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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-08-19

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Japs Rescued 40 Rurik Men.

Toxic, Aug ia dispatch TO the
admiralty from the naval establish
mcut at Takcshiki says Admiral Kami-
mura met the NladivoStok squadron
twenty miles from ClSan, Korea, mt
> o'clock Sunday morning. The battle
ended at 1890 Il. m. The Rurik sank
by the stern. her bow standing up
pcrpcndicularly. The Japanese res
cucd 40 members of the RuriE's crew.
The RoSsia and the Gromoboi caught
fire several times and were heavily
damaged Only one of the japanese
ships was hit. Two japanese were
killed and seven were wounded.
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Tor. After reading the minutes of the
last reunion Captain j. M Longwel and
Secretary and Treasurer \. W. Cum
mings were re elected as officers for the
ensuing year.
Letters of regret were read from Cap.
tain Hugo of Washington, ID. c., and
other comrades who were unable to be
present.
1t was voted to leave the time and
place of the next reunion TO the discre-
ton of the officers
discussion was had as to the desira-
biity of having soldiers monument in
Paw Paw, and fund was started as a
contribution from Co. &C" towards the
erection of suitable monument. We
understand the local G.. \. X. post has a
movement on foot looking to the same
end, and we are sure the citizens will not
be backward IN contributing to so worthy
a project.
After a pleasant hour of visiting aud
"reminiscences, the meeting adjourned.
Co. &C" was a fine military organiza-
ton, and the survivors are a fine lot Of
men. Only one death was reported for
the last year, that Of John Richard of
Paw Paw. The company held its first
reunion in Paw Paw in 1876, and this re-
union was the 18th one held by the or
ganization.
The following comrades and ladies
were present: j NJ. Longwell and wife,
r, j. ChafIee, \. }. Roundy, Nathan
Hubert aud wife, John w. Emery, \.
W. Cummings and wife and j. f. Billiard
honorary of Paw Paw, VIM. II. Billiard
of Niles, Robert McKinstry Of Detroit,
ierrick Hodges of South Haven, II. b.
Myers aud wife of Decatur, James Alb
rams and wife of Lawrence, Mark Worth
ington of Vicksburg, John ii. Shrine
aud John Sprague of Muskegou, James
Clark of Almena and Jacob Becker of
Co. "A, - of the same regiment of Grand
Junction.
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RUSSIAN COLoRs LOWERED
Flags ON the Battlcship CzarcvitCh
and other Boats Pulled Down.

ana ''liltt bpdl@ Hllf'l ibN H.
Tsingchou. Aug. LITTLE battlcship
CZareyitch, the cruiser Askold and the
torpcdoboat destroyer Grozoyoi have
lowered their flags. The colors were
taken down i'm the presence of the
German Governor This action means
that the three Russian warships will
not put 10 sea again 80 long rs the war
lasts. They now are under the pro-
lection of the German government.
The three vessels sought protection
here i'm their flight from the Japanese
fleet after the battle OF Port Arthur.
10Th the Czarcyitch and the Askold
are almost total wrecks. The havoc
wrought by the Japanese shells has
rendered them practically unfit for
further service. The CZareVitch is
fearful wreck. she has four holes
foot and a half square, covered with
wooden patches. Her maSts are shat
tered and part of her bridge has been
carried away. Her tunnels are twisted
into all sorts of shapes. The deck
is covered with debris, her guns are
dentcd by shells and her light gear
has been swept into the sea. She pre-
SCENTS Sickeuing sight All her officers
were killed ana many Of the men were
wounded. The groans of the dying
were fearful 90 hear.
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h., J....l- A FAILURE.
Roped a Lot of People into a
Scheme That Produced
No Returns.
NOW HE IS IN THE LAWS GRIP
Securities That Were 10 Rise, Instead
Dropped Out Of Sight-Nich-
iGan News Notes.

Grand Rapids, Mich, Aug 1G. -
John J. Ludwick former secretary of
the dcfunct Globe Food company, and
alleged TO have swindlcd Grand Rap
ids men ana women, principally school
teachers. ca, of about $1,000, has been
arrested i'm Cttmpwa, Ia, and brought
TO this city. The arrest was made on
warrant sworn out by Mrs. Mary
G.. Mcmillan. who charges him with
having sWiuGlcd her out of S1,CoO i'm "A
sale of Globe company stock There
are scores of Grand Rapids people who
Will bc particularly pleased 10 have
LudWick returned.
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She Wa. Born In Slavery.

Adrian. Mich. Aug. 1G-Mrs. Caro-
line Scott is dead. aged -. She was
born in slavery and could neither read
nor write. She escaped to Amherst
burg. Ont. at the outbreak of the war.
via the underground railroad she be-
came separated from her brother and
never heard of him again.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
strong Eyes Are "a blessing!

Strong tNes Are BIessing!
But if your eyes are not strong and need
assistance, you should 90 to one of whose
ability there is not the slightest doubt
limit my practice on the eye to defects
of eyesight requiring correction by the
use of glasses. | now use the dark room
method Of examination, with modern
scientific instruments. | will give salts
faction or refund the money.
EYES TESTED FREE.
And glasses recommended only when
necessary.
K. +. CHAPrELL,
Graduate Opticial.
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Died OF Accidental Poisoning.

Flint, Mich. Aug 16.-Morcy r..
Andrews, a well known real estate
dealer and Son-ir. law of the late Al
eXander McFarlan. the lumbcrman, is
dead after ten days of suffering from
poison. ON the night of Aug. / he
drank a quantity of corrosive subli-
mate, which ne miStooB for settler
water.
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K. +. CHAPPELL,
Graduate Opticial.
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Lafayette Light Guard.

The annual reunion
Of Co. &C" 10th y Y.
tn e old Lafayette
Light Guard" was
held at the Dyckman
house Wednesday, the
comrades and ladies
W h o W ere present,
with some invited
guests, sitting down to
a fine dinner at 1870.
After dinner, an in
teresting session was
held in the hotel par
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Russia Gets Ancr China.

Washington. Aug. 1G.-Nr Congcr,
the American minister at Pckin, has
cabled to the state department as fol-
lows: THE Russian minister has
sent 10 the Chinese government
strong not" charging II with compile
itf i'm the Rycshtelni affair charging
the Chinese commodore with coward
ice or treason and demanding a full
explanation. the restoration of the dcs-
troyer and severe punishment of the
commodore The Chinese government
has demanded from the Japanese the
restoration of the destroyer
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WANTED Industrious man or WON
an as permanent representative of big
manufacturing company, to look after its
business in this county and adjoining
territory. Business successful and estab-
lished. Salary 500 weekly and expenses.
Salary paid weekly from home office.
Expense money advanced. Experience
not essential. Enclose self-addressed
envelope. GENERAL MANAGER.
tS# Como Block, Chicago.
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Adrian, Mich. Aug. lG. - William
Bclcher. convicted of stealing %
cent whip, paid the court Sl7GO, rath-
or than spend cighty-livc days in De-
troit house OF correction.
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Father Of Traverse city" Dying.

Traverse city Mich. Aug. 16.-Pcr-
~ Hannah. Tho Father of Traverse
city" and one of In" bcSt-known citi-
zcns of northern Michigan. is at the
point OF Gcath. having suffered a
stroke of paralysis ON Sunday evening.
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Kamimura Strikes the Car S
VladivoStOk Fleet a
Heavy Blow.
RURIK GOES TO THE BOTTOM
Others of the Fleet Try to Escape
with the Japs in Hot
Pursuit.
Gar l. Informed Admiral without
Was Killed in the Engagement
Fought on Hound
Island.

Chefoo Aug 1G-Thc Ru ;sian ships
at Port Arthur are said to nave made
a sortic carly i'm the day, but returned
to the harLor without encouutcring the
Japanese.
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Contractor and building mover all kinds
of plain and fancy stone work done. Will
take contracts for all kinds of building
and repairing and furnish everything
Satisfaction guaranteed. | sell and
set up Snow Bros. furnaces. Kibbie
phone at residence. GEO. l.. BRUNER.
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ADMIRAL TOGo's REPORT
Tells OF the Battle and scattering Of
the Russian vessels

the Russian Vessels.
Toxic Aug 15.-Admirll Togo has
reported as follows. "On Aug. 10 our
combined fleet attacked the cuemy's
fleet near Gugan rock The Russian
vessels were emerging from Port Ar.
thur trying TO 90 south We pursued
the enemy to the eastward Severe
lighting lasted from I o'clock Wcducs-
day afternoon until shutdown Toward
tho close the cncmy's fire weakened
remarkably His formation became
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Heavy Fighting at Port Arthur.

Berlin. Aug ia dispatch to The
Lokal Anzcieer from Toxic confirms
the report that ncayy lighting has oc-
Cured at Port Arthur during the past
few days. The Japanese have com
menced bombardmcnt from Lang
mountain on the harbor and inner de-
lenses.
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ST. Petersburg, Aug 16.-The eX-
pectation here is that Port Arthur will
fall at any moment Especial sig
niGcance is attached to the fact that
Lieutenant General StocSyc's wife and
children went to Chefoo on board the
torpedo boat destroyer Rycshitclul.
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Dr. Marie r.. Horton,

Mattawan, Mich. Office in west wing of
Mrs Andrew Williams house.
Women and children a speciality.
Night calls promptly attended to.
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Chargc Made Against Luduick.

Prosecuting Attorney Brown states
that a little over Il year ago Ludwick
with several prominent local men,
bought up Globe treasury stock at s.
per share. paying in all 5000 for the
block. Then they went among school
teachers and other residents, represent
ing it to be chance Of lifetime
to buy stock i'm the company at 50
per Share, that month later the price
per share would he advanced TO so.
and then to 50. 1t is charged by the
prosecution that Ludvicl and the 9th
cr men never turned i'm dollar to-
ward the construction OF new plant
as promised, that they pockcted the
receipts of the sale and that the com
pany itself never knew Of the transac-
ton.
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Dr. &. V. Carpenters

DIR Jas. D.. Mcintyre. Dentist.
viii open up new dental parlors this
week in DR.. MaXwell's old office
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Choice farm of 20 acres, fine buildings,
best location; eight acres of grapes, ap-
plies, pears, peaches, plums, etc. Reason.
able price and favorable terms. \ snap.
House and - lots in good location
A bargain a. 81 200.
House and lot in prime condition,
choice location. Only 81, 100
KILLEFER Il PRATER
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Thompson Furniture Co.

Furniture and Undertaking.
Night calls answered, corner st. Joseph
and LaGrave SITS: Kibbie phone 1850
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WANTED.

g??? Why work for mere living when
YOU can easily earn % day at light
work in your own locality. Our plan
and complete working instructions by
return mail for two 2-cent stamps. Ad-
dress, VAN BUREN SUPPLY House.,
II Box r.. Bangor. Mich.
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Ludwick Refuses to Talk, Now.

Mrs Mcmillan upon whose complaint
LudWick was arrested earns a living
by making infants wardrobcS, and
told Ludwick that She could i'll afford
to invest her savings in a project that
was not certain TO bring good results.
She says Ludwick told her that her
money would Ice as safe as if deposit
eel i'm Il bank. Later hearing that the
company was ON lis last legs, she
sought 10 recover her money, but was
ignored 10y lUdwick. She asserts that
and that She might as well say good
bye to her money. She now charges
him with obtaining the money under
false prctcuses LUdWick refuses TO
talk.
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An kinds of knitting and crochetiug
Opera shawls aud sweaters a speciality.
Mrs w r. CORNwELL.
tS# Corner Gremps and Paw Paw Sts
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arIlle rA.

The Stockbridge Elevator Co. will be az
p. NJ. elevator at Paw Paw for the pur-
pose Of buying rye every Tuesday aud
Friday, beginning Tuesday, July %
1904. We pay cash. See Us before sell
ling. 'PhCne Us at our Lawrence office
II ". NJ. ROSE. Manager
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Chcfoo, Aug. 1G.-Au unconfrmcd
report has reached here from Using
chou says the Russian cruiser Novik,
which put into Tsugchou, after the
battle of Aug. 10 off Port Arthur and
which coalcd there and put 10 sea
within her twcnty-fou hour limit, has
been sunk forty miles from Tsingchou.
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DewberlleSs

We will have few thousand Lucretia
dewberry vines for sale next spring guar
anteed true to name. This fruit paid
net profit of 500 per acre this year.
Order now; first come, first served
ROWLAND Il SHAEFER,
If Paw Paw
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Gilbert a ocobock Bus Line.

When you need bus call or phone c.
f. Gilbert, corner Oak and y, Niles sts
All calls receive prompt attention. If
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II You suffer from Epileptic Fits or Falling SICK
ness or have children, relatives friends that %
so, my New Discovery will CURE them, and all
you are asked 10 do is TO send for my FREE
REMEDIES and Try them. They have cured
thousands where everything else failed. Sent
absolutely free with complete directions, express
prepaid. Please give AGE and full address
DIR. VIM. Nav. - Pine st. New York CITY,
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Cash for Wool.

| will be at the Canning factory every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday OF each
week, where | will receive wool and pay
the highest market price.
II GEORGE PERRAULT.
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tNDERTAkER~.

K. \. Shoesmith, residence 81 Pine ST.,
just west of Presbyterian church. Tj4tf
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Osborn. Mills Mast.


x. =. Jennings. Paw Paw.
Inspector of Securities for Michigan
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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Get Your Coal Now

- tons of soft coal for sale at the lauu.
dry at $3.50 per ton.
t. PRESCOTT BROs
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lists.
W. {. y. Ferguson, ID. ID. =.
Dental ParlOrs.

All operations, including Crown and
Bridge work rendered as painless as pos
sible. Office in Longwell Block
Paw Paw. Mich
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For sale.

Three very fine lots on north Kalama-
700 street, one of which has good
house on it. There are no better lots 10
town.
u T. LINDERMAN.
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FOR SALE.
For sale.

Lots in Titus addition to the village Of
Paw Paw, on easy terms. Buy lot,
build a house and save paying rent.
Price from $50 up. Title perfect.
If LINCOLN II TITUS.
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-. u. LINDERMAN.
For sale.

400 shares Malto Grape stock. One
second hand piano.
LINCOLN II. TITCs.
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which COalcd there and put 10 sea
within her twcnty-foUr hour limit, has
been sunk forty miles from Tsingchou
London. Aug IA dispatch from
st Petersburg to "a news agency says
the machinery of the Russian battle
ship Czareyitch was 50 knocked about
during the fight that most of it is
worthless. she lost 2lO officers and
men killed and had sixty wounded.
Rear Admiral Without was ON the
bridge of the CZarcNilch when shell
exploited there, blowiG- him 10 pieces.
Wlthoft's Death Confirmed.
81 Petersburg, Aug l5-Ecar Adj
mTal Without. who WAS i'm command
OF the Russian naval forces at Port
Arthur WAS Killed during the engage
mout on Wednesday, The emperor
has received telegram from r>iug-
chou ~i-ucd by Captain AatouSeyitch.
the rear gdmirai~ ,hIcf of staff re-
porting that Ntnoft met his death
aboard the laa~hip tz1ruy.teh Roth
hiS legs were blown Off, Captain Wam-
OFT of the CHrcytroh. Commander Sam
oft aud several officers were wounded.
Several officers besides the rear admir-
al also were killed The mttIc~hp
sustained severe damage Her ruddor
was broken beyond hope OF repair.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES did NOT report 49,
Ia thc whereabouts of lho other YES
Sol-. but thc dispatch adds that thc
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-26
USES LONG WORDS.
Secretary O'Rourl1e Will Not be Driv-
 en Out of Baseball.

James H. sO'Rourke of Bridgeport, lawyer, politician, ball player, mag nate, manager, orator, and the brains of the Connecticut Base Ball league since it's organization. says the league is demoralized and must be thoroughly reorganized if it wishes successful season in 1905. MT O'Rourke stated yesterday that the league as it now stands has no reason to expect the confidence of the public, and he be- lieves that something should be done to give it back the standing it former ly had.
 MT O'Rourke made his remarks in the course of discussion on the re- cent utterances of Owner c. J. Dana her of the New Haven team in which Mr Danaher was quoted as saying he will drive the Bridgeport sage out of base ball. On this point Mir O'Rourke says he has never been driven a great deal and he intimates strongly that he will take the bit in his teeth if the New Haven man attempts to handle the reins. The league secretaryship is part of the troubles of MT O'Rourke and he insists that any action he took against the New Haven club was one
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-26
TO ROB RookMAkERa.
Dynamite Caps Exploded sss efs'Ss
 nt Hawthorne Track

Dynamite Caps Exploded sts tsrs'Ss
 mt Hawthorne Track.
 CHICAGO, Aug, 2G.-By the explo- sion of some dynamite caps and in the panic that followed it three persons track. It Is supposed that the caps were thrown on the floor of the betting ring with the idea of creating a panic, during which the cash boxes of the bookmakers might be robI,ed. An at- tempt was made to rob one bookmaker, but it failed.
 Frank Williams and Mitchell Bruno were badly wounded, and A. M. Me Gill received a severe scalp wound and was badly bruised in the panic in the ring.
 The first explosion was caused by Williams, who while walking through the east side of the ring stepped on a cap. 1t exploded, tearing off his shoe and lacerating his foot severely He fell to the floor with a cry, and instant ly there was a shout that an insane man was discharging his revolver at random. Immediately there was a wild panic, and while the bookmakers, seiz- ing their cash boxes, bent low in their booths, the crowd rushed across to the south side of the ring in an effort to escape. Just as the thick of the throng reached this side of the ring somebody trod on another cap, and the crowd tore back to the place where it had started on the first run. McGill was knocked down during this rush and was trampled upon.
 A third explosion took place some minutes after the panic had been allay- ed. It occurred just beneath a chair on which Bruno was sitting. threw him to the floor, and portion of the cap striking his foot tore it badly.
 While the excitement was at it's highest man made an effort to grab the cash box of bookmaker doing business under the name of the Chica- go club. He was knocked down by a clerk and ran away before he could be arrested
 A search of the betting ring made after the injured had been removed re- vealed a number of caps lying about the floor.
 There is no clew to the identity of the persons who placed them there.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-26
SEMl--PROFS.
TWO GOOD GAMES
 PLAYED YESTERDAY

South Manchester, Aug 26.-If the Bristol base ball team did win two games from Manchester on Memorial day this year, they are not able to do so at this time of the season. A tall fellow, wearing red stockings and Il red sweater, who runs grocery store in the little town of Litchfeld, was put up for sacrifice by the Colghlin men and the Manchester batters took kindly to his curves. He also was generous and when he got the ball he threw it somewhere which was not al- ways the right place. Although Man. chester only got five hits, the players did not have to try, as wherever they hit 'em they were found too fast for the Bristol boys, who just fumbled them. .s.. The feature of the game was the all around playing of Guernsey at third, who is improving in every game. Mur- ry of Boston umpdred.
 It was considered by the manage ment that Gustropsk1 and Barry had not made good and they were released at the close of the game. The score:
 RHE. Manchester o 24O2 2oo1 ~-9 l Bristol ......1 o 0 C. 1 o 0 0-2 5 Batteries-Plank and Sullivan; Turnbul and Farrell.