cash Purchasers. | pathy with the suffering miners out- correspond with that on the contract, gold dust, but it is a fact. It is the side. So am I, and so is everybody the rebate will be allowed; otherwise result of the work of two men during I CALKIN'S PHARMACY—I else I know anything about. There the $10 will go into the earnings of the winter, and the dump is not much more than half worked out. is no reason for the discouragement the road as regular fares. ENOCH DIETERLE. of the strikers.'" "There has been about $2,000,000 in; According to one gentleman proir.- dust taken out so far in the district. iient in railroad affairs here, this new At a low estimate I believe there will be $50,000,000 taken out during tha WELL ARMED. st-heme will mean a falling off of Embalmer and Funeral Director next year." W. W. WETMORE, Calls Attended Day or Night. ( aimonsburg's Sheriff Awaits Strik- about half in the sale of mileage. The ers—Has 300 Deputies Heady. work of accounting for the tickets will BRITAIN AFTER GOLD FIELD.'- NO. 8 EAST LIBERTY ST. Phone 129. require an army of clerks since the Pittsburg. Pa., July 22.—Trouble, Organization of the Yukon District'Is- books are inter-changeable aud very 6 South. Main Street Residence. 75 South 4th A \ <•. and much of it, seems to be in store Being Completed. at the Allison mine, three miles west largely used up little by little; New York, July 22.—A dispatch fromi Invites attention to his stock of MILAS, of Ounnonsburg. The men want to go Ottawa says: 1 The L. O. T. M.'s ice cr.ea.rn .social to work, but are afraid. They fear The prosperity editor of the Repub- "Now that the dominion government, last Saturday night was a urea: suc-another invasion of the strikers and lican literary syndicate at Washington is in possession of authentic reports, ccss. the net proceeds being. $10.35. do not want to be targets for a mob 'has failed1 to bulletin the sflse? of coal corroborative of the first accounts sent, Jesse Xellis, of Ann Arbor, is stay- since the beginning of the strike as out of the marvelous richness of the "Wall Paper g that is liable at any moment io lose new placer diggings in the Yukon and ing wiih Mrs. Marble a short time, control of itself. an evidence o-t the confidence of the Klondyke regions, the organization of which includes the latest styles of tine papers as well as and Tuesday gave a. small party to Tonight everything was quiet about pec pie in tho Hanna administration. the district is being completed. his friends. The event was to cele- cheaper grades, and of the mines, and the citizens of Cannons- "Two years ago the department of brate his mil birthday. br.rg- were awaiting the arrival of the A silver camp meeting .will be held the interior dispatched a force of 20 Mrs. Homer C. Sill and family, start- invaders. It was the intention of the on the fair grounds at Springffeld. O., mounted policement to Fort Cudahy, Window Shades, Hammocks, ed yesterday on their trip east. strikers- to begin their march to Can-Sept. 15 to 22. Wm. J. Bryan;.'Geo. on the Canadian side oi the Alaskan Prof. H. O. Case and Mile. 1M ozart. nonsburg tonight, but a telegram from Fred Williams, of Massachusetts, frontier. The officer in command, In- spector Constantine, established two Base Ball and Tennis Goods, I'limi New York, are here giving psy- Bridgeville announces that owing to Teller, of Colorado, Daniels of Vir- ginia, and Dubois, of Irtarlio,. will posts, one at Cudahy and the other at chological readings. the- heavy rain of this evening, it was Forty-Mile Creek, and proceeded to ad- All of which will be sold at the lowest prices. Mrs. Charles Gauntlett is spending decided to postpone the tramp until speak. minister laws and collect revenue for a few weeks at Detroit with Mrs. tomorrow. the customs department. He collected John Campbell. The- men are fully determined to A coal miner gets-sixty cents aJ day about $15,000 the first year. Encour- Text-Books for the Summer School Allie Crolius a-nd family, "of'ifJetroii,.' carry out their threat of making the for mining coai.. By liard. wivrfc ami aged by the prospect of revenue, the are visiting friends and relatives here march. They expect to start with COO good luck he can, nake .seventy-five government, in 1896, appointed D. W. Cards Engraved in the Best Styles. Davis, a former member of parliament for a few weeks. n>en. and be reinforced with about the cents a day. It is easy to perceive Miss Grace Debenhani returne-d for Alberta, to the position of customs same number from Bridgeville and that the price paid for the mining of officer for the district, a-nd his returns, DECORATING, home from Peru, Ind.. last Saturday. Ten's Run. The mer. will start with coal has very little1 to dx> with, the recently arrived, swelled the total col- A. B. Putnam has got a patent on. several days' rations and expect to beprice paid for the coal, by the eoai- lection in Yukon to about $35,000. Including Exterior and Interior Painting. an invention for the bicycle. By thein chape to watch the offending mines "William Ogilvy, chief of the Cana- invention the chain and sprocket for' several days. dian internal boundary survey .stayed in wheels are hidden, and it will need This morning a number of the men / "I think it is better to open the shops the country all last winter and busied himself staking off claims for the min- a oiling only about once a year as it is going to the Allison mine were, stop- and the mills to the workingine-m. than n.ade air-tight. ped by the committee of strikers. ers on the newly discovered placer to open the mints to the- free coinage grounds, the latter being well in Can- Miss Dorrance, of Ann Arbor, speut Many of them did not go to work. J. of silver."—Wm. McKinley., 1S0G. a few days this week with Mae Alder- adian territory, as the creeks and riv- H. V. Cook said that the names of the Last autumn the country was pla-ers flow into the Yukon from the east man. strikers would be procured aud they r carded with iithograplis bearing on —namely, Bonanza, Boulder, Eldorado, The Ladies' Sewing Circle of tae w ould all be arrested for intimidating one side the picture of bu.s-y mills and Carmacte, Klondyke, and Stewart. Of Presbyterian church, met with Mrs. his employes. factories with busy workmen passing the mounted police who formed Con- Lvey Clark last Tuesday. Sheriff Yernor Clark, of Washington to and fro, and upon the other side a stantine's first detachment, not one re- A great number of Milan people at- county, is fully prepared for any representation of the United; States enlisted upon the expiration of his term this spring, so that an entirely tended thi' races at Detroit last week. army of marching strikers that may mint with people of all nations "dump- new force had to be sent. It was not Colored Spectacles invade his- domain. It is not generally ing" silver before its doors. Below expected that men would continue to WHITTAKEB. known that at C o'clock last night he the picture was the- above qaotation work for the government for $1 a day Protect your eyesight by wearing a pair Ed. Gabel has gone to Ohio, where had'nearly 300 deputies sworn in, who from a speech of Wm. McKinley. The he will remain for some time. when wages all around them were $10 of Smoked Spectacles or Eye- are available at any time. From tile moral was "vote f6r McKinley." It is and $15. Five of the returned police- glasses* We have all the various The colored people had a brisk meet- 'most reliable information, it was now eight months-sihee the people vot- men are reported to have brought styles from 25c to $1.00. ing in Childs' grove Sunday. learned that tbey are all ready, with ed for 'McKinley and there are more $200,000 as the result of mining during Don. Childs, of Lansing, is visiting the requisite number of fireariis and men out of employment, more factor- their spare hours. 1 his grand parents and other relatives are prepared to do business. The ies idle, more destitution and' distress "Constantine's last report, which has; WM. ARNOLD, LEADING JEWELER. lure. sheriff is on the ground in person, and than there was when those honeyed lust been received, says that he is build- Peter Meier and family, of Monroe, if there is a false movement made on ing a third post at the mouth of the- words flowed from the lips of their Klondyke river, which flows into the' visited at Wm. A. Meier's the first of the part of any of the strikers, drastic author. If you question tlrfs state- the week. Yukon on the east side about fifty-three- measures will be restored to. ment consult the* news columns of the miles southeast of Forty Mile. He asked, Mrs. Herman Goetz and baby, of At a committee meeting at the min- Monroe, visited friends here the first Eor a larger force and his suggestion- ers' headquarters in this city this af- was adopted, as was also that for the- J. F. SCHUHpart of the week. Adrian Press: While waiting to be ttTnoon the question was discussed appointment of a gold commissioner,, the "next" ia a barber shop, a Hills- A First-class Sewing Machine, and all attachments, Mrs. .lohii Markham is very sick how it would be possible _to march a while a Pacific coast firm is being ne- and not expected to recover. body of raea to stop the miners Of the dale citizen dropped off to sleep. He gotiated with for a steam launch to- •warranted for 10 years. $20.00 (store price) former L. .T. Miller has had a daughter and New York & Cleveland Gas Coal Co. was decorated with tlmvers, and pas-ply as police boat between Klondyke, price $45.00. All kinds of Sewing Machines sold her three children visiting him fro"i from working. Every phase of thesers-by were invited to step in andForty Mile and Cuda'ny." Detroit. subject was discussed, but no plan look at the hot weather remains. at one-half former prices. Call at my store and Mrs. John M. Hoover is visiting her Adrian Press: The AVilliams Profes- Yankees At the Front. could be hit upon. It was the general Vancouver, July22.—There is great- save agent's commission. Write for prices. old home in Canada. opinion that the miners of this com- sorship fund of the University will be Trim McGregor and Harper have used to establish a chair of ethnology excitement in British Columbia owing pany are impregnable to attack be- to the fact that Canadians are making- bought the store and blacksmith shop cause of their geographical position. ami the alumni will ask the appoint- nothing out o£ the fabulous finds im men of Prof. J. B. Steere, former pro- 23 East Washington St. J. F. SCHUH. which they now occupy of J. W. Ab- The expected meeting of the board their own country. Live Americans, fessor of geology to lx>ecine the head bott. of arbitration did not take place to- have been the pioneers in the Canadian. of the' department. The last time the night, the western members-not reach' Yukon as well as at Kootenai. Promi- YORK. writer of this ever sa-w P-'of. Steere, nent men and the press are demanding ing the city. As soon as they arrive Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barnum visited lie was rushing mactly through the that the dominion government place arrangements will be made for a gen- MTS. Khvta Ford last Sunday. shoal water of a small lake, barefoot- customs officials at the Canadian pass- Mrs. Ed Henderson is entertaining eral meeting of operators. es. At present Americans are paying Picture Frames cd. and with trousers turned up above no duty, and are getting their goods in relatives from Maumee. The situation among the strikers in 1 rlie knees, in full chase of that fierce Drop us a Postal Card with your address and our agent The Tanners an- nearly done har- this district is practically unchanged Seattle and other American towns, to will call with a full line of our Picture Frame Moulding The suspension is complete with the nautical terror, the acr\ts gryilus, the great loss of British. Columbia. vesting an excellent crop of wheat. which he succeeded in capturing, re- Samples, take the measure of your Pictures, and give Mrs. Dr. Ambrose, of Hanover visit- exception of De A'rmifs mines, anany worthy citizens maiagin£\ f?fl train after holding it five hours. The orator of the day. \arities."—Indiamapolis Journal. JULY 23, 1897. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL MATTERS. Mrs. St. Johns has purchased a lot George G. Stimson has put in a new The joint committee of the Y. M '•^UT»jyU7**t^^^r^^**» on E. University ave. through the telephone, No. 5S--3 beils. C. A. will give a lawn social in th' The Washtenaw Times Band met Bach & Butler agency. William J Thurston. of Dexter, has near future. WHY SHOULD YOU BE 1 Friday evening and elected the folliw- The trial of Albert and Benjamin applied for a divorce from his wife Mary Egeler, age oti years, the be [ng officers: Manager, George Ziefle; Sohallhora for assaulting John S Frances Thurston, alleging cruelty. loved wife of'Christ. Egeler, died Wed secretary, Ernest Bross; treasa.-er, Maun lias been set for Monday, July The shade trees in the strip of land nesday afternoon. They Beg on the Streets o TORMENTED Herman Werner, 26, by Judge Duffy. that surrounds the campus on three Doc Collins has been transferred t Havana ? E. H. Thompson, aged 22, a grad- The new Vandawa.rker store has just sides are being trimmed up nicely. the State st. beat for a while and Geo With flies and all uate of the law department hoiv, is been completed and presents a. very The joint committee of the T. M. Isabell is taking his place down town Spanish Merchants Are Forsaking kinds of Insects? mayor of He-pier, Kas. He is a Demo- attractive front. The building is an .loVi Young, who has be?n Jiii C. A. will give a lawn social in the Cubh—The Troops Threaten a Gen crat and overcame the Republican ma- addition to the appearance of the near future. Be on the lookout for it. Cooley's coachman, has beea appoint eral Mutiny. jority at that place. street. The monthly meeting of the Ladies" O(I janitor of Harris Hall and the Epis A number of bicyclers including copal church. Use Thursday, July 20th. the Sunday Home Missionary Society of the Pres- Xew York, July 22.—The Sun's cor .Messrs. A. L. Staebler, Meyer, Stone The various societies of the Betide school of the Bethlehem church will byterian church, will be held Friday respondent telegraphs from llavan and AVeitbrecht made the run to Jack hems church will give an exoursioi STICKY FLY PAPER hold its annual picnic in Relief Park. afternoon at 3 o'clock, in the church that the Spanish soldiers now presen son .Sunday. They report a fine Rev. Koelbing, of Dexter, and others to Detroit and Put-in-Bay on Wed'ues parlors. a most pitiful spectacle of misery time. A run will be made to Toledo will speak. day, Aug. 4th. POISON FLY PAPER Miss Cornelia Kerr died Monday They are dressed iu rags and tiiei before long. Julius IT. Sanford, cashier of tht About 30 people spent a very pleas- afternoon, after a prolonged illness, at appearance is rather that of au annj or some other of our Ool. Henry S. Dean has be>n ap- American Express Co. here, receive* ant evening with Mr. and Mrs. S]i;iiil- the home of her brother-in-law, Mr. of tramps than of the military repre pointed a member of the transporta- img, of S. Main: st, Friday. The an addition to his family Wednesdaj Sturm, of Saline. si-ntatives of a European nation. tion committee to arrange for the an- time was spent witii various amuse- afternoon in the shape of a lust.1 Insect:-: Destroyers Au application has been made for In the streets of Havana, as in al nual encampment of the 22d Michigan ments and was most enjoyable for all. young "boy. • • • • • • the admission of Jas. Caine, of the the other principal towns of the islaui Infantry. The encampment will be Parties wishing to have parcels oi ir The custom of leaving pocket-books township of Northiield to the insane they beg cappers from the passers-by held at Mt. Clemens. messages delivered to the shooting around in conspicuous places ought noi: asylum at I'ontiac. and enter the houses asking foi Miss Carrie Bell, of 40 S. Division t<» be indulged in. except on April club camp at Winan's Lake, can hav-_ The 'will of Christian Rayer has been bread. In many cases their miser 17 E. 'Washington Street St., was married to Dr. Stevens, Fool's Day. Our postmaster reports the same promptly delivered by cou filed for probate. Barbara Rayer has l.as compelled them to steal, and, as Cor. Fourth Ave. of Minneapolis. Monday. The cere- that one woman left her pocket-book signing them to Harry Parr, Hum been made executrix by the will. The iu Santa Clara city a week ago, to as mony was performed at the home of on the desk in the postofbxe. It con- 'burg Junction. estate amounts to $8,000. sassinatc. In that city they killed the bride by Dr. McElroy, and thetained 00 cents when she laid it dowr. Mrs. Frank Staffan was badly lib Mojada failed to win a place in the ir.au who threatened to inform an of happy couple left for Minneapolis this When she came back, the pocket-book jured by being thrown from iu»r buggj 2:20 class pacing event at the De'.roit fleer of their lawless conduct. ERICAS evening. was still there, but the money had on a bad piece tff road between Chel Driving Club Monday. There was a There is not a .single man today in The Association of American Co:- evaporated. sea and Cavanaugh Lake. She ha! SSLVER field of twelve horses and the race was the battalion of Pizarro that was Wit] leges of Agriculture and Experiment through her attorneys asked the town C W. Wagner has been bringing won in three straight heats by a ho.-se it when it landed from Spain. Th Stations has decided at its convention •ship of Sylvam for 8400 damages. Ann Arbor's name into prominence at named. Josephine; tin.e, 2:11%, 2:10; present members are recruits, th at Minneapolis to make an exhibit at Petoskey. The Resorter has the foi- The remains of Nathan Pierce were 2:liya. others having deserted to the insur the Paris exposition in 1900 and a lowtag to say about our fellow citizen: brought to Ann Arbor last night bj Dr. Pearson received a cablegram gents. The battalion of Vizcaya i*. committee was named to make the Mr. Wagner, the Ann Arbor merchant his brother. Tiie funeral will take from his son. Alvick, announcing the practically ruled by ihe sergejjfiits, the ucirr, necessary arrangements. tailor, is the first summer visitor to place from 43 Pontia<3 st., Thursday safe arrival of the latter at Liverpool colonel and other officers having los cocu The berry crop around Ann Arbor contribute $5 to the wheelway fund. afternoon at 2 o'clock. The interment England, Tuesday. He had en- all moral authority. On every Satur Retail Easy to V. car. is unusually large this year. During His example should be followed by will be in the Fifth ward cemetery Severest . No pressure c:i ' joyed a smooth voyage across the At- day a commission from the soldiers the past week berry pickers have two or three hundred others, even if Rev. Sunderland will officiate. iiia Hips cr fiac*. lantic without the experience of sea- in each battalion calls on. the colonels with Comfort, Ko understr\; I been in great demand. More than 300 for a smaller amount. Died, shortly past midnight Wednes- sickness. He proceeds to London to- asking for the wages. They get noth MANUFACTUREI\eD /.\ Tcr 121' bushels per day are shipped out of day night, Ma belle A. Gage, beloved The bicycle path between this place day, where he will spend a week or ing. A general revolt of the Spanisl 290 n»li> Ft.. BUFFALA, N. V. town and nest week this will be in- daughter of Arthello IT. and Esther and Whit-more Lake has been com- more. soldiers is by no means improbable. creased to 500 bushels per day. Tho pleted so far as the contract is con- Persons contemplating joining the Gage, aged 19 years and 3 months FOR SALE AT berries are of the best quality. cerned. There reniains to be put over League of American Wheelmen should The funeral was held yesterday A DANGEROUS PEST. J. J. Goodyear, of the Humane So- part of the track a coating of fine hand their names to any one of the July 22, from the residence, No. 7 MANN'S DRUG STORE, ciety wishes it known that he will gravel, but there is no money on hand. following gentlemen: E. W. Staebler, Mary st. Interment at Highland cem- Fear Tree Psylla Discovered In Kent prosecute the bird poisoner if it ra About $100 is needed to put the track H. G. Pretty man, Harry Haber. Farm- etery, Ypsilanti. County—It Is Xew to Michigan. 39 South Main St.- be proved against him that he kills in first-class shape. This will prob- ers & Mechanics Bank, or Don S. Stev- The grass and weeds are having a Lansing, Mich., July 21.—L. JR. Taft any birds other than sparrows. If ably be raised by subscriptions among ens, Consul L. A. W. gieat time growing up in the place professor of horticulture at the agn any one knows of other kinds of birds the bicyclists of the city. James Steffe, of Northflcld, on his which was prepared so carefully for cultural college, has received speci THE . being killed, make it known to Mr. Rev. J. Neumann has gone to St. way to town Monday, filled his the new tennis courts on the campus mens of the pear tree psylla from THAT THE Goodyear and he will make it hot foT T^ouis, Mo., where he will attend the pipe with tobacco and lit it. A cart- The eonrts were never marked out Kent county. So far as known, this ANN ARBOR the offender. meeting of the German Christian En- ridge of 22 calibre, which had found and unless the weeds are kept down, dangerous pest has never before beer The courses of instruction offere:! deavor Society, held in that city. Mr. its way into the pipe, exploded. it will be a big job to clear them out krown in Michigan. at the Summer Normal School a»e as Neumann has been invited to address Steffe's eyes were filled with tobacco i.oxt fall. This pest is about the size of plant Steam Carpet Cleaning Works follows: Courses for securing a third the gathering. He will be absent and smoke when the explosion occur- Edward Marsden, of New Metlak- lice, and they suck large quantities ot AND grade certificate, a second grade cer- about a week, and on his return wil! red, but remained unhurt. ahtta, Alaska, will address the men's the sap from the leaves and tendei Fluff Rug Factory tificate, a first grade certificate, and visit his sister, Mrs. J. Sehnekler, in The Ann Arbor Turn Verein has meeting at the Y. M. C. A. rooms next shoots. This is exuded as honey-dew a state certificate. There will also be Peoria, 111., and his brother-in-law, elected the following- officers: Presi- Sunday afternoon at 2:45. The sub-often covering the branches so that is going to give out to its special courses in kindergarten, elocu- Chas. Metzger, of Ottawa, 111. dent, Ottmar Eberbach; vice president, ject upon which he will speak is: "Thethey drip. A fungus develops in th customers can be seen at tion, physical culture, pedagogy, pen- Miss Hanna, daughter of Mr. andChaTles Dietas, sr.; secretary, A. W. Gospel Abroad, and Its Triumphs." hooey-dew, and, drying on the branch- the FACTORY manship, drawing and modeling. The Mrs. A. C. Schumacher, gave a birth- Sorg; corresponding secretary, Win. In addition to his talk he will furnish es, gives them a black, sooty appear- AT tuition in the regular courses will be day party to 20 of her little friends some very interesting music. Arnold; treasurer, Wa. Herz; c?ashier.: ance. The mature insects winter in 47--49 WEST HURON STREET $1.50 a week. at her home on West .Huron street Christ. Braun; 1st turnwart, Chas. Mr. Hill, night-watchman on the the crevases of the bark and deposit A good story; on the wife of one of Saturday afternoon. Tho tables were Rettich; 2d turnwaTt, Henry Weil- .caivpus, attempted Wednesday to clip their eggs near the buds at the ends the professors here is going the tastefully deeorated, and a most de- brecht; zeugwart, Gottlieb Schneider; •President Angell's dog, which has of the shoots. The young insects, oi CLUBBING LIST rounds. It seems that her husband is lightful time was had by all present color-^bearer, John Fischer; steward. been left in his care. When about r-ymphs, as they are called, batch Order your papers through Tiia away and that she went out the other In the evening Mr. Schumacher enter- Conrad Schneider. half through with his job, the dogabout the middle of May. and at one night, leaving her little girl at home. Democrat and get more value for your tained the party with fireworks. The Mrs. Cornelia Perkins Knight, wife developed a sudden dislike to the begin to suck the sap from the leaves The lady returned rather late and grounds were illuminated with Chi- of J. W. Knight, died last Friday af- scrape he was in and made off across and small fruit. After moulting sev- money. The Democrat is now the could not get in. In vain did she at- nese lanterns. ter an illness of ten days. She wasthe campus in a half dressed state. eral times they are ready at the end leading county newspaper, and we of- tempt to rouse her daughter. Neigh- The XL of M. Alumni Association of one of the oldest residents of the city, Frederick Lombard, of Lodi, died of about a month to change to the bors were called in to assist, a small fer you in combination the very best Maconib county held its annual ban- having lived here since ?.S56. Mrs. of old age AVednesday afternoon. adult form, and soon deposit eggs for boy was routed out of bed to clirn have a good time. Everybody invited. ly as broad as long and much flatten- Michigan Farmer „ 1 25 rye heads before threshing, as they tion of the Photographers Association ciation interchangeable one thousand The proceeds to go for the building ed. They are yellowish-brown in color The Rural New Yorker 1 35 stick up beyond the wheat heads. of America. The convention was held mile ticket which will be accepted by fund for the Northside church. with black spots and stripes. The The Orange Judd Farmer 1 23 Another way to get rid of the stuff— at Celeron, N. Y., and was the biggest a large number of railway companies Prof. B. A. Hinsdale lectured before The Interior 2 25 and-the method most, popular—is to margin of the wing covers and" ab affair of its kind ever held in this operating in the territory of the Cen-summer school students Wednesday demen are fringed with stout bristles, The Independent _ „ 3 00 pour the rye into a gla.ss. toss it down country. Between eight and ten thou- tral Passenger Association and the on "Reading for the Teacher." "Read- Century 4 00 with a sudden gulp and follow it with v. hich can be seen with a good hand sand photographs were on exhibition, withdrawal of the present foni of ing a list of books," he insisted, "can fens. St. Nicholas 3 00 an ice-water chaser before breaking and the character of the work was mileage tickets. n ake no man a teacher. He must Harper's Magazine _ 3 50 the awful silence. A Bulldog Kills a Uabv. very high. Mr. Rentschler won his Prof. Alberto Jonas is stopping at first have a broad education, a wealth Harper's Weekly .... . 3 70 Saline Observer: There was a war Brooklyn, July 20.—Wilson, a savage honors on a group of a dozen cabinet Rainbow Lake in the Adirondocks at of intellect and plenty of human sym- Harper's Bazaar- 3 70 on between the undertakers iturday. bulldog owned by Father Bill Daly, photographs. The medal has .not ar- present. Mr. Jonas has won fresh pathies. Having these, let each National Tribune „„ 130 At an early hour in tho morning, Peter the turfman, attacked an infant in its rived yet, "but is said to be a wofR of laurels by his playing at the Newteacher read largely in every line of Youth's Companion 1 75 Picquet, who had been making his mother's arms Saturday night, wound- art. Our fellow townsman is to be York State Teachers' convention 'which literature that any cultured man Weekly Inter-Ocean ... „ „ 1 20 home with John Fritz, was found dead ing it so it died. congratulated on the result of his com- has 'been held this year at Bingham- needs. Let him also read professional osmopolitau 1 30 in his bed. Fritz, at once called F. petition for the honor. ton, N. Y. His playing was the ch^ef works, especially teachers' magazines With the baby in his carriage, Mrs. Review of Reviews 2 50 Welssinger to care for the body, a Mrs. Herdsnan is plaining a very en- event of the meeting, and the young and books relatiDg to the sciences and Albert Owens passed along Turfman Munsey's „ 1 25 little later phoned young Picquet at joyable trip for the next few weeks. pianist scored a brilliant success. The art of education. Let him also read Daly's lane until directly in front of The Argosy „ 1 25 Ann lAHbor of his father's death. A After next 'Wednesday, when the doc-Musical Courier says of his perform- books on the history of education. i is house. little later an undertaker from Ann Send all orders through the tor's father and motaer expect to ance: "Jonas is a player of ripening Tl-eso studies are as necessary to the Without a warning grow! a savage Arbor came over prepared to take come to spend some time with their individuality. He has tempermeutal success of the teacher as professional dog darted through the open gate. DEMOCRAT. charge of the body. The rule with son, she intends to leave Ann Arbor fir£, a dainty touch full of nice nuance. study is to the doctor or the lawyer." sprang upon the baby in its carriage undertakers is that the first called for Mount Eagie, which is situated From the beginning he has the aud- A law suit which has been going on and buried its teeth in the infant's holds the job regardless of circum- rear the Cumberland Mountains. 10 ience with him and by the time he is high. Mrs. Owens seized him by his THE ODELL stances or preferences, and according- meet her son Elliot, who is studying done every heart beats in truest ad- hick, muscular throat and managed ly Fred was the boss. The city cap- The Bonnv White Clover. nr. the summer school there, and go miration." Bingliamton papers spj.ik (By Rev. J. P. Hutchinson.) somehow to teal- him away from the tain, however, put up a strong bluff, Type Writer with him fo tiie Nashville Exposition. in the highest terms of his playing. The following was written and read baby. This accomplished, she snatch- so much so that Fred locked up the The trip is filled 'with features of in- by the author at Milan on Sunday last. xl the little one up in her arms and corpse and they dared not break the A law suit which has bet n going on urned to run. terest and they anticipate much pleas- before Justice Pond for the past few Reference was made in. the prelude bo "IH l>uy ttafiODEI/L TYPE seal. The body was buried Monday. The angry dog crouched in her patli O/C \J WKITKK with 76 characters; ure from its accomplishment. Froin days, is attracting considerable atten- the sermon to the wonderful preva- varrauted to do as good work as any machine ind flew at the baby's throat. He aade. The elegant reception rooms of Mrs. Nashville they intend returning home tion.. J. L. Skinner, of this city, local lance of this ordorous blossom. S.mn 'ailed to reach the mark, but his fangs Itcomblnessimplicity with durablll#y, Ilerdman's home were .gay with light t'> prepare for going to Frankfort, agent for the Penn. Insurance Co., said that the clover was a sign of a peed and ease of operation. Wears sank into the child's shoulder, tear- ouger without cost of repairs than any other and color last Friday evening to re- Michigan, tor the remainder of the st.es G. A. WatMTins, state agent for generous harvest. The poetic signifi- machine. Has no ink ribbon to bother the iig the flesh from the bone. H;:r jerator. It is neat, substantial, nickel- ceive the guests invited to meet Mrs. summer. the same company, of Detroit, for the cation is the beautiful one of "RB- shrieks brought Mrs. Daly and Jockey ated, perfect, and adapted to all kinds of Charles Millner, of Grand Uapids. There was a little scare in the commission due him, to the amount ME'MKIIANCE:" ype writing. Like a printing press, it pro- Doggett to the rescue and the savage uces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts. Beautiful vases of the sweet scented neighborhood of the Couri§r oflice- of $168. Skinner alleges he helped Have you not noticed the bonny white clover Two or ten copies can be made at one lruto was beaten off. Policeman Ow- writing. Any intelligent person can become lioney-suckle and bright faced ox- Saturday morning. About 2 o'clock Watkins write a policy for $10,000, Strewing the lawns and the meadows all ns shot the dog. n operator in two days. eyed were seen about the room and on Mr. Gruuer noticed that the fence in and that Watkins promised him half over? ({enable Agents and Salesmen Want- one mantel a long dainty spray of Where unnoticed before, 'tis now smilingly d. the rear of Chas. IS. Davison's yard, the commission, but as Watkins had SCI'll. The sultan Agrees. For Pamphlet giving Indorsements, etc., Like silver-white spray on an ocean of green ddress • honey-suckle looked particularly pret- next to the Courier building was onmad-e similar promises to two or three Constantinople, July 21.—The sultan ty with its graceful reflection in the Unseen by our vision tin- angels of light fire. He immediately notified Mr. Da-other men who had helped, he found Must have scattered i he seeds in t he silent of nis issued an trade sanctioning the TYPE O5RITER CO. mirror behind. During the evening aight vison, who turned out in short or.hv that the commissions would amount settlement of the frontier question in Mrs. Wenley was kind enough 10 sing And they blossom and cheer'till summer is :ir>S-:SG4 Dearborn St. Chicago, 111. ami with assistance succeeded in ex- to more than the policy was worth, it over iccordance with the wishes of the some Scotch songs and that beautiful tinguishing the flames before they had is said. So Watkins secured the policy The honey-filled, (ragrant. bonny sweel lowers. Sarah A. I'.-Uiner, wife of Geo. W. seuing of Tennyson's "Break, Break." done much damage. The fire was clover. after it had been delivered, and, it is 'aimer, who died a short time ago, The party was not a large one, since caused by the spontaneous combustion What does it mean t his bonny white clover. alleged, destroyed it. to avoid paying DtA.yiS & SKAI'.OLT. ied last night. Her ago was 57 years, it. was principally confined to Mrs.of a manure pile, which touched the Covering the lawns and meadows :ill over? his helpers. The testimony has all It means that on lawn meadow and grave, \ holesale and Retail Grocers. Karth- months. She will be buried from Millner's Mends. By the way Mrs.wooden fence. It is lucky that the jeen taken and the arguments conclud- GOD'S eye ever glances in tenterest love (uake, the Great Dirt Killer. One he residence, 109 Main st. Dr. Suu- Millner, who is the wife of Dr. Chas. blaze was discovered so soon, as a fire In joy or in sorrow, good fortune or ill ed this afternoon. The attorneys on rial will con vince you of its merits, erland will officiate and the toter- Millner, of Grand Rapids, is spending would have made short work of the both sides made things lively in the The message is given, "I THINK OF THEE a few weeks with"' " STILL" liter which you will never be without rent will take place in the Fifth ward line of wooden fences in the immed- court room. The justice has taken the Tn fragrant blossoms the grass written over vate vicinity, t. Headquarters for fine Groceries, (Mastery, Funeral Sunday afternoon matter under advisement. By the hand of the LORD with the bonny Vegetables and Fruits. 3S S. Main st. t 3 o'clock, _ white clover. \ THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. JULY 23, 1897.
PERSONALS. Ed. Gakley is spending his vacation SOCIAL XOTES, KILLING OF DEER. in Detroit. Business Directory. Rinsey&Seabolt Some of those who have been en- Sterling St. John spout Sunday In Dr. R. S. Copeland has resumed 1'rovisloiis of the Law Vassed by tl>o OHN F. LAWRENCE, Attorney-at-Law. from Toronto. joying the cool breezes and tempting J Office, corner Fourth and Ann streets, Detroit. T.ast Legislature. Ann Arbor, Midi. NO'S. 6 AND 8 WASHINGTON ST, J. Green, of Salem, spent Saturday Dr. William Blair and family have shades of summer resorts are begin- Section 1. The people of the state of ning to come home. Mrs. Millcn and M. MARTIN, Funeral Director and Un- Have on hand a Complete Stock of in this city. gene to Bay View. Michigan enact, That no person or O• dertaker. Cloth, metallc and common E. R. Strong, of Detroit, is in thehec sou Clinloj, have returned from coffins. Storeroom, 17 S. Fourth ave Resi- Everything in the Bar] B. Stewart is bacfc from a persons shall injure, pursue, hunt or dence, cornel Liberty and Fiflb. 'Phone 91 pleasant vacation trip. city on a business trip. tileir outing at North Lake, and Dr.kill, or attempt to kill, capture ar at- Zimmerman with his son Dan, are \V. NICHOLS, Dentist. Rooms over Miss Elizabeth Thorp, of Tontine, Mrs. Pauline 1'. Gn.-gg, of Jackson, tempt to ea | it tire by any means what- W• Ann Arbor Savings Bank, opposite is visiting in Ann Arbor. again among Ann Arbor's residents. Court House square. VITALIZED AIR ad- is visiting friends here. ever, any deer or elk in the island of ministered. Tt is agreeaole and easv to take Will Corsou went to South Lyoto on Shirley W. Smith, the president of * • • • Bois Blanc, in Lake Huron, until the and no prostrating effects follow, while teeth are extracted without pain. his wheel lnst Saturday. the class of '97, is, in Petoskey. One of Ann Arbor's young ladies, ter.t'i day of November, eighteen hun- Miss Martha D. Taylor, who has been Dr. John P. Seifert, of Detroit, spent Mrs. A. II. Taylor lias returned from dred and ninety- nine, or in the coun- Sheriff's Sale. a visit at Pontiac and Milford. travelling abroad for some mourns, ties of Alcona. Lapeer, Huron, Sanilac, Sunday with friends In thi scity. "Vf OTICE is hereby given, that having seized Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Miss Anna Wesch, of this city, is Mrs. W. H. Butler started today for we are glad to see, expects to reach Tuscola. Macamb, Allegan, Ottawa i.^ and taken the lands and tenements here- home by the first of September. Her inafter mentioned, by virtue of one CPrtain the guest of Hiss Lou Rank, of Jack- a two weeks' visit at Three Oaks. and St. Clair, until the first day ofexecution issued out of and under the seal of in Large Amounts and at visit at home will be considerably cur- January, 1903, and thereafter only at thu Circuit Court for the County of Waslite- sou. A large party is being formed to naw, in Chancery, in a certain cause therein Hardy Woodruff spent Saturday .ina take in the excursion to Frankfort. tailed as she leaves again soon after the time, in the manner, and for a depending wherein John Harrison. Joel Har- her arrival to take the position Ox" rison, Mary Hrown, Elizabeth Brown and Sunday with friends in Detroit and Miss Glace Moore is spending a purpose authorized by law. Esther Brown are complainants, and Margaret Cash Prices Toledo. week or two with friends in Detroit. teacher in German at Terre Haute Section -. No person shall kill more Harrison is defendant, and to me directed and delivered I shall on the third day of August. and can sell at Low Figures. George Key. the popular city engin- Dr. J. B. Dowdigan and Byron High School, Indiana. than five deer in any one year, ami A. D., 1897 at JO o'clock in the forenoon of said * « • * day, at the south front door of the Court The large invoice of Teas they eer, is rejoii ing iii the arrivel of a fine Knapp, of Owosso, have been visiting they shall only be killed at the time, House in the City of Ann Arbor, Michigan, A little after S o'clock last evening sell at public auction or vendue to the lush- buy and sell is good proof that baby boy. here. In the manner, and for the purpose est bidder, all of the right, title and Interest, we strolled down Fifth ave. towards of the above named complainants in and to F. A. Daniels, of Gregory, with his Mrs. Clark, of Detroit, is the guest authorized by law. all that certain piece or parcel of land, situ- wife anil family, are visiting relatives of relatives in this city for a JVwMrs. Junius E. Beal's residence. As Section 3. No person or persons ate In the township of Superior, County of In Quality and Price we neared the house the bright Chin- Washtenaw, State of Michigan, known, bound- in Hie city. days. shall pursue, hunt, kill or attempt to ed and described as follows, towit: ese lanterns, hanging about the The north-west quarter of the north-east They Give BARGAINS. Prof. H. X. Chute, with his wife Miss Rose Sturm, of Monroe, is en- kill, capture or attempt to capture any quarter of section number nineteen (19) Town and daughter, have gone to Alpena joying a visit with friends in Anngrounds in honor of the lawn fete deer in this state, save only from the two (2) south, Range seven (7) east, State of given by the members of the Ladies' Michigan and containing forty (40) acres of for a visit. Arbor. eighth day of November to the thir- land more or less. They roast their own Coffees every Library Association, made a striking Dated, Ann Arbor, June 14.1897. Miss I.ruii.i Kk-inkaus, of Detroit, Ezar Bradner, of Pennsylvania, is tieth of November, both inclusive, in W.M. JUDSON. week, as none but prime articles are is the gneet of Miss Jennie Mclntyre, visiting his brother at the Zeta Psi contrast to the dark, moonless avenue. each year. 47-53 Sheriff. used. The house and grounds were alive E. B. NORRIS, of Counsel for Defendant. of ;;IP Spring st. house. Section 4. No person or persons with the stir of preparation, ladies Their Bakery turns out excellent II. E. Coffin and Harvey Stofllei Harry Russell returned on his bicy- Bread, Cakes and Crakers. Call hurrying back and forth from the shall pursue, hunt, or kill, capture or Estate of Robert 1J. C. Scadin. with his wife and sister, spent Sunday <-ie from a short visit with friends at attempt to capture at any time, any OTATE OF MICHIGAN.County of Washtenaw and see them. lawn to fill the orders for ice cream, O ss. At a session of the probate court, for the ar Portage Lake. Milford. deer when it is in the red coat or any county of Washtenaw, holden at the probate of- Rev. Eugene Spahr with his wife J. Nussbaum and wife, of Mesina, lees ami cakes of those already seaied fice in the city of Ann Arbor, on Thursday, the in groups on the grass under the lan-fawn when it is in the spotted coat, 1st day of July, in the year one thousand and family have baen spending the Texas, have come here for medical oi- have in possession the skin of such eight hundred and ninety-seven. icrns. Lemonade was served from a Present, H. Wirt Xewkirk, Judge of Probate. week in Ann treatment. deer or fawn in the red or spotted In the matter of the estate of Robert r & Co, large punch bowl resting on a table Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Walker and B. C. Scaddin, deceased. Miss Carrie Upbouse, of ManeLeeter, coat, and the having in possession the Edwin Ball, executor of said estate, comes MANUFACTURERS OF is visiting her sister, Mis< Delia ITp- daughter, of Jackson, are visiting under one of the trees and the enjoy- skin of such deer or fawn shall be into court and represents that he is now pre- pared to render his final account as such ad- house, of No. 'J Miller ave. friends here. ment of the whole scene, including priina facie evidence of illegal killing-. ministrator. the delicious ices and cream, was Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the 24th FINELY J. Squire*, operator at the Michi- Miss Mamie Hannett, of Detroit, is Section 5. No person or persons day of July next, at ten o'clock in the fore- gan Central depot, moved his family visiting her cousin, Mrs. Fred Hayes, much enhanced by tho sweet dreamy shall at any time, wound, kill or cap- noon, be assigned for examining and allowing such account, and that the heirs at law of said FINISHED here frqgn Flint last week. of Miller ave. strains of the violin and piano reach- ture any deer in the waters of any of deceased, and all other persons interested in said ing up from the open window. Mr. estate are required to appear at a session of Resents Fletcher and Harbour .are J. D. F. Richards, popularly known the streams, ponds or lakes within the said court, then to be holden at the probate in the city, the former is looking .i.fter as "Buck," left for his home in Mon- Dan Zimmerman and Mr. Harry office, in the city of Ann Arbor, in said county, FURNITURE jurisdiction of this state. and show cause, if any there be; why the the electric lighting plant. tana last night. Brown were the obliging performers. Section G. No person or persons said account should not be allowed. AIJL KIXDS FOR 1 By no means was the crowd present, BAndii is further ordered that sairiadministrator Will Forsyth, who is at pressni i "- Mrs. G. T. Clark, of Aylmer, Out., shall injure, wound, capture or kill give notice to the persons interested in said Libraries Barber Shops lag work on the Evening News staff was visiting with her son, Dr. E. A. that the character of the entertain- estate, of the pendency of said account, and the any deer by means of any pit. pit-fall, hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order in Detroit, was in the city today. u this week. ment deserved, but we feel sure that dead-fall, trap, scaffold, snare, net orto be published in the Ann Arbor Democrat, a Stores Millinery- newspaper printed and circulated in said county Prof. Bradley M. Thompson left for Mrs. A. S. Berry, of Olivia PI., isthose wh') were there, thoroughly ap any similar device, or by the use of three successive weeks previous to said dav of Saloons Emporiums Detroit Saturday night. He is on his visiting relatives and friends in South preciated the ladies' efforts and that hearing. H. WIRT NEWK1RK any chemicals, poisons or explosives. [A true copy. ] Judge of Probato Etc. way to Europe and sails in a fe-.v Lyon this week. in xt time such a fete is given rhe at- Section 7. No person or persons P. J. LEHMAN. Probate Register. 49-52 Design Work a Specialy. days. Miss Susie McCabe, cashier at Good- tendance, will be very much larger. shall make use of any artificial light * * * • Repairing Miss Anna Bennett is visiting in speed's, is spending her vacation with in hunting or killing deer, and the E»tate of Helen E. Handy. of Furniture of Every PTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw Findlay. Ohio, ami Mrs. H. I".. Bennett friends at Northfleld. As the brilliant colors of the gorg- wearing or having such light on the O ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the Description. eous summer sun-set lit up the sky. County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate is the guesi of friends in East S;m- Miss Alice Porter of the High School head, shall be prima facie evidence of Office in the City of Ann Arbor, on Thursday ii.aw. faculty, is spending a portion of herthe guests gathered in the parlors of violation of this section. the 1st day of July, in the year one tnou- T. RAUSCHENBERGER & CO., the Rev. Andrew Bell's home, on Di- sand eight hundred and uinety-seven. L. S. Sherman, of San Francisco, vacation at Bay View. 'Section 8. No person or persons Present, H. Wirt Newkirk, Judge of Probate. Office and Factory on Vine St., Cal., is visiting ins son. V. R. Sherman, vision st.. to witness the marriage of In the matter of the estate of Helen E. Dr. Mark \Y. Harrington lias re- shall make use of a dog or dogs iu Handy, deceased. Near W. Liberty St. wlio is attending the summer law turned to America, and is at present the minister's daughter, Miss Caroline On reading and filing the petition duly veri- hunting, pursuing or killing deev. fied, of James Handy, prnying that the admin- school. visiting in New York city. P. Bell to Dr. Bertram T. Stevens. The presence of a hound in woods, istr*tion of said estate may be granted to him- Ann Arbor, - Mich. self or some other suitable person. C. 11. Easton, Cashier of the Ann Joseph Polhemus left for Chicago The ceremony was performed by the hunting and logging camp or club Thereupon it is ordered, that Saturday, the Arbor railroad, is visiting at Mt. Clem- this afternoon. He expects to remain Rev. B. MeElroy, and the, sole-tun 24th day of July, next at ten o'clock in the house during the hunting season shali torenoon, be assigned for tho hearing of said ens for a few days. His family is there for a couple of weeks. episcopal service used. The bride ana be- prima facie evidence of the unlaw- petition, and that the heirs at law of said de- ceased, and alt other persons interested In said BTCYCLES with him. Mrs. Benjamin Colston has returned groom stood under an archway of ful use. estate, are required to appear at a session of Frank E. Jones, one of Saiiin 's r home at Munith, after a short sii'.ilax draped round the doorway be said Court, the^p to be holden at the Probate If you intend buying one it 'Section 9. Any dog pursuing, killing Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, and show cause brightest attorneys, will remove to visit, with friends in this city. tween the parlors, the bride's white if any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner -svill pay you to call at or following upon the track of a deer, should not be granted. this city, making his home at 45 .^. Mrs. George Hughes and Mrs. Dr. silk dress showing up with pretty ef- is hereby declared to be a public nuis- And it is further ordered, that said peti- Division st. Clark, of South Lyon. are visiting at fect against the green of the leaves. tioner give notice to the persons interested aL«ce and may be killed by any p< r- in said estate, of the pendency of said peti- M. Staebler's Alexander Hull, an old Ann Arbor the home of C. C. Warner, of this city. About the room were vases of honey- son when so seen without criminal or tion, and the hearing thereof, by causing a boy, whose home is now in Cripple suckle and nasturtium; Much ariisiit- copy of this order to be published in the ANN J. 0. Lewis lias accepted a position civil liability. ARBOR DEMOCRAT^ newspaper printed and circu- CYCLE Creek, Col., is spending a few days taste was shown in the dining roo:n lating in said County, three successive weeks with the Cincinnati Ice Manufactur- previous to said day of hearing with Ed. Edmunds. ing Machine Co., as traveling sales- decorations. There pink and white Weather and Crop Bulletin. H. WIRT NEWKIBK, EMPORIUM John Stolph. of Rochester, X. Y.,will man. reigned supreme, each of the four IA true copy. 1 Judge of Probate. The general weather conditions ha^e P. J. LEHMAN, Probate Register. 49-52 return home on Tuesday after a W. S. Moore, the dentist, who hastables with tneir snow-white covers, been favorable to all growing crops 11 W. Washington St. visit with the family of A'. F. Weis- been .away on a two weeks' outing having large bowls of pink sweet and to harvest work during the pas: Chancery Notice. •where you will find the largest singer, of Detroit street. has returned ar.d is ready for business peas. As the friends left the supper week. Wheat harvest has progressed STATE OF MICHIGAN, ) and best line, at prices rang- COUNTY OF WASHTENAW. j ss Will Corson, night clerk at the A mer- orce more. • room they found a dainty wedcUiig rapidly and much of the crop has be(w Suit pending in the circuit court for Washte- ing from $30.00 to $100.00. ican House, is spending his vacation autograph book awaiting their *igu,-i- naw County, iu Chancery, wherein, Emma Mrs. J. C. Elliott has returned from secured. Threshers are beginning Gardiner is complainant and Frank Richard at his home in Oakland county. He a short visit to Frankfort. She re-turc This is a pretty custom and we work in the southern counties and re-Gardiner is defendant, satisfactory proof appear, (! Per Cent MONEY ({Percent ing to this court by affidavit on fife that the resi- made the trip 'home awheel. ports that the hotels are doing a boom- are always glad to see it carried out. part a fair yield of good quality. The dence and whereabouts of the said defendant cannot be ascertained, it is ordered that defend- L. D. CARR, Mrs. W. M. Wetmore and children, ing business. • « • * ry<; harvest has also made good pro- ant appear and answer the bill of complaint filed of Jonesville, returned home Tuesday in'this cause within live mouths from the date F. W. Freeman and Chas. Younglass Arrong the several successful suni- gress yielding a flue crop; rye that is of this order. Real Estate and Insurance. morning. They have been visiting at of Manchester, passed through Ann mer undertakings are the socials given yet standing is in fine condition. Hay- Dated June 24th. 1897. the home of W. W. Wetmore. E. D. KINNE, Circuit Judge. Savings Bank Block. Arbor yesterday on their way to De-by the Methodist Sunday school to ing has also been rapidly pushed and ARTHUR BROWN. Solicitor for Complainant Charles and Lewis Horn, of Detroit, troit by wheel. those of their congregation remaining the bulk of a very tine crop Is nowAttest J. P. SCHUH, Register. ANN ARBOR - - - MICH. rede out on a tandem Sunday and in town and their friends. Last year nearly all secured. The nearly normal Mrs. J. Walker and son, of Chicago. TOLEDO spent the day here. A break down are here visiting Mrs. AValker's par- these gatherings were found to betemperatures and very beneficial al COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. made things interesting for the boys. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tessmer, at qu:et oases in a desert of eommou- though unevenly distributed shewers TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte- S naw. The undersigned having beeu ap- Mrs. Mina B. 'Shiley and daughter 190 S. Main st. placeness. have given corn a splendid growth, pointed by the probate Court for said County, Commissioners to receive, examine Polly, accompanied by Miss Ellen B. G. W. Foskett. who has been visiting The first one this summer is to begreatly improved the condition of pn and adjust all claims and demands of all per- NORTH MICHIGAN Bach, left Monday for Germany, sons against the estate of John W. Eisele, his sister, Mrs. R. E. Shaw, for theheld tomorrow evening in the parlors tatoes, be.-ins and garden truck and late of said County deceased, hereby give no- RAILWAY. where they expect to spend the next past two weeks, left last evening for have headed out oats very fast. The tice that six months from date are allowed, by of the Methodist church and the pro- order of said Probate Court, for Creditors to year. his home iu Boston, Mass. gram presents some features of inter- very slow start of oats at seeding time present their claims against the estate of said deceased, and that they will meet at the The M.'sses Lutie and Alice Dens- Mrs. A. M. Burleson, and Miss Helen est Miss Sperry and Mr. Johnston and the hot burning weather of theProbate office in the citv sf Ann Arbor, in of Ypsilanti, and Miss Kathar- said county, on Monday, the 11th day of Oc- O. Wetmore went to Toledo today. have promised to sing, and Miss Stick- first ten days of July, have made oats tober, and on Monday, the 10th day of Jan- ine Campbell, of Ann Arbor, are stop- From there they take the steamer for ney to read. thin and short. The showers have uary, 1898, next, at ten o'clock A. M., of each of said days, to receive, examine and adjust ping at the Burgess cottage at Baya two weeks' trip to Montreal and » » » • been insufficient in the northerly sec- said claims. Dated, July 10,1887. .View. Quebec. We are very glad to see Miss Some tions of the state and there is consid- James W. Robison left Tuesday Saginaw News: Rev. F. Huber and back amongst us, even if only for the erable complaint from there that the GEO. H. POND, I ,-, ARTHUR BROWN, f Commissioners. for Island Lake, where he will havo family left Tuesday for the houie •summer. She returned yesterday weather is still too dry for oats, pota charge of the horses at the annual of Mrs. Huberts parents near Ann coming and expects to be here until toes and pastures. In those sections ercampment this year. Preparations Arbor, where Mrs. Huber and children time for her work to begin again. there is also much complaint of tlw at the lake are rapidly going forward. will spend several weeks. Mr. TTr.bcr * * • « ravages of the grasshopper and !Lc D. A. Hammond returned to the city expects to return to Saginaw Friday. potato bug. Apples continue to drop u Mr. and Mrs. Kyer, of Main St., an- Friday and left again Saturday morn- Rev. W. M. Forrest with his wife ticipate a pleasant trip across the badly, but other fruits except peaches, Ing. He was called to White Pigeon A full line of and baby, left this morning for a six water. They sail tomorrow on theare fairly promising. Berries of ail by the illness of Mrs. Hammond's weeks' vacation. They will spend the Rhine-land from Philadelphia, for Liv- kinds are plentiful. The very hot dry mother. Mrs. Hammond is already greater part of the time at Mt. Ster- erpool. From there they expect to go weather of the early part of the month there. ling. Ky. During his absence there up into Denmark. has burnt out much young elpvcr. - Dress - Miss Gertrude Holbrook, of Grand will be no Sunday services at the * • • • With ten days more of favorable Rapids, lias returned home, after Church of Christ, that is up to Sept. 1. Some of our friends are returning weather the great bulk of Michigan's spending several month visiting in this home already. Miss T. Hull and herwheat and hay crop will be harvested Making Supplies city. Miss Holbrook will be missed Improvements at the Hospital. l niece went back to their horae and secured.—Weekly Crop Bulletin. by the large number of friends and The new pavilion at the edge of the Time Table, Sunday, May iiii, 1897. in Detroit today, and Mrs. Earl Knight AND acquaintances she has made during hill on which the University hospital Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Standard left for Albion last Tuesday morning Time. her stay here. is situated has just been completed. New Books for .the Ladles' Library. The following is the list of new NORTH. SOUTH. Daily Resorter: Supt. Austin It offers a splendid view of the Huron A Kegular Cyclone. Fancy Goods 8:43 a.m. *7:30a. m river and the valley through which it bookfi that hare been ordered for the *13'.lr>a. m, 11:25 a.m. George, late professor in the Michigan The Adrian Press has the following 4:50 p.m. 8:40 p.m. Normal School, Ypailanti, who stopped (lows, and will give the patients at the to say of our business-like marshal: Ladies' Library: Specical Attention given to +9:10 a.m. +8:05 p. m. A Yankee in King Arthur's Court— at the Island last week, has rehospita- l the opportunity to get out of It is said that Marshal Sweet cow..! *Run between Ann Arbor and Toledo only, Mark Twain. « +Runs between Toledo and Howell. This turned with Mrs. George. They will doors as soon as they are convalescent. a whole gang of rowdie students and Philip Gilbert HamertOB, Autobio- College Colors train Sunday only. All other trains dally spend a large part of the summer A sun-room, or solarium, as it is called, townies who combined to "do him up" except Sunday. here. has been started at the south end of for his attempt to enforce the Jaw.— graphy and a Memoir, by his wife. E. S. GILMORE, Agent Mis. Catherine Seyler and hethre hospital building. When finished Ann Arbor Courier. Don Bmilio Castelar.—David Heu- W. H BENNETT Q. P. A. Toledo O. ney. And Glove Cleaning. daughter Bena have ieft for Detroit, this r;K>m will supply a long-felt need Yes, there's quite a number of Zene, where they will reside with Julius V. as it will afford the means for getting when he gets "woke up." 'Tls said Sonny.—Ruth McEoery Stuart. MICHIGAN ("VENTRAL Memories of Hawthorne.—Mrs. 'lose Seyler permanently. They will live the light and air which is so much de- of Zene that on one occasion out west, " The Niagara Falls Route." on Brainard St., one of the most pleas- sired during the period when the sick where he was assailed, Hawrhorne Lathrop. 5! S. STATE ST., - COR. WILLIAM ST ant locations in the residence part of Kleg Kelly.—S. D. Crockett. Cential Standard Time. ores are getting well. He rolled the prairie up like cloth; Detroit. Prospects are very good for a new Miss Archer Archer.—Mrs. Bntn- • TRAINS AT ANN ARBOR. Drank the Mississippi dry; ham. 'Charlie Johnson .aid Yin Critteudc-n building containing a nurses' home, EAST. Tut the Allejrhiiny in his hat; King Noanette.—Stinison. WEST. have returned from a fishing excur- kitchen, dining room and steam laun- A steamboat la his eye. P. M. Sprightly Adventures ot Msrsac— Castings! Mall and Ex 3 47 B., N. Y., Chi.... 8 12 sion through the lakes in this vicinity. dry. There are at present about £5 and N. Y. Special.... 4 58 Mall 9 i& patients in the hospital. never sweat a hair. Zenus is the Molly Eliot Sewell. Have them made at the •N. S. Limited... 6 45 P. M. They left last Friday and starting man for marshal. Rastern Ex 10 U5 Western Ex 1 55 from Strawberry Lake, came down The Spoils of Poyiiton.—Henry A. U. O. R. & K. Ex.... 5 55 Saline-John Lutz: Haying nearly James. D. N.Express.... S SO through the other lakes by boat. Both Quail and partridge are said to be Ann - Arbor - Foundry Atlantic Ex 7 30 Chi. Nt. Ex 9 40 finished. Wheat harvest well under were nearly eaten up by the mosquit- unusually thick throughout the state The Reds of the Midi.—Felix Gras. G. R. Express ...11 10 Pacific Ex 12 30 way. Fine rains have be*n of great 49 W. Huron Street *North Shore Limited Is an extra fare train «es, which are reported to be ravenous. this year and sportsmen are looking Elizabeth Padgett, of : to be a charge of 82.60 to New York than on benefit to corn and oats. other tralrT^. - forward to plenty of sport this fall. was in the citv ^ Plow castings and castings of ALL KINDS made to order. «^fc*&troaLEg, ""* H. W. HATES, G. P. & T. A(?t., Chicago. Aft, Ann Arbox JULY 23, 1897. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. COMMON COUNCIL MEETING. A NEW CITY BUILDING? ANOTHER KILLING. NOT "TOO MUCH JOHNSON."
YPSILANTI. Quite a Lot of Business Transacted at The Question Being Quietly Agitated Has William J. White Again Suc- The Boston Boomers of Ypsilanti IWIn- Monday "Night's session. Among the Aldermen. ceeded in His Favorite Game. eral Water Expect to Make Final Edward Holmes is camping at Port-| 'Miss Georgia Covert is visiting in The common council held a war a There's but little doubt but that there Can it be that William J. white—the Payment on the Old Well. meeting Monday night from a ther- is a strong sentiment in the common :age Lake. Detroit. erstwhile proprietor of the Occidental The following letter from Laura D. mometcrical point of view. It couldn't council favorable to the consolidation Henry M. Cheever, of Detroit, spent Miss Emily (iuiwits is visiting in Cafe—the "Oh! Willie, Willie! How Johnston, of the Ypsilanti Specific Co., Teeumseh. have been otherwise. It was a veiy of the two fire companies and putting Sunday in. the city. could you do it, Willie?" champion is explanatory to those who have cool session in other respects ar.d the them under one roof providing the Charles Rexford is suffering from MNs Lillian Avery has returned to heart smasher of susceptible widowa taken The Times and know that her home in Adrian. ddiberateness of its actions didn't ania west sides of the river can inflammatory rheumati&m. with good sized fortunes—is again a Boston parties have been making an Miss De Lynn Deubel has gone lo tend to stir the blood up at any higher be mutually satisfied on the location of Miss May Bullard and Miss Edirh p uch sought for man by the police of effort to boom Ypsilanti Mineral Water 'Detroit for a week's visit. rate of speed tl'.m Old Sol is accom- the same, and it would not. be the Case will teach in Elgin, 111., next Chicago? The following item taken as a curative for kidney troubles: yea r. Mrs. Jay Worden has gone to Lud-plishing. To such ;iu extent die! this most surprising thing in the world to from the Chicago Record of Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Aneii Williafns have iugfon to spend two or three woots. tendency incline that. Aid. Davis, who pick up your Time;; some Tuesday has all the identification marks on it Boston, Mass., July 14, 1S0T. pone to Lakeside, Ohio, for a few Mrs. Wilson Hoaglaiid. is visiting at is a member of the printing commit- evening and finel that some alderman of its refering to our own former D. C. 'Griffin, Esq., Jays. the home of C. M. Stoup on S. Wash- tee, offered a resolution that would had introduced a resolution in the com- townman, whose love affairs have cov- Ypsilanti, Mich.: II. M. Curtis is contemplating the ington st. have for its effect the landing into mon council meeting the night before ered two continents with sensations Dear Sir—I am now about ready to total obscurity for a fortnight tbe com- which looked, not only to the consol' possibility of making a trip to the Rev. Richmond, who lias been viait- and several widows with mortification make payment of the balance of the Sandwich Islands in November and ing old acquaintances In re, has re-mittee of which he forms a part, but id.it ion of the two lire companies, but !>2.o<><) for the land specified in the Aid Schaffer wouldn't allow such an also to the erection of a city hall anel elespair. What makes the item spending the winter there. turned to his home. appear all the more as if it had refer- resolution of the council passed Anril unpredlcted eclipse a sthat happen •which cau be useel for a fire house, a 12th this year. I have sent you There is going to be a job open for Mrs. A. J. Grout, of Detroit, and ence to the all-around athlete oi.' Cu- Bomefbody to take the school census Mrs. L. G. Steward, of Santa Auna. and set the astronomical world '.nto a lock-up, an office for the city clerk, an on this account and there remains a frenzy and so he declared the motion olHce for the city marshal and a coun- pid's field day games is that Walliani balance of $1,000 to be paid. The very next month. The board has three ap- CaL, are the guests of Mrs. Nellie J. White was in the city May lfi, just plications already, but will not decide Bacon. out of order. Aid. Davis' resolution cil chamber. Said one alderman the hard times and the scarcity of money was that the reporter of The Times, other day: "The east side aldermen five elays later than the time e who is to do the work until the August Rev. D. R. Shier and family, of Pot- have elelayed me in raising the neces- who has possibly be(-:n the cause of arc very favorable to a consolidation William J. White is alleged to ,'.?ave meeting. eat ave., are spending the summer ar sary amount, and the fact that I v.as making the people of Ypsilanti ac- providing we can get a location which taken the $10,000, and he showed his Dr. Owen was ail smiles today on Marine city. compelled to pay $1,000 more than I quainted with the fact of there being will be satisfactory to them. Thsy friends here a wad of money as big originally expected and intended to account of his having a fac-simile of Mrs. I\ W. Carpenter and daughter, ? in existence right in our own midst a want it to be located at the corner oi as some words the Willis Correspond- Dan Q born from his Nathan Mills and Mrs. Ruth Lalhrop and son go to offer by reason of the interference of printing committee, be granted a va- Cross and Huron sts.. but the senti- ent uses in his obituaries, and made mare. The father of the young colt Base Lake Thursday for a 15 days It. W. Clapp, has made it doubly hird. cation for two weeks with full pay. ment is strong that when we do con- no bones about the fact that he had is Simmicolon, anel the eloetor is build- outing. I hope under these circumstances, the The Times will accommodate the sen-solidate that we erect a city building. succeeded in making "another killing." ing all sorts of air castles on the fu- city will be inclined to be a little iea- J. W. Sloane, representing Jerone B. ior alderman from the Fifth even if Now for my part I do not want, to The following is taken from the Chi-ient in the matter of time. ture showing him to be a world beat- Rice & Co., of New York, either |o«1 cago Record: l'rcs. Sehaffer would not and takes a go way down there when I want to Will you favor me by preparing the er. his watch yesterday or had his pocket solemn pledge not to refer in any way see the city clerk. My idea for a city "Warrant for an Ex-Lover—Jnst ;<••> The Young Ladies" Bicycle Corps picked of the same. Martin yesterday issued a wan-ant for deed and sending it to Mr. Johnston to the printing committee for a period building would be to have it built on that he may submit it to his attorney will give a lawn social at th? resi- The telephone poles for the .VMY the arrest of William J. White on a of two weeks, or if it does inadvert- the Chidister property opposite ihe before the signatures are attached. de-nce of Frank Joslyn, on River St.. State line have been placed in position ently say anything concerning it, it court house. That is about as central- charge of stealing $9,350 from Mrs. Friday evening. July 2:i. Ice cream all the way from Detroit to this city. Address, Saville Johnston, Box 5331, will be understood that the remarks ly located as you could ask for. We Diana Chaffee, the proprietress of a Boston. Yours respectfully, and cake, 10 cents. Everybody in- and work on stringing the wires has simply apply to the remaining two could then have a trained fire depart- bearding house at 2714 Wabash ave. vited. Music by the band. If weather been commenced. members. If that isn't a square deal, ment that would be of much more The warrant is the result of an ended LAURA D. JOHNS TON. is unfavorable it will be held Saturday The death of Mrs. Esther D. New- we don't recognize it by its mark of service to the city when you join the love affair. Mrs. Chaffee is the widow Last spring Mr. Johnston, of Boston, evening following. ton occurred at the home of her SOP,identification. So long', printing com- two companies and I think the ar-of the late Charles W. Chaffee, and and Mr. Clapp, of Washington, both •Said an olel resident yesterday "The Judson Newton, near tie Peninsula mittee. We hope you will enjoy your- rangement would give great satisfac- White, or Whitney as he is sometimes came to this city and seemed as de- ccn:dition of the streets is a disgrace Paper Mil, last night. The deceased self until Aug. 2. tion to all citizens." called, is many years he senior ami sirious of obtaining the mineral well to a city like Ypsilanti. Many of the was 79 years of age. resides at 3754 Dearborn st. It is at the water works pumping station main driveways are full of bumps and Guy Davis, who is still catching fish Exum Johnson presented a. com- alleged that after making'proiffirs of as a count would of getting the prom- when The "Times gets through raising at East Tawas, writes that he was munication in which he stated that he "TIMES" BICYCLE PATH. marriage to Mrs. Chaffee he mdueeei ise of the hand of & daughter of a the Bicycle Fuuel it will do well 1o out the other day and captured 2:13 is the owner of the property oil which her to mortgage her property and give millionaire, and the common council f decided in favor of Mr. Johnston. call the attention of the aldermen o brook trout. He expects to return to the electric light tower in the First Arthur Ament and W. M. Osband into his hands nearly $10,000 May 10 some of the bad roads." Ypsilanti in a few days. ward stands and offered to sell the Help to "Cinch" That §100. When-White secured possession of the It looks as if this would not be a .lames >P. Dickinson, who owais a The -recent amendment to the city bit of land to the city for $150. City Previously acknowledged ..$351.00 money it is said his love grew coid case of "Too Much Johnston." farm near the Peninsular mill, was city charter in regard to sewers hp.d Attorney Brown stated that Johnson Pledged conditionally 100.00 and he left Mrs. Chaffee with neither But, maybe, the city had better thor- bitten in the leg by a vicious dog on the effect of making a great boom had a deed to the land. The proposi- Amount yet required ~ 49.00 money or suitor. Mrs. Chaffee ex- oughly investigate just how much Railroad st. one day this week. The for this improvement. Every council tion of Mr. Johnson was referred to pected to marry White, she said, at property it owns in the vicinity of the wound is a large one and shaped like meeting petitions fox sewers are re-the ways and means committee and Total for the path $500.00 the time she intrusted him with her water works. a horse shoe. Mr. Dickinson says lie ceived. the city attorney with power to act. Arthur Ament and W. M. Osband money. The police are looking for The Times moves that it be referred does not feav any serious results, bu Josephine won the 2:20 pace in De- A number of petitions asked that a are the first to subscribe a dollar each White. He has disappeared from his to the printing committee of the com- don't admire dogs as much as form troit yesterday in three straight heats. sidewalk be built along Davis st. from in order to make the conditional sub- home, but Mrs. Chaffee !s confident mon council. erly. Time, 2:11%, 2:10, 2:HV2. Mojada. "Welch's" west to Prospect st... andscription of $100 good. This leaves she can direct the police to where he Shake's Boclt Beer. 'Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Del Goodspeed's horse finished ninth, on Prospect st. commencing on Davis but $47 yet to be raised and then the can be apprehended. Mrs. Chaffee William Robinson, corner of Cass and his places in the heats being ninth, st. running to "Slawson's." The mat-bicycle path to Ann Arbor will be con- was not at home when a call was A book -agent stepped into one of Ballard streets, a cactus granelifiora tenth and sixth. ter was referred to the aldermen of structed. Just as soon as the SuOO is trade at her boarding house, but a the saloons kept by a Teutonic the commonly known as a "night-bloom- Attorney Lee N. Brown has com-the Fifth ward. raised a meeting of the L. A. W. will servant who answered the bell volun- other day and walking up to the pro- ing cereus," opened its petals anel n.eiieed suit for $1,500 damages for bo called and a committee appointed prietor inquired: Rebecca Robbins, Jay Worden. Win. teered the information that White had showed forth all its glory. The news his client, William Bell, against C!.as. to advertise for bids on the length of "Have you in your family got Shake- B. Seymour, Carrie Gordon, Edgar H. not left the city, and that notes had quickly spread, and nearly 500 visitors Reinhart, whose dog it is alleged Ml pr.th that can be constructed towards spere?" Lamb, Helen C. Swift, Esther M. Ful- ptssed between Mrs. Chaffee and him came to see the unusual blossom. It Mr. Bell so severely that he is now Ann Arbor for $500 according to plans "Shake's beer? Vot, Shake Foer- ler and Harriet E. Hart petitioned for last Sunday." was a.wonderful sight and one which lying dangerously ill at Mt. Clements. and specifications and bids will prob- ster's beer? You shust bet your life a sewer from Hamilton st. west on the big majority of people have never Ypsilantians will be interested in ably be asked for both on the motor I. O. G. T. Organize. I have him." Emmet to the Bridget Keeland prop witnessed. knowing that Edward Hinekley, form- line and middle road. The latter is A- lodge of Good Templars was ins.t- city. The matter was referred to the "Xo," respondexl the other, "I meau erly of this city, and Miss Lizzie Gor- the shorter by nearly a mile and a tutto Friday evening last by I. C. The Presbyterians of this city are board of public works. the book—the book." contemplating some extensive im- don, (formerly a teacher in the schools path can be constructed on it for $25 Frank, special State Deputy Grand "Ach! you vant bock. Xoin, you provements in their church property. here, were recently married in Detroit, W. J. Stone, R. L. Frary and C. D. less per mile than on the motor line Chief Templar, assisted by Miss Lor- komm here in der spring dime and Architect Hess, of Detroit, is (busy and are now keeping house in thai Bassett asked for a lateral sewer on road. The paint is to get a path to detta Powers, Grand Deputy Marshal you get Shake's bock beer." making the plans for a chapel to be city. S. Washington st. beginning at the Ann Arbor and this is nearly sure of of the Grand Lodge. Out of over 30 And the fellow left, but whether or built on the church property and for W. M. Osband says he had an "in- corner of S. Washington and Cather- being accomplished. darter members a goodly number was rot he will eoine back next, spring he a remodeling and reconstruction of ihe come tacks" sprung on him the' other ine sts. anel extending south to the present and obligated, and Sister Pow- did not say. front of the church. It is not prob- day. While riding on River st. his tire corner of S. Washington and Buffalo BICYCLE ORDINANCE ers gave the unwritten work. Officers able that these atlerations and build- was punctured by a tack and he says sts. This met the >amt> rate as 'ts elected were as follows: Joseph Faik, ROMANCE OF THE LATE FLOOD ings will be made, however, before that he has heard of one other wheel- predecessor. Prohibiting Fast lading and Malting lodge deputy; Mrs. Kate B. Josslyn, chief templar; Mrs. Ada Talk, vice Husband Rescues Wife with Whom Ho next spring. man who met with the same fate on Trim & McGregor sent m a com- AVheelmen Keep to the Right. Had Quarreled and Meets Baby. the same street. If the throwing of n.unication t- ;je council'stating that templar; 'Mrs. Florence Babbitt, P. C. Some great developments are expect- Careless scorchers and bicyclists From the Kansas City Journal: An tacks in the streets is done malicious- they propo*' : to donate to the city :i templar; Miss Edith Church, recording ed in the Mollie Bennett will case at who insist upon riding upon the wrong odd story comes from Guthrie as an ly, the perpetrator ought to be excom- strip of la: .2 feet in width and 300 secretary; Mrs. Chreste Wilber, mar- Ann Arbor Saturday. Jerome Schem- side of the road are to be introduced incident of the recent great flood. municated. feet long t , be used for a street in to the modus operandi of the courts shal; Miss Edith Falk, treasurer; Mrs. Something more than a year ago a merhom's petition for filing the al "College : lace" and asked the city's A. H. Powers, chaplain. young couple of the town were mar- If the Toad around the point at the of Justice Child's and Justice Joslyn. leged will comes up for hearing and acceptance of the same and. in view ried, but inside of six months they junction of Huron and Washington There have been many serious acci- The name of the lodge is "Ypsilanti Administrator Graves says .he is going of the necessary increased assessed quarreled and parted—the wife going to streets has been used as a road for 15 dents caused by riders wlio have No. ," and it meets at Odd Fellow's to put up a lively defense to the same. valuation of the lots when marketed, the Ihonie of her mother, while the hus- years, it is proba'ble that the city can wheels both in their heads and under hall on Friday evenings. Some com- One of the attorneys for Mr. Graves asked that the city cause the future band put up at a boarding house. The hold it by adverse possession. If tt them and the local L. A. W. has taken mittees were appointed and Brother iome of the mother was in the track says that the developments win take street to be improved and graded. has not been so used, Exum Johnson, the matter in charge and there is a Franks made some few remarks, after of the flood, and the young husband more than a day to be brought out ii The matter was referred to the com- who holds a deed to the same is en- strong agitation among its members which lodge closed in due form to made a heroic effort to reach the house full light, and there is expected a hot. mittee on street and walks. old time. titled to damages for the reason that for a stringent bicycle ordinance and meet next Friday evening. About 2"> and rescue the inmates. By a daring a water main is laid on the roadway. Anson Wright presented liquo- its rigid enforcement. This they do now memlbers are to be taken in at performance in swimming lie succeeded The tax-payers of the First ward are the next meeting. The.Glee Club, or in getting there and found the family Mr. Johnson wants #150 for a title to bonds for doing business on the fair for self-protection and a meeting will safe in the second story, and later he •the lucky ones of the city this year the property. Dick's Quartet, is expecteel to be pres- and the Fourth warders have the grounds during the coming celebra- soon be called to bring the question brought them all safely to the shore. up. It is certain that the L. A. W. will ent and a grand time is expected. The greatest cause for kick. The follow- tion of the colored people and also Grand Lodge convenes at Marshall, on Upon entering the room of his wife he ask the common council to pass an or- ing is the rate of taxes for the city DR. RYAN'S SUCCESSOR bonds to go into effect when he moves Aug. 24. This lodge wants to repre- found a three-months-old baby in her dinance prohibiting fast riding and al- arms, of whose existence he was aware, this year, the. rate being on $100 of back to his customary place of busi- sent over 50 charter members so the Will Be Appointed at the September so to compel bicyclists to keep on the though never having seen the child. •assessed valuation: First ward. $1.04; ness after the blow-out is all over. charter will be left open until Aug. 1, Conference of the M. E. Church. The bonds were accepted. right hand side of the road. Whether The danger made both husband and 'Second ward, $1.05; Third ward. $1,107; and perhaps to the 15th. After the Wife forget their differences, and they Fourth ward, $.1.22; Fifth ward, $1.15. But two mouths remains before the By Aid. Gaudy—That the chief oi a "bell" clause and a "lantern" will Detroit Conference of the Methodist meeting Brother Franks gave a few became very affectionately reunited, And yet the aldermen think they can the fire department be and is hereby be incorporated has not yet been deter- pieces from the Grimaphone, which though it would appear to be very much afford to have the official proceedings Episcopal church convenes. It is an instructed to employ an extra fireman mined upon but their features will be of a question whether the reconcilia- •stablished law of the church that a. was enjoyed, and all went home feel- printed in two papers to drive the horse on the hook an£ discussed at the meeting also. With ing it was good to be there. Brother tion can last. A man who could live minister cannot remain more than live ladder truck at a cost of not to ex- the L. A. W. behind him Marshal three months within five blocks of hie Dan Q's race in Detroit Saturday es- years in one place and September will Franks will organize lodges at Ann ceed 50 cents per hour when on duty West fall and his deputies will do their Arbor and Wayne this month. first born and never go to see it hasn't tablished the fact that the little wig see Dr. Ryan's pastorate in this city at fires. Carried. duty and market quotations in justice enough of human sentiment about his gler is one of the most wonderful completed for as long a term as the organism to remain faithful to any- By Aid. Davis-That the Fifth ward business will be very bullish. Three Deaths Sunday. l.orses on the turf. He was second in allow. Consequently his suc- thing. be allowed to draw $40 from the Park Three deaths occurred in the city three heats, which were made in essor in this city is to be appointed Fund to build a walk 10 feet wide A Bold Burglar. 2:07M>, 2:0SV4, 2:07%, and the-o are by the Bishop at the coming confer- An incident happened Friday night Sucday, in two cases the cause of the TRAGEDIES O.- THE SEA. around the Fifth ward fountain and demises being paralysis and the de- i'.any Ypsilantians who hold that lie inee and the Methodists are naturally a walk five feet wide extending from which was not reported to the police could have won the second heat had casting about, as to who the man will and consequently was not learned ceased persons being old anel well That the perils of the octean are di- said fountain to each coiner of the k) own residents. verse and manifold and that modern he been pushed, but looking the field e. park, said walk to be of gravel four about until yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. over Frank Bogash is a little too fleot The first was that of Mrs. Harriet Science has not overcome them can be There is a. strong sentiment in the inches deep. Referred to the board of Lee X. Brown 'was setting on the easily deduced from the etories of ma- of foot for the ypsilanti horse. Of lawn at one side of the house on Fri- Welch, who suffered a stroke of par- hiuvh in favor of Dr. Allen, the pres- public works to report at the next alysis some weeks ago at her home on rine disasters made known during the the 50 Ypsilanti sports who saw Dan•nt presiding eider, and it is known meeting. day evening between the hours of 0 past few months—disasters that have 0 go Saturday you cannot get one to anel 10 o'clock when Mrs. Brown arose l'.abbitt. street. she was afterward strewn the ocean's floor with dead. o be a fact that Dr. Allen has signi- By Aid. Schaffer—That the commit- removed to the home of her niece acknowledge that he lost anything ex- fied his willingness to come here as a to go into the houss to see if then cept his time. tee on fire department cause to De con- chUd was sleeping quietly. She just Mi*. Walter Hawkins, of Cross street, When you add to these the pitiable "astor in the Ypsilanti church provid- structed a hose tower at Hose House. and there she died yesterday morning number of vessels that in the recent 'Guy Tattle, who lives just outside ng there is not the slightest of opposi- Xol. Carried. reached the bed room when she no- ticed in the dim light a man in the at 11 o'clock. The deceased was s.:past have sailed away and never been the city, and Fred Kinne had a nar- ion in any particular to him among iBy Aid. Gaudy—That the comniittei heard of after, and whose fate is clad row escape of bemg killed yesterday vicinity of the dresser. She screamed years old. Tlie funeral will be held he members. If he could be assured on fire department b» and are hereby tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. In the fog of mystery, the sea's sad They were driving across the Lake hat there was none the Bishop will for help and the man ran out of lae story gathers more horrors still. Here insiructed to advertise in the journal front door and down the street Mr. The second death 'was that of Sam- 6 a grim list: Shore railroad op. Ann st. when just undoubtedly appoint him. As presid- called "Fire and Water" the two as they reached the track a gravel ing elder he has established himself Brown, who was alarmed at her cry,uel Oampbell, of Chicago ave. The steam lire engines for sale. Carried. rushed into the house, but too la deceased had suffered for two years The Arctic, in 1854; the Pacific, in train backed in on" them without any among the Methodists as a wry strong A resolution was offered for the con- warning. The horse was the first to sec and capture the would-be burg- with paralysis and been a helpless in- 1856; the Austria, in 1858, with 538 on ir.au intellectually, socially and exe-struction of a lateral sewer on Maple board, only 67 saved; the City of Bos- discover the approaching train, the cutively. Ypsilarati, next to Aim Ar- lar. The excitement was too greal valid during that length of time. He' sr. beginning at River st. and runnios; was 72 years of age. The deceased ton, in 1870, never heard from, 200 view of the driver being abstrucicu bor, is probably as important a place tor Mrs. Brown and siie fainted away, souls aboard; the Atlantic, stranded off thence east on Prospect st. The com- anel it was an hour before she could leaves a widow, and two sons, Edward by a coal shed, and th<> animal turned in view of the fact that the Normal mon council will hear objections, if Halifax, 576 lives lost; the Schiller, on suddenly around and dumped the School is established here, as there is be brought back to consciousness. On and Anson 'Campbell, by a former Scilly Rocks, 200 lives lost; Villa du any. at the next meeting. Also Tt tl.i the dresser in the room were lying wife. The funeral will be held Wed- Havre, 200 lives lost; Pomerania, 50 young men into a ditch. The horse in the state, and the Methodists can- same time kicks will be listened to in then ran up through the city aad hadnot afford to have anybody senr. here two gold watches and if Mrs. BroTyis nesday at. 2:30 o'clock. lives lost. regard to the lateral sewer on dross had not gone into the house just at The third death was that of Mrs. reached the Foroester Brewery before who is not a man that combines these st. running west to Oakwood ave. he was willing to stop. In running attributes of character, and they can the time she did the burglar would Oarrie Kay. a former wife of Dr. A. J. A few days ago it was told how the By Aid. Gaudy—That a sub-lateral have secured the time pieces. i'ay. who lived on E. Congress st. schooner General Siglin was sighted, the entire distance through the city he congratulate themselves that a man abandoned in the North Pacific ocean. had probably got dry, but his horse sewer and drain tile be constructed The deceased leaves two young daugh- like Dr. Allen is willing to be sent from Ellis st. south on. Perrin st, to Not quite abandoned, perhaps, for sense didn't tell him it was Sunday. here. Mrs. W. H. Webster is visiting at ters and a. son. The remains will be lashed to the helm was tlie corpse of a Pearl st. Carried. the home oZ John Boyce. shipped to Detroit foe interment. sailor. L . - !. . • if3B ANN A^BOR • Jrw.23, 1897.
CONGESTION OF THE BRAIN. Real Estate Transfers. THE DEMOCKAT. Helen M. Wheeler to Mattie M. Mii- Coroner's Jury So Kxplalns Nathan ligan, Ann Arbor, $2,800. Friends of tlie Democrat wlio have Pieree's Death. Thos. Bogg, by heirs, to Fa-icHla BUS? STOHS business at the Probate Court July •win please request .ludge Coroner Reaume, of Windsor, held Bogg, Dexter, $1. -OF- >~ewlilrk to send their an inquest on the body of Nathan Carrie C. Fay to John Dunn, Ypsi- printing to this ofllce, Fierce Tuesday night and Dr. Hoar* lanti, $2,000. Not to the fire, for it SGHAIRER-& MILLEN. made a post-mortem examination, Win. Danetagburg to Francis St. Bargains! IN A>'D ABOUT THE CUV. which showed that there were stroug John, Ann Arbor, $000. i was warm enough al- Rice Miner has returned from a syu ptoms of softening of the 'brain, Richard Smith to Maurice E. Nash, ready, but to the at- Ladies' Linen Crash Skirts... -98c short business trip to Detroit. which was more noticeable noar tin' Scio, $1,750. tractions for our Sum- (Miss 1Iay Allison lias gone for a ibase. The Grand Trunk railroad em- Elmer Brown to Samuel Barnard, Ladies'"White Duck Skirts.$1.25 Visit to Bay View and Traverse City. ployes could throw no light en the l'psllanti, $2,GO0. mer Sale. It is a good Ladies' Fancy Check Skirts.$1.25 Frank C. Condon and 3, Burt Bills case other than to tell how they found Martha and Samuel Barnard to Elmer time to buy. Prices will spi'ud a few days at Strawberry the man. The jury thereupon reluvu- E. Brown, Ypsilanti, $3,200. Children's Rlady Made Dim- OK^ ity Dresses idOKj Lake. ed a formal verdict to the effect that James Wallace to Jas. Bycraft, Yp- are in your favor as the deceased came to his death from Ladies' Trilby Drawers, 5 inch John Jiclntyre had a bad rtfisaway silanti, $500. they will not be again deep. Ruffle made of OK^, a yesterday. His back was quice sev- congestion of the brain. Pierce had Bicycle repairing at Wm. Wenger's for many a long year. Lonsdale Cambric •""'-'pair erely hurt. left Ann Arbor last Friday with the at reasonable prices. All work guar- Ladies' Empire Night Robes.. -4:8c iMr. Warner and family, of N. Intention of going to Montreal, where Would it not be wis- anteed. No. S N. Fourth ave. he thought he could get work, and he Thayer st., have gone to Bay View to dom to anticipate your 100 Silk Tuill Umbrellas at... -98c gpond the summer. •was evidently stealing a ride when Try Weinman's steak's and roasts, found. The dead man had suffered cut from corn-fed beef. wants? 15 doz. Gingham 1 An or 3 Mrs. C. J. Snyder and three sons, of Aprons J-vt f from brain trouble for several years, To obtain the benefits of a climatic or 20 Gott St., went to Detroit this morn- SHIRT WAISTS 75— which had been brought on by a sev- change, I must sell my property corner ins for a visit of several days. to close out the 75c OQrt "i Walter T. Seabolt, of the Ann Arbor ere sickness. of Thayer and Lawrence sts., and and $1.00 kind for...-^^ i Savings Bank, has returned, from a comer of Jefferson and Division sts. 50 Ladies' House Wrappers, full gen- 3eUghtful vacation visit to Detroit. The per cent of income on money to Skirts erous width in Light £Q h be invested to buy 47 S. Division is and Dark Effects at.. Mrs. C. W. Piills, of Wnshtt-imw THE AMERICAN INDIAN. $5.00 Skirts now $3.98 ave., has gone for a nonth's vacation better than any house in this city, and trip to Big Rapids, Hart and Allegan. Instructive Lecture by Major Mat- I challenge successful contradiction. U. 00 Skirts now $2.98 Karl Miner is spending the summer thews, a Ketired Surgeon. Any of the above will be sold below $1.39 Skirts now 98c competition. A. M. Ct/AUX. SCHAIRER & MILLEN, at Long Island previous to entering Major Washington Matthews, a re- Other prices equally cheap. 1 into the practice of law in New 1'orUtired surgeon of the U, S. A., lectured The best tonic in the world is a pure Ann Arbor's Greatest Bargain Store. before a company of citizens at Dr. city. wine. Try some 'of* the pure home- —- Georg's Wednesday evening, on the Two dogs which Were acting made grape and berry wines for sale American Indian. Major Matthews, strangely, were shot by the pouod- at 24 W. Washington st. 43-tf raaster yesterday. They belonged to who is suffering from a nervous Waists Mrs. Jas. Bogle and Daniel Hiseock. trouble, and is under the doctor's treat- OE'MEXT WALKS. Cement walks and all kinds of ce- Our sale of Manufacturers The University of Chicago has an ment, has written nineteen works on ment work constructed in a first class organizer at work in this state for the American Indian., his customs, Stock of Waist goes merrily WON'T RUN manner at reasonable prices. University Extension work, and the habits, religions and life, and also an on—39c, 69c and 98c for latest club organized is at riymouth. Indian grammer, is recognized author- S. W. PIKE, choice of Shirt Waists worth ity and is probably better afble, with 15 Miller ave. Carl M. Green, who was the corres- the material and data at his command, nearly double. pondent for the Detroit Tribune, is To Rent—Two houses suitable for That is what you say about to treat of the Important and highly rooming and boarding, also unfurn- working at the insurance business interesting subject than probably any around Charlotte during the summer ished rooms. A. M. Clark, 47 S. Divis- your Watch. Bring it to the man of his time. Everybody present, ion st. 48 t3 months. among whom we noticed Dr. SuBder- W. F. Wanzeck, who has beer, with laiud, Fred Schmid, Leonard Gctmer, Lawn mowers, knives, shears, ra- Wrappers largest repair shop between De- Warren, the barber, will soon open a Geo. Haller, sr., John Lindenschmitt. zors, etc., sharpened at Wm. Weav- shop of his own next to Caspar Rin- H. M. Woods, their wives and daugh- er's, No. 8 N. Fourth ave. . 51 31 All reduced and going fast. troit and Chicago and it sey's. He was down to Toledo yester- ters and friends, were pleased with Weinman's eggs are always noted $2.00 Wrappers now--$1.69 day purchasing his outfit. Major Matthews' discourse, many pro- for their freshness. $1.75 Wrappers now--$1.39 Justice Fond says that the jury in Xiouncing it the most interesting and Spring chickens at Weinman's. The $1.50 Wrappers now--$1.19 the insurance case has not come to instructive talk they had ever listen- finest broilers the market affords. any agreement yet. It is not likely ed to. $1.25 Wrappers now 98c Paints, oils, glass and room mould- that the judge will starve the jury $1.00 Wrappers now 89c WILL RUN ings. First class material, lowest Into returning an early verdict. Former Ann Arborlte Honored. prices. At C. H. Majors, 23 E. Wash- William Goodyear rode down town Dr. Charles H. J. Douglas will be ington st. or. his wheel today for the first time. remembered as the teacher in English Window shades made and hung, all Heretofore he has not ventured off his and Elocution a few years ago in the widths, all colors, lowest prices. At own street. An admiring crowd Ann Arbor High School. The follow- Silk Special C. H. Major's. 23 E. Washington st. •watched Mr. Goodyear's progress ing from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle THE CAMPAIGNS IN OHIO. Printed Fonlord and Printed China down Main st. will be of interest to his friends here: The State of Ohio will be the theater Silks, sold all the season X. J. Kyer and wife started this "Dr. Charles H. J. Douglas, head as a drive at 25c, now— of a -closely contested political cam- morning for their old home in Den- teacher of English in the Boys' High MILLER'S JEWELRY STORE, n.ark. They have cot seen the old School for the past nine years, iias paign this fall. The Cincinnati En- friends in the mother country for ov-.»r IHTII nominated to a position, or first quirer is Ohio's greatest .newspaper. 30 years, and this return after so long as.-istant to principal of the new You can have the Democrat ,a.nd. the 46 S. Main St., ANN ARBOR, MICH. an absence cannot but be delightful. Boys' High School in New York. Dr. Weekly Enquirer one year for.$1.00. SALE OF FURNITURE this week Yesterday was the liveliest day of Douglas topic the examination and ob- at 50 Washtenaw ave. Bed room sets, the first week of tax collections. The tained a grade of 97C-10, which was chairs, tables, wardrobe, hat rack, ir.cnoy rolled in from all directions, the highest grade given to any of the feather bed, etc. 20 S. Main Street. am! when the amount had been footed applicants. The salary is §3,000. Ho up it reached $1,341.82. Collections has done splendid work in the Boys' day by day have been as follows: 'High 'School and it is with great re- Big Reduction. Thursday, $921.54; Friday, $970.31; gret that he severs his connection with Saturday, i?l.140.58; Monday, $799.10; the Brooklyn educational system." Tuesday, $597.47; Wednesday, $1,- Prof. Douglas has taken degrees at Brown University, Michigan, Johns It's Too Hot 341.82. We are offering our entire Stock of C. J. Price, of the Aim Arbor Sav- Hcpkins and Columbia. He was one ings Bank, started on his vacation, of the strongest teachers in the High To talk Furnace to you this weather so but Mr. Frice is still in town. He has School when here, and deserves his just a'Word about been rather quiet about his destina- success.—Courier. Men's Women's tion, but it is thought that he wiil Board of Public Works, and Children's round up at AuSable and Maekinac. 'At the meeting of the board of pub- Parties on the inside track declare lic works last night a large portion of Tan, Chocolate and Ox-Blood that Claud has been inquiring about the time was spent in discuesing that the prices for bridal chambers on the SHOES popular theme of the summer time, Refrigerators! steamboat lines running north. the gartxage question. The discussion At a reduction from former prices that will •Some of the draymen in the city will developed the fact that some of the be in danger of getting into trouble streets in the city have been, made close them out in the next with the Humane Society if they do dumping grounds for all sorts of re- not treat their horses better. In one fuse, while nobody seems to have the We Handle the Hurd or two instances the animals have authority to go after the offenders 'been left standing, not only all day- anil bring them to time. The board And have the largest and nicest stock in the city. long, but until half past ten or eleven recommended that a number of signs Call early. o'clock at night while their owners be printed by which the public are to were out enjoying themselves. If this be informed that a reward of $5.00 We are overstocked and we will make you prices that will con- business is kept up, the officers will will be paid for the detection and con- vince you that you can not afford to be without one. Wahr & Miller, THE SHOEMEN, make complaint against therr. for viction of any person found dumping cruelty to animals. garbage or any other refuse in the Ten of the Ann Arbor printers have public streets. erected a very neat boat house on The city engineer was ordered to 48 South Main Street. the banks of the Huron river near the advertize for bids for the 214 feet of HARKINS' HARDWARE, inlet of Strawberry Lake, in close 12 inch tile which is to be used on W. proximity to Conny Cook's Asylum. Huron st, also for Tjids for the im- The second story will be devoted to proving of Packard st. according to 28 E. Huron Street theatrical performances of the roof- specifications. An estimate was also Now Is Your Chance! gaiden order. When completed the ordered on the grading of Miner st. Union Label will decorate the river from Hiseock to Felch sts. We prefer to sell our. frcnt of the building, notwithstanding FERDO1T LUMBER YARD, Then came a mixed up discussion CORNER OF FOURTH AND DEPOT STS., ANN ARBOR. the fact that it was erected by scab on the ordinance, which provides that labor. the stone used in laying sidewalks George A. Peary, an employe of an shall be three inches thick. It ap- ---HUMBERT --- Ann Arbor fruit grower, was arrested pears that one of the aldermen has We manufacture our own Lumber and SPRING m SUMMER SUITS on the central market by the police laid a two-inch walk and just at pres- last week in 'Detroit, en a charge of ent Judge Harriman is having a walk GUARANTEE VERY LOW PRICES. at a loss this season of the year rather than carry violating an ordinance, the police hold- of the same thickness put down in Give us a call and we will make it to your interest, as our large them over until next year, and for that reason Ing that he was acting as a commis- front of his house on Washtenaw ave. and well graded stock fully sustains our assertion. have cut every Suit in bur establishment to the sion merchant. His case was heard If the ordinance is not to be lived up A full assortment of Stone Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile, manufac- by Judge Chapin yesterday, who held to, everybody shxnild know so that all tured by the Jackson Fire Clay Co. These tile, being made of fire lowest price. that 'Peary was acting as a farmer's can save the difference in price be- clay, are of unusual strength. employe arnd therefore had a right to tween two inch and three inch stone. T. J. KEECH, Supt. JAS. TOLBERT, Prop. THEY MUST GO. WE NEED THE MONEY offer Ms employer's fruit for sale on The matter was brought up by Hudson the public market. T. Morton, who, as Mr. Keech said. and a loss at this time is almost better than a Hon. Joe T. Jacobs has returned appeared in behalf of the widows and profit earlier. We can't avoid this from California, where he has been maiden ladies who live in the neigh- for the past four weeks visiting with borhood of Washtenaw ave. The re- MONET :-: X.OSXXTG :-: SALE his son in Los Angeles. Mr. Jacobs mark caused a laugh at the expense spent some time in San Francisco and of the genial Morton, who beat a and there is no use crying. We must have the Northern California points. He hasty retreat to cover his confusion. brought back a pocket full of gold This little incident closed the meet- ready cash and will have it if Extremely pieces, not Alaskan gold, but just ing. N Xow Prices -will do it. plain California gold with Uncle Sam's 'Mr. Hill, of the University -police The Greatest Cure on Earth for Pain. Cures stamp on it to show the natives, a