THE ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
VOLUME XXX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 25, 1898 NUMBER 31
If Jim and Julius could place an es- be to enhance rather than to diminish Are these the utterances of a loyal Re- date of the Pingree people. General gether with a good chorus, the person- THE DEMOCRAT. timate of what Hie people of Michigan the value of gold, for the demand for publican? * Spalding, as usual, is on the fence with nel of which, with other participants. it would thereby be increased. 5. He believes in a tax reform which one leg "safely" on each side. Mr. will be announced later. Watch out PUBLISHED EVERY FBIDAY. actually think of them by the side of the fairy talcs repdrtel by their Let us recapitulate. We are agreed will be more than a reform in name— Sawyer has taken his stand with the space in another part of this paper. CHAS. A. WARD, EDITOR AND PROP. "trusted agents," tftey would doubtless with the gold men that prices aie de- a reform which will shift the burden straight line Federalists with an em- have a clearer conception of magnifi- termined by the value of money an:l of taxation to the place where it really phasis which will make him the leader THE COMMON COUNCIL. TERMS: $1.00 PER YEAR. cent distances. that the value of money depends upon belongs, and he accuses the leaders of of anti-Pingree sentiment in this sec- the Republican party in Michigan of its quantity. tion of the state and their logical can- Kegular Meeting at Council Chamber It is not against the useful and neces- Then prices must be determined by conspiring with the corporations to pre- didate for the congressional nomination. Monday Evening. LABEL> sary functions of corporations that the the available quantity of tlie material vent these reforms. The contest henceforth will be between' people protest, tout against the danger- which the private citizen can convert All of the symptoms revealed by this Mr. Sawyer and Mr. Wedemeyer. The meeting was called to order by at will into money wliicli is legal ous and unwarranted usurpation of diagnosis are radically Democratic and Spalding will be left on the fence when Clerk Mills, Aid. Cady being then : tender in tlie payment of any and all chosen president pro tern. Mayor His- Entered »t Ann Arbor Postoffice as Secoafl power over t he rights and property it is not surprising that the federal the delegates are chosen. debts. The only material w itch tne cock's veto message was then read as Class Mail Matter. of individuals, which are frequent in private citizen can thus -convert i nto doctors who have been watching their the history of the more powerful cor- legal tender money at pleasure in this development with anything but friend- STATEMENT REFUTED. follows: OFFICE: TIMES BLDG., 8. MAIN ST. porations. country is sold. Then it follows that ly eyes are alarmed lest the germs of "I hereby disapprove that part of the available quantity of g id must Democratic contagion infect the rank I', ol M. Students Not largely Sons your proceedings of the 7th inst., relat- determine prices, and prices will be and file of the Republican party. ing to the adoption of a resolution re- While Editor O'Donnell is ringing the high or low as that quaniity is large and Daughters of Wealthy Parents " CLUBBING LIST. changes upon his "economical" harp quiring the publication of the names •ew small. SPALDING'S MENDACITY. At a farmers' institute held at Owos- of all parties receiving* help from the the people will remember that this These are conclusions which cannot so last week the opinion was expressed YOU can secure the Democrat and same old chestnut has been played for Congressman Spalding's speech at the city. The poor fund is raised for the the following.publications for be questioned. The only way in which Postoffice club banquet in Ann Arbor by one of the speakers that the stu- purpose of aiding those of our citizens one year as follows: thirty yeurs by the Republican party prices can be permanently raised is by dents at the University of Michigan in Michigan, and that taxes and in- last Friday night was largely devoted in distress and while some claim it as Detroit Tribune il-20 an increase in the world's stock of to squaring himself with the assembled are for the most part sons and daught- a right others ask it only in their mis- Twice a Week Free Press. 1.40 creased appropriations have been chas- gold, or the reinforcement of that ers of wealthy parents, the implication ing each other up hill all this time. constituency. With this we have no fortune. The former class would be in- Michigan Farmer 1.50 metal by some other suitable material being that the children of farmers different to this publicity, and it might Michigan Farmer and Cleve- fault to find. But a few of the state- which may be freely converted into ments which the general considered have small share in the benefits of deter some deserving- people from ap- land Daily World 2.00 New York Brokers made $7,000,000 oat money on the same terms as gold. The higher education. This is a widely pre- St. Nicholas 3.25 of the government on the sale of the necessary to complete his task were plying for what was really needed and Harper's Magazine 4.00 silverites insist that silver is the prop- so palpably false and misleading that valent opinion, but one that has often be the cause of great suffering. ^Kansas Pacific. How? The holders >of er material to supplement gold as a been proved to be wholly erroneous. Youths Companion 2.00 the first mortgage ;rot $1.28 for each we cannot suffer them to pa^s unchal- "I believe the poor fund of the city Cosmopolitan 1-50 standard of value and as they have lenged. At the last official canvass of the stu- is expended with reasonable care. •Farm News 1-00 dollar invested. The government held several centuries fo successful bimetal- dents it appeared that the number of the second mortgage and got 48 cents He said that the coinage of silver has From April 1st, 1885, to April 1st, 18S6, Womankind 1-00 lism to back their contention, as against those belonging to any other class, be- there was expended $2,712.51, while from American Poultry Journal 120 on the dollar. The third mortgage not been stopped, but that the Repub- 25 years of gold monometallism to sup- lican administration is going right ing in fact about one-third of the total. April 1st, 1896, to April 1st, 1897, the :New York Tribune 1.26 realized $1.15 on the dollar. This should port the position of the goldites. they Referring to this fact, President Angell realize at least $1,000,000 toward help- along coining silver and that over expenditures were $2,079.22, and the av- Address, have the best of the argument by a sixty million standard silver dollars used the following significant words in erage for the past four years has been ing Mark Hanna prove that God still good big measure. a report to the board of regents: reigns in 1900. ! were added to the circulation in 1897. about $2,100, not an unreasonable sum THE DEMOCEAT, In this he deliberately attempted to de- "Most persons will be surprised to see for a city of our size and population. how greatly the number of farmers' Ann Arbor When Gen. Spalding was painting KLONDYKE SWINDLERS. ceive his hearers. With the exception The monthly report of the commission- of the extremely small amount which children exceeds every other class. If er is filed in the city clerk's office, it that gorgeous picture of prosperity at There is always a fascination to the we assume that the farmers gain their The editor of the Register took four the Republican banquet in Ann Arbor extraction of gold from the hidden re- comes to the mint in unrefined gold is a matter of record and can be ex- columns this week to tell what a mean bullion the government has not added living by manual toil and add to them amined by any of our people interested the other night his perspective w.as not cesses where it has been so carefully the- other classes who unquestionably lot of fellows he has .been consorting broad enough to take in the works of concealed by nature. The mention of an ounce of silver to its holdings since in the matter." with. the Sherman purchasing law was re- support themselves by physical labor, The vote on the passage of the reso- the Michigan Furniture company, gold mining conjures visions )f sudden I estimate that the fathers of 45 per whose employes suffered a 10 per cent, and magical opulence in the minds of pealed in October, 1893. The bullion lution over the mayor's veto was then The Democrat can say on Indisputable purchased under that act is held for cent of the students who reported may taken and stood: Yeas—Aid. Gross- cut in wages just one week before, al- the inexperienced. People who, on all properly be considered as thus gaining authority that the PostSioee club is not though the factory is situated less thun other matters are most careful and the redemption of the treasury notes man, Brown, Soule, Coon, Cady—5. destined to become a mutual admira- which were issued in payment for it. their livelihood. . . . The figures Nays—Aid. Hamilton, Koch, Dell, Dan- 1,000 feet from the armory where the 'conservative, fall easy victims to the show what everyone familiar with our tion society. banquet was held. wiles of the mining promoter. The It can be devoted to no other purpose. forth, Spathelf—5. Congress even refused to coin and use students knows to be true, that the Gov. Pingree may congratulate him- number and extent of the chimerical Paul Snauble and 51 others petitioned in payment of government obligations sens and daughters of the rich do not for a bridge across the Ann Arbor rail- self that in cases of unavoidable • de- The Republican legislature of Illinois propositions daily held out to the gul- form a very large percentage of the has cursed that state with an "anti- lible in connection with the Alaskan the seignorage or difference between road on Williams street. Referred. tention he has come reliable hired the coin and bullion value of this sil- whole number."—U. of M. Daily. The board of public works reported in hands to take his place. fusion" law similar to that which .re- gold discoveries, affords sufficient evi- stricts the rights of suffrage in Michi- dence that the crop of suckers has not ver. It is true that this silver is being favor of employing City Engineer Key Too Sticky by Half. gan. The Michigan anti-fusion .law been exhausteJ. From'- very nat ire coined as fast as the mints can do and Assistant Engineer Groves by the The amount of light summer fiction the work; but the coined dollars are One of Sheriff Judson's pleasant- year. Report tabled till next meeting. that was worked off at the Postofflce was not designed to advance the cause of the majority of these propositions of an honest expression of the popular it is necessary to float them in com- returned to the vaults as fast as they faced deputies was going to Zukey City Engineer Key presented esti- club banquet would stock a summer are finished. They are not being put Lake to have a little time with the mate of cost of Main street paving. resort library for a whole season. will, but to intrench the Republican munities where the knowledge of ac- party more securely in power. It is tual mining conditions is very limited. into circulation, and cannot be put into boys Tuesday. Having been there be- In addition to paving he recommends outrageously partisan. The time will Yet their promotion will yield a con- circulation except in redemption of i his adjunct of the sheriff's office storm sewers on each of intersecting The Dingley tariff is bringing its treasury notes. knew what his friends at 'he lake streets. His estimate provides $25 OSX- legitimate results in the exclusion of come when it will react upon its pro- siderable revenue to the promoters (as jectors. The Chicago Times-Herald long as the public continues to buy He said that "the 'gold circulation' would appreciate most after a banquet iS for pavement and $7,470 for sewers; American food products from other on hog and hominy, and loaded the total cost, $32,553.48. He estimates the countries upon one pretext or another. cries out against the Illinois law be- stock). When the capital stock has had increased over two hundred mil- cause it prevents the friends of gaod been disposed of the active operations lions under the McKinley regime." The capacious pockets of his overcoat ac- distribution of this cost as follows: cordingly. Just before h° sailed for Assessed to private property, $10,496.64; Until the Lansing Republican learns government from uniting to purify the of most of these corporations will stock of gold in this country is at all municipal politics of Chicago. The cease. times a matter of conjecture. The the lake this minion of the law dropped assessed to general street fund, $14,- to discriminate between quantity and in upon Captain Schuh, in the clerk's 5S6.84; assessed to general sewer fund, quality in money it cannot expect to Michigan law prevents equally urgent The company which offers to sell you larger portion of it is carried in bars, reforms in this state. not coin. Only a relative estimate can office, to regale the tatter with visions iT.470. be taken seriously by its cotemporaries. an interest in a mining claim on the of roast pig and 'possiHB and bear- installment plan in advance of ft* lo- !>e made by a comparison of the ex- The sewer committee recommended ports and imports for the fiscal year. steak eaten in a quiet country retreat that certain Main street property own- When some of our law^makers:begin WHAT DETERMINES PRICES. cation, "which proposes to take you to and digested by bracing lake breezes, the Yukon and locate you on a "pot- In spite of the fact that w; sold three ers be ordered to make sewer connec- to discuss economic questions we are Argument is unnecessary to con- and during this tempting gastronomic tions inside of 60 days and it was so vince the man who has something to hole" of nuggets as big as hen's eggs, hundred millions more than we pur- reminded of the old adage "that a.lit- chased abroad last year, we will find recital was called into another office ordered. On recommendation of city tle learning is a dangerous thing." sell that a high price is better for him and to let you in on the ground floor, for a moment, leaving his overcoat in many other equally improbable at the close of the fiscal year, July attorney the council refunded sewer than a low price or to convince the with its precious cargo behind. tax to Mrs. Bodmer. public that rising prices are conducive things, are simply and purely swindles. 1, 1898, as we found at the close of the After perusing this week's Register This was Cpptain Schuh's opportun- The board of health presented its an- to the general business prosperity. And the swindle is none the less ap- fiscal year July 1, 1S97, that we have we cannot escape the conclusion -that ity and th<- captain never lets an op- nual report for year ending December All.the political panaceas which are parent that names of financial respon- had to export gold in addition to this Sheriff Judson's and Editor Moran's portunity escape him on account of 31, showing a total of 11(5 deaths dur- proposed for the betterment of the sibility are sometimes included in the three hundred millions of surplus mer- ideas on party discipline do ,;ot agree. inaction. Up in one of the dusty re- ing that time—a very low death rate country hold out the promise of an ul- directories of these companies. chandise, to pay the interest and divi- cesses of the clerk's office was a bottle per thousand. The report of the street Gen. George Holdfast Spalding may timate rise in the price of some or all We received a proposition not long dends which annually go from this of mucilage which was added to the committee relative to name of Oxford not be much of a congressman but as classes of commodities. The apostles since to advertise one of these com- country to European owners of Ameri- county stores when the late John J. street was taken from table and re- a gorgeous and resourceful romancer of protection would raise prices by panies, in which the fraudulent intent can securities and property. Robinson was clerk. Captain Schuh ferred to the ordinance committee. Af- he is entitled to entry ;in the Jules excluding from our markets the pro- of the projectors is so palpable that He said that money was never so had been saving it for a present to ter some minor business council ad- Verne class. ductions of other countries. JBut it should be excluded from the use of cheap and so plenty here, and that the mails, and yet the names of some Americans are sending their money to some back county constituent. But journed. as comparatively few foreign pro- here was an emergency in which the Wm. Jennings Bryan will speak at ducts (manufactured goods) can, under of Chicago's leading business men are Europe where it commands higher IN AND ABOUT THJE CITY. the Mohawk Club banquet in Detroit, in its board of directors. rates of interest. captain momentarily suspended his in- any circumstances, come into compe- terest in the constituency. It took him The firm known as the HurJ-Holmes April 4th. This means a large and en- There is undoubtedly large deposits tition with American products in Ame* If Mr. Spalding was versed in eco- just three ticks of the court house company, Detroit street dealers in ag- thusiastic gathering of Democrats from of gold on the Yukon. Money will be 4 ican markets it follows that the tariff nomic science he would know that this clock to replace a suspicious-looking ricultural instruments, has been dis- all over Michigan. made in mining there and in all lines method raises the price or one class statement, if true, would prove exactly package in that overcoat pocket with solved, J. H. Boyle havjng purchased of business incident to mining opera- of productions (manufactured goods) what he did not want to prove—that that bottle of ripe, old mucilage care- the interest of Bert E. Holmes. The other farmers of Michigan .are tions. But it will not be made by the at the expense of the producers of .the business is more prosperous abroad fully wrapped in the original package, Postmaster -Beakes announces that wondering how John T. Rich can af- snide companies which are peddling class of commodities which protection than at home. and then the deputy pulled out for the sealed bids will be received by him up ford to neglect his farm :for -a $15,000 stock about the country. does not protect (agricultural staples). It is agreed by both economists and lake, thinking all the time how glad to and including March 5, for carrying collectorship during this era of unex- The silverites also propose to bring financiers that a surplus of idle money ampled McKinley prosperity. the boys would be to see him and how the mails between the postJftice and relief to stagnant production through a PINGREE'S POLITICS. and consequent low rates of interest popular he would be when he tapped the depots during the ensuing year. rise in prices. But as the reform which The real animus of the opposition to is a sure indication of depressed busi- that overei at. The V. of M. Toastmasters' club will " 'Tis an eager and a nipping air" they propose is fundamental the rise Governor Pingiee, which is forming un- ness. The banks are congested with said the friend of the people as he saw The train had just passed Whitmore give an elegant banquet Friday even- would be general and benefit all classes der the leadership of Senators McMil- money and interest is low because il is ing at the Cook house. Covers will be the choicest exotics from 'the Pingree lan and Burrows and expressed in the not profitable to employ it in business Lake when he saw a friend a fev garden wither in the frosty.air of the alike. seats ahead of him in the car who laid for 38. O. R. Myers, lit '99, will The professors of political science aspiration of James O'Donnell of Jack- and consequently there are no borrow- act as toastmaster. aristocratic Michigan <.-lub. son for the Republican nomination for ers. The rate of inteiest is determined looked as -f he had just been experi- teach us that the exchange value of encing a cf.se of "local option." Out Owosso Argus: Henry Merrithew, of all commodities is determined by the governor, lies not so much in Pingree's by the prosperity of the business in Ann Arbor, passed north on Monday After sizing up the output of the popularity as in the distrust of hi:; which it may be invested. Business of the kindness of his heart uur dep- Michigan club banquet in Detroit Tues- laws of supply and demand, and that uty was moved to offer relief. Put- bound for Traverse City on professirnal day it will require more than ordi- the value of money will vary in an loyalty to Republican principles enter- is most prosperous when the prices of business. Mr. Merrithew was formerly tained by the old-line Republican lead- commodities are high, and, as a natu- ting his finger to his nose and giving nary perception to determine exact- inverso iatio with its volume. But one of those mysterious looks which prosecuting attorney of Osceola countr. 3 1 ers. ral sequence, the price of money is low. ly what constitutes the true -Republic " price is the exchange value of a com- may mean most. anything, he led the The Ladies' society of the Bethlehem faith. modity expressed in terms of money. It .is openly charged that Mr. Pingree But low rates of interest are an indi- church gathered at the parsonage last is a Democrat at heart, and a careful cation that money is dear and commo- way to the baggage car, said he Then it follows that the general level guessed the boys wouldn't care if he Saturday evening to celebrate the It is said that wiaer «* Deland be- of prices will be regulated by the vol: analysis of his political symptoms and dities are low. A congestion of money birthday of Mrs. Neumann. Amid va- boldly declared purposes tends to con- in the banks means that prices are made a sight draft on his overcoat hi gins one of his nngneesque discourses ume of money. A large volume of a case like this, and pulling out that rious entertainments a very pleasant his spinal OPMUMBI assumes the artistic money means high prices; a small vol- firm that view. , too low for prc Stable production. If J precious package unrolled that bottle evening was spent. arch so ften affected by maternal fe- ume means low prices. A shortage or 1. He is opposed to the rule of cor- this statement of the general's is true Jackson Press: Mr. and Mrs. John jjrtes when thrown in the society J{ porations. He is for the masses as it proves vhat business is more prosper- of mucilage. Captain Schuh and Let a surplus of any particular staple may Canfield always have been good friends Scheible of Ann Arbor, Miss Stokinger strange dogs. deflect that staple for a time from the against the classes. He says: "The ous abroad than it is at home and it of Manchester, and Mr. and Mrs. railroads have in Michigan been the also proves the statement that our gold but now they say that they are more general course but we are here assum- "stuck" on each other than e\;r. Schaver of Grass Lake were in the city Since the announcement that the ing price to mean the average of the faithful allies of the Republican party. circulation is increasing to be false. yesterday to attend the Schwemle- "leading" Republicans of Wyoming w®} prices of all articles of general con- They iiave put up the money which If our capitalists are investing abroad Light Infantry Notes Genthner wedding. helps eject their kind of people to the instead of foreign capitalists investing forswear free silver and endorse the sumption. The music for the entertainment is A lively crowd of Ann Arbor young legislature and expect favorable ex- here, it follows that the movement of administration, the country will not ex- But our friends tell us that we have being arranged by L. L. Renwick. people went to Lowell last 'light in emptions in return." Surely this is gold must be from rather than to our perience a violent shock if some im- an abundance of money—that the Dean M. Seabolt, Frank J. Ryan -and bob-sleds to spend the evening with strange talk for a Republican. shores. portant federal appointments are soor. banks are full .of it. And here another Frank Mclntyre are certainly up to Mr. Perkins and family. Dancing and made in that bucolic state. qualification is necessary to a proper 2. He is a bimetallist of the most date in their specialties. the playing of games formed the chief pionouneed type. He championed the MR. SAWYER'S SPEECH. comprehension of the economics in- The speech of Hon. A. J. Sawyer at The boy soprano, Master Freddie amusements of the occasion. before the election of 1S9S the finan- volved. It is not the quantity but the cause of silver while running on a gold At the Grand Lodge A. O. U. W, ciers told i.s that the money of this the Republican banquet, which was Daley, will take a. part in the enter- quality of money which constitutes platform for the office of governor. tainment March 8th and 9th. Those held in Grand Rapids last week, the coinptry was aJl right. All it needed This is hardly in harmony with up-to- published in full in the Detroit Journal, the determining factor in the regula- may be noted as the opening gun of of our citizens who have not yet heard younger element triumphed and as- was to be let alone. Now it is all tion of prices. In the making of prices date Republicanism or conducive to sessments will hereafter be made ac- wroni:. It must be remodelled to suit the anti-Pingree campaign in the Re- Master Daley should not miss this op- that money only figures which is the party discipline. portunity. cording to age, instead of on an equal- the bankers. It will be done (nir). 3. He is opposed to unjust tariff ex- publican party. The words of the money of ultimate redemption. The speaker fell with refreshing frankness The first rehearsal with full orchestra ity of $1 per member as now. only money of ultimate redemption in actions and restrictions, a. position will take place in the armory next Ex-Marshal Peterscn, whose admin- hardly expected to be occupied by an upon the ears of those who have been If the oleaginous harmony which pre- this country at the present time is gold. aecustomed to see tneir leaders trim- Monday. It is very important that istration of the police department of vails in the ex-Postoffice club continues Then, if the doctrines of the orthodox advance guard of Republicanism. His every member of the chorus and those this city will be remembered as one of remarks upon the Dinglev law are of- ming between the federal and the Pin- to improve as it has during the past school of political economists are true, gree wing of the g. o. p. From a Re- to take part in circle be present at 8 the most efficient we have ever had, ten days the several wings of the Re- and the advocates of a gold standard fered in evidence upon this point. o'clock. No person outside first part and who has a state reputation as a publican party will be telling the truth 4. He is bitterly opposed to the trusts publican standpoint the speech can- assume them to be the correct thing, not be criticised. We do hot think that, will be admitted. The rehearsal will be detective and theif catcher, announced about each other in a way that is prices in this country are now deter- and monopolies which have been bleed- under the personal direction of Captain while in Ann Arbor last week, that he simply shameful. ing the people of their substance and in the discussion of the economic mined by the value of gold. The cur- questions touched upon in his address, Granger. Every member should have will be a candidate for the Democratic rency, bank circulation and silver coin he says: "Today all of the monopolies, their individual parts ready, so as not nomination for sheriff next fall. Mr. Those who fear that international every trust and agency which is bleed- Mr. Sawyer did credit to his acknowl- which is maintained at a parity with edged abilities. But in the declaration to delay chorus rehearsal. End people Peterson has a host of friends in Ann complications may arise on account of gold by a real or fictitious promise ing the country has taken refuge under Arbor who would like to vote for him incendiary utterances in congress may of Republican principles and policies will have their work ready for inter- to redeem the same in that metal, have the wing of the Republican party be- locutor. and his past record as an officer should rest easy. It is well understood in dip- 1 and the position of the speaker with no more effect upon prices than the cause they fear the Democratic party Besides the above named singers, the entitle him to the consideration of our lomatic circles that there is to be a which has kicked them out. The major- reference thereto, it was bold and fear- same volume of the notjs of private Kss. Mr. Sawyer wants the Republi- following will be found on the program Democratic friends. Should lie be congressional election in this country persons promising the delivery of gold. ity of the public men in the Republican elected the sheriff's office will certainly next fall and that all this rambunc- can nomination for congress in this in that department: Fred J. Dansing- Should we double the volume of our party dare not speak what they know burg, Mr. Martin, Mr. Crittenden, Mr. be in competent and capable hands.— tious eloquence is not intended for for- for fear of offending those whom they district. And there are others. Mr. currency by the issue of bank notes Wedemeyer is the acknowledged candi- Harkins, and Ede Cook Mackin, to- Washtenaw Evening Times. eign but domestic consumption. redeemable by pole!, the effect would think are indispensable to the party." THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. FEBRUARY 25, 1898.
preacher, though he has been known 3 Education in Upper Peninsi I RUSSIAN SANITARY CONDITION* The Witness Scored. JUNIOR HOP. to minister to the happiness of several BATTLE OF THE GIANTS. ladies in Athens. A number of our President Hutchins on his r<_; S4r Frank Lockwood used to tell a from the recent meeting of the Te Two Million 1'erstmg Die Every Tear Friday Nights" 1'oineuade Eclipses readers will probably think the name The Speeches of the Honorables Saw- •od story of a witness who once an alias for I'./. Norrls or Billy Arnold, ers' Association of the Upper P Whom a Little Care Would Sav«. ored off him: I was defending a man All Previous Efforts. yer and Atkinson at the Banquet. sula, held at Marquette, expressed but nit. James Divine is his name, By the census quite enough is known York once, who was accused o£ The '99 Junior EJop given at Water- and while he is one of the best of fel- [From the Detroit Evening News.] self as being favorably impressed to convey a true and startling idea of man gymnasium last Friday was in ail li us. he's not at all angelic It's patriotism that exaltet'n a aa-the attitude of the citizens of the 17) what the Russian empire actually la ealing cattle "beasts" they call them respects imp of the most brilliant 80- 1 tion. At Ann Arbor, the home of cul- Peninsula toward higher education ; and what it is capable of becoming j there. "Now, my man," I said to erally and especially toward the \e witness, "you say you saw so-and- ciety events that Ann Arbor has ever WASHINGTON HONORED ture, both microbe and otherwise, the versity of Michigan. They bel under normally sanitary conditions, «een. The ball was a magnificent af- Hon. A. J. Sawyer and the Hon. John thoroughly in the higher education says the Contemporary Review. The i. How far can you see a beast to fair in every detail. Neither expense Appropriate Exercises Conducted by A.tkinson, two patriots sans peur and in the University's work for the >: natural increase of the population is row it." "Just as far off as I am from nor trouble had been spared to make ll tlie sans reproche, discoursed eloquently Their excellent preparatory schools kept down to a relatively low figure iu!" he replied. You may imagine the as complete and beautiful as its pres- of the past and the future of the Re-generausly supported This is espe( ugh there was against me. The thirty-eighth annual celebration by an abnormally large death rate, lige demanded. The magnificence of publican party. This happened Friday ly true of the schools of Marqu which is mainly due to avoidable the decorctions, the exhilarating music of Washington's birthday by -Michi- night, and if the two orators disagreed Ishpeming, Calumet and Ironwood, gan's law department yesterday about the past they also disagreed ited by President Hutchins. The causes. Infectious diseases and insuf- Knew His Business. of the two bands, the dignified grand- ficiency of medical help are among the "My dear, why are you applauding eur of the patronesses, the superb brought out an audience that entirely about the future. Stripped of the flow- peming schools are attended ohieflj filled University Hall. The celebration ers of rhetoric the speech of the Hon.children of Norwegian miners, a : most obvious. A few years ago I re- lat piece?" asked Mrs. Snaggs in a beauty of the ladies, the elegance of proportion of whom come to the I member being struck, with the extra- me of remonstrance. "Don't you see Iholr gowns, and the gallantry of the was one of the most successful in theAndrew J. Sawyer was to the general versity afterward. The teaching fi department's history as the enthusias- effect that Hazen S. Pingree is an ap- ordinary data furnished by the Rus- o one else is applauding? It is be- gentlemen made the occasion one long of several of the Upper Penin ula sian medical department on this sub- to be remembered. tic applause which attended the musi- ple seed in the vermiform appendix ies is largely made up of gradu ond the performer's ability and not The gymnasium was beautifully deo- cal numbers on the program and often of Michigan Republicanism. Disrobing from the University of Michigan ject. It was there stated, for instance, worthy of applause." "I know that," Mr. Atkinson's oratory, it is found to that in the Caucasus there was but one eplied Mr. Snaggs, "but we must ap- oiatt-il with yellow and blue bunting, interrupted the speaker bear witness. President Hutchins expressed which was stretched across the rcom The address in part follows: stand upon the premises that the hu-opinion that probably a greater 1 hospital for 309,000 persons and one ilaud pieces like this in order to get from one side of the gallery to tin man race had stubbed along aimlessly bed for 12,000. In no country in the something worth listening to as an •other. Bunting was also Jraped around President Andrews began by briefly ber of students in proportion to the entire edge of the gallery. Japan- tracing the rise and triumph of theuntil Mr. Pingree happened up to steer population come to the Universitj world are infectious diseases so fre- encore." ese lanterns and flags of different na- Christian conception of mankind, as people in the larger life. Michigan from the Norther.1 Pi quently mortal as in Russia. Children Precautionary Measure. tions were suspended from the iron forming a true brotherhood, beautiful, That there should be this marked sula than from any other part of especially suffer and diphtheria, girders. Between the booths were drap- state. "Heavens!" cried the head of the worthy, capable, throughout of eleva- difference of opinion between two emi- measles, scarlatina, smallpox, etc.. lit- ed yellow and blue festoons reaching nent thinkers is not so strange as it erally decimate villages and country rm, putting his hands to his ears as to the floor. tion and culture. He then spoke of the may seem. The Hon. A. J. Sawyer Anniversary of S. C. A. e entered the candy department, The eletrical displays were beautiful. has patriotic yearnings to represent towns. It has been stated by the stat- magnificent inspiration which this view The 40th anniversary of the Studei who gave those girls permission to ALt t'iieeachn endu puif thmee ganergallery rarailn was aai . the second district in the congress of istician Ekk, with the help of the offi- iarge M forrhcd of electric bulbs on a ! ot man fora }onS tiine lent to all high the United States, and the Pingree Christian Association will be -."elebrai cial figures, that about 1,900,000 per- Ik?"' "I did, sir." said the floor- claim on such nomination has been in Newberry Hall, March 4, 5 ant ilker. "It was the only way to keap yellow background with a blue border | human endeavor. He then marked the already staked out. To say nothing of sons, chiefly children, die every year around it. Over the chape-rones' booth, j now quite prevalent rellnnulahment of On Friday evening, March 4, there \ °m from eating up all the candy." which was directly across the hall from .. . , . , , ,, . his other interests, Mr. Sawyer's po- who might, with a litltle care, be pre- the entrance, was a large '99 of electric thls ldeal- observing that where it haslitical interests are with the unre- be a reception given by the board served to the empire. The difference bulbs on a yellow laekgrounbackground with a not yielded outright to pessimis\ m and deemed. As for Mr. Atkinson, he istrustees of the Association to the c which this loss makes to the popula- The trouble with most green border. At regular inti misanthrophy, it has been much re- willing to sacrifice -himself upon the zens of Ann Arbor, the members of '. tion in fifty years is enormous. M. men is not that they around the gallery rail were sm do not know how to stricted, so as no longer to apply below , .ILlt ill UlC M's formed by electric bulbs. The first district sacrifices are declined day evening, March 5. there will be Ekk calculated that Russia loses, In ]work, but that they do electrical displays were put In by O. K. the third estate. He next reviewed the with thanks unless they bear the well- meeting devoted to addresses of a h consequence of insanitary condition, not know how to rest. Peterson, the same man who did I dogged tenacity with which, in many- known O. K. • mark of Hazen S. Pin-torical and reminiscent character per 1,000 deaths, nine persons more If a man knows how •work for the '98 Junior Hop. directions, old liberalist phrases and thesree. which the following alumni will speal than Germany, twelve more than to rest and how to take The chaperones' booth was formed letter of ancient Iiberalist policies are Thus it is understood why Mr. SawProfesso- r Delos Fall, of Albion Collegi care of his health, -of yellow, orange, green and biu^ bunt- yer and Mr. Atkinson, representing- as Mr. Clark Gleason, of Grand Rapid Prance, fifteen more than England, Vthere is hardly a limit ing in alternate strips, giving it a very maintained; men holding the form of they do types of Republicanism and Professor Alexis Angell. of Detroit, ar.i eighteen more than Sweden and Den- |to the amount of work Say appearance. The inside was decor- godliness after the power is gone. Hepatriotism, cannot agree about a ques- others. Professor D'Ooge, The presiden mark and nineteen more than Norway. that he may aceom- ated With palms and flowering plant; also spoke of the troublesome dilemma tion which it would seem mignt easily of the board of trustees, will close tfc yplish without doing vith a ! rge mirror hung at the back. But the losses of a community like himself injury. now before liberal legislators every- be solved by two such minis. It meeting with an address. Followin Russia are not merely commensurate V The trouble is that The ] ivgrams were of green undress- where, each liberal party in power be- should not be understood, hoi. ever, this meeting an informal reception wi! \men not only over- ed Jeat.i' .•, made up In the form of a that either is dogmatic. Each is open be given by the S. C. A. to the student with the number of deaths from what- work, but that card c and lined with green silk ing like a bird with one mained wing, to conviction, and is willing to be sus-of the University of Michigan, and I ever causes. A very important item they neglect A here design was stamped across "now hopping, now flepping"—secular ceptible to missionary influences when- the Rev. John H. Barrows, of Chicago in the total is furnished by the num- to rest at the the fri • ' cover with the word "Michi- parallel of the religious condition de- ever the circumstances of fate and theSunday evening. March 6, Dr. Barrows iproper hours gan" E . 1! the bolton and '!•? at the Pingree prestig-e begin to wabble from will speak in University Hall upoi ber of cripples and adults whom ac- \ } and neglect top. The stamping was in gold leaf. scribed in the hymn lines: district to district. "Triumphs of Christianity in iht cident or diseases has unfitted for their health. Bchremser's band and orchestra, of Orient." work. And in this respect, too, Rus- A man passes a restless, sleepless night, Detroit, furnished the music. Eacn 'Our souls can neither fly nor go, gets np dull and headache}' in the morning, consisted of 20 pieces. The orchestra To reach eternal joys.' " [From the Detroit Tribune.] sia not only heads the melancholy list, goes to the breakfast table without an ap- Was placed in the gallery above the Continuing, he said: "No man of In- The new custom of enlivening- the Resolutions of Condolence. jDU t leaves "'all other countries far be-petite, bolts what little he does eat and chaperones' booth, while Hie- band was telligence thinks legislation a universal Republican banquet season with lim- "Whereas, God in His inscrutable I hind. In the fifty governments of rushes away to business. He is drowsy directly opposite above the entrance. ited round settos between Pingree and providence has and nervous by turns all day and forces panacea. It can never take the place taken from ujs our European Russia, for example there himself to work against his will. He takes The band and orchestra played alter- anti-Pingree favorites was observed ker. 1)1-- D.iviil Zlm-• — Ij li-uiupecui. rtussia, lu- r example, tnere cate dances. At 10:30 the grand m;mv of common sense or of morality. Law- with considerable eclat at Ann Arbor >> z w |M five minutes for lunch and not a minute to was started with 2"0 couples in line. Thursday night, when Rep. John At- rest afterward. He goes home at night making at a venture, passing a law _„, WM B (^^ tSte' *;-! "I"'p"?"?•'"«» utterly fagged out and with no appetite for The march was very ably lead by Mr.just to see what will come of it, iskinson, of Detroit, put .on the gloves and Fred S. Leas, Delta Kappa Epsilon, with Rep. Andrew J. Sawyer, of Ann banWhereask and ,a Adirectos memberr froms oitfs th Inceptione direc-, | 10,000 of the population—that is to say, supper. The idea of taking: medicine or and Miss Wetmore, of Detroit, who quackery, not to be recommended, but Arbor. Mr. Sawyer hadn't exactly is- tor--" y of the State Savingfive s bank, we times more than in Holland, four even taking a little rest never enters his sras attired in an elegant gown of c erise aulies aml inree nmes more head. Some night his wife finds him in in every way discouraged. What is sued a challenge; but he had com-appreciate the valuable "counselounsel ren- f time"»""s» more tha' n in Austria or thethe rocking-chair before the fire-place— fClk. A large letter M v,-i« I mended and defended corporations in dered from the organization of the! tllan ln Denmark, Saxony or Switzer- is rch. United States, and three times more dead. The doctor will call it nervous pros- "1. That, as a matter of historical a way that showed pretty plainly which banbfl.nkk' until hies nunmisremoval ITIIIIfromI nusu , .m/anT di Tnnrlandl. TlnnhtloaDoubtlesps aloil fViithics tin'lwilll Kb«e
tiair, Well rounaea race, nne tccrai «^. glittering eyes. His square jaw dis- closed his bulldog determination and I could well understand why Harold Westcott would go to Europe to avoid meeting with this dangerous individual. The The glitter of his light gray eye showed that my caller was mad "clean through.'' He paused in the middle of the room, and, without offering hjs- hand, looked me fiercely in the face, as WHITE
IS KING!
(Continued.) I have only time for a word or two. Arma. FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS hero r.fti'r an unusually quirk passage for the Is our most serious duty, aud we RIVG it al unusually quick Lurania. Will not ask you to White Sewing Machines the care and attention due 11s importance. CHAPTER X. write, tor I have no idea where I shall be when your letter arrives. Dcn't suppose, you have Pure Drugs, skill and accuracy are tin "BUDD." EXCEL in everything that goes to make the perfect. Sewing The physician's prescription was a anything to tell of moment. Fancy you have three great requisites (or the successful fill had some odd experiences, but since, for all Machine. They are ptrictly high grade in every particular. ing of tb© doctor's orders. Alldrujrs used ti1 pleasant one and promised a relief from intents and purposes, yon :;re Harold Westcott us are of tbe highest quality, fre>h and ii one horn of the dilemma. you must handle 'em ju>:t as you think lie Mr. L. O'Toole will be pleased to explain the merits* nf the perfect condition. Our experience in com My old home "was in central New would do if he were at home. " WHITE," either at your home or at his ntore, pounding extends over a Ions perkd o Jersey, but it was not advisable to go Don't be surprised if you don't hear from years, and we guarantee absolute accuracy me fur sever.:! weeks, though I hope I shall not thither, since I meant to bury myself keep you waiting long. But why did we ;!•_•}•<•, High quality does not mean high prici from all who knew me. For several to correspond when there can bo nothing worth here. weeks at least I would not write to putting on i:. 119 North MAIN ST., Opera House Block Jeanette, hoping that in'the meanwhile I beg you to draw freely upon my bank ac- Brown's Drug Store, count to whatever extent you desire. I place she would learn the truth through the myself unreservedly in your hands, as you have Please give him a call. Cor. riain and Huron. - Ann Arbor real Harold Westcott. placed yourself in mine, and we in each other, When the inevitable explosion came, and as lor Samson—hang it, what is the head and tail of this confounded business? This is WHITE SEWING MA0H1NK 00 If You Want I desired to be beyond reach. something like theosophy, and yet it isn't With an endless number of refuges to either. II. O. W. "Well!" he exclaimed in a buss, guttural A thoroughly first class and select from, it did not take me long to This was exasperating, for it post- voice. up-to-date bicycle at a fix upon my temporary home. It was poned if it did not exclude the recourse if he expected to hypnotize me, but I moderate cost it will paj advisable that it should be near the upon which I had placed so much de- coolly surveyed him without any evi- you to examine the metropolis, so as to receive my mail at pendence. dence of fear. Don't Give Your Order the earliest moment and be within quick But another fact was noticeable. No "Well!" he exclaimed in a bass, gut- call in an emergency. line had come from Miss Lawrence. tural voice. FOR A- I sent a note to the postmaster, ask- That was hard to understand. Perhaps "Did you come all the way from ing him to forward my letters to En-Dr. Shippen had advised her not to in- Chicago to say 'Well?' Sit down and PHOENIX! glewood, N. .T. Neither he nor any of trude until my freakish memory was say what you have to say or get out, or ....Binder or (Viewer his clerks would reveal the address, able to serve me as it should. if it suits you better I'll take you by -AT- while it might be wormed from one of The question now resolves itself into the neck and heels and throw you out." Until you have seen the the attaches of my apartments. this: How long will it be before Harold The gray eyes flashed fire. My present problem was to checkmate Westcott discovers that Miss Lawrence "You'll throw Tom Discoe out, eh? Mr. Covey Cone. There could be nois not in Europe, but in New York? For It's worth coming 1,000 miles to hear question that he was shadowing me, when that knowledge comes to himyou say that. It gives me just the ex- New Champion for' MANN BROS. and, if he suspected my intention, then the end will be near. cuse I wanted." DRUGGISTS. would follow me wherever I went. He The last letter written by her had (.Continued next week}. must be dodged. been received by him. It was sent from To escape awaking his suspicion, I London shortly before she sailed for To Raise the Maine. 213 S. MAIN STREET took no luggage with me, except a few home. Naturally he would go to that Washington, Feb. 19.—Both houses oi articles in my pockets. After reaching city to find her. Failing there, he would congress have passed a joint resolution The Hurd Holmes Co my destination it would be easy to pro- soon obtain trace of her. Once the sus- at the request of the secretary of thf cure what I needed. picion formed that she had returned navy, appropriating $200,000 for rais- OUR WAY OF Englewood (lately incorporated as a with the purpose of surprising him it ing the battleship Maine, sunk in Ha- DETROIT STREET. city) was at that time a small, pleasant- would be the easiest thing in the world vana harbor. The resolution was in- ly situated town in Bergen county, on to learn the truth, for the lists of pas- troduced in the senate by Senator Hale. LOOKING AT !T the Northern railway, about 14 miles sengers that had left Liverpool by the The resolution was amended so as tcIF YOU WOULD AVOID THE LURKING; DANGKRS OP THE The best way of securing pure and north of Jersey City, and famous as be- Cunarders would tell the story. authorize the secretary to direct that fresh spices lor our trade is to order ing the first settled portion of the state, Thus the matter presented itself to the remains of officers and sailors bt .". SEWER direct from the importer and grind a few Dutchmen having crossed over me as I sat in my room in the Engle- brought to the United States for inter- them as needed by our trade. from Manhattan Island ;:s long ago as wood hotel. But for that shadow of ment. 1618 and erected a few cabins back of "Budd" in the background the whole Mr. Boutelle, in presenting the reso- This ia the Season you want the Palisades. problem would be solved, but what a lution to the house, said he had no di- My resolve was not to leave the city baleful part was to be played by him in rect information, official or otherwise Seucre-:-Good-:-Plumbing if I clgcoversd Core or :•••••? r~*< rb" ~ovrth- e drama beginning to unfold itself! as to the cause of the Maine disaster, ing me.. I may as well confess that I I was eager to do something, but but that all information at hand tend- No Plumbing is better or cheaper than that done \>y was beginning to feel uncomfortable could not. It was mine to wait until ed to strengthen the belief that it was SUCH AS over the Chicago etui of the business. perhaps the demand would come with due to an accident. The resolution the suddenness of a cyclone. Coriander, Ginger, That 'She peril was a serious one could was adopted without a dissentiri not be doubted. How deeply Harold On the following day another letter voice. KENNY & QUINL*N, Plumbers, Cardamon, Mace, was forwarded to me, and it was a Caraway, Cloves, was involved was to bo learned, but Bnrely.it was to a grave extent. stunner: Spanish Press Suspicious. 22 NORTH FOURTH AVE. Fennel, Mustard, CHICAGO, May 11, 1806. And whatever threatened him threat- H. O. WHSTOOTT—"Sour telegram was a sur- Madrid, Feb. 19.—The newspapers Dili, and Allspice, ened me. It might be 30 years in Sing prise, for it was the first time you had dared t; tere are urging the government to Celery Seeds, Nutmegs, Sing, or some United States peniten- address such a thir.u' to LSudrl here at the Aud adopt great precautions when the Am- itcrium. It took some d d sharp lying foi erican divers arrive and not to allow Pepper, Tu rmeric. tiary, for the laws against counterfeit- me tu get hold of it, but I managed it at last. For canning purposes,catsups, etc., ing are severe. Suppose I were caught Your story of having received :i thump which them to descend alone and examine the the quality of the spices you use i^ in the toils, Harold would take precious knocked what little brains you had due gaily Maine, "as divers sent by private per- good care not to give rue the opportuni- west would have been too thin but for your tel- sons might be bribed to report at vari- of prime importance. You want cgr.un. That showed you wore the d d loo] J. F. SCHU pure and reliable goods. Ourgoor's ty to vindicate myself. that Jake always insisted. But I ance with the actual facts and might are absolutely perfect. Try them Resentful and timid, I ventured from are trying a little trick to get out of sending even do something to the hull which the bouse on the forenoon of the bright the money you owe us. However, it won't would serve as a confirmation of theii A First-claps Sewing Machine, and all attach, v May day, dressed in a business suit and work. As soo^i :;s I got vo'jr E3f*ssa~f I wrote report.'' Here it is thought improb- ESberbaeh. * Son swinging a light cane. I had previous- to you explaining matters ;i:>.l soij if the able that Captain General Blanco will warranted for 10 years. $20.00 (store price) fonner ly looked out from my window and had money was not sent by return mail I would be allow private divers to descend, or even DRUGGISTS, in New York by the limited to hear what you price $45 00. All kinds of Sewing Machine* sokt seen nothing of Cone or any one who had to say about ru. those sent officially by the United States seemed to be watching the building. The money hai- '1 been sent. So I'll be there. government, if they are unaccompanied at one-half former prices. Call at mj stoi^ and 12 South Main Street Turning the corner, I sauntered to- T. D. by Spanish divers. The newspapers ward Broadway, apparently unconcern- Hero at last was sometHing definite. I here claim to foresee the necessity tol save agent's commission. Write for prb3A ed, but: never more vigilant and alert. had learned the initials of "'Budd" even employing divers cf different nations I glanced keenly at every person, male if I did not know his Christian or given to arbitrate in the even.t of a disagree- or fe"male, whom I encountered and name. Furthermore, I was correct in ment between the Spanish and Amer- 23 East Washington St. J. F. SCHUH. twice wheeled around as if I had for- my supposition about the letter which ican divers. ANN ARBOR @ gotten something, but changed my mind Detective Cone was clever enough to about returning to the house. divert from my hand. Those Known to Be Dead. If any one was on my track, he was Evidently, too, Mr. T. D. felt pretty Washington, Feb. 19.—The navy de- I ELECTRIC v GRANITE <§ managing it with amazing skill. certain of his man. He indulged partment furnishes the following list ot I stood for ten minutes at the corner in no argument or appeals, but wjote as men of the Maine as comprising all ® WORKS ®, of Broadwa}' before hailing the cable if he had no doubt of his mastery of the whose bodies thus far have been iden- Arm ArhorSavings Bank situation. Inasmuch as I had failed to (8) Desiainw and Hui]tls JS car. I was the only one who entered at tified: J. H. Dierking, drummer: Jas. Organized May, 1800, under the General that place and felt hopeful. comply with his demand he had started A. Graham, chief yeoman; William H. Hanklna I,aw of ihls State. © ARTISTIC ® It was impossible that any of the oc- for New York to fiud out the reason Tinsman, landsman; J. F. Brown, ser- cupants should be interested in me, but why and to compel me. geant; Eldon H. M«ro, chief machinist, ® GRANITE ®, all the same I scanned every .face, even The date of the letter and his an- Harry J. Keys, ordinary seaman; Owen _CAPITAL, • $50,000 to that of the III tie girl sitting on its nouncement of taking the limited made Sheridan, fireman, second class; Patrick @ MEMORIALS. § mother's lap. The result was satisfac- it probable that he was already in the Gaffney, fireman, first class; William Surplus, 150,000 JTotal Assets, $1,400,000 tory. metropolis. Cosgrove, fireman, second class; Joseph I keep on hand Large Quantities Business Men. Guardians, Trustees, Ladies, and other persons will of all the various Granites in the "It's not so hard after all to throw What would he think and do when he Sery, fireman, first class; Charles P. find this Bank a safe and convenient place at which to do business. Rough and am prepared to execute one of those sleuthhounds off the scent. went to my apartments and was told Galpin, private marine; Michael Kane, Interest is allowed on all Savings Deposits of $1.00 and upwards, ac- Fine Monumen al Wurk on Short Notice. Inquire about my work. Covey Cone doubtless thinks himself that I had gone away for an indefinite coal passer; Carl A. Smith, seaman. couling to rale of the baiik, interest compounded 6eini-anniiully. Correspondence Solicited. one of the best in the service, and possi- time? He would believe I fled to avoid bly he is, but here I am slipping away him and his anger would be intensified. To Kerure Hie 3IaiiH'*s Papers. Money to Loan in Sums of $25.00 to $5,000 Washington, Feb. 19.—Certain papers from under his very nose." "But there is no way that he can get Secured by unencumbere of thd Reae l estate and other good securities. At the corner of Chambers street I trace of me,'' I reflected. ' 'I don't know are in the hull of the wrecked Maine, QACCTY flEDfKIT UAI1I TQ best modern construction. Absolutely Tire » and secret efforts are being made by the OWrCI I UCrUOil VMUL 10 Burglar Proof Boxfs to rent fir.ir, 1i00 to flO.'i <> :H r y.-a stepped from the car and walked toward whether I would prefer to meet him or Three Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits in the P '"=s Depat tinea the river, where I was to take the ferry- not. On the whole, I fancy I would like Spanish authorities to get possession ot boat to Jersey City. A lingering fear to encounter him in some place where them. Equally great energy is being .LIRECTORS. used by Secretary Long and Capt. Sigs- that after all I might have been deceiv- we would be free from interference, but CHRISTIAN .MACK. W. I>. HARRIMAN, ed made me watchful, even after en- it would help matters greatly if I knew bee to prevent them from falling into DAVID RINSEY, DANIEL HIS< tering the cars at the station. something more about the confounded the hands of the enemy. What the pa- WILLIAM DUBEL, L. GRUNER, DR V.. B. SMITH. WATCH you THE I take it that when an ordinarily in- business"— pers are is purel ya matter of specul- telligent person is on the alert against A tap, tap, sounded on the door. lation. President McKinley and Sec- OFFICERS being followed it is impossible for any "Come!" retary Long know their character and the Spanish army officials know of theii CHRISTIAN MACK. President W. D. HARRIMAJS, Vice- President CELKSGBITT detective, no matter how skillful, to The boy who gingerly entered handed CHAS. K. mSCOCK. Cashier. M. J. FRITZ. Assistant Cashier. shadow such person without discovery. mo one of the hotel cards. existence and importance. Of necessity some of his movements "Man down stairs wants to see you." CHAX23XBSS New Counterfeit 81O ISank Note. must give away his secret. The card contained the single word: Washington, Feb. 19.—The secret There was nothing of that nature in "Bndd!" my case, and when I stepped from the How in the name of the seven won- service has discovered a new counter- ft. cars at Englewood I was never more ders had he traced me to my hiding feit $10 national bank note. It is on IFERDO2? certain of anything than I was that not place? I was stupefied and stared at the the Hibernia National bank of New a person on the train held any earthly bit of pasteboard as if doubting the evi- Orleans, series 1882, check letter B, CORNER OF FOURTH AND DEPOT o-S., ANN ARBOR. $75.00 interest ia me. dence of my own eyes. Rosecrans, register, Nebecker, treas- The fact that I carried no luggage "What shall I tell him, sir?" urer. It is a photographic production caused some interest on the part of the "Send him up! Send him up!" of poor workmanship, printed on two landlord, which, however, was satisfied "This means business," I muttered, pieces of paper pasted together. The by the payment of a week's board and glancing round the room. " 'Budd' coloring Is applied only in spots, and lodging in advance. Then, procuring would not come all the way from Chica- no attempt has been made to imitate We manufacture our own Lumber and M, STAEBLER'S CYCLE some reading matter and a few articles, go unless he thought it worth his while, j the silk threads to be found in the ANN ARBOIt, MICH. I was in a position to wait for that I shall have some trouble in pacifying genuine. which was to come. him, but if I don't do it in one way I GUARANTEE VERY LOW PRICES. A week went by without incident. will iu another." Bishop Dudley Declines. During that time not a letter or word I knew from the rapid, heavy tramp- New York, Feb. 19.—Bishop Thomas Give Jus a call and we will make it to your interest, as our Castings! reached me from New York. I felt as if ing along the hall that the man was Underwood Dudley of Kentucky has de- and well graded stock fully sustains our assertion. immured in some prison cell or in the angry. He rapped sharply on the door clined the general secretaryship of the A full assortment of i^wne Sewer Pipe and Drain Tile, manufac- Have them made at the jungles ot Africa. At the end of a and hardly waited for my response be- Domestic and Foreign Missionary so- tured by the Jackson Fire Clay Co. These tile, being made of lira week, however, the world began revolv- fore he shoved it open and strode into ciety of the Protestant Episcopal ing again on its own axis. the room. church, to which he was recently elect- clay, are of unusual strength. Ann - Arbor - Foundry A letter from Harold was forwarded He was fully a head taller than I, ed, because of opposition to him among T J^ KEECH, Supt. JAS. TOLBERT, PropL 49 W. Huron Street to me. It was postmarked in Liverpool •with a massive frame, broad shoulders, members of the society. and was written shortly after his ar-of thin build, but evidently an unusual- Plow castings and castings of AT.L rival, so that it should have reached me ly powerful man. He was handsome, If you didn't see it inthe Democrai KINDS made to order. soossr: with h_is_dark mustacjie and short brown it didn't happen. Advertise in The Democrat THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. FEBRUARY 25, 1898.
THE NEfW MILEAGE TICKEXT. ARLINGTON HOTEL! COUNTY NEWS. A STORY ABOUT NELSON. The Michigan Central, "The Niagara Fell Deaperately in Love with a Beautiful Tails Route," will have on saJe at its C. A. MILLAKD, Proprietor. WH1TMOHE LAKK. and Witty Canadian Girl. n-incipal ticket offices on and after RATES. S2.OO PER DAY. The hop at the Clifton house on Fri- A pretty little romance gives Nel- February 1st, the new interchangeable Washtenaw County trade especially day night was the most enjoyable of son's memory a sentimental interest in thousand-inile ticket issued by the the season. Canada, says Leslie's Weekly. Dur- Parlor Furniture solicited. Opposite Court House, J. G. Pray Is getting material on the Northern Mileage Ticket Bureau. ing his service at Quebec, in 1782, when ground at Strawberry Lake for a cot- The ticket will be sold for ?30, ssrb- ANN ARBOR, • • • MICH. tage for Fred Besimer of Ann Ai'bor. he was but 24 years of age, he became Our line for this season outranks anything in The Maccabee Lodge at this place has Infatuated with a beautiful Canadian ect to a rebate of $10, upon compli- taken on a great boom. No less than girl, Mary Simpson,daughter of a gr«it ance with the conditions under which Merit ;md Beauty that we have ever shown. We WANTED TO SELL 11 new members in the last two weeks. TREES Dr. John Lemon, who has charge of Canadian merchant of the period. At the ticket is issued, and will be good haw spent time and thought on it and our 1898 the injured r.t the ice-house collapse, the time of Nelson's visit she was Taut for passage upon any regular passen- assortment will have the art an:l beauty never Plants and Small Fruits pronounces them all in a fair way of 16 years old, marvelously beautiful and OV ALL KINDS. recovery. ger train (except limited trains) of At 4 p. m., Saturday, Edward Schair- witty. On Oct. 14, 1782, Lord Nelson's he Michigan Central, Ann Arbor, C. before seen in Upholstered Goods. BEST STOCK. BARGAIN PRICES. ship, the Albemarle, was ready to sail, er, of Ann Arbor, was setting up ice & W. M., D. G. iB. & W., D. & M., Vick's Forest Hill Nurseries, when a cake of ice weighing 225 and he had a very sad and tender Newark, New Jersey. Good Wages Paid, pounds crushed his foot in bad shape. parting with Mary Simpson, and went F. & P. M., G. R. & I., Grand Trunk, Five Piece Parlor Suits Frank Hewitt, who had his head cut L. S. & M. S., M. B. >H. & C, M. & open two weeks ago by a falling board down the St. Lawrence to board the At astonishingly Low Prices. at the ice house, is still on the invalid man-of-war. The next morning ar- E., N. Y. C. & St. L., and P. & L. iist but the doctor says he will come rived and the Albemarle did not heave E. railroads, the Crosby Transfer Co. August Koch our O. K. anchor, and Captain Nelson was seen Maurice F. Lantz, of, the firm of and D. & C. Navigation Co., upon pre- HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF Lantz & Taylor, returned Monday from coming bach to Quebec in a boat. A sentation to conductor without the Three Piece Parlor Suits friend of Nelson, a man prominent in Buffalo where he purchased their spring exchange ticket now required with the With fancy frames in Mahogany Finish. stock of goods for their general store, Quebec at the time, espied him and Staple and and he says now we defy competition. asked him what had happened. Nel- Central Passenger Association Inter- Henry Spughburg, the man who does changeable mileage ticket. Odd DIVMJI-, Ann Chairs, Rockers and Window the plowing of the ice for the new iceson is quoted as having said: "I find company1 , advises me that he hauled it absolutely impossible to leave this The Michigan Central will continue Chairs in gre.'i variety. The VERY LATEST IDEAS in up- down the channel at one draft 3,065 Fancy Groceries tons of ice with one horse. place without again waiting upon her to accept thousand-mile interchange- holstering and fr.nne work are carried out on every article Complete arrangements have been whose society has so much added to its able tickets issued by the Mileage Good Goods at low prices. made for a telephone line to this place charms and laying myself and my for- Ticket Bureau of the Central Passen- we have. with the New State Telephone com- Call and be convinced. tune at her feet." Nelson's friend pro- ger Association, sold prior to Febru- pany, and stock enough has been sub- tested against such a rash act and told Don't forget the number scribed for and paid in to assure its ary 1st, upon compliance by the hold- Whitmore line. him that, "situated as you are at pres- er with the conditions under which lialler's Furniture Store, 206 East Washington Street. We were pleafed to see Mr. Theo F. ent, your utter ruin will inevitably fol- Reyer and L. C. Wyman, of Ann Ar- low.' "Then let it follow," replied said tickets were issued. bor, on our streets Friday evening. 112-114-116 E. Liberty St. Ann Arbor, Mich They inspected our new ice plant and Nelson, earnestly, "for I am resolved to O. W. RUG3LBS, the electric lights and pronounced do it." But despite his intentions the eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent. "OLD MOTHER GKUNDY." themselves delighted. stronger will of his friend prevailed, 28-32. Lobe Rausenberger, while working in the ice-house Friday nig-ht, had a 200- and he was fairly carried back to the What the Willis Correspondent Has pound chunk of ice strike him on the ship and forced to leave behind the girl to Say About Her. foot, crushing his heel in i horrible he loved, and it was many years before WE WANT 1XJ REMIND YOU Darno Phelps, George Freeman and manner. Lobe is now on crutches but he gave up the hope of possessing her, That the Ann Arbor Brewing Co.'s S. P. Ballarct were called to Kaisin says he is glad it is no worse. Beers are pure and wholesome drinks. Center to attend the funeral of Arte- Ed Stanton, one of the musl jovial for Nelson never returned to Canada, FARMERS! mus Chase, husband of Mrs. Delora of all the carpenters, who is never and Mary Simpson died in spinster- Call up Phone 101 and order a sample Phelps chase, who departed this life out of temper, had a misunderstanding- hood. case. February 11, 1898, aged 49 years. He with sub-boss Kline and as usual Ed We W.-u.t for Grinding at the Ann Arbor Central Mills leaves a wife and two children by a came out ahead in argument, as well Wise Father. former wite, to mourn the loss of a as establishing his superior knowledge If you are going to get married you 00,000 Bushel of the Best Wheat Raised kind husband, an indulgent father and of construction. When Rudyard Kipling was a lad he can get an Eciipsu stove and your laitht'ul friend. The elevator at this place '.s doing a went on a sea-voyage with his father, 10,000 Bushel Choice Buckwheat thriving business. On Friday the man- Mr. Lockwood Kipling, and the Acade- house-furnishing goods of C. Schlenlcer, 10,000 Bushel Choice Rye. The Maccabees of Willis Tent held a ager, C. W. Wellman, bought 1,700 bush- The Hardware Man, W. Liberty st. public installation at their hall on Mon- els of wheat at 90 cents. They now my prints an anecdote of that time day of last week. H. I. Post, past have a feed mil! attached which the characteristic of the young writer's ear- For our Shipping Department We Want. commander, assisted by Sir Knight farmers cla.-m is the most convenient ly grip on things. Soon after the ves- Jickson, did the work of installation. Fine Coaches and Coupes for Wei From start to finish it was interesting. thing for them in town. sel got under way Mr. Kipling went be- 20,000 Bushel Barky A literary program followed. Its ren- The thrift of our village shows itself low, leaving the boy on deck. Present- dings, Funerals, etc. Both 'phones 25,000 Bushel Oats dering elicited rounds of applause. The in the improvements going on. The 106. HOLMES' LIVERY, songs that they sang and the extem- wide-awake firm of Lantz & Taylor ly there was a great commotion over- 30,000 Bushel Corn porary speeches that they made and has just completed a sidewalk eight head, and one of the ship's officers 26tf 515 E. Liberty st. 30,000 Bu-hel beans :he supper they served was in evidence feet wide in front of their business rushed down and banged at Mr. Kip- if the success of the tent, and as Sir place, and they took their cue from ling's door. "Mr. Kipling," he cried, 10,000 Bushel Clover Seed Knights they deserve the kind wishes George Rousenburger, who was first Skate grinding at Wenger's, 100 N. )f all orders and associations of men. man in town to place eight-feet side- "your boy has crawled out on the yard- walks full length of his property. Let Fourth avenue. ist3 A ad a quantity «f "Off n,.,^f" Wheat We will buy forThe L.. O. T. M. Joined with them and arm, and if he lets go he'll drown!" together they won the eulogy that the the good work go on. "Yes," said Mr. Kipling, glad to know oa~b -"irt at tup tuarKei prioee, all you can bring to us. record keeper of the ten and hive pro- John Pierce, of Owosso, who has put that nothing serious was the matter, nounced. in 6!> days as one of the chief foreman Like Rsd U > >;> cV 11 consumers are reminded that all Central Mill pro- of the big ice plant here, has given "but he won't let go." That is what an electric lamp loan's There was a surprise party held at the most satisfaction as a builder, and duel a are of the beat, whether :he home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles good carpenters say if he had had full like when co.npared witn the glaring Jreenman, of Augusta, on Saturday charge of the construction the collapse A Vacation for Him, Welsbach gas light. evening of last week. Seventy-five which saddened so many homes never guests were present at the setting up Pullen—I worked hard trying to get a Jumbo Patent Flour would have occurred. John left last government clerkship, but I'm going uf the 51st mile-stone of Mrs. Green- night for his home in Owosso and took Special rates on meats for boarding White Loaf Family Flour man's earth life. Mind touched mind with him the best wishes of all theto take a good rest now. Pusch—You've in social intercourse and the flow of mechanics and all under his charge. given up trying, have you? Pullen— houses at the Northside Meat Maricet. soul in mirth and glee became general Success to you. Jack. Central Mills Rye Flour in the fullness of the unrivalled scene. Oh, no; I secured the place.—Tit-Bits. Special price on 50 pound cans of pure Central Mills Graham Flour But the merry making came w 1th me- lard at the Northside Meat Market. mentoes of esteem for the honored one DEXTER. HOW'S THIS! Telephone 42—3 rings. which consisted of a set of porcelain We offer One Hundred Dollars Re Central Mills Buckwheat Flour dishes which was presented to her as Eugene Sly. formerly a resident of tokens of their kind regards. Supper Dexter and a pupil in our high school, ward for any case of Catarrh that Gold Dust Graham Meal. was served by the guests at low noon died Sunday at his home in Webster. can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh of that eventful Saturday night. He was a young man 20 years of age, Feed of all kinds also Supplied. respected by all who knew him.—Our Cure. The marriage of Mr. Blackmer and town clock has been taking a vacation Mrs. Pratt, of Willis, created a furor for a few days.—Davis Brothers have P. J. CHEXEY & CO., Props., THE IMPROVED that was really amusing. Old Mother added to their business a shoe store Toledo, Ohio. Allmendinger & Schneider Grundy blew her nose, winked her off well stocked with an entirely new lin We, the undersigned, have known F. eye and declared that neither of them of footwear.—We heard a prominent took snuff or took a hand at progres- Republican find fault that a farm that •I Cheney for the last 15 years, and sive euchre. Hence there was nothing had been assessed until recently at $90 believe him perfectly in all busines; in common between them and results per acre had just been sold at %'il) per might show that the law of natural se- acre. Someone suggested to. him that transactions and financially able to lection had been overlooked and then the $30 was gold dollars and he should carry out any obligations made bj their vibrations might not harmonize find no reason to complain. There is $1OOO-G1VENAWAY-$1OOO and the difficult task of compromising the rub. The monetary legislation for their firm. selfish interests stood in the way and years has had but one object, that to West & Trims. Wholesale Druggists Ev«ry Month Absolutely Without Cost to You. discord was likely to follow in the wake create a demand for gold that its of hasty* marriages such as theirs. value may be enhanced thereby. Now Toledo, Ohio. Qro ^test Enterprise ever Established in Ann Arbor. But then it is to be hoped that their when gold is made our measuring stick Walding, Kinnan & Marvin. Whole partiality for each other was based on of value, as gold goes up. everything the fittest in the matrimonial state and the value of which is measured in gold sale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio. possibly it might have been . At all goes down, this very much to the ad- Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern events time will determine the vexed vantage of the man that has the gold TRADING STAMPS pioblem. Everybody knew tliat they and to the great disadvantage of the ally, acting directly upon the blooc were nice people, commanding the con- man who has other commodities meas- and mucous surfaces of the system ASK FOR THEM. fidence and respect of all who knew ured in gold, and to the man who is in I'rice. Trie, per bottle. Sold by al The Merchants' Supply Co.. have established a syndicate of merchants them, and perhaps after the excitement Jebt. Is it not extortion to compel a in your city, having- inside contracts to give Trading: Stamps to every one has subsided and people come back to man to pay his debts, contracted un- Druggists. Testimonials free. DOflESTIC asking- for them. One for every ten cents represented in your purchase. themselves the matter will drop and der the influence of a bimetallic stand- !3 the most perfect Sewing Machine ever things of everyday life will adjust ard, in gold standard money? This is produced. Correct mechanical construc- Give them your patronage and receive a valuable premium free. Call at themselves to the situation and the not repudiation but it is extortion.— GO TO T^E PORTLAND CAFE tion. Elegant and artistic cabinet work. our office, 30 E. Huron St., and see premiums and get particulars. Latest and best improvements. Dove of Peace will spread its wings Miss Jessie, older daughter of Mr. sind At 310 S. Main street, for a first Following is a list of merchants who will give you Trading Stamps: over the unfortunate circumstances -Mrs. R. E. Doane was married at high Rapid that had for the time being unsettled noon Tuesday, 22d inst., to Mr. Rent- class meal, only 25 cents. Also meals Noiseless Artist's Supplies — W. W. Wet- Gloves—B. St. James, 126 S. Main st the conservative elements of society schler, of Ann Arbor. She has been a find lunches at all hours. Open day Easy Running more, 106 S. Main St.. and 342 S. State that none deplore more than herself. teacher in our public schools for nearl> St. Gents'Furnishings-Lindenschmitt seven years past and is respected by and night. Handsome Durable & Apfel, 211 S. Main st. The funeral of Cyrus Marvin, an old all. What Dexter loses in this populai Art Needlework, Linen. Silks, Pil- resident of Sumpler, was held at the young lady Ann Arbor gains.—Mrs Matchless and incomparable lows, etc.—Leona G. Markham, 13 S. Hardware — Eberbach Hardware M. E. church in Willis last Friday, Rev. Schweikert died in Dexter last Sunday- DON'T SWEAR OFF in every detail. Main st. Co,, Main and Washington sts.; McDivit of the Free Methodist churejji aged 39. She leaves many friends tt But make up your mind to buy your Highest Award World's Fair, Chicago, Bazaar Goods—Miss M. Eisele, 218 James K. Harkins, 214 E. Huron st. officiating-. mourn her death. The family and meats from L. C. Weinmann's unex- Detroit st. Bert Schumacher, 312 S. Main. Will Sherman has returned from Cal- friends have the sympathy of all. Mrs Tested for so years. ifornia. He reports himself as satisfied Mary Babbitt died at her home in celled stock. Bakers'and Confectioners' — John Harnesses, Etc.—Anton Teufel, 307 with Michigan, my Michigan. Dexter township last Thursday. She Nearly 2,000,000 in use. W. Illi, Palace Bakery, 213 E. Wash- S. Main st. Our ancestors were the keepers of a had lived in her home where she diec OALL UP ington st. fruit garden in the reptilian age. for fifty years past. She was a most Experience has shown that the Domestic House Furnishings — Eberbach estimable lady and is mourned by a The Ann Arbor Brewing company by is the cheapest to buy. It always gives Blankets and Kobes — Anton MUSINGS. satisfaction, and will last a lifetime. No Hardware Co , Main and Washing- large circle of friends and "elatives.— either Phones No. 101 other ever equalled it. No other ever will. Teufel, 307 S. Main t. ton sts ; J. E. Harkins, Bert Schu- Words may be used in many forms, Roller skating is as popular in Dexter The name is a guarantee of superiority. Books and Stationery — W. W.macher. As men and angels know. as when the "craze" swept over the FOR REXT—The farm known as {^"Handsome Illustrated Catalogne Free. Wetmore, 106 S. Main st! and 442 8. They may be used to bless a friend entire land. the Eber White farm. Inquire at the State st. Hats and Caps—Lindenschmitt A Or used to curse a foe: {^"Exclusive Territory to Active Agents. Apfel, 211 8. Main st. The plainest are the crudest Boots and Phoes— L. Gruner,108 S. When shot from Hatred's bow. M. P. Vogel's meat market on W. Main st.; Chir.i«-<> 8ho Store, No. 117 Jewelry and Repairing—Haller's LIMA. Huron street gives t«ading stamps. DOMESTIC S. M. CO. N. Main St.: Wahr & Miller, 218 E. Jewelry Store , 216 S. Main st. THE NEW MILEAGE TICKET. Hon. George B. Horton, master of the Main St. State Grange, was at Lima Center and 291 Wabash Ave., Chicago. Laundry—Excelsior Laundry, 25 The Michigan Central, "The Niagara Baltimore Oysters in can or bulk re- Carpets-B St. James, 120 Main talked to the Grangers' meeting Feb- R Washington st.; M. M. Seabolt, Falls Route," will have on sale at its ruary 22d. Miss Flora Buhel, of Ann ceived frssh every day at Welnmaan'? street, south. 218 E. Huron st. Arbor, was present and read a paper, Clothing—Lindensclunitt & Apfel, principal ticket offices on and after the meeting was public and 00 ate din- Meat Markets and Poultry—M. P. ner. 211 S. Main st. Vog-1, 113 West Huson street; February 1st, the new interchangeable M'CALL'S MAGAZINE tliousand-mile ticket issued by the The farmers of Lima organized a Crockery and Glassware—Wil- C. VV. Vogel. 115 E. Ann st ; W. E. club at Henry Luick's last Wednesday and liam F. Stimson, No. 109 Ann st. Pardon, cor. Liberty and Fourth ave. Northern Mileage Ticket Bureau. with 20 members. Dentist—A. C. Nichole, D. D. 8., 11 Milk and Cream—Edward Besch. This ticket will be sold for $.'10, sub- The dance at the town hall was poor- M'CALL BAZAR PATTERNS. and iitt 8. Main st. ly attended Monday evening, only 14 Millinery parlors—306 8. Main st. ject to a rebate of $10, up>Q compli- ladies being present. These celebrated paper patterns Dressmakers' Supplies—Miss E. G. Notions—Miss Eisele, 218 Detroit ance with the conditions under which have been favorites with the ladies Walton. 50 S. State st. st. the ticket is issued, and will be good FARMERS, ATTENTION! for twenty-eight years; they are illus- Druggists—H. J. Brown, Cor. Main for passage upon any regular passen- The time will soon be hero for you and Huron sts.; Palmer's Pharmacy, Pharmacy—H. J. Brown, cor. Main trated in McCall's Magazine. This and Huron sts.; Palmer's Pharmacy, ger train (except limited trains) of the to think of taking care of your fruit 336 S. State st. 336 S. State st. trees. We wish to call your attention magazine also explains and depicts the Michigan Central, Ann Arbor, 0. & to the fact that Schumacher & Miller, Dry Goods-B. St. James, 226 S. latest • styles, gives household hints, Poultry—W. E. Pardon, cor. Lib- W. M.. D. G. R. & W., D. & M.. P. & the druggists, can give yDu full direc- Main st. erty and Fourth; C. W. Vogel, 115 tions for spraying solutions for the pictures and stories, and contains the E.Ann st.; M. P. Vogel, 113 West P. M.. G. R. & I., Grand Trunk, L. different fruit trees. We would also handsomest colored plates that it is Fancy Goods—Miss E. G Walton, call your attention to the £act that 50 S. State St.; Leona G. Markham, Huron street. S. & M. S., M. B. H. & C, M. & X. B., possible to produce. All of these fea- 116 S. Main st. we manufacture a Sweet Clover butter Stoves and Ranges — Eberbach N. Y. C. & St. L. and P. & L. E. rail- color that will give no taste or odor tures are of interest to women every- 1 to the butter sold in bulk, at the rale Florists—Cousins & Hall. Cor. S. Hardware Co.. Main and Washing- roads, the Crosby Transfer company where. Thousands of pretty gowns University ave. and 12th st.; Geo.ton sts; J. E. Harkins, 214 E. Huron and D. & C. Navigation' coinpany, of 5 cents per ounce. This saves you Bischoff, Chapin st. Bert Schumacher. five cents each time you bring your THIS la A CHANCb and garments are shown, and patterns upon presentation to conductor with- own bottle. for the same, furnished for 10 or 15 Grocerips—J. Henne & Co., 108 S. Toilet Parlors—Mrs. J. B. Trojan- out the exchange ticket now required SCHUMACHER & MILLER, For some one wanting: a mordern Main st.; William F. -timson. No. owski, 332 8. State St., up stairs. Druggists at 219 S. Main st. house to liv« in I will build for cents—none higher. with the Centra] Passenger Associa- anyone wishing- to rent a modern 109 Ann st; D. H. Johnson & -on, 302 Trunks and Valises—Anton Teufel. To every lady who will cut out this N. Main st.; Stimson & Co., 314 S. tion interchangeable mileage ticket. h'>ii-f — will build to suit tenant— 307 S. Main st. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. in a good locality, no better in the advertisement and send it with $1.30 State; Arthur it. Hajren, 220 Depot The Michigan Central will continue Notice is hereby given that 'Bert E. Wall Paper— W. W. Wetmore, 106 city, tx-twfen U.of M. and Main st to this office, this paper and McCall's s.; W. E Pardon, cor Liberty and S. Main st. to .accept ; iiousuml-inile Interchange- Holmes has sold his interest in the Fourth ave; Win. F. Lodholz, 4 Hurd-Holmes company to J. H. Boyle Any on>- wishing this opportunity Magazine will each be mailed for one Window Shades—W W. Wetmore able tickets issued by the Mileage of Ann Arbor, Michigan, and that the cali and see me. Broadway. 106 S. Main and 342 8. State st. year, and in addition to this there will Ticket Bureau of the Central Passen- members of the new linn will be known ; Hurd and J. II. Boyle, the be sent to each subscriber a coupon ger Association, sold prior to Febru- Call at Office and Take a Book Home Free. business of the new firm to be carried Chas. A. Satter, entitling her to one McCall Bazar ary 1st. up'ii compliance by the hold- on at ^7 Detroit street, where the Hurd- Holmes company is now located. All The Architect and Builder. I'attorn, which sfic may select at any er with the conditions under whJch the Hurd-Holmes com- 1 time. Merchants' Supply Co., said tickets were Issued. to l" i aid at the office of the OFFICE—305 SOUTH MAIN STREET. new firm. Address The Democrat, O. W. H.UGGLJ3S, Shop—512 Packard Street. 30 E. Huron St., Ann Arbor, Mich. General Pa nd Ticket Agent. EARNEST W. HI 32 BBRT-E. HOLMES. New State 1'houo, res., 281; Office. 50. Subscribe for The Democrat F£B:::MHY 25, 1898 THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
Mrs. Dr. Hart, of Port Huron, is vis- Mrs. Rhinefrank is seriously ill at her Y. W. C. A. Notes. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE GLEiNINGs OF A WEEK. iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George home on S. State street. March 4th at the Baptist church a Property for Sale! Miley in this city. Mrs. C. M. Shier, of Salina, Kansas, concert will be given for the benefit Fred Daniels and family, of Gregory, Fred Stimson, who is traveling for is the guest of H. H. Preston, of Pitts- of the Y. W. C. A. It will be a Men- Lung Troubles and Consump- are the guests of Eugene B. Beal and the Toledo Spice company, spent Sun- field. delssohn evening under the direction of Parties Having Form Property ojr family. day with his family. Mrs. Dr. George Moran, of Detroit, Miss Elsa Liebig. An excellent pro- tion Can be Cured. Sale or Exchange Can llhvi- iho The local camp, Royal Neighbors of The Ann Arbor road has just received is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.gram has been prepared, including America, will give their banquet Thurs- an elegant new yard engine from the Seabolt. numbers by Miss Minnie Davis, Mrs. Same Advertised In These Col- day evening, March 10. Pittsburg locomotive works. Kempf, Master Freddie Daley and Miss umns Free of Charge by Eugene K. Frueauff, city editor of At the last national election 7uO stu-Liebig. Those who heard the chorus An Eminent New York Chemist and Marshal Sweet took Messrs. Hill, dents were sent home to vote from and Parsons to the Detroit house of the Owosso Evening Argus, was an (drilled by Miss Emma Fischer) who Scientist Makes a Free Offer I'laolnz It With the correction Saturday afternoon. Ann Arbor visitor over Sunday. this city. sang at the Bethlehem church a few Underslnened. Miss Ella Rich, of 319 E. Washington Mrs. Katherine Beakes, of Four- Hon. DeVere Hall and wife, of Bay weeks since, will be glad to hear that to Our Readers. St., returned home .Saturday evening teenth St., fell on an icy walk Satur- City, Mich., are guests of Prof, and they are to give the same number at day night seriously injuring her Mrs. Copeland. this concert. The Y. W. C. A. feels Fine residence witih all modern coav -after a short visit to her home in. De- confident that the offering of such an troit. shoulder. Father E. D. Kelly and his mother The distinguished chemist, T. A. venienees in one of the l>est residenca At the Classical Conference which Grand Rapids Herald: Miss Nellie left for New York city Monday even- evening of enjoyment as this, for the small sum of 15 cents, will insure a Slocum, of New York city, demon- streets in Ann Arbor to exchange fox will be held at Ann Arbor March 31 Rice is home from her studies at Ann ing for a brief visit. good audience. and April 1, there will be a larger num- Arbor and will remain until after the Mrs. Dr. James Mummery and Ben. strating his discovery of a reliable cure a good farm. 301. ber of eminent scholars in the classical governor's ball. Mummery, of Milford, are the guests Mrs. Norvell was in missionary work lield than his previously been brought Toledo Bee: Miss Minnie Groweg was of A. J. Mummery, of S. Thayer st. in China for several years, and since for Consumption (Pulmonary TubeT- Two-story house in best of repair ia together in the west. the guest of Miss Bertha Funk on then has been engaged in work of a culosis), bronchial, lung and chest good resident district, to exchange for The Lansing, Dexter & Ann Arbor Thursday, en route from her home in J. C. Henderson, manager of the Ann similar nature in San Francisco and railway announces that it has secured Defiance to Ann Arbor. Arbor Organ Co., is again at his place in Chicago. She is making a tour of troubles, stubborn, coughs, catarrhal farm. 302. the right of way to within two miles of business after a two weeks' illness. Michigan, visiting the associations and affections, general decline and weak- Clerk Mills has furnished each alder- Miss Grace Hendrickson, of Chicago, is greatly helping on the religious side Good farm of 160 acres in Clare of this city and has asked for a fran- man a copy of the last monthly poor ness, loss of flesh, and all conditions chise to enter. The route will probably but formerly a resident of Ann Arbor, of Y. W. C. A. work. We bespeak for county to exchange for a 40-acre farjo report and will continue to do so until has entered the University for study. her a sympathetic and earnest audi- of wasting away, will send THREE follow W. Huron street. such action is deemed undesirable. ence. in Washtenaw county. 500. A few weeks ago Rev. Fr. Kelly sent Mrs. Andrew Muehlig and daugh'.er- FREE BOTTLES (all different) of his out letters to the Catholic Alumni of Delos F. Wilcox, '94 lit, for some Miss Bertha, went to Detroit Tuesday Mrs. Norvell will speak at the Y. W. the state urging upon them the import- years past fellow at the Columbian to spend a couple of days with rela- C. A. rooms Thursday and Friday even- New Discoveries to any afflicted read- To Exchange for City Property—20 ance of organizing into a powerful University, New York City, is in the tives. ings at 7:30. It is urged that, so far as er of this paper writing for them. acres of good land lying three city visiting his old college friends. possible, the members of the association miles from Ann Arbor on the alumni association. To this appeal he Julian Trojanowski, who has been Gertrude Loder and Miss H. Mar- His "New Scientific Treatment" has has received many favorable replies. quardt, both of the '98 class, visited will be present. Other ladies are also Whitmore Lake road. 6 room confined to the house with a broken cordially invited. cured thousands permanently by its house, small barn and othf-r out Thomas Birkett, of Dexter, filed with leg, appeared at his barber shop Mon- their friends in Detroit during the late the city clerk Saturday an ordi- intermission. Next Sunday at 4 p. m. Mr. Caldwell, timely use, and he considers it a sim- out buildings, considearble fruit on nance granting a franchise to the Lan- day for the first time in two months. general secretary of the Y. M. C. A., the place. S-D-E-R-F. Northwestern won from Chicago by Frank M. Sessions returned to his will give a report of their state con- ple professional duty to suffering hu- sing, Dexter & Ann Arbor electric a score of 47 to 39 in the indoor ath- home in Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday, railroad. It will be introduced in the vention. Miss Rhoda Gannett will lead manity to donate a trial of his in- For Sale or Exchange for Ann Arbor Ann Arbor council Monday evening. letic meeting held in the gymnasium after a short visit with his parents, the devotional meeting preceding this Property—80 acres, Township lof The invitation committee for the of the University of Chicago, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. A. Sessions. report. fallible cure. Pittsfield, brick house, barns—all Light Infantry reception and ball of Farmers say that the prospects are Miss Nellie McGregor, who has been Mrs. Norvell, the Y. W. C. A. evan- Science daily develops new wonders, kii ds of fruit, including good apple bright for a splendid wheat crop in visiting Mr. and Mrs. George R. Kelly gelist, holds a meeting Friday after- April 11th are anxious to compile an Washtenaw county this year. The and this great chemist, patiently fx- orchard. 3 miles from Saline, T invitation list at once, and all names for several weeks past, returned noon at the rooms of the association from Ann Arbor. 433 sent to the committee, care of Captain acreage is large and the grain in good Wednesday to her home in Brantford, over the postoffice. Time, 4 o'clock. perimenting for years, has produced condition. « Ontario. No classes will be held at the rooms Ross Granger, member exofficiu, will results as beneficial to humanity as For Sale or Exchange—80 acres, in be given due consideration. Rev. Dr. McElroy's address Sunday Grand Rapids Democrat: Andrew Thursday on account of Mrs. Norvell's township of Lodi, only four miles forenoon on "Washington, our Amer- visit. can. be claimed by any modern genius. Jackson Press: The third meeting ican Archetype" is spoken of, by those Fyfe went to Ann Arbor yesterday to from Ann Arbor: seven room of the second section of the State Whist who heard it, as the finest effort of the bring home his sister, Miss Grace Fyfe. His assertion that lung trembles and house, two barns and o'her out league will be held in the Jackson who is ill from overstudy in the Uni- Prizes for 180S. city club rooms Tuesday evening. It kind heard in this city in years. versity. consumption are curable in any cli- buildings; young apple orchard. 430 is expected teams will be present from John Laidlaw, Ypsilanti's gardener, Ticket No. 2204 wen the Ann Arbor The following is the list of special rjate is proven by "heartfelt letters For Sale or exchange—100 acres, m Charlotte, Eaton Rapids, Dexter, i'psi- furnished the flowers at the matinee Music company's $25 mandolin, which prizes for School day at Washtenaw township of Pittsfleld, half mile lanti, Ann Arbor and Detroit. at the Athens Theater on Saturday. of gratitude," filed in his A nerican Mr. Downing is an old friend of Mr.was given away at Sam Bluntaeh's county fair for 1898: from Saline; good 12 room brick Mr. Henry Goldmark, engineer with Saturday evening. It has not as yet Schumacher & Miller, 2 prizes, value and European laboratories in thou- bouse, large barn and other build- the U. S. Waterways Commission al Laidlaw. The flowers were a gift to been called for. Detroit, will address the students of the the great actor. $6. sands from those cured In all parts of ings: apples and small fruit. 436 Miss Nona Gregory, a senior in the Martin Schaller, 2 prizes, value $6.50. the world. engineering department of the Univer- Mrs. Frances E. Burns, of St. Louis, high school, has left for her home in Wm. Arnold, 2 prizes, value $4. For Sale or will Exchanerp for City sity, Friday evening, Feb. 25, upon Mich., Mrs. Lillian M. Hollister, De- The dread Consumption, uninter- "Railroad bridges j'rom the point of troit, Mrs. R. A. Bailey, Hastings, and Marinette, Wis. After a short visit B. St. James, 1 prize, value $2.50. Property—Eight acres in township there she will spend the remainder of E. V. Hangsterfer, 3 prizes, value $15. rupted, means speedy and certain of Saline; 10 room house, good view of the railroads requiring them." Mrs. Susie S. Graves, Port Huron, the winter in the South for the benefit H. J. Brown, 1 prize, value $5. John O'Grady, Frank Hill and Al-Great Hive officers, are in the city- death. barn, orchard; less than hal mile holding an executive session. of her health. E. F. Mills & Co., 1 prize, value $2. from village of Saline. 441 bert Parsons, charged with stealing the Fred Rentschler, 1 prize, value $3.50. Simply write to T. A. Slocu.n, M. C, penny-in-the-slot machine which tiood Delos F. Wilcox, lit '94, was married For Sale or Exchange—30 acre fruifc in front of the Arlington saloon, were Detroit Free Press: Dr. J. T. Sunder- Tuesday in this city to Miss Mina May Wahr & Miller, 1 prize, value $2.50. 98 Pine street, New York, giving post- land, of Ann Arbor, was called away Gates. Both parties are well known J. Goetz & Son, 1 prize, vilue $1. farm, just out of city limits of Ann found guilty Friday and were giv- unexpectedly yesterday and could not en 65 days each in the Detroit work in this city. They will take up their J. F. Staebler & Co., 1 prize, value cfliee and express address, and thf Arbor; a bargain if taken at once deliver a lecture upon India at the lesidence at once at 125 Fourth avenue, $2.50. free medicine will be promptly sent 94 house. O'Grady appealed the case and Church of Our Father as it had been Cleveland, Ohio. Martin Haller, 1 prize, value $5. is out on bail. announced he would last night. direct from his laboratory. For Sale or Exi-hange—For home in While Champion Bob Fitz&iinmons High school hall was crowded on Schleicher & Co., 1 prize, value $2.25. Ann Arbor or farm near by. A was In Adrian he received an offer of Adrian Telegram: Clifford Crandall, Monday night to hear Mrs. Sunder- Lindenschmitt & Apfel, 1 prize, value Suffer jrs should take instant advan- a junior law student at the University, $5. neily new modern house, well lo- $50,000' from a San Francisco athletic also a graduate of Adrian college, class land's illustrated lecture on "A Trip Schairer & Millen, 1 prize, value $2. tage of his generous proposition. cated in Detroit. club to meet Corbett there. The cham- '96, and Mr. Tisdale, also of Ann Arbor, Through Italy." Everyone went away H. W. Newkirk, 1 prize, value %l. Please tell the doctor that you saw pion read the telegram with a con- are guests of college friends here. Mr. highly pleased for it was interesting Cutting, Reyer & Co., 1 prize, value $5. To Exchange f«r a farm—Residence temptuous laugh. He says he will not Tisdale will be a student here next and instructive in the highest degree. Schumacher Hardware Co., 1 prize, this in The Democrat, Ann Arbor. valued at $3,000, only four blocks flght Corbett until the latter has year. The C. M. B. A. dance Monday night value $2. from court house, on one of our whipped Peter Maher. at the armory was in many ways the Emanuel Spring1. 1 prize, value $2. We have a splendid stock of Couches best residence streets. D-i-n-g-» A Jackson paper says: "Freddie Daly, Doc Turner, who has been in Tampa, most pleading of the series. A good Wm. Reinhardt, 1 prize, value $2.50. the famous boy soprano of Ann Arbor, Florida,- since last October, returned crowd was in attendance, the floor was upholstered in Tapestry or Corduroy, Fine Resindence on South Fourth home yesterday. Doc says that the P. J. Lehman, 1 prize, value $2. sang in Jackson last week, and so en- in the best of condition and the music George Wahr, 1 prize, value $3. and with or without fringe. We also Avenue, all conveniences, to ex- thusiastic did the audience become that sentiment at Tampa is strong for theby the old reliable Chequamegons per- change for a farm. 300 it was impossible to restrain them from Cubans. He reports wages in Florida W. J. Aprill, 1 prize, value $2.50. make Couches to order after special as very low. fect. Henne & Stanger, 1 prize, value $3. cheering in the church. The Baptists Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Beal rejoice C. Hiscock & M. J. .Fritz, 1 prize, designs. For Sale or Exchange—A valuable have engaged him to sing at their re- Kalamazoo News: The new woman in the birth of a healthy baby boy value $2. farm of 100 acres adjacent to the vival meetings for the next two should be frowned upon. She is becom- HAULER'S FURNITURE STORE, weeks." weighing 8% pornds. The happy Muehlig & Schmid, 1 prize, value $3. village of SaliDe, a pleasant home ing dangerous. Here we have the co-event occurred Wednesday. The Chas. Ward (Democrat), 3 prizes, $10. 112-114-116 B. Liberty street, farm—will take a resdence in Ann Circulars have been sent out this eds menacing the cigarettes of the un- mother is doing well and Elmer will 29 Asm ArbOT, Mich. Arbor. 496 week from the University to all thedergraduates at Ann Arbor. Shades of no doubt recover in time to receive the schools of the state, requesting that Lexington and Bunker Hill, can this Services at St. Andrew's Church. thing b.e permitted? congratulations of his many friends. . For Sale or Exchange—A profitable the spring vacation be arranged so that Dr. Barton S. Taylor, aged 76 years, The order of service at St. Andrew's "A MAN'S WHAT HE EATS." farm of 187 acres, good soil and the dates of the next session of the church this week is as follows: The better the food the better the Toledo Bee: The handsome home of and for 15 years librarian of Albion Friday—4:30 p. m., in Harris hall, buildings, convenient thriving vil- Schoolmasters' Club, March SI, April Mr. and Mrs. Alex Backus, on Park- college, died in that city Tuesday. man who eats it. But only what you lage and creamery—Will be sold 1-2, may fall within it, and thus en- wood avenue, was yesterday the scene evening prayer; 5:15 p. m., in Harris know is good and wholesome; that able all teachers who can, to attend He was the father of Prof. Fred M. hall, service for men and boys only, which contains the best nutritive qual- on easy terms and at low price. 497 of a merry gathering. Among the 40Taylor, of the University. Dr. Taylor's with address by Mr. Henry J. Brown; the meetings. young ladies who were engaged in thebook, "Helps to an Understanding of ities. You'll find the goods handled by For Exceange for Home in Ann Ar- game of progressive euchre were Miss subject: "Pride." Davis & Seaboll, Grocers and Bakers, bor, a farm of B8}4 acres in York There was a good sized crowd Friday Thorne and guest, Miss Morris of Ann Nature" is well and favorably known. Saturday—5 p. m., in Harris hall, ser- up to the standard. night at Germania hall to attend the About thirty University students left township. Has apple and Peach benefit concert given for Grace church. Arbor. vices under the auspices of the Hobart orchard. 499 for Cleveland Tuesday, in order to Guild and the other young people of FARM TO RENT—120 acres, 100 J. G. Kurtz was director and Hie fol- Owosso Argus: The remains of attend the International convention of the parish, with address by Prof. B. lowing persons and organizations took Esther Swain, daughter of the late Prof. the Students' Volunteer Band for For- M. Thompson; subject: "The Christian acres plow land; living stream of part: Messrs. E. F. Kurtz, O. Novak, Swain, formerly superintendent of the eign Missions. President J. Kj Marden Law Applied to Self-Improvement." water. Small family and $300 cash Sid Bangs, Sam Healy, Phojnix Sing- Owosso public schools, were 'nterred in of the University S. C. A., and Presi- The services in Harris hall will be ing society, Ernst and Marie Schae- Oak Hill cemetery Thursday. Her two dent E. C. Knapp, of the High School held in the auditorium upstairs. rent. Address Mrs. S. R. Fuller, berle, Ann Arbor Mandolin club, F. C.brothers and friend, Mr. Barr, of Ann S. C. A., were, in the party. W.H.BUTLER, Case, George Richard, a mixed chorus Arbor, accompanied the remains to this Throughout Lent there will be ser- Milan. Mich., or call at farm three and a chorus of girls. It was an at-city. Arbor Hive,'No. 113, held a delight- vices in the chapel on Mondays and miles northeast of Milan. (Successor to Bach & puttier's, tractive program. ful reception last evening. The event Tuesday at 5 p. m.; in Harris hall on Dr. Robert D. WHson, Dr. Julian T. was the celebration of the large mem- Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.; on Thursdays Real Estate and Insurance.) There was a big crowd Friday at McClymond, J. Sterling St. John, Os- bership. The Great Hive officers were at 5 p. m.; or. Fridays at 4:30 and 5:15 Save Trading Stamps and secure val- the Odd Fellows' entertainment and car P. Cole, President of the U. of M.present and each one made a few pleas- p. m., and Saturdays at 5 p. m. uable premiums at the Merchants' Sup- dance. The program as published in Republican Club, Charles H. Duncan, ant remarks. Refreshments were ply Co. 202 East Huron Street Tuesday's Times was carried put -\\Hhand John T. Hoelzle have arranged served to over one hundred and fifty THOUGHTOGRAPHS. the addition of several extra numbers, through Henry M. Wallace, of the lawLady Maccabees. an entertaining, helpful talk by Miss firm of Wallace & O'Leary, to go with Welch Post, G. A. R., assisted by the Incomparable, prices this month at Emma E. Bower, and a recitation by the "Klondike, Yukon & Copper River Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans, ob- Pish may be a good brain food, when Miss Curtis. Captain J. C. Fischer pre- Co." to Alaska in the spring. there is something for it to assimilate sided. Following the program came a served Washington's Birthday in a very 2O9 NORTH CT5AIN ST., Edgar P. O'Leary, who has been at appropriate manner at the Post rooms with. very pleasant dince. The sue*.ess of the hospital for the past three weeks, this entertainment m.ik^s it probable Tuesday evening. A number of papers It seems paradoxical that there isn't THE FAIR" OPP. POSTOPFICE. that another one will be given soon, returned on Friday to his rooms at were read referring to Washington's possibly, during Lent. No. 319 S. Fifth five. On Tuesday life and service, several brief speeches a single person in a room full of mar- morning he will start for his home in were made and appropriate music en- ried folks. Tin Pott=, nickel plated Flat Irons' Grinnel Bros, sold a piano on the in-Kansas, and after spending a few livened the program at frequent inter- stallment plan to Mrs. Brown, of Ypsi- days there, will make a business trip vals. The trouble with some girls is that everybody knows them. to Florida, from which point he will go they are only giddy when they think lanti. When $109 had ben paid on it to Ashville, North Carolina, to remain Germania hall was totally unable to Only 85 cents per set. the sheriff of Washtenaw county seized until summer. accommodate the great crowd that they are gay. it on a judgment against Mr. Brown. tried to attend the D. O. H. masquer- A green grocer is one who' trusts the Lehman Bros. & Moriarty, attorneys, - Rev. James P. Ferguson, of Oakland, ade ball Tuesday. Many were turned were retained by Mrs. Brown to bring California, and Rev. Fr. John Ryan, of away. It was a grotesque and pleasing family that has just moved into the suit against the sheriff. Judgment Howell, Mich., took the train Saturday occasion. The costuming was unusual- neighborhood. This nickel plsited Knife Set, reg- was obtained by them for $413 and the morning at Northfield for How >11. Both ly good. First prizes were won by A good reputation is sometimes use- money was duly handed over to them. of the reverend gentlemen were the Miss West and Wm. Hiller for best ular price 50 cents. Our price Grinnell Bros, were left out of the guests of Fr. Goldrick for the past costume and by Miss Eugenie Gauss ful as a parachute to the man who risoa this month 15cjptr set. deal entirely. Lehman Bros. & Mori- and Theodore Apfel for most ccniic cos- rapidly in the world. m IWM arty said that their fees amounted to three days. Fr. Ferguson, who has re- sided for the past ten years in the tumes. Birds of a feather flock together until $150 and that they had paid Mrs. Golden state, is on a visit to his friends Brown $65, so that only $250 of the Mrs. J. Henry Rathbone left Monday they get on the ladies' high hats; then You would like to buy an all copper wash judgment remained. Grinnell Bros, and relatives in Canada. Frs. Ryan, afternoon for a brief stay in Detroit, sued the attorneys, and a jury in Jus- Ferguson and Goldrick graduated at before going south to Augusta, Georgia, •.hey are scattered all over the theater. boiler if they were not so high. Our price is tice DeGaw's court gave them a verdict the Grand Catholic seminary, Balti- where her mother, a lady of 91 years, for $201.—Detroit Journal. more, Md., in 1888. resides. Mrs. Rathbone will attend Pabst Beer on draft at the Arlington only $1.59, $1.75 and $2.00. Tin boilers with About one hundred couples attended the National Biennial council of the Hotel. Also Choice Wines and Liquors copper bottom onlp 50c, 60c and 75c. Friday was the 40th birthday an- the Knights Templar party at Masonic Colonial Dames in Washington in April, for family use. niversary of Mrs. W. G. Dieterle and Temple Monday night. A delightful and the annual council of the Mt. Ver- JOHN BURNS, Prop. early in the evening a large number of evening's enjoyment is reported. The non association, held at Mr. Vernon in ^xatmaz*^ The best all lady friends dropped in on her to dermusic was furnished by the Minnis or- May. She will then return to Ann great surprise. They took full posses- chestra and Mrs. Tyler and assistants, Arbor for the summer. WANTED—A middle-aged woman to Innl^ \ .J1L Jy copper nickel sion, drove Mr. Dieterle up town, and the former playing in the lodge rooms, Miss Cora May Allmendinger, of this keep house for a family of five persons. plated tea ket- had a great, good time all to them- the latter in the drill room, and both city, and Hugh S. McRoy, of Detroit, J. W. Wing, Ann Arbor, Mich. Steel snow driver 10c ties only 75c, selves. The following- were present: receiving many high compliments on were married Tuesday at the home Mesdames Ernest Dieterle, Enoch Die- their work. Better'dance munic couM of the bride's parents, 651 N. Fourth The Trading Stamp business is still Unbreakable hammer 85c and 95c. terle, Simon Dieterle, Herman Hutzel, not be desired. Refreshments were avenue. Rev. T. W. Young, of thy booming. The same in David Allmendinger, Titus Hutzel, John served in the banquet room under the First Baptist church, performed the 15 cents. Schmid, Wesley Seabolt, Jacob Lauben- direction of Sir Knight Hangstarfer. ceremony in the presence of fully a New goods received nearly every day coffee and tea gayer, John Heinzman, Wm. Rehfuss, hundred relatives and friends of the at the Merchants' Supply Co. Steel hatchet 35 cents pots richly en- B. F. Schumacher, Martin Haller, J. The capacity of the First M. E.contracting parties. The couple go to Lindenschmitt, May Graff, M. Brenner, church was taxed to its utmost Satur- Detroit Friday to reside. The best Steel hammer 35 cents graved, only 60c, 70c and 75c. E. G. Mann. Andrew Reule, Jacob day at the Wesleyan Guild lecture by wishes of all accompany them. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. Braces 10 and 25 cents Keck, John Sauer, all of this city, biid Rev. Dr. Cobern, of Denver, Colo. As STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washte- Clothes wring* Miss Laura Garrison, of Bay City. announced Dr. Cobern's subject wa^ A sleigh load of Ypsilantians drove naw, ss—In the a atter of the estate of John Steel bits 5 and 10c era with white "Bible Etchings of Immortality" and to Ann Arbor Wednesday and were Shanaban, deceased. At a meeting of the regents of the for over an hour he held his audience the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Best, of Notice is hereby given That in pursuance 2 foot rules 10 cents rubber rolls, University Friday it was decided to almost spell-bound by marvelous word- Walnut street until after midnight. of an order to the undersigned administrator only $1.60. equip the two hospitals and power pictures from Holy Writ. At the close The party consisted of Mr. and Mrs.of the estate of said John Shaniihan by the of the lecture Dr. Cobern held an in-George Alban, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hon. Judge of Probate for the I'ouuty of houses with telephones of the New Washtenaw, on the llth flay of January. A. Brown Fibre P.tils that you pay State Telephone company, and orders voluntary reception, hundreds of his Bray, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fisk, Mr. D., 1898. there will be sold at Public Vendue, were given to have these four tele- former parishioners crowding- to the al- and Mrs. Bert Vershoor. Mr. and Mrs.to the highest bidder, at the east front door 40c for. We will sell them this phones connected up at once. The in- tar rail to shake hands with their old N. B. Trim, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Fin-of the Court House, in thu City of Ann Arhor SPECIAL dications are now that inside of 60 pastor. gerle, Miss Lou Shipman, Miss Lowe, in tbe County of Washtenaw, i said State, montn for 25 cents. days the New State Telephone com- Mrs. Frank Glanfleld and Mrs. Carlos on Tuesday, the 12th day of April, A. t>. l«t, A great many people were deterred Childs. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day (sub- Dover efcg beaters, this month only 5 cents. pany will have at least four hundred ject to all iui*umbrances by mortgage or telephones working in the Ann Arbor by the weather Saturday night from otherwise exlsi ing at the time of the death of Come and look over our stock, you will find bargains in every line. exchange. Already part of the material witnessing "The New Gladiator" at the Fred J. Rentschler, our popular the said deceased) the following described and the tools necessary are on the Athens Theatre, but the crowd certain- young photographer, was married at Real Estate to-wir: ground for the wotk of increasing the ly made up in enthusiasm what it noon Tuesday to Miss Jessie B. The east one-half of the north west quarter capacity of the underground system, lacked in numbers. Mr. Downing and Doane, of Dexter. The ceremony oc- nf section number thirty (30) excepting there- the first estimate having proven entire- his excellent company presented the curred at the home of the bride's par- from the south thirty ncres thereof and also THE FAIR, play in a manner above criticism. Nat- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Doane. The excepting therefrom t e norr.h forty acres ly inadequate to handle the rapid in- thereof, situate in the township o' Northfield crease in the local business. urally the work of Mr. Downing was bride has been a teacher in the Dex-County of Washteuaw and State of Michigan. 209 North Main Slreet. H. C. EXINGER, Prop. the most prominent and most pleasing, ter schools for seven years and is re-containing in all 30 acres of land more or The suspension of Football Manager though Miss Alma Kruger as Neo-spected by a wide circle of friends. less. AMBKOSE KEARNEY. Administrator Hughes as a result of the ihvesligatiin damia. Miss Maud Stover as Faustina, The newly married couple will be at Dated t>;i«24l.h day nf Kehruarv A. T) 1S9S of the "Honey" Stuart case is a sur-and Eugene Moore as Flavian, were in home after March 15 at 610 E. Ann many respects of the highest excel- street. They are at present on a brier TATE OF MICHIGAN. Tim »euty-Sec- prising outcome. Mr. Hughes was him- wedding trip. S ond Judicial Circuit, in "hani-ery. self a member of the board of control lence. Bait pending In the Circuit Court for the that was instrumental in appointing an County of Washtenaw, in chancery at Ann investigating committee, and that he At the initial banquet of the Zach The Cosmopolitan Novelty company Arhor, on the SI h day of February, A.I). 1898, was in any way implicated wns not ex-Chandler Republican club of Landing-, have arranged with the Germania soci- Daniel 1). Nolan, Complainant, vs. Mary A. pected. It was undoubtedly as hard for held in that city last Friday evening, ety to give their famous views of "A Nolan. Defendant. the board to take the action it has, as W. W. Wedemeyer, of this city, was Trip to the Klondike" in their hall In this cause, it appearing that the De one of the speaker?. Th° Republican next Monday and Tuesday evenings. fendant, Mary A. Nolan, is not a residpnt of it was severe on Mr. Hughes; but hav- On the first night they will give the tate ana th»t her whereabout* are un- ing found him guilty of a breach of has this to say of his speech: "Hon. known therefore on motion of M J Cavan- trust as a member of the board o! W. W. Wedemeyer proved a bright overland route to the gold field?, and augh, solicit or for Complainant, It is ord rv(] trol of athletics it was certainlj star in the galaxy of r rators who on the second the all-wate:- route. that Defendant enter her appearance In s-iid The People's Friend. In use for fifty years. dv.ty to punish him as well as another. the big hall with their eloquence. He These views have received the highest cause on or before four months from the Cures Cough, Cold, Croup, Whooping = Cough, Although the offense of Mr. Hugh< > has been heard in this city before, but praise wherever they have b sen exhib- dateof tins order, and that within twenty was in no way committed for an never to better arH'rntage thai ited and will be sure to draw here. days the Complainant c use tins order ('> be Grippe, Bronchitis, Asthma and Lung Affections. night. He is a brilliant and a The views are thrown on a 24x.'.•• published in the Ann Arbor Demount'. fish purpose or Cor his private gain it canvas by a powerful electro-sten publication to be continued once in DR. BULL'S COUGH SYRUP is sold everywhere is one that cannot be condoned if purity iful speaker and he thrilled the con. This company also gives the lat-week for six Weeks in sueees-ion. in athletics is to be attained.—U. of M.audience with his eloauent word?. His est animated pictures and illustrated E. I) KINNE. forj>nly_25^cents. Refuse cheap substitutes. Daily. theme was "The Greatest Republican." songs. M. .1. CAVANAUGH Circuit Jud^e. Solicitor for Complainant. Chew LANGE'S PLUGS, The Great Tobacco Antidote,!0c. Dealers or mail.A.C.Meyer & Co.. Baltc.Md J THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. FEBRCAKY 25, 1898.
Warlike Spirit Still Lives. ~ TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wasbte- S naw ss- At a session of the I'rob'-te Oourt and harbor defense, from his visit to New York, Feb. 21.—Monitor Asso- for the County of Wash enaw liolden at. the ANN ARBOR New York, which leads him to believe ciation of Naval Veterans, port of Probate Office in the City of Ann Arbor, on Time Table, Sunday, Sept. 5, 1807. that it is highly probable Havana har- II IS IIIJMUEINL Wifdneaoay, -th« 2d day of February, In the Brooklyn, has adopted a series of reso- year one thousand eight hundred and ninety TIME TABLE! bor is well fortified with submarine lutions on the subject of the Maine eight. Trains leave Ann Arbor by Central Standard mines and torpedoes. If Spain has not America Getting Ready to End Present II. Wirt Newkirk, Judge of I'ro- Time. Spanish Board of Inquiry Has disaster, which, after expressing sym- bate. availed herself of these defenses in hei pathy with -the friends and relatives of In (he matter of til" estate of KelieUah NORTH. SOUTH. present condition of warfare she has the Cuban War. TOIKI deceasi d, Amos Corey, executor of the 8:43 a.m. *7:30 a. m Reported, the victims, says: "Resolved,. That the last will a. d testament >r siiid deceased *12:15 a. m. 11:25 a. m. been extremely negligent, thinks Mr same spirit which led us to the defense conies into court and represents that lie is Hemenway. now prepflrtdTto render his final account as 4:46 p.m. 8:40 p.m. CONGRESS IMPATIENT TO ACT. of our country in 1861 and 1865 is still such executor •Run between Ann Arbor and Toledo only, CONSIDERS THE CASE ENDED, alive within our breasts; and if any Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, ILLINOIS MINERS MEET. thi 21st day of February ni-xt, at ten o'clock E. S. GIM1ORE, Agent wrong has been done, which God for- if* the forenoon, be assigned fortt.e examin- V. H BENNETT G. P. A. Toledo O. Largely Attended Delegate Convention Disaster to the Maine and the Conse- ing and al'owlDK sucli account, and that the Prominent Member of the Cuban ,J:uit; bid, but if such is the fact, we hereby devlsi ( s, legatees Miid heirs at law of saW de- Says None of His Countrymen Couit Opens at Sprinsrficld. auence Is the One Subject Discussed offer our services to our beloved coun- ceased and all other persons interested in IGANCTENTKAL In the Committee Room—General Newt s:iid estate, are required to appear at a Have Wrecked the Battleship—Spaii Springfield, LI., Feb. 23.—The annual try and its flag." session of said Court, then to be holden The Niagara Falls Route." Has Searched the Mutter Deeply. meeting of the IUinois United Mint of the Disaster. at the Probate Office, in the City of Ann Ar- Asks New Trial for Luetgert. bor, in said County, and show cause, if any Centra] Standard Time. Workers of America commenced tint there be, why the prayer of the account morning. The purpose of the meeting Chicago, Feb. 21.—Attorney Harmon should not lie allowed TRAINS AT ANN ARBOR. New York, Feb. 23.—A dispatch from Washington, Feb. 23.—Through tin. this morning began his argument for And it is further ordered, that sa'd execu- Madrid to the World says: The Spanish is for the election of officers for tht fog, smoke and confusion of the exeit- tor give notice to the persons interested EAST. WE coming year and to determine the a new trial for Adolph L. Luetgert. He in said estate of the pendency (if said account, admiral commanding at Havana tele ed situation, as it is now found to ex- claimed that the verdict was contrary and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy Mall and Ex a 47 B., N. Y, Chi.— 8 12 graphs that the Spanish official investi- number of hours per diem each minei ist, one thing is beginning to loom up of this order to be published In theN. Y, Special 4 5H Mall 9 18 will be allowed to work. The commit- to the law and the evidence; that the Ann Arbor Democrat. a newspaper G K. Express ...11 10 Pacific Ex 12 30 gation into the catastrophe to the distinctly in the foreground. It has court made improper remarks concern- printed and circulating in said county 1 liror 'N S Limited 8 10 p M. tee on credentials reported 120 dele- successive weeks previous to said d:iy olEastern Ex 9 i~ Western Ex 1* Maine has terminated and that the first taken possession of the public sense, ing the attorneys for the defendant and A. M. G R. & K. Ex ... 5 55 exploration made by official divers has gates present, entitled to 160 votes on hearing. D N Express ....5 SO Chi. Nt. Ex -7 47 and obscures other and lesser objects. to the witnesses; that the jury was H. WIHT NEWKIRK, - shown, up to the present, that the dis- all matters and representing 28,000 or- That one paramount thing is that PETER J. I EHMAN, Judge of Probate. Atlantic Ex 7 30 ganized coal miners of the state. This prejudiced from the start and that Probate Kegister. •North Shore Limited is an extra fair train aster was quite accidental and was not whether the Maine was blown up by (A true copy.) produced by any exterior cause. s the largest delegate convention oi Judge Gary's instructions were improp- to be a charge of $2 50 to New York than on accident or design, the American na- er. Mr. Harmon did not produce, as other trains. Premier Sagasta, in person, conveyed miners ever he'.d in the state and rep- tion is getting ready to rid itself of a ,,r MICHIGAN, county of Wash- O. W RCGOI.ES, 11. W. HAYES, the official telegram to the pala* e and resents almost the entire strength oi he had declared he would, any affi- . tenaw. ss Ai a session of the Probate G. P. & T. Agt,, Chicago. Agt.. Ann Arbor disagreeable and offensive neighbor. So davit in support of his allegations that Courtfor the County of Washtenaw. holden the queen regent expressed satisfaction he union. There are 37,000 members strong is this feeling that congress is In the Probate Office in the City of Ann Ar- on hearing the result of the investiga- of the union in the state, including a certain juror committed perjury," nor bor, on Thursday, i be 3d day of February, In impatient for the machinery to be put did he bring forward any new proof the vi"ir one thousand eighi hundred and tion. The queen will give an audience mine workers and day hands. into action. This feeling is not con- nine'ty eight. Committees were appointed today on that Mrs. Luetgert is alive. Present. II. Wirt Newkirk-. Judge of Pro- Rinsey&Se-bolt at once to United States Minisrei fined to that element recognized and bate, tu the matter of the estate of Eliza- Woodford, who will convey the thanks constitution, d.stribution, grievance* described by "jingo." It permeates all To Dredge Klondike River. beth Walllngton deceased, Frederick Wal- telegraphed by President McKinley foi and resolutions. lington the administrator of said estate, NO'S. 6 AND 8 WASHINGTON ST, elements, and even the conservative Montreal, Feb. 21.—Joseph A. Mer- coiiics into court and represents Tha; In- is her message of condolence. The committee of twenty-one miners groups in both branches of congress cier, brother of the late premier, back- nowprepared torender his final accountas Have on hand a Complete Stock of A considerable sensation has been of the state selected by the joint con- such administrator. confess to the weariness of long wait- ed by immense capital, has concluded a Thereupon it is ordered. That Tuesday, the Everything in the caused in political circles by telegrams vention at Chicago recently, to meet a ing for the time to arrive when the deal with the government by which he 1st day Of March next, al ten o'clock in t lie from Havana announcing a victory of forenoon, be assigned for examining and a I- ike committee of operators, met in tht long-pending Cuban question can be has the sole right to dredge 280 miles lewingsuch account, and that the h. irs at the radicals in the Cuban autonomist circuit court rooms today and organ- settled. of rivers in the heart of the Klondike law of said deceased, and all other persons assembly. Despite the resistance of the zed by selecting John A. Crawford ol Interested in said estate, arc required to ap- moderates, led by the Cuban ministers Members of the important commit- district. The arrangement is for from pear at a session of said Court, theo to br Springfield as chairman of the joint five to thirty-five miles on each ol holden at the Probate Office in the City of Galvez and Montero, the government, conference for the miners. The com- tees of the senate and house commit- Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any tlierc IT. tees are together much these days. fourteen rivers in the Klondike dis- why the said account should not be allowed: it is stated, will be disposed to tolerate mittee will remain in continuous ses- Ami it is further ordered, that said admin- not only a modification of the insulai They are stumbled across in groups in trict. An immense sum of money has istrator give no! ice to the persons interested sion up to Thursday night. The joint In said ('slate, of the pendency of said ac- Teas, Coffees, Sugars, cabinet, but also such alterations in the the committee-rooms at capitol and been paid for the privileges, but the committee will meet Thursday to de- present owners cf these have no inten- count, and tho hearing thereof.' by causing a colonial constitution as the radical au- ermine upon a scale of wages for the they have fallen into the habit of visit- copy of this order to be published in t he Ann in Large Amounts and at tonomists might deem necessary—foi ing each other evenings. The one sub- tion of operating themselves. Th« Arbor Democrat, a newspaper printed ami entire state and to settle any differ- idea is simply to launch the scheme on circulating in said county, three successive instance, in the organization of the col- ences that may arise. In nearly all ol ject discussed is the Maine disaster weeks previous to said day of hearing. and its consequences. the London and American markets. ll. WIRT NBWKIBK, onial tribunals. the districts the scales prepared by the P. J. LEHMAN, Judge of Probate. Cash Prices Such reforms could be made only by operators and miners are almost alike; There is one point of international Probate Register. (A true copy). and can sell at Low Figures. parliament, in virtue of article 24 ot law that may be settled by the Maine More Wounded Arrive. those districts where any difference Key West, Fla., Feb. 21.—The light- TATE ()[•" MICHIGAN, County of Washte- The large invoice of Teas they the colonial constitution, and never by xists will be the ones to be arbitrated disaster and the resulting investiga- S naw, ss.- At a session of the Probate royal decree. The Spanish government tion. It relates to the question of ex- house steamer Mangrove arrived here Court for the County of Washtenaw, bolden buy and sell is good proof that It is believed that a harmonious con- this morning from Havana with the In the Probate Office in the City of Ann Ar- •will not oppose such constitutional re- ference will be held and a scale agreed traterritoriality. This term is general- bor, on Saturday, the 29th day of January In forms as the Cuban radical autono- ly used to describe the state of being following wounded from the Maine dis- the year one thousand eight hundred and In Quality and Price upon. ninety eight. mists, with Giberga, Amblard, Govin beyond the limits of a particular ter- aster: Edward Mattson, B. R. Wilber, Present, II. Wirt Newkirk. Judge of 1'ro- and Dolz, might consider useful to has- ritory. In international law it is the J. C. White, Daniel Cronin, John Cof- bate. In the matter of the estate of Sylvia AGAINST SPECIAL SESSION. E. Smith deceased. They Give B1EGAIHS. ten pacification, on condition, however, term which describes the fiction by fee, J. H. Bloomer, Alfred Hernis, J. On rea' ing and filing the petition duly that such reforms did not infringe the Districts of Illinois Are Against a which a public minister, though actu- A. Rowe, Charles Hitcher, William Mc- veti lied, of Willard B. Smith praying that the Guire. Out of twenty-six in the hos- com mission on claims be revived and exa mine sovereign rights of Spain in the col- Reassembly. ally in a foreign country, is supposed and allow a claim presented and filed by him They roast their own Coffees every ony. Springfield, 111., Feb. 23.—Talk of an- still to remain within the territory of pital five have died. Eleven seriously due him From said estate. week, as none but prime articles are other special session of the XLth gen- wounded remain in Havana. The Man- Thereupon it is ordered, Thai Saturday. used. CUBANS REGRET THE DISASTER. his own sovereign nation. This qual- the I'm h day of February next, at ten o'clock eral assembly is stronger than evei ity of state of extraterritoriality has grove also brought two lifeboats and in t tie forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and the heirs at law of said Their Bakery turns out excellent Member of the Cuban Junta Talks ot and it is almost generally conceded come to attach by courtesy and univer- other effects from the wreck. deceased, and all other persons Interested in Bread. Cakes and Crakers. Call the Maine. that unless something turns up notsal acceptance to the war ships of na- said estate, are required to appear at a ses-and see them. May Wheat Up to S1.09. sion of said Court, t hen to be iitiiden at tile Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 23.—Senor de now counted upon Gov. Tanner will tions in the harbors and waters of oth- Probate Office, in the Ann Arbor, and show either issue a proclamation reconven- Chicago, Feb. 21.—Leiter put thecause, if any there be. why the prayer of the Arngo, a prominent Cuban and a mem- er nations. It was held by the Qeneva pet it Loner should not be granted. ,ber of the junta, in speaking of the ng the present session at its adjourn- court of arbitration that the extraterri- screws on the shorts in wheat with a Anil it is further ordered, that s.-iid peti- and Maine explosion, said: ment or continuing the session by mak- torial character of war ships was not vengeance after 11 o'clock this morn- tioner give not ice to the persons interested ing. The sensational events of thein said estate, oi the pendency of said peti- Lutz Son "It is needless for me to say the ^u- ng a supplemental call to his original an absolute right of international law, tion, and the hea rinu" thereof, by causing a tians deplore that disaster, the horror proclamation convening the same. but has come, as stated, out of the true early hour, when, in less than ten min- copy "f t his order1 to De published in the Ann Snccessor to Rauschenber • & Co. utes from the opening, the May article Arbor Democrat, a newspaper printed and of which has sent a thrill around the courtesy and acceptance by civilized circulated in said county three successive Advices from Washington show that was sent whirling from $1.03% to $1.05. MANL'FACTUREKS globe, while its circumstances have a strong effort is being made to havo nations which recognize and observe weeks previous to said (lav of hearing. were completely eclipsed. It went up P. .1. LEHMAN, H. WIBT NBWKIBK, called forth condolence of the civilized the state redistricted congressionally not only the duties of international law Probate Register. Judge of Probate. •world. But it may interest the public but also the amenities which naturally kiting to $1.09. Then there was a re- (A tree copy). FINELY and that Gov. Tanner is being impor- action to $1.05 again, and finally clos- to know that we also regret the occur- flow therefrom. Woolsey, in his treat- rence for a reason quite separate from tuned from many quarters to issue the ing at $1.06. The July cereal, which COMMISSIONERS' NOTICE. call for the enactment of a new con- ise on international law, set out the sympathy. The event will doubtless closed at 88% cents last night, was CTATI5 OF MICHIGAN, Couny of Washte- FINISHED reasons for according an extraterritor- 0 result in bringing Spain and the United ressional apportionment. sent to 92% cents, 3% cents up. naw.—The undersigned havins been up ial character to war ships. They are, pointed by theProbat« < ourt for said <\>unty. States into more amicable relations. Few members of the legislature are 1 Full of a Trusted Employe. UOD mis. -ioner.- to receive, examine and ad-FURNITIJRE Already the conciliatory courtesy of here today but those in the city are he says, "floating barracks," a part of just all ci-'ims and demands of all persons the public organism, and represent the New York, Feb. 21.—^Garret B. Tun- against the estate of Elizabeth Roberts, late the Havana authorities and the Madrid unqualifiedly in favor of a new con- pf said Countr deceased, hereby give notice ALL KINDS FOB administration has neutralized the un- gressional apportionment and will so national dignity, and on this account, nison, for twenty-eight years a clerk thai six months from date are allowed, by even in foreign waters, are exempt in the New York postoffice, has been order of said Probate Court, for Creditors to friendly feeling which so long prevail- advise the executive. Letters from present their claims against the estate of Libraries Barber Shops ed in this country. The Spanish min- Senator Cullom, Senator Mason and from local jurisdiction. arrested charged with robbing the said deceased, and that they will meet at 1he istry saw its opportunity to strike the mails. offlcoof J. Wil.ard Babbitt, in the City of Stores Millinery- many congressmen have been received "It is on account of the crew," he Yp-ilanti, in said County, on Saturday, the soft spot in the American heart and by the governor and others urging the continues, "rather tha nthe ship itself, Senator Hanna Much Better. llii h day of April and on Saturday, the 18th Saloons Emporiums •was not tardy in embracing it. While enactment of .such a bill, each request that it has any territorial quality. Take da\ of mly next, at ten o'clock A. M. of each this fact may not seriously militate Washington, Feb. 21.—Senator Han- of said days, to receive, examine and adjust Etc. holding it vital to the republican party tfie crew away and let the abandoned na's health is much improved. At one said claims. against the Cuban cause, we could wish ilh.VRY STUMPENHUSEX, that it make certain a republican dele- hulk be met at sea and it now becomes time yesterday he was thought to be ^l AKKEN AMKHMAN. Design Work a Specialy. for a different condition." s gation from Illinois in the next con- public propefty, and nothing more." critically ill. Dated. Jan. 17. 1 ! . Commissioners. Repairing of Furniture of Every Touching upon the possibility of the gress. It will be observed that Woolsey MORTGAGE SALE. Description. Cubans having blown the Maine up, does not refer to a case parallel with If you didn't see it in The Democrat Senor de Arngo said: "You may be REVERT TO THE TREASURY. that of the Maine. The hulk of the EFAULT HAVING KEEN MADE IN sure that it was not the work of Cu- it didn't happen. D the conditions of ftcertai n mortgage Unclaimed Court Fees Go to the United Maine has not been abandoned. Its made by George L. Can enter and Mary A. Lutz and Son, bans. All logical theory must support commander still has it under his care. Carpenter, of the Gil/ of Ann Arbnr, States. NUl ICE 1 O CREDITORS. Couutv of VVashrenaw >•• 'd Slate of Mich- Office and Factory on Vine St.. this statement. Why should Cuba de- The nearest case to the Maine is cited igan, to The Ann Arbu; .Savings A«soct stroy her friends, when she could de- Springfield, 111., Feb. 23.—There is a (STATE OF MICH GAN, County or Washte- at ion. a corporation organized and doins; bus- Near W. Liberty St. law of the United States fees in courts in Hall's international law. In 1789 O naw, ss.—Notice is hi reby given, that by iness under rhc luwsof the state of Michigan, molish her enemies with equal ease? the frigate Constitution went ashore an order of the Probate Court for the County at Ann Arbor. Michigan, and dated A pi il Ann Arbor, - Mich. No; the Cubans would not want to de- that remain unclaimed for ten years of Washtenaw, made on the 7th day of Feb-2nd, A. p. 1891, and recorded in the office of are to revert to the United States on the Welsh coast while bringing ruary, A. V . 1898 six months from that date thelteaisterof Deeds for the County of Wash- cimate the United States navy; they home from the Paris exposition some were allowed for < reditors to present tluir tenaw and Sta'e ol Michigan, on the 2nd day •would be willing to double it if they treasury. Acting under this law Judge c'alms atialnst the ei-tale o' Charles Oscar o April. A. 1>. 1891, in Liber 78 of Mortgages. could. In its strength lies Cuba's safe- W. J. Allen of the United States court Jf this government's exhibitions. The O'Connor, late of said County, deceased, and on pane ii, on which mortgage there ts claimed local wreckers got the ship off a J then thai all cred tors of sain deceases a>e re- to be due at the date of this notice the sum Music Store ty and success. But for its protecting here caused the sum of $10,743 to be quired to present 1heir claims to said Pro- of seven hundred dollars, and an Attorney's power the struggle could not be pro- turned over to the United States SUD- libeled it for tfiefr pay. The United bate < ourt at the Probate Office in the city of fee of twenty five dollars provided for in States government held that being a A n Arbor, for examitatiou and allowance, said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at longed a single day. treasurer at Chicago for deposit in the on or before the 8th day of August next, and law having been instituted to recover the United States treasury as unclaimed war ship the principle of extraterri- that f itch claims wi 1 be heard before said moneys secured bv said mortgage, or any toriality applied, and that therefore the Court on the 7ih day of May and on the part thereof: J. F. Schaeberle Spain's Fleet In Waiting. fees. vessel was not under local jurisdiction. sth day of August next, at ten o'clock in Now therefore, by virtue of the power of the forenoon ofl each of said days sale contained iu said mortgage, and the No. 8 W. Liberty St. Washington, Feb. 23.—Investigating The fees and amounts returned were The British government sustained this Dated, Ann Ar >rr. Fth 7, <*.D 1898. statute in such case made anri provided, no- a startling story which purported to in the following causes: The Central II. WlKT NiWKIRK, lict is hereby given thai on Wednesday, the give details of a plan already adopted view. But this case does not exactly 20th day of April. A. T). 1898, at nine o'clock Trust company of New York against fit that of the Maine. The Constitu- Judyeof Probate. in the forenoon, I shall soli at public auc- CEO. P. HENRY J. by the United States for striking Spain the Wabash railway, $6,331; the United tion, to the highest bidder, at the soutn front SCHLEMMEP. SCHLEMMER. an effective blow in the event of an un tion was afloat before it could be li- TA'ifc, OF MICHIGAN, County of Wash- door of the Court House, in 'he City of Ann States vs; Staats Taylor of Cairo, $4,- beled. S tenaw. sft At a session of the Pjobatt Arbor (that being the placewhere the Circuit THE expected declaration of war, a corre 350; the United States vs. J. McNabb, Court for the County of Washtenaw, holdet Court for Washtenaw County is holden). the spondent visited the bureau of navi The Spanish authorities have con- at the Probate Office iu the city of Ann Ar- premises described in said u orrsage, or so gation, and there learned that in addi ?7.60; the United States vs. H. R. New- bor, on Wednesday, the 26th day of January much thereof as may be necessary to pay the man, $26.10, and the United States vs. :eded that the state of extraterritori- in the year one thousand eight hundred ana amount then due on said mortgage, all legal tion to the seventy odd Spanish ships ninety-eight. costs, toget —er with an attorney' fee of Ann Arbor Fluff Rug Factory Mary Logan for $5. ality still attaches to the Maine, though now in Cuban waters, there are nine it lies a helpless hulk in Havana har- Present, H. Wtrt Newkirk, Judge of Pro- twenty-live dollars, covenanted for herein, : : : AND : : : This is the first return made by this bate. In the matter of the estate oi Henry the premises being described in said mort formidable war vessels at the Philip Dor. The fact that they preferred a Todd deceflsed. Amos Corey, executor of gage as all that certain piece and parcel of pine islands awaiting orders. They are court in many years. the last will and testament of said decetsed, land .situated and being iu the City of Ann request to this government for per- comes into court and represents that he is Arbor mid Countv of Washtenaw and State Steam Carpet Cleaners there to repulse any attack the United mission to Save a representative at new prepared to render his final account as o' Mi'liisran, and described as fellows.to: wit: Manufacturers of strictly flist-class. such executor. Lot-number fifty (30) iu A Tenbrook's addi- States may make, and with steam up I'pholdn the Garnisliee Law. the diving operations now going on are prepared to start for Cuba. Hammond, Infi*., Feb. 23.—In an Thereupon it is ordered, That Monday, tion 1o the i ity of Ann Arbor, according to shows that they concede that the Maine .lit 21st nay of February next, at ten o'clo' li the accorded plot thereof. opinion written by Judge Monks the iu the forenoon, be assigned for examining THE ANNAKBOli SAVINGS ASSOCIA- Fluff Hugs It is apparent that Madrid authori (s still extraterritorial. This is an im- ;ii.d aili'Wiig such account, a.nd that th*' Supreme court has rendered a decision TION, Mortgagee, ties are looking for trouble, their state Jortant concession both for the present devisees, legatees and heirs at law By TKOMAS D. KEARNEY, ...FROM YOUR OLD CARPETS.., upholding the constitutionality of the of said deceased, and all otbe, ments to the contrary notwithstand ind the future—the present, because it persons interested in said estate, are re Attorney. garnishee law passed at the last ses- quired to appear at a session of saic Dated. Ann Arbor, Michigan, January Mill All Orders Promptiy Attended to. Ing. gives Captain Sigsbee control, of the A. n 18S'S. sion of the legislature and regarding court, then to be holdeu at the Probatt diving and wrecking operations and Office In the city of Ann Arbor, and show Maine Can Be Raised. which there was so much controversy cause, If any there be, why the said account MORTGAGE SAI^K. For Circulars or any other Information gives those operations themselves an call ©n or address St. Louis, Mo.. Feb. 23.—Capt. John at the time. Several jurists through- should not be allowed: And it is Further Default having been made in the condition extraterritorial character, in this case ordered, that f-aid executor give no- of piyment of a certain purchase money T. Guyre, for more than thirty years a out the state have passed upon the lice to the persons interested In said estate, Office and Factory—409-411 W. Hur- Che character of a transaction on Amer- of the pendency of said account, and the morteag'e made the 7th day of November. diver in both salt and fresh water, who question during the past ten months, 18S9 by Herman Bucho'/,, purchaser, to Anna Street, ican soil; for the future, because it af- hearing theieof, by causing a copy of tliis Mary Kuehnle, vendor, whereby the power helped raise the Milwaukee, a double and in nearly every instance the meas- order to be published in the Ann Arbor of sale therein contained has become opera- Both Phones. Ann Arbor, Mich. turreted monitor sunk by a torpedo ii. fords a preedent for all time in a de- Democrat, a newspaper printed and tive, wbl^h mortgage was recorded in the ure was declared unconstitutional. circulated in >-aid county, three successive office of the register of deeds for the county Mobile bay, at the time of the civil war termination of an obscure point in in- weeks previous to said day of hearing. of Washteoaw on the 8th day of November, thinks the Maine can be saved. Hi .ernational law. It will In all prob- 1889, in liber 72 of morrgafios on passe 5ti7, on Anarchist! Are Suspected. II WIRT NEWKIRK which mortj;aKe there i- claimed to be due JEieadd uarters says: "There is no question of tin Montpelier, France, Feb. 23. A ibility settle that a war ship retains (A TRCE COFY.) Judge of Probate at the datt" o' this notice the sum of foui feasibility of raising the Maine if sh< ts extraterritorial character, even P. J. LEHMAN, Probate Register. 27-30 hundred and forty-one dollars, and no pro- for Harness, Trunks Valises bomb was evploded today at the resi- ceedings at law baring been had to collect •has enough of her hull clinging to A'hen wrecked and sunk, so long as its tho said sum of monev or any part thereof. Telescopes and Dress Huit gether to stand patching. There is dence of M. Messine, a former presi- dent of the chamber of commerce. Se- :rew or the nation to which it belongs CHANCERY SALE. Notice is therefore hereby given tha' on the Cases at LOw PRICES also no question about the divers beint, •emains in or asserts its right *o the In pursuance and by virtue of a decrpe of Sth dav of March. A. D. 1898, at the hour of able to determine whether the Maim rious damage was done, but there was the circuit Court tor t lie Couuty of Washte- 1 o'clock in the forenoon of said day and 3 no loss of life. The police have dis- control of the hulk, and this whether naw. in chancery, made and entered on the at the south front door of the court house A.. Teufel, s. MA?N ST. was sunk by a torpedo or just wha .he disaster befalls the war ship on the 2nd day of December, 1S97, in a certain cause in the city of Ann Arbor, State of Mich lean, caused the explosion which led to he covered three similar bombs in the therein pending, wherein Mary h. Lapham Is the said purchase money mortgage will be high seas or i nthe harbor or waters of ' ninpliiir sint. and Henry Forshee, Harmon foreclosed aud the lands and tenements, b' undoing, if they are allowed to ge vicinity of the headquarters of the staff Forshee. Harri-on Forshee, Elmer Forshee. the said m( rtgage conveyed will be sold ;i down beside her." end at the railway depot. Several an- mother nation. AdOie Foislne F.lwood, Orson Forshee, public iiuction or vendue to the highest bid wm. HERZ archists have been here for some days Thomas rorshva, Charles Forshee, William der to satisfy the money secured thereby aa' No Longer a Candidate for Senator. For.-h<" , faiah Kyder, Ellen Woodward, Els- the costs and tho expenses of these proceed Now York Well Protected. past. worth Tankard, l.a-ey Ledyard, Hoise For- lniis including an attorneys fee of twenty Painting and Decorating, Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 23.—Senator shee and Carrie Forshee are defendants. five dollars provided for therein. Washington.Feb. 23.—Representativ Notice is hereny given that I shall sell at Paints, Oils, Glass, Brushes and ali Hemenway, chairman of the sub-com Distributors Will Meet In Chicago. White has stated that he will not be pnl.li • aucioii lothe highest bidder at the The lands, tenements and premises in the . candidate for re-election. He added: ensterly front door of the Court House, in the said mortgage mentioned and then and there Painters Supplies. mittee on coast fortifications, of th Cincinnati, O., Feb. 23.—The execu- City of Ann Arbor, W'ashtetiaw County, Mich- to be sold are described as follows: All that house, has been quoted as criticising .ive committee of the International As- 'I say this with reluctance, for my igan, on Thnrsday, the 3il d.-ty of March, certain piece or parcel of land situate In the 112 WEST WASHINGTON STKEET. luties are congenial to me and I am 189S, at ten Vcb < k In the forenoon the follow- city of Ann Arbor, county of Washtenaw Established 1869. 'Telephone 88. the harbor defenses of New York city sociation of Distributors, an organiza- ing described land, viz: The south fifty-five and state of Michigan to-wit: Lot Number Recently he visited the harbor an;l tion of persons engaged in the distribu- veil satisfied with my situation in the acres of the north ninety fl?e acres of the twenty-seven i27) of Jewett's addition to the «nate. But business considerations of southeast quarter of section number twenty- city of Ann Arbor, according to the recorded made a personal inspection. He said tion of signs and other forms of general five, township of ^iilem, Washtei'tiw County, plat thereof. ADVERTISE IN the city of New York was well protect- advertising, has decided to hold the . personal character appear to make It Michigan. JOSEPH F *EUK, Dated, Ann Arbor. Mich., Tec. 7th, 1897. ed. Mr. Hemenway gained an insight aext annual meeting in Chicago, July issential that I hould waive my predi- A circuit Court Commissioner in and for ANNA MARY KUEHNLE. into the possibility of modern coast ctions." said i ounty of Wnshienaw. E.B.NOREIS, Mortgagee. 19 to 22 next C. O YERKEKS, Sol'citor for Complainant. The - Democrat* Dated January 5,1898. Attorney for Mortgagee, Subscribe for The Democrat. Ann Arbor, Mich, And Get Value Received. 25, 1898 THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT.
returned without him. At the Chicago SHE MAY WED A PRINCE. GRIT OF A WESTERN WOMAN. WILL SliE FOR $10,000 sale last fall Mr. Hammond was ot- fered $3,475 for Dan Q. in a bona fide rabien Colonna of Corsica 18 In LOT* Lonj; Bide of Mrs. Went of Seattle With Howard Stock-well, of Salern,Is Afte bid but he was knocked down to a a "caper" for $3,500. When the news with Miss Moran. Broken Bib and Knee. YPSILANTI. JJoane, Mosher and Sheriff Judson. Few m was learned in the morning papers the Though Miss Eleanor Berger Moran ! en possess such grit and de- On January 19 last, Howard Stock next day after that Dan Q. had been of Richmond, Va., and Prince Fabien termination as Mrs. West of Seattle, Mrs. Sumner Howe and daughter, of Mrs. Edward Pettibone, of Cross well, a young man 22 years of age an sold for $3,500 it was confidently be- Colonna of Corsica, who makes his Wash., is endowed with. Recently Summit street, who have been visiting street, had the misfortune to break her employed by Joseph Doane, of Salem lieved that the little racer had left in Buffalo for the past couple 01 ncse one day this week. The accident Ypsilanti for good, and when he was home in Paris, have never met, the re- j while riding her wheel she met with, months, are expected home tonight. occurred while she was cleaning a win- was arrested on the charge of attempt knocked down under the hammer last port comes from Virginia that an en- \ an accident in which she sustained a Miss Jean Dolson, Normal '96, who dow. ed criminal assault upon his employ week for $2,000 everybody interested gagement between the two will short- j broken rib, a split kneecap, a painful has been teaching in Wyandotte, has Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle were sur- er's wife. felt just as confident that it was a fake. ly be announced. The prince fell in ! wound on the face and the loss of four become involved in a school sensation, prised by about thirty of their friends Stockwell is a diligent young man But it now looks as if Michigan's fast- she being charged with unduly whip- Tuesday evening, the gathering being to est horse would no longer be claimed love with a photograph of the beauti- I teeth. Thus sorely disabled she pluck- ping a scholar. commemorate the 30th anniversary of and had saved enough so that he hel< as coming from Ypsilanti. ful American girl. The Morans are ily remounted the bicycle, and rode M. H. Rowan and Miss Ella Rowan their wedding. An elegant couch was a $300 note against Ms employer an< wealthy and in the summer stay the ' twenty miles to her home. It all came of Jackson, Mrs. Donovan of Flat Rock, presented to Mr. and Mrs. Doyle. an account against him for labo PROFESSOR SMITH most of their time at the White Sul- \ about from being too ambitious to and Webb Rowan of Licking county, Elmer Nelson, a young lad of Su, amounting to $50 more. When he wa phur Springs, Newport, Narragansett ; ride down hill. She was an expert Ohio, attended the funeral of the late perior, arrested upon complaint of Mr. arrested Stcckwell seemed very Mrs. Abigail Rowan Thursday. Hinckley for assault and battery upon Of the Sormal lias Been Honored and Bar Harbor. The prince and the bicyclist and had coasted down so anxious to'settle up the matter and di( A telegram was received Thursday his son, was found "not guilty" before fe. With a Call to Rockport, N Y. charming southern girl never met. They many hills that she toad long since stating that Fayette Corbin, who lives Justice Joslyn Saturday. The jury said so, cancelling the $300 note and the $o will soon be brought face to face, for I ceased trying to keep any account of. Dr. David Eugene Smith, of the State near Fremont, Mich., had suffered it was an accidental explosion and not bill and paying $100 in cash. He now Mrs. Moran will take her daughters to them. It is claimed she would bow- a submarine mine. Normal college, has been honored by a stroke of paralysis. He is a son of claims that he was told that if he did Paris in the spring. Through mutual only to the noted Mrs. Rhinehart ol the heaviest wool buyer who ever lived A letter from being offered the principalship of the not settle the case he would be sent ti friends Prince Fabien Colonna saw the Denver as her superior in the conduct in Tpsllanti. that if the city is going to do any state Normal school at Rockport, New paving on Congress street that it should Jackson prison. He also alleges tha picture of young Miss Moran and fell f the wheel. The road near Lake Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Trim were sur- York, and he will accept the position O prised Saturday night by about 25 of put down brick paving and the best he paid out about $100 for costs in thi in love with it. He expressed a desire their relatives, the occasion being to quality at that. As far as cedar blocks suit to different parties. and his duties there will commence •Washington, where Mrs. West and a is concerned he says he would not take with the opening of the school year to meet the beautiful girl whose picture friend were taking a little spin, had celebrate the 31st anniversary of their Stockwell was friendless at the time wedding. They were presented with a that kind of paving as a gift. next fall. The Rockport school is one expressed so much loveliness of person Deen hit in the middle witn a Bwne of of his arrest. Since the story of th< very handsome floor rvg. Mr. Eugene Perry died at Flushing, of the seven or eight normal schools and character. The prince, who is I considerable size, and the stone had Mich., Monday. He will be remembered alleged settlement has leaked out, how famous as a poet m Paris, and who has ned where it had struck. Mrs. It was just 25 years ago Saturday of New York state and has an enroll- remal that W. H. Sweet bought out Robert by our older citizens as a former resi- ever, he has made friends, who havi been selected as poet laureate of the West dismounted when she reached the dent of this city. He was a brother ment of about 450 regular students, Lf.mbie's dry goods business and com- advised him to begin suit to recove; Paris exposition of 1900, asked the priv- menced to run the concern for him- of Mrs. H. D. Martin and Mrs. S. It. besides about 400 in the training school. crest of tne hill, but the prospect o£ Dodge. Mrs. Martin and John Dodge the moneys he alleges he paid out. ilege of Mrs. Moran to dedicate one of self. And for just a quarter of a cen- The salary connected with the new po- coasting was too alluring to be rore- tury Mr. Sweet has occupied his pres- left Monday afternoon to attend the Hon. A. J. Sawyer has taken up hit his poems to her daughter. Mrs. Mo- sition is $3,000 per year, while he is gone for the safer but more laborious ent quarters. funeral. case, and In behalf of Stockwell wil ran consented to this, and the poem, alternative of walking down. She The Michigan Iron Mining company, The Hay and Todd Mfg. company begin action in trover against Josepl which soon afterward appeared in has found it necessary, in order to ac- again bestrode the wheel and started, in which a number of Saline farmers Doane and others, charging them with some of the Paris journals, attracted are very much interested, is holding its commodate their eastern trade, to es- back-pedaling down the grade. Un- tablish a permanent New York office obtaining money from him under du considerable attention. It is entitled, .annual meeting Monday. It is un- fortunately she failed to observe the derstood that no dividends were de- in the New York Life building, Broad- ress. "White Girlhood," and a copy of it, rock dn her pathway, with the result clared. J. P. Vroman, of Detroit, is way and Leonard street. The office with the prince's crest, was sent to secretary of the company. will be under the managerient of Fred that the front wheel of the bicycle The following appeared in yesterday's Miss Moran by the nobleman himself. The Univ^er.-ity Tech Mandolin club E. Showerman. collided with it and threw the rider Free Press and is another chapter tc A correspondence then commenced and will furnish music at the entertainment Bert Fellows, who has been in the the item which appeared in last Thurs over the handle bars several feet for- employ of John Cook, has accepted a the prince soon became so deeply in- to be given at Cleary Business college day's Times: ward into the road. She lay uncon- March 4th, for the beieril of the position with Grinnell Bros, in Detroit Saginaw, Michigan, February IS.—R terested that he wrote freely to the and will commence his duties there scious for some time. Her friend, up- Y. W. C. A. The statue posing with L. Crane and John O. Cunningham, at southern girl, expressing himself in effects will be another next Monday. His knowledge of bicy- torneys of this city, and A. J. Sawyer on reaching her, found her injured as calcium light glowing terms. He requested that Mrs. attractive feature. Admission 15 cents. cles and musical instruments ought to of Ann Arbor, are acting as attorneys above described, and was hopeless of make hiin a valuable man for the Moran would bring her two daughters The ladies of St. John's church are for Howard Stockwell, aged 22 years getting her home or to a place where firm and he will doubtless succeed. whose home is in Salem, Washtenaw to Paris and permit him to introduce out soliciting for tickets for St. Pat- relief might be summoned. It was a rick's Day banquet. A good list of The death of David Saxton occurred county. The suit in which Stockwel them into the select eir^s of French at his home on Summit street last is complainant has been commenced bj desperate situation. Then it was that speakers has been seenred and includes society. The Virginia girl who has A. J. Sawyer and Judge Newiurk, of Tuesday. The deceased was 86 years of summons against James Doan, Wm true western grit came to the rescue. age, and this makes the first death in touched the heart of the prince is tha Ann Arbor; Dr. Smith of the Normal, Mosher, Salem farmers; Wm. Judson Rasing to her feet, the disabled heroine and Rev. Aldrich, of the Congregation- the family of which he was the head. sheriff of Washtenaw county, and two daughter of one of the oldest and best He leaves a widow and four children. painfully got upon her wheel and, al- al church. of his deputies for $10 000. The declara known families in America. There They are as follows: Jesse Saxton, of tion will be filed next week, and wil most fainting and covered with blood, Teams and men are now working in Chicago, Mrs. Paine . of Ypsilanti, Mrs. Is a distant family connection between be of a sensational character, false rode slowly back to her home, a dis- earliest on the site of the proposed Gardner of Saginaw, and Silas Saxton criminal accusations and false impris- Prince Colonna and the Virginia girl power house for the new electric line tance of twenty miles. She is progress- of Ann Arbor. onment being charged. The story he so greatly admires. His grand- to Detroit. There were enough men ing favorably, but it is doubtful wheth- who applied for work to build all the Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ostrander cele- stripped of its legal verbiage will be mother was a cousin of Napoleon Bon- that young Stockwell had been em- er she will ever be able to ride again. line in a short time. The incident only brated Washington's birthday by giving aparte, while the niece of Mme_ Bona- demonstrated that there is a large a large pedro party. Four prizes were ployed four years on the Doan farm number of idle men in the city. given, Mrs. Davis and Mr. Mowerer se- near Salem, and had saved up $540 parte of Baltimore married Mrs. Mo- curing the first ones, and Mrs. Mowerer Last January Mrs. Doane, aged 36 ran's first cousin, William Fauntleroy Three years ago this coming May, Dr. went to the barn where Stockwell was MAY COST HER DEARLY. and Mrs. Burt the consolation prizes. Turner of Virginia, and he is the father Owen started for Europe. Mrs. Owen The house was decorated with pictures working, and he says that he tripped now receiving $2,000 as professor of sent him a letter after he had departed. of Washington and the national colors, her just for fun and ihrew her on a mathematics in the State Normal col- of Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Jr., of New York. Connecticut Heiress Elopes and Now Has The letter followed him up from place an elegant lunch was served and all pile of straw. The next day he was lege in this city. The increase in salary to Fight for Fortune. to place and just came back to Ypsi- had a most enjoyable time. arrested on a charge of criminal as- and the promotion from a pedagogical There is a possibility that Mrs. Ruby- lanti Monday. The envelope was sault and taken, to jail. There the standpoint could net be resisted by BACHELOR GIRL'S CLUB. badly disfigured with "forwarding ad- A limited number of reserved seats Bennett Kately of Bridgeport, Conn., for the Sousa Band concert in Univer- sheriff told him that he was in danger anybody in similar circumstances dresses" and postmarks and is quite a of being sentenced for life, and if he Thin One la Not Designed for the I may lose a fortune of $70,000, or at curiosity. Traveling around foreign sity Hall, Saturday evening, Feb. 20, Dr. Smith is a very able mathemati- was charged with such a crime and cian and instructor, and he has shown couragement of Celibacy. }«wt a large portion of it, through her countries for three years for five cents will be on sale at Beal's Drug Store, had $100,000 he would gi^e it all for is pretty cheap postage. Ypsilanti, Thursday, Friday and Sat- executive qualities that make his Twelve leading young women of tasty marriage with Frank Kately, a urday. Prices, 75 cents and $1. The his liberty. The result was that Stock- friends and admirers feel confident of A proposition was recently made tu well, so he claims, turned over to Doan his ultimate success in his new field Mount Vernon, N. Y., have just organ- fr«co painter. Ruby Bennett was an many music lovers of Ypsilanti should ized a secret, oath-bound bachelor the Ypsilanti Dairy association to put take advantage of this rare opportunity all his money and a note for $3U0 beld He is a graduate of Syracuse Univer- orphan, and her aunt, Mrs. C. M. Beers, in condensed milk machinery for $15,000 to hear this famous organization at a against Doan. He was then given $15 sity and at that institution took his girls' club, and were it not for their took care of her. Rub" came of age and the manufacturers finally came and advised tc leave the country. He Doctor of Philosophy degree. He- taught oversight in failing to impose their down to $11,000. The argument used in very low price. went to Canada, but Salem attorneys for seven years in Courtland, New a few days ago and went to her law- its favor was that the farmers could Miss Stella White, soprano of the who learned the facts, persuaded hira York, and has been an instructor in oath on the father of the fair founder yers to take possession of her fortune. get 13 cent a hundred-weight for the Park street Congregational church, to return and sue for his rights. Ypsilanti for the same number of years. the world might not have learned any- James Staples, Mrs. Kately's trustee, skimmed milk. The proposition, how- Grand Rapids, was here last Monday He is very popular among the students thing of the unique organization ever, was rejected, the farmers think- night for the Normal choir concert and ARM OF HONOR and citizens. There were 25 other can- has been paying the income of the ing it was worth more than that to will remain for a week, studying with didates hustling for the position, but it dubbed the "Lovely Dozen." He has property to her regularly. He would Prof, and Mrs. Pease. Miss AVhite will came to Dr. Smith without much trou- The club is not j feed to their young stock. Held a Tine Banquet at the Hawkins turned over her fortune had not At an informal meeting of the solicit- be remembered as one of the most ble. designed to promote celibacy among its Mrs. Beers attached the money and promising graduates of the Conserva- House Friday Evening. ing committee for the new improve- tory and has attained great success members, as its name might lead one served Mrs. Kately with the papers ments on the Presbyterian ch.ireh was The Arm of Honor, the yon.iger but to suppose. From what has happened held in Captain Allen's office Monday since leaving here. She wis the soloist 3 WILLIE WASN'T THERE in a suit for ?25,000 damages for breach, and it was found that about $12,000 at the Wednesday recital today. by no means the least popular of the it appears that the club has for an ob- of contract. Mrs. Bears claims that had already been subscribed without Just 21 years ago last Saturday secret societies of the Normal, held its But About Forty Other Republicans ject of corralling of twelve of the most in 1893 she and Ruby entered into a. much effort. It is the intention to let Thomas Duffey joined the Red Ribbon Fourth Annual banquet at the Hawk- ; Went to Ann Arbor Last Night, 8E eligible bachelors of the city. This cir- contract to build a house and to main- the contract as soon as $15,000 s pledged club and has kept his pledge ever ?ince. ns house on Friday evening. Consider- cle of twenty-four will participate in tain it together. They did build a fine and the additional $3,000 will probably As a sort of an anniversary about fifty ing the fact that the club began the About forty Ypsilantians attended be raised this week. It looks as if the of his friends surprised him Monday the Young Men's Republican club ban- card parties, musicales and dances. house on Washington avenue. But un- school year with only six of its pres- proposed changes are row a certainty. night and presented him with a hand- quet at Ann Arbor last Friday. It Outsiders will never be admitted. These luckily, in 1896, a New York fresco some chair, a witty and appropriate ent members, it certainly did exceed- is impossible to get a complete list but twelve young women recently decided, Is there a boy in Ypsilanti who can- speech to the occasion being made by ingly well to have twenty couples pres- painter, Frank Kately, went to the not whistle a half a dozen of Sousa's Frank Joslyn. Progressive pedro was the following were noticed returning on it is said, that the social functions in house to add to the beauty of its inter- marches? Is there a girl who p'.ays the the order of the evening. Miss Fanny ent. Of the twenty gentlemen eighteen the motor: Dr. F. K. Owen, Dr. L. D the town which they were in the habit piano who does not three or four time.-s were active members; tha two visitors ior. He frescoed Cupids, doves and Joslyn and James O'Brien secured first Coombs, E. P. Allen, H. W. Childs of attending were not quite as exclu- a week thump out a program of his prizes and Mrs. S. Christ and John Col- being Messrs. Kimmel, of the U. of M., posies all over the ceiling, and Mrs. two-steps? Well, Sousa's great band M. Warner, H. D. Wells, M. T sive as was desirable. Already nine lins the consolation prizes. and Everett, of Grass Lake. Beers was so much interested in him is t; ing to appear in University hall, Woodruff, George A. Cook, W. H bachelors are in the fold. Half a hun- Ann Arbor/, next Saturday evening and Aid. Worden is in favor of changing The club has had a very successful and his work that she gave him a the proposed route for a local service, Sweet, John Comstock, B. H. Comstock: dred others are pulling all the wires of gold watch. Miss Ruby was interest- a big crowd of his admirers in this year thus far and its prospects are the B. F. Kief, N. B. Trim, C. L. Stevens, city will attend. The electric car will and instead of having the electric line brightest it has been in xhe history of social influence they can control to get ed in the fresco painter, too, although be In front of the hall after the con- mn up Cross street from the depot to the organization. Betides a short par- J. B. Wortley, Wm. Smith, Peter De- in, though only three can succeed. The connect with the road at Washington he was 45 and has been divorced. One cert to bring back Ypsilantians who lor program of music, the guests were voe, Stanton Ferguson, J. F. Webb, sensational part of the affair is the in- attend. street, he now wants the line to run entertained by the following toasts, C. I. B. Arms, Isaac Davis. Joseph Meyers, fine night Miss Ruby jumped out of a south from the depot on River street Jb3. Richmond acting as toastmaster: itiation, which these bachelors passed window and eloped with the frescoer, The L. O. T. M. gave an interesting and turn in on Congress street. The H. S. Boutell, A. E. Ford, Frank "The Americanism of Lincoln," G. 11. through before they joined the elect. who knew Cupid so well he could paint entertainment in their hall in the main advantage in this will be that it Waterbury; "Pins," D. G. Watson; "A Jreech, W. D. Crocker, J. Wells, Frank Union block Thursday evening at which will leave one bridge—the Cross street Hundred Years Hence," G. H. Davey; .Lambie, John Graves, L. D. Kelly, Here lies the mystery. The initiation the mischievous boy from memory. about $10 was cleared. About all the unoccupied by an electric railway and "Art," J. A. Morse; "The Klondike," Frank Savery, Fred W. Green, George was conducted with as solemn an oath Mrs. Beers sent the police after her hall could accommodate were present. the service will be virtually as good N. H. Bowen; "Former Banquets," A. as the most sacred Masonic rites. Mr. The program consisted of the follow- F. Barnes, W. L. Pack, G. F. Brown, niece, but not in time, for Miss Ruby for the depot people. H. Murdoch; "To Our Fair Guests," D. Metz, father of Miss Belle Metz, found- ing: Louis Mosher, whistling solo; W. Kelley. ?re& Ingraham and W. M. Osband (nit). went to New York with Kately and Violet Wilson, Miss Ainsworth and Mr. The Normal Athletic association is at By a vote of 76 to 66 Mr. Green was er of the club, smiled broadly at the married him. Mrs. Beers has since Brosky in vocal solos; Mrs. Alba:i and last out of debt. The entertainment The following is a list of the members mention of the Bachelor Girls' club. glven at the with their guests: elected secretary of the club over Mr. lived in the house with the doves and Mrs. Lillian McGregor, piano du-=t- gymnasium Saturday "Well, I'm under no oath," he said, "so Blanche Barnum and Vet Johnson, night brought in so many drachmas C. E. Richmond. Miss Cundiff. Moran of Ann Arbor. the posies. But to maintain herself that the past obligations were wiped Henry Everett. Miss Fleeter. violin solos; and Rev. Mr. Aldrich de- It is said that one of the Ypsilanti I can tell as much as I know about it. she has to take boarders. livered a short taik. out as easily as S. A. Moran from the U. S. Lister, Miss Harris. delegates met a man from one of the I took the young fellows in charge up- field secretaryship of the Washtenaw D. Kimball, Miss Robertson. . villages of the county and said: Edward Cornwell will accompany Republican club. When the doors N. H. Bowen, Miss Bartlett "Well, I see you are up here attend- stairs, then I blindfolded them, and Fred Pease on his trip to the Sandwich j opened there was enough people to fill A. H. Murdoch, Miss Van Buren. ng the Postmasters' club banquet." then brought them to the parlor door. SOMNAMBULIST'S LONG TRAMP Islands. They have written for advice j the galleries, and chairs were placed C. A Dewitt, Miss Rena Van Buren. "How did you know I was a candi- Two knocks and a whistle caused it to on when the next sailing vessel leaves | around on the main iloor to accommo- Ebin Wilson. Miss Harlow. date?" asked the other with as much open enough for me to push the victim Chella Connor of Felton, Del., Walks San Francisco, but have not had time date the overflow. In the basket ball A. R. Waterbury, Miss Mills. consternation as Secretary Long would Seventeen Miles in Her Sleep. to receive an answer yet. They think, games the Junior iadies defeated the Arthur Bradley, Miss Davis. depict if some state secret in regard in. They each got about fifteen min- however, that they will be able to Seniors by a score of 4 to 1, and the D. G. Watson, Miss Olison. to the Maine disaster had leaked out. utes of it. When they emerged they Probably the longest night walk start from here in about a week. Mr. Senior gentlemen defeats the Juniors D. W. Kelley, Miss Springsteen. were white from top to toe. On the ever taken by a somnambulist was that Cornwell intends tc be gone about ten by 1 to 0. A. E. Taylor, Miss Taylor. of Miss Chella Connor, .the 19-year-old weeks or three months and goes as G. H. Davey, Miss Thompson. BECKWITH KNOCKED OUT. hand of every one was marked a curi- much for pleasure as anything else. Great interest is taken here among ous hieroglyphic. It was done with in- daughter of A. B. Connor, the station the dog men in the fact that Cinein- Denis Foucher. Miss Grant. However, if he stfs a good opportunity G. W. Wood, Miss Hanson. Vpsllantl's Pugilist Runs Up Against delible ink, so I guess these young fel- agent at Felton, Del. A few nights ago to invest he will not hesitate in put- natus Pride has taken the first prize J. A. Morse, Mrs. Morse Miss Connor retired, but fell asleep ting some -money into coffee lands. in the field trials for all ages. The Wm. Kimmel, Miss Bailey. the Real Thing in Cleveland- lows will carry it for some time. I trials recently took place in the South. heard cries of 'Look out, he'll fall down before she disrobed. She had been in The dog was bred from Fred Fisher's Edward Mills, Miss Langford. Lon Beckwith, Ypsilanti's pugilist, Wesley Gears, C. E. Ulrickson and G. J. P. Everett, Miss Austin. the cellar,' 'Be careful of that tub,' and the room but a short time when she W. Gardner, jr., of Jackson, were in Albert's Nellie by Cincinnatus, and was to have been pitted against Jack walked out of the house and up the the city Friday on a little junketing when a pup was given as a present to Hammond, of Detroit, before the Cleve- a lot of solemnly whispered incanta- S. E. Dodge. The latter had no place raiiroad track. None of the family saw tour. They are the city clerk, super- A GREAT SUCCESS. and Athletic club on Tuesday night tions." intendent of the water works and pres- tu keep the puppp and returned him to her leave the house and did not dis- ident of the board of public works of MrM . FisheFih r who in turn sold him for ast, but the latter got up before the LARGEST SAFE IN THE WORLD. cover that she had gone until some thhe prisoi n citi y and were herh e lookini g $25. The buyer later on sold him for Grieg's "Olaf" Rendered for the First audience and announced that he had One Built by an English Firm 17 Feet tie after. They were greatly alarmed over our lighting plant with a view of $75 and now he is a champion for all Time in Michigan. received a painful cut on the foot and going home and telling their constitu- ages. This means about the same as Hlf-h and 13 Feet Wide. and at once made a search for her. A The Normal choir concert Monday- was unable to meet Beckwith. He then ents what they know about municipal if somebody had offered to give Fred The highest, if not actually the larg- young man who knew the girl well night was distinctively a success, artis- ntroduced "Diamond" Al Colwell, of ownership of electric lights. When it Johnson a colt, which he could not est, safe in the world has just been said that he saw her walking up the comes to municipal lighting Ypsilanti find room to keep, and the colt should tically and financially. Grieg's "Olaf" Detroit, who had volunteered to take received its first "redition in Michigan constructed in Liverpool by a well- railroad track, but said nothing to her. is about the biggest, if not the only, i afterwards go on and win the world's lis place in a 30-round bout. Beckwith pebble on the beach. championship free-for-all pace or trot and Mendelssohn's unfinished opera of known safe manufacturing firm for a The friends of the family at once The Chicago Times-Herald in giving ancl should go along in less than two "Loreley" was sung. The Normal choir appeared to be in poor condition, and bank in Scotland. It is a steel struc- started in pursuit of her, but were a brief write-up of Anson, the ball minutes. Mr. Dodge is kicking himself showed its usual careful training and vas unable to recover at the end of the ture, quite as big as many a cottage, compelled to return without her. Near- player, says: "Anson's given names are just about as hard as Mr. Johnson preparation for events of this kind and 'ourth round, when a blow on the side is entitled to the greatest praise for or even a house. It is built in two ly all night they scoured the country the result of his father's love for the would in the latter case. )f the head laid him low. He was state of Michigan and some of the keeping up the high standard of its stories, and is in height rather more with bicycles and carriages, but none towns it contains. When he came west work. Mr,=. Genevieve Clark Wilson, tupid all the way through, which gave than 17 feet. Its other measurements of them thought to keep directly on from New York as a young man the A BAD ACCIDENT. soprano, of Chicago, was the star of ise to a rumor that he had been doped. are: Depth, 15 feet; width, 13 feet. The the railroad track. Miss Connor walk- the evening and received great ap- elder Anson settled in Adrian. When , It is probable, however, that Colwell. whole is divided off into rooms or ed straight up the track and when Anse was born he was given the name -Joseph Worden (Jot Cauaiit In His plause. Mrs. Frances Carey Libbe, con- of the town in which his <*ather had tralto, of Chicago, was somewhat of a vho is a terrific puncher, was responsi- chambers of a fair size. This enormous she awoke in the eaily morning she first settled, and added to it was Con- , Machinery Thursday. disappointment. She has a good range >le for the dopy condition of Beckwith. safe is to stand in a large room, Us found that she was near Cheswold, stantine, the name of another Michigan Joseph Worden suffered a painful of voice but it is not of a very sweet t will be remembered that when Col- bottom resting on steel girders. It is which is seventeen miles from where village. Doubtless Anse has thanked and serious accident at the Worden quality. It is possible that this be- vell met Reidy here at the auditorium believed that this kind of safe is im- n Detroit, he r)ut Reidy haU to sleep she started. She at once took a train machine shops about 5 o'clock Thurs- comes more notiseable when singing in mensely superior to chambers or vaults his father didn't first settle in Ypsilanti cempany with the possessor of such a n the first part of the contest. and went home. Miss Connor has been or Kalamazoo." | day afternoon. The Wordens are busy remarkable quality of voice as Mrs. Colwell is a new man, comparatively, built of stone, having fireproof and afflicted with somnabulism for some Knights of Pythias, $30; opera house ' manufacturing the "phonographic top." Wilson. Oscar Gareissen, basso, did ind on the showing of the last two burglar-proof doors, because all such years and has often been placed in company, $50; Robert Downing com- Part of the machinery used consists seme of the very best singing he ever fights he has had, should be considered vaults can be undermined, as has ac- a very likely one. extreme danger on account of it, but pany, $120. That is the way a casual of two dies to press out the disks in rendered In this city and in fact sur- tually happened in more than one in- observer would size up the splitting up har>e anfl never before has she walked out of saucer S fit them together. prised even his most ardent admireM. stance. As this safe stands free of the of the box office receipts of the In- The Detroit Philharmonic club received Business Men's Banquet. the house in her sleep. gomar performance at the opera house JosePh Worden was. busy at this when ground, it is, of course, quite impos- an enthusiastic encore in their instru- The following is the program for the Friday evening upon a $200 basis. Per- his right hand was caught between mental number. sible that it can be entered by any usiness Men's association banquet Anticipation. haps there were a few more dollars In the dies. So suddenly did it occur that Thursday night. process of undermining without detec- They pass a plate of cakes to Freddy* the house, but they were not as many t, , ... .t „ Is Dan Q Sold? , Toastmaster W. L. Pack. tion. tne beltln Some Impressions II. D. Wells at desert. He puts out his hand, hesi- as there are Prohibition votes in the gr was thrown off and the It begins to look as if the sale of Fifth ward. The play was well pre- machinery stopped. His hand was still Tpsllanti Business Men's Protective tates, then draws it back and begins sented as far as Robert Downing, Eu- held fast ami it was necessary to back Dan Q. to Captain Tuttle, of New York, iociation C. M. Hemphill Gannets on a Scotch Island. to weep. "What are you crying for?" The Growth of the Retail Business.. gene Moore anl the father of Par- up the machinery so that he could ex- in the auction sales of a week ago for From the small island of St. Kilda, asks his mother., "Because you are thenia were concerned. The stage set- tract his hand. Dr. Willcoxson was $2,000 is not a fake but a bona fide W. H. Sweet tings were excellent with the excep- summoned and it was found that a The Pleasant Side of Business Life.. off Scotland, 20,000 young gannets and going to scold me when I choose the tion of a blending in of a modern coL- surgical operation was necessary The transaction. Word was received here B. H. Com in immense number of eggs are annu- biggest one!"—Figaro. tage ana an ancient archway in the middle two fingers were amputated at from George Hammond on Saturday to Creameries and Their Values to the follected, and, although the birr flrst and last acts. But it is easy to the second joint and the index finder the effect^ that as far as he knew it Community Azro Fletcher Street Fairs George W. Alban nly lays one egg per annum and i; find fault with any production, and this at the first joint. It being his right was a bona fide sale and certainly the If yon didn't see it in the Democrat criticism will rest with saying that the hand, the accident leaves him seriously Debts F. W. C reen :"r years in obtaining its maturity play gave good satisfaction. , crippled for life I man who left here with the little pacer Other Thoughts s numbers do not diminish. It didn't barown. THE ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. FEBRUARY 25, 1B98
Judge E. D. Kinne is holding court DEMOCRAT. in Monroe. The Lyra concert is under the direc- Friends of the Democrat who have tion of R. H. Kempf. A New House usl ness »« Ilie Probate Court A class in parliamentary Jaw under will please request .ludge the direction of Mrs. Fox may be es- Newfclrk to send their tablished here. ITliitlnj; to this office. Karl E. Harriman gave a pleasing Is not complete without one of number Tuesday evening at the Mystic Shriner's entertainment in Detroit. 1JS AN1J ABOUT Tlib. Cl. V- Lansing Journal: Robert and Fred It you want to buy, sell or trade use the Lamed, Will Hornberger and Miss local columns of the Democrat. Josephine Osborne returned to Ann Mrs. W. P. Stimson, of E. Liberty Arbor yesterday afternoon. Street, is still quite sick. The Sousa band concert at University J. M. Young, of Saline, is in the city hall Saturday night is announced to be- gin promptly at 8:15. Patrons of the miSchumacher's Royal Furnaces attending probate court. Joseph Murphey, conductor in the course will please take notice. nn ijrbor yards, is on the sick list. The boards will open Saturday morn- Mrs. C. C. Warner went to South Ing :it 9 a. m. for the Lyra concert, at I>yon yesterday to spend a week with Wahr's book store. Get your seats re- 200 of these furnaces are now in j-elatives. served early. No extra charge. Two sleds-loads of Ann Arbor people At the hearing of Christian J. Sey- use in Ann Arbor and each one •Visited Alfred J. Paul Wednesday and fried Monday before Justice Pond on spent the evening. A great time is re- the charge of allowing a cock fight on is a testimonial of their effici- ported. his premises, the jury disagreed. G. B. Elliott and R. S. Delbridge, of R. H. Kempf has secured Mr. Oscar Jackson, are quartered at the Ameri- Gareissen, baritone of Ypsilanti, as ency and economy. See us be- can. They are canvassing the city tor soloist at the Lyra concert to be given the Jackson soap. at the Athens Theater March 2. fore you place your order. . . . Dr. L. K. Stewart, of the class of '97, Don Mclntyre has been put in charge is officiating as house surgeon in the of the gents' furnishing department of homeopathic hospital. Dr. A. J. Billot L. L. James & Co., on S. Main street, on account of illness being unable 10 and would be glad to greet his friends continue his duties. there. At the meeting of the Athletic Board The Junior C. E. of the Church of held Wednesday, Manager Heald sub- Christ will present the farce, "A Rice mitted a contract with "Bucky" Hall, Pudding," Friday evening. After the '96 L, of Butte Montana tor football farce oysters and cake will be served. coach for the season of 'U8. The board Proceeds to aid Cuban sufferers. Schumacher's Hardware, approved this contract unanimously. According to yesterday's Times "Xi Kittie Henderson, colored, was up be- Psi Phi," like Ypsilanti, is spelled fore Justice Duffy yesterday for many ways. For instance, here is how drunk and disorderly, having failed to the types made it appear in yesterday's 312 SOUTH MAIN ST, leave town as she had promised. She edition: "Xi Sli Phi," "Xi Chi Pi" and admitted her offence and on payment "Xi Shi Thi." Next! of the costs in the case was dismissed. Captain Ross Granger says that the Of the several volumes comprising present war scare does not seem to in- Haller The Leading Jeweler in Washtenaw County is showing a fine "The Great Educators" series publish- terfere with the enlistment of men in ed by the Scribners the volume upon Company A, M. N. G. The board has line of Men's and Ladies' Watches in both gold and silver. Horace Mann by Prof. A. B. Hinsdale, just acted favorably on the applications of the University of Michigan is, on the of eight men. This will leave room for Whole, the most interesting, especially eight more recruits. Haller Although we are on the same old floor our number is changed Jo Americans. One of the animated views to be ex- to 216 South Main Street. The calendar for the March term of hibited by the Cosmopolitan Novelty circuit court is in the hands of the company at the Germania hall next printer. It shows a total of 58 cases Monday and Tuesday nights is the Sousa's Band at University Hall, Saturday, Feb. 26th. divided as follows: 10 criminal, 19 is- great "Spanish Bull Fight," taken at Haller Is always up-to-date in New Jewelry. See our New Ladies" sues of fact, 4 issues of law, 10 fourth Seville, Spain. The first scene is the Metal Belts for spring and summer. class chancery, 15 first class chancery. lassoing of the wild bull, the second A NEW CLUB. JUST BEFORE LENT. The term opens March 7. is the gala procession to the arena, Grand Rapids Democrat: Henry M. and the third the actual bull-fight. AH A X umber of Dancing Parties "Were laller Can show you some very pretty designs in Cut Glassware and Rose, secretary to Senator Burrows, who have seen these views claim them V. M. Students Organize a Student has changed his plan about coming to be wonderfully lifelike. Walters' Club. • Given In Ypsilanti. also in Pottery at a low price. here today. He was in Detroit Mon- But a small crowd witnessed Gilmore Trusts and combines are increasing The week was ushered in by numer- day and Tuesday, but has left there and Leonard in their "latest Irish Non- very rapidly in these times. We have ous dancing parties, everybody seem- and gone to Ypsilanti with his wife sensicality, Hogan's Alley," at the new Haller Will examine your eyes and fit your glasses free of charge. and child, where they will visit until Athens Theater last night. In spite of railway combinations, whisky trusts, ingly anxious to crowd in one more Saturday. this the company put up a good show. newspaper ccmbines, labor protective two-step and an extra waltz before By wearing glasses a short time your eyes might be strengthen- The galleres were packed at the Ath- Gilmore and Leonard as Brogan and associations in the various departments Lent. On Monday evening the Tues- ed so that you will have no need for them again. ens Theatre Wednesday to see and Hogan, O'Dell as "Baldy Sours," the of labor, and last but not least the day Night club gave a Washington's hear "Hogan's Alley." The police tramp, the Le Page Sisters and W. J. •were there in force and no demonstra- Hagan, with his ballads, were worthy organization of the Student Waiters' Birthday party at Light Guard hall. tions occurred. The manager of the of special mention. The next attrac- Club of the boarding houses of Ann It was one of the most pleasant events Haller Sells Wedding Presents and Birthday Gifts. Our stock is theater will hereafter insist on order tion at the Athens is the Detroit Har- Arbor. Here is an organization that of the year. The music was furnished large and well assorted. Our designs in Silverware are of good monie club's concert March 2. being maintained at every perform- may interfere sadly with the liberties by Schremser's orchestra of Detroit. taste, hence we never have a lot of old stock on our hands to ance. Some few days ago Mabel Crysler ap- and personal privileges of the student The following is nearly a complete list Conductor Holden, of the Ann Arbor peared before Justice Childs and swore pan off on someone. road, reports that snow lies in drifts of out a warrant against Wm. Perrin, community if not others. They might of those present: eight feet on the northern division of charging him with using immoral and at some meeting pass a decree that no The Misses Beryl Sandford, May the road. The engines are completely indecent language to her. The girl the Read, Florence Curtis, Anna Marsland, student should part his hair in the mid-Grace Moore, Marna Sanders, Cross, Haller Has the largest repair shops between Detroit and Chicago. crusted with the crystals after making next day sent up a note asking that dle or paste it down with an egg their trips. They look like large white the case be dropped. This was done Bertha Smith, Allie Bogardus, Eliza- Articles sent us repair receive prompt and careful attention. phantoms. The cars are also bedecked but the father of the girl, having heard shampoo, and they might possibly, beth Neat, Pfeifer, Cruikshank, Myers, in white. of it, demanded yesterday that the case horrible as it seems, require the pat- Mollie Wise, Lynn Deubel, Reba Page, Pack well when sending. proceed and the trial was set for March rons of their table to eat with a knife Maud Ayres, Alice Sheldon, Anna Saginaw News: Miss Mina M. Gates, 10. Perrin claims that he simply gave Eaton, Laura Scovill, Hattie Lawrence, who taught in the west side schools the girl some good advice and did not instead of a fork, although no one has Minnie Sandford, Matie Hubbell, Abbie last year, and who has been taking call her names. ever been able to explain why a knife Marvin, Mabel Bissel, Wortley, the special studies at the University of is not just as good for these purposes Misses Childs; Mrs. Bay of Toledo; Mr. Michigan, was married yesteiday at Among the many Ann Arborites at and Mrs. Charles O'Connor, Mr. and Ann Arbor to Delos F. Wilcox, secre- Detroit Tuesday to attend the Michi- as a fork and sometimes much better. Mrs. Lem Samson, Mr. and Mrs. Will tary of the busiiness men's association gan club banquet, the High Court of They might possibly pass an edict that Reader; Messrs. Taylor, Ellis, Spencer, Haller's Jewelry Store, of Cleveland. Foresters or the meeting of Moslem any student indulging in puns and Galloway, McLeod, Harris, Stark- The annual address to the Young Temple, Mystic Shriners, The Times jokes at the table should be deprived weather, Stuck, Smith, Bostwick. Web- 216 South Main Street, Aun Arbor, Michigan. People's Society of Christian Endeavor man noted the following: Messrs. Wm. ster, Dansingburg, Whitcomb, Howard, of the Presbyterian church will be de- Judson, Major W. C. Stevens, H. G. of the desert. Having absolute con- Graves, Shier, Ferguson, Weinmann, livered by the Rev. John M. Reid, D. 'rettyman, J. E. Beal, Glen V. Mills, trol of all the means of sustaining stu- Boice, Brown, Jones, Church, McCar- >V. J. Booth, John Heinzeman, Eugene thy, Boutell, Minnis, Owen, Cox, Wal- D., pastor of the Port street Presby- lelber. J. F. Lawrence, Judge H. VVirt dent life, there is great danger that terian church, Detroit, at the Presby- this organization will sadly interfere ters, Pease; Messrs. Howell, Miller, terian church Sunday evening, Febru- Newkirk, Judge E. D. Kinne, H. M. Harrington, Hurd, Jones, Misses How- ary 27th at 7:30. Students and young Woods, A. J. Sawyer, G. B. Rhead, S. with the rights, privileges and liberties lett, Stimpson, of Ann Arbor; Dr. How- people are especially invited to hear A. Moran, L. Hubbard, J. H. Prentiss, of the -students of our University. lett and Hugh Wetmore' of Jackson; \V. H. j mtler, N. Stanger, J. T. Jacobs, Miss Curtis of Howell. him. Robert Campbell, Charles E. Hiscock, Owosso American: Dr. D. W. Nolan, W. W. Watts, L. C. Goodrich B. V. The whisky trust is not very serious On the same evening the Knights of Ann Arbor, an expert veterinary sur- Hangsterfer, Ed. Eberbach, Herman because we can possibly live without Templar gave a party at Ann Arbor SOUSA COMING! geon, has decided to locate here and Miller, George Blum and W. H. Whit- whisky. The newspaper combine is and the following Ypsilantians attend- make this city his future home. He marsh. ed and report a most elegar.t time: comes to our city well recommended, not destructive because, although it Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Scovill, Mr. and toeing a graduate of the Royal college One of the prettiest parties of the would be very hard indeed, we can live Mrs. N. B. Trim, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. You will miss the opportunity of your life of Veterinary Surgery and Dentistry, season was given by the Xi Chi Pi without the newspaper. The railway McGregor, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lepper, time if you fail to hear of Edinburg, Scotland. He will make fraternity at Granger's hall last even- combinations might make it very Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carpenter, Miss his headquarters ag. The hall was tastefully decorated Grace Guerin, Miss Josephine Hemp- hotel. at the Kxchange with potted plants, palms and smilax. •troublesome for us, but we can use tiie hill, Miss Libbie Padgett, Mrs. Nellie The chaperone's booth was composed Mrs. Emma Fox, a well-known par- old means of locomotion if the railway Bacon, Miss Maud Young, Mrs. P. W. if lavender and cream bunting with trusts make it too expensive to ride on Carpenter, Mrs. Ruth C. Lathrop. Mrs. liamentarian of Detroit, will speak on Xi Shi Thi across the front in smilax. Fred Showerman, W. L. Pack, W. D. Parliamentary Law in the Woman's The part of the gallery occupied by their trains, and so on. But when ai« Crocker, F. A. Johnson, Elmer Trim, Building, Saturday, Feb. 26, at 3:30 p. the orchestra was decorated with a organization has absolute control over H. W. Sampson, W. H. Guerin. m. The talk will be under the aus- attice work of lavender and cream pices of the Woman's League and \. ill our breakfast, dinner and supper, then Last Tuesday evening the Arbeiter hunting entwined with smilax. Music we see an ominous cloud in the horizon Verein and the Light Guard band gave USA'S - be followed by a reception at which .vas furnished by the Chequamegon or- Mrs. Louis P. Hall, Mrs. Mechem and chestra. Mesdames J. A. Watling, L. of human liberties. But the onward a joint dance an 3 carnival at the Grove others will receive. All women wiio T. Hall, Richardson and Longwell re- which drew out the largest crowd that The World's Most Famous Band, at are interested are invited to be present. tide of trusts and comtinations cannot has been present for two years. There ceived. At the end of the first half be stopped, and it has struck the table The Pastime Pedro club was ban- of the program refreshments were were 119 floor tickets and 70 gallery tiuetted Tuesday night by the winners ierved in the gallery. After the second waiters of the Ann Arbor boarding tickets disposed of. The prizes were of the series, Mrs. E. V. Hangsterfer lalf of the program two or three ex- houses and they have organized. given to the following: Jos. McGrath, and George E. Apfel, the banquet oc- tras were danced and the party broke Last Thursday evening, Feb. 17, led original costume, umbrella and can i; University Hall, Saturday Night, February 26 curring at the home of E. V. Hangster- up in the wee, sma' hours of the morn- by Harry M. Robins. R. G. Mageffin Jacob Forthoffer, fancy costime, silk fer. After the supper the members en- ing. and one or two others, an organization muffler; Mrs. Raphael Kopf, original gaged in pedro playing. The first was formed to be' called The Student costume, silk umbrella; Miss Clara The S. L. A. Board have decided to place the prices within the prizes for the evening went to Mrs Waiters' Club of the University of Forester, fancy costume, pair of shoes Hollands and S. W. Millard and the "Miss Frances of \ale." Michigan. These table waiters number and a cake; and Mrs. E. E. Merritt got reach of all. "booby" prizes to Mrs. Apfel and John Etienne Girardot, the clever English about one hundred in o ir city. The the prize for the most comic costume. Lindenschmitt. comedian, wha has convulsed so many meeting was held at the boarding house The Eastern Star also gave a delight- audiences with his excruciatingly fun- of Mrs. Motley, at the northwest cor- ful dancing party in their hail in the RESERVED SEATS 75C AND $1.00. GENERAL ADMISSION 50C. Prof. H. N. Chute has recently de- ner of Jefferson and Thompson sts., in Savings bank building last Tuesday vised and published an improved lab- ny portrayal of "Charley's Aunt" from this city. The cards of invitation were evening which was well attended. oratory notebook. The book is bound Brazil, where the nuts come from, and written on common wrapping paper Reserved Seats on sale at Palmer's Drug Store, State St., Wednesday, m a substantial cloth binding, and the who is now appearing in "Miss Francis and distributed by the committee, and Ann Arbor Markets. 9 to 12 o'clock; Thursday, 9 to 12; and all day Friday and Saturday. paper is metric cross-section paper. of Yale," which comes to the Athens about sixty were reached by these in- Just inside the front cover are com- Theatre, Monday, March 7th, is going Those consulting these reports will plete directions for keeping a laboratory vitations, and about fifty attended the Season Ticket for Remaining Numbers $1.00. notebook. The book will doubtless to make the United States his future first meeting. Mrs. Motley very kindly remember that some of the articles add largely to the efficiency of the home. Whether he will become a full opened her house for the boys and ore-quoted here are subject to rapid fluc- Reserved Ticket for Remaining Numbers 25c extra. splendid course in physics now pre- fledged Yankee and renouncing his al- pared the refreshments for the even- sented in the Ann Arbor high school. legiance to Her Majesty, rake out nat- ing. tuations. uralization papers and become a voter Judge N. W. Cheever and E. L. Dana, Corrected regularly to Thursday of The V. of M. Whist Club made an lias not yet been announced, but that ranchman from Wyoming, received excellent showing at the to-.irnam»nt special invitations to this meeting. the current week. of the Central Division of the State he will in future live on this side of Judge Cheever very kindly gave the Whist League held in Jackson on tin- Atlantic is a certainty. boys a number of the old college stor- Oorrvper bu. ._;t4 Washington's Birthday. Wheat, " . ..93 The contest Mr. Girardot is a gentleman of most ies and some good advice as to the Oats, " - -23 OUR ANNUAL PANTALOON SALE! was in two parts, for teams of lour and interesting personality. An English- future conduct of the association. Bye, " . -At for teams of two. In the first part Ann man by birth, but of French descent, The first part of the evening was de-Barley, -65-75 Arbor team No. 1, conposed of Miller he bears the facial characteristics of voted to games and these wer3 follow- Beans, " . .. 7;"> and Murrell, and Ellsworth and Russ^l the latter and has all the linguistic pe- Onions, '* _ 61 took third place; in the contest for pairs culiarities of the former. ed by refreshments. After the refresh- Potatoes .CO Miller and Murrell won second place ments they completed their organiza- Butter, per lb 15 and Bowen and Hawkhurst third place. tion and named it "The Student Wait- Honey, 10-1 Itcal Estate Transfers ers' Club." The club was organized Tallow, '• V4-23! I he Jackson teams won all the other primarily for social objects, to bring Lard, " .. 6 honors. Aaron Wt-k'mayer to Kail A. Thaler, Pork, -$1.25 Ann Arbor, $350. the waiters together two or three times Beef. The Ann Arbor High School has re- Evaline Burchard to Wesley Burch- a year and encourage the formation of Chickens," ceived an invitation from Prof Sta-e ard, Sylvan, $1. mutual acquaintances. Next, it was to Hides, " 8 to take part in the big athletic meet, Wesley Burchard to Frank D. Daven- be a mutual benefit organization with E H S Marcarch SStht ThiThiss iiss a central bureau to look after vacan- Clover Seed. $2.!K ?£ ' T - Thi i S've port, Sylvan, $3,600. cies and applications for filling them. Timothy Seed »1 W I ?Chicag£ o University. The afternoon Jacob Raiser to Earnest. Pearson The central bureau consists of a presi- Veal 7-8M of that day will be devoted to high Bridgewater, $2,200. Mutton 7 THE BIGGEST THING ON RECORD! schools. In the evening it is for uni- John Millen to J. N. Wallace, Ypsi- dent and four vice presidents holding Lamb.. 8- versities The team will be the guests lanti, $1. office for a year. For the coming year Turkeys 11-1 of the University of Chicago from the John N. Wallace to John Millen the officers are as follows: time they arrive until they return. On Ypsilanti, $3C0. President, H. M. Robins; first vice Friday evening the teams will be given Mary Jane Water to E. April Lodi president, Mr. Roberts; second vice George Blaich, grocer of 1219 S a grand reception, and on Saturday $1,525. president. Mansfield Dudley; third vice University avenue, has been added to morning a grand tally-ho ride arouna I). Zimmerman (deceased) to Ella F. president, Mr. VanKeuren; foirth vice the list of those giving Tradin, the city will be the program. Zimmerman, Ann Arbor, $8,500. president, Mr. Pottinger. After the organization was completed Undoubtedly the most notable and Ellis Caswell, 31, Milan, to Lizzie Stamps. Give him your patronage and Welch, 27, Ypsilanti. the following toasts were responded to: most popular engagement of the year "The IT. of M.," Mr. VanKeuren; "The get the stamps. in Aim Arbor will be that of Sousa anc Student Waiters," Mr. Dudley; "Th« His Band, on the Students' Lecture As M art-taste Licenses. Autocrat of the Breakfast Table," Mr. BEFORE AND AFTER Feb'at2rn M°UT' S,aturday evening Claude W. Pray, 22, of Ann Arbor, Smith; "The Model Boarder," Mr. Dun- LOWER PRICES THAN FOUND ELSEWHERE! wL Vi uSousas organization if and Grace M. Shannon, 22, Ann Arbor ning; "The Model Landlady," Mr. Rob- Eating your dinner use none bu known throughout the entire countrj town. ins. The last toast was proposed to the Ann Arbor Brewing company' and whereveremiumr it appears standing room Edward W. Sehmaus, 26, Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Motley, to whom in a great part irt^f * P - The band is compos and Carrie Lamktn, 20, of Whittaker. the success of the affair was due, as a Pure Beer and you wlil always be ed of fifty members, every one of whom type of the model landlady. Mrs. Mot-healthy. is a f soloisohn t undephl r the personal direc Hugh S. McBoy, 26, Detroit, to Cora ley responded with a few well chosen A \? J »PP Sousa and is un- May Allmendinger, 24, Ann Arbor. remarks upon her idea of a model wait- doubtedly the leading organization of er. The meeting closed with the TT. of its kind in the country. Miss Maud FORTUNE FAVORS THE BRAVR M. yell and three cheers for Mrs. Mot- OXCE A "XEAJt Reese Davis, soprano, is the vocalist of Christmas conies but once a year the tour and Miss Jennie Hoyle the And good health favors those who ley. violimste. Prices-reserved seats, 75 drink none but Ann Arbor Brewing WEINX1ANN. THE MEAT MAif, but Weinman has everything sold in cents and $1. General admission, 50 a first class meat market every day cents. Now on sale at Palmer's drug Co.'s Pure Beer. Phone 101. Buys in quantity and handles only store and at Beal's drug store at Ypsi- In the year. Lindenschmitt & Apfel, ianti. Subscribe for The Democrat and get the choicest quality of goods In his all the news. 221 SOUTH MAIN STREET. line. Subscribe for the Democrat.