Weekly Press, The (Newspaper) - July 5, 1906, Saint Joseph, Michigan THURSDAY JULY 5 LEWES FOR JACKSON UNCLE BAITS BEEF PRODUCTS 90 HEREAFTER BE AWAY ABOVE ANY So by the Order of the of the la and Appropriation Abundant in of Is July direction Of the president Secretary Wilson has sued the following can live stock are the healthiest in the great plains of the west produce herds of cattle in which the percentage of Is remarkably and the federal government is steadily by approved this Walk M definite of the patter been It Le tint the president will not to Washington late next of from Oyster Bay about the first of Octal er ng usual was at its recent to make considerable lor at White Some was manifested by congress in making the appropriation but a sum of 000 finally was authorized to be ex- Practically the whole of this amount will have to be used In making the repairs TUNE DECLARED ALL RIGHT Baa an In the Only Inappropriate July In JAMES AND THE Or The ins e 1MB r ll at tm i i It title i the ciep ment of m te 's lacked IN ml i i .i i provide t i ul nil mi ot i n tion of food din Gn i the I i The h i i e come eli ilie f Of H with an tc and wit 'e M ii nu I i and ect on v be i i Uj I e will I- ii it of the the Is the title of a piece of se at the funeral of Private C. W. J. of the marine at Philippine and it resulted In severe newspaper criticism and finally an investigation bj officers of the The report of the board has been re- at the and Its ings say that the music while having an inappropriate suited to the and the best the band could its being The newspaper which the article In Manila is severely condemned in the The order fcr the piece was given by Major Walter Panama Canal July 8. The dent has appointed the following Panama cannl Theodore P. John F. Gov. Charles E. Brigadier General Peter C. Raines S. A. civil S. Benjamin M. The senate to confirm the com- mission which was named some time and the president had to reappoint the i of 772. V vl 's Of is lj the tive if U re- tii il M i tuns tor the month of ot last i TO fni t' i I SAYS THAT HE NOT WANT TO IT H Sagert Calls Representatives of pen Who Their as a lie for the ment that a van ever took ture away from my home In Chicago to satisfy a chattel facts were printed in Daily Press yesterday and the furniture may have been taken away in a it was because my wife sold and cleared something over from when she to The costly cut china silver and linen she took with her and a pool belonging to me was stored in also deny the statement that I at any time told the officers or others that my name was other than Alfred C. Sagert and say that the man who gave out such information is a I say tl at someone has for one of the twin city papers bore the statement that I wanted to be a priest I admit that I have been converted to the Catholic I be- lieve It to be the best and only re- ligion and I think it an outrage and a shame that report should be made of my faith and my religion in this I am not ashamed of the fact that I am a nor am I shamed of the fact that I have ANNOUNCE THAT NO APPEAL WILL BE MI Hurt Boales Ww lotto aad Will Take Before Board at the compared with 1ui.p ii 7 I ended June Stair i1 I I lid 1r" n Hi I iv tie government's total less in a for the of 003. vd to see a ask you to deny another ment for me. I refer to the one that I am attempting to effect i reconciliation between the woman ho bore no n ime in Chicago and Miss of this In reh the new pipers of joth cities will keep mme roni coli s is 1 no dono to drag it public liniel C. e is a communication July A. iules of Battle sentenced to m five to ten years imprisonment for assault with intent o do great bodily was taken the prison yesterday by Deputy The prisoner went being handcuffed and was oking a cigar as he took the Sunday afternoon all of his tives from Battle Creek came over to bid brothers and a sister and his aged His mother and sister were heart especially the it is has had more ban her share of trouble during her Ife Last night being the 23rd birthday f Mrs. Fred The mother of i Grimes and her sisters ed at No. 714 Park street and ve her a The feature of evening being a guessing con- The honors were awarded to Dunk Light Bts were after which the wishing Mrs. nes many a happy P. O. E. he Eagles held a regular meeting Later being of a generous disposition he the bag of candy from his pocket and handed to his It was then that he lost the for the two soon emptied the bag and it was cot replaced in the pocket of Mr. When he thought of the money he placed hta hand in the pocket and found that the bills had where he knew but the only chance for their was at the time he pulled the bag from bis packet Davis does not feel that it to poor policy to be but he would like to have some one return the TEil OF UK TWO ASK FROM THEIR HUSBANDS ON BAD Two Sato for Divorce Piled Today Decree of Divorce FITNESS TO T. JANE CRITICISES NAVY IN HIS NEW u. s. He Compliments the But Runs Don M England and Claims That German's Floating Power is Business July readers of Capt. Mahan's masterful books will find much of another Fred T. Jane's esies of Sea the naval book of the The author is one of the chief living experts on naval terial and Of the United States Mr. Jane says that there is very little ness to win to be The Japanese navy is declared to be free from the steam yacht The author says that It Is extremely doubtful if the Japanese ex- celled in anything before the late war evening at their hall in the and tnat Admiral Togo never block and initiated six i in the of the work a social session was laud the usual entertainment j until a late hour when the dispersed to their Two suits for divorce have been filed in the county clerk's office day and one divorce has been ed by Judge This Is unusual record as the dockets an not generally so well filed with oases o. nature as they are her V rv A. Johnson has applied for a divorce from her W. H. Mrs. Johnson alleges that sh was married to her present on March 3, 1904 and that that time he been Iv cruel to hnr used insulting language and even in the of other parties did not seem to cire for thp feelings of his but rated her severely upon the slightest Johnson also states that her husband became so wild at times that he his spite on a pet dog and beat the animal In an in- human He is also charged with having threatened to burn the house down and to graves with herself and her The second for divorce is en- tered by Alvina Van through her John and against her Louis H. Van Tassel Mrs declares that since their marriage her husband has developed a strain of which was never noticeable He is charged used various fer i nnd with did much to merit the term but that the high average of each personality in the fleet gave it insane fits of Upon I one Mav 20, he her on the streets of Benton resistible fitness to the Russians He declares that the French THE a well Known go composed ot which spends its outing hero the i among the find that the in a uar with be up and ed woise than were the French arms in 1S71." Mi guild are the German Harbor and had It not been for the interference of others who were st a beating then and there He li tin in her fluid I1 is lite a ever he saw the 111 li In i th. dition ul HO led HOIK i or t the government stamp will be fit for food Law Will Be this in it may be accepted is n that for 1 fulness the or canned pro 1m t wiil compare With the lusli me it nt the I v liii h and has 1 u. the finest in the The new 1. vv Is the means for its enforcement aie and its tion will be People at home and abroad use our meats in Chiel Amang Vs Lieutenant Colonel P. E. F. of the visited Secretary w ith a v to getting his sistance in inv States meat Colonel Hobbs was signed by the commissary department of his to inquire into contracts which the British government has packers in the United the new inspection law has been put Into Colonel Hobbs the British government will ingly accept States 1 Colonel Hobbs was Introduced by adier General commissary of the States JUST A LEGISLATIVE FICTION Two of Congress Adjourned on Different July 3. Discrepancy in the official dates of the adjournment of the two houses of congress caused some discussion at the Capitol ns to whether this would affect legislation passed on Hie closing The journal of Hie shows to have adjourned on the 29th, while the senate journal shows that the upper branch adjourned on the Oth of This arose from fact when house convened on the it was still proceeding under the dny of the 28lb, as a result of having taken e recess on the night of the clerk of the house too on said n ilar case arose some years nnd that the comptroller of the treasury decided the seeming difference in the dates of adjournment was a Intire fiction nnd not a I a of tO su HI ii a ol th ml in 1 v 1 i u i vv 1. was appointed a inti ci 1 I ifi i .is I een t m as a ot the i ill. for the n. A st tnt tl e .ai tii ent of and 't dm n 1 i i ten limit in HE SAYS HE IS GETTING FROM THE Says That He Has Received From Republicans All Over the Does Not e It Will Hurt Mr. Cyrus B. Groat of Niles far from being discouraged by the reported opposition to his dacy for Representatives bv Republicans who feared that it might react disastrously on the candidacy of B. Sweet for a second term as prosecuting attorney stated today that he has received such strong of support from cans all over the that he feels justified in staying in the game until the votes are Mr. Groat has pledges of support from Republicans even In Benton the home city of tive the latter being opposed by an element in his party in that Mr. Groat says he considers that under the primary law It is any man's privilege to stand as a candidate for any office he may aspire and all he asks is a fair field and fie is ing to abide by the action of his party at the primary in Niles Sun. Alfred C alleged The who is now in a cell in the cunt v jail Ins fl rn to statements made by of the twin cities who did succeed in obtaining an inter- view with him and he has back at them F L. hes bv Sagert to secure bondsmen for Klin and efforts aie heins made to have the reduced o the sum of The circuit commissioner nnd cuting aie both said to have consented to this and the ter will be brought up next Nineteen of the girls came to this and since that time they have been even thing which this affords in the wav of t the have been a trip up the river and they have planned to St Joseph the surrounding dining the of the The voting ladies now Vre are Air and Arnold Mr and Mrs the climax has Mary A. Dunsmore and David are no longer man nnd for a de- cree of divorce has been Issued by Judge on the grounds of and and the case 1 IN FUMES OF ST MICHAEL IS BURNED AND BIG TOWER Rows of Houses are Fast Upcoming Furnaces of Un- less Wind Dies City is KILLED DOG WITH All COLORED MAX KILLING HOG WITH AX FOR Special to the Daily July great church of St. with the tower and spire 426 feet high was totally destroyed by fire The ir crushed neighboring h rnJ four workmen who were WilRE HOUSE REPAIRS Building That Seems to Want a Whole Lot of July 3. Since the of it has de- that extensive repairs will 4 to made to tbn White President Roosevelt and his family return to It next REDUCED The Big Four has made a two trip rate of 90 cents to Niles or land and Two persons can travel one way on this ticket or one person can travel In each Tickets are good 30 For ther particulars inquire of 0, 8KITH, Benton Mich. 1 7-2-tf repairing the church were The fire is spreading and fanned by P high wind has made furnaces lows of buildings on The whole is attempting to hold conflagration in check but are hiving little Unless the wind dien the city is doomed and the in- habitants are moving their goods to places of Otto Swears Out Warrant Against Man Who Hi Killed His Pet A warrant was sworn out before Justice Bracelin this morning by ot- to against stated that the colored man had brutally killed a fox terrier belonging to I with an ax and as the animal was worth to him he desired to have that amount turned over to him arH hiv colored man punished for his Peoples is said to claim that the dog has been stealing but this is denied by Mrs. saw People strike the dog a cruel blow with a brick and fall upon it with the ax and cut it Constable Burroughs was ordered to serve the warrant upon a businesslike but of the ex- istence of which there is no doubt When the German fleet came to I mouth bluejacket not 1 even and the guns in but the ot fire in all those foit guns and their dead angles The candor with which the u ivies of the world are appraised will i be displeasing to and the ti's comments on the i will antagonize the but the vounger or mam of have pleached Mr Jane's doctrines In submarines and ever since the Varig was hunk at Mr Jane has written h he wounds the creed of many i Diseases is of the date believers in the acce itcd Tvi he mav be he HS certainly Interesting IN IT HAS BROKEN OUT AMONG THE AKE Worst Possible AH Precautions Are Being Taken to Prevent Secures Trap Rock The last legislature by resolution instructed the highway commissioner to make a thorough In- Special to the Dally July of the virulent type has broken out among the natives in this Four Americans have been stricken to to the practicability and advisability i possible precautions are be- of using crushed stone for ing taken to prevent the spread of and what would be the cost to the the state to procure a trap rock quarry in the Lake Superior IS COSTLY DAVIS LOSES j DOLLARS SH HK IS MARRIAGE Arthur W. 24, Mary L. 25, St. Barl 27, South 24, South Welcome the you hate the thoughts of the Fourth of There are many house every that t Am glad of of A and a Disappear From His Pocket When He Treats A Friend From a Rag of Clinton Davis has 6een a victim of his and as a result Is loser by seven The story of Mr. loss is not an unusual but it will bear repeating in this Saturday evening Davis placed a five and a two dollar In his OB them he a sack and from this he bled pieces of sugar coated and what it would cost to crush and load and ship such stone to every in the Mr. Earle went cheerfully at this many-sided knowing full well that if igan was to take the lead In the good movement It would be sarv for him to work out the lem of supplying the trap rock for the top layer at a low He succeeded beyond all expectations and the data already worked out short s that it will be feasible to de- liver the crushed stone to any point In the lower peninsula for 25 a cubic At the present time there is being for state reward roads in nine of the counties of the state 179 000 tons of a large portion of which Is obtained from the drainage canal region in It is not regarded as first-class stone for road experts declaring that the upper peninsula trap rock is worth twice as much for the top The price of the stone now being used is a cubic Following are some of the bers that will be played by the ous Elbel Coronation Lee Echoes of Metropolitan Opera Um- Quartette from Medley of Southern Old Kentucky Southern Louis If yon want try a PRESS WANT SOME SURPRISING The following is copied from the Grand Rapids Herald of If such was the the citizens of this community were not aware of the but doubtless they will be glad to glean their information from the Grand Rapids effort is being made by a to put the lid on In this Today printed circulars appealing for a were saloon keepers ignored the warning and everything was night a gambling was raided and arresta with t
