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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29
Mack-Price Nuptials.

The wedding of Q. Claude Mack to
Miss Mabel Price took place at the
home of the brides parents in Beaver
ton Wednesday noon. The couple
Immed lately LEFT for their future home
In our city amid a pelting Of rice and
exploding toipedoes. Mr.. Mack has
besn affiliated with East Jordan for
only short year but during that
time has made a host OF friends both
In business and social fields Mrs.
Mack IL daughter Of 5. A. Price, a re-
tired business man of above named
place, and is known aud liked by every
one IN her old home. The happy
couple arrived in our city Thursday
and are at present residing with Mr..
aud Mrs. VIM. StrOcbsl until their
new homo on Third-st can be- arrabg-
ed. t
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29

Arthur Warne was at Petoskey, frs
Of the week.
Charles Burkett has returned from
visit In Arkansaw.
Eli Montroy has moved to his new
home on Thlrd-st
Miss Maude Burdick Is here from
MancelOna, visiting.
Watches OF every description al
Mack's Jewelry Store.
Regular Rugs and Rugs made tc
order at wnittingtons.
Try one OF those Carpet Beatsrs al
WhittinRt0n's only 10 cents.
Misses LaVerne Crossman ant
Bessie warne were Charlev0x visitors
one day recently.
Mack's Jewelry Store carries ths
most complete line of jswslry OF an,
store in this section.
The Presby terrain Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. meet with Mrs. VIM. Stroebel next
Friday afternoon, May 9Th.
If you want ono of those dand,
Folding Go Carts or Baby Carriages al
hittingtOns come now, they are GO
ing like hot cakes.
Seats on sale Tuesday at regular
place for Uncle Toms Cabin. Prices
25, 30 and SOC (all down stairs will b'
80 cents. Box seats 10 cents.
WANTED: Man with rig for cou-
ntry and inland towns, AMI man O
woman Ia cover railway territory IL
this district as collector and advertis
er for Wholesale House Salary $50 u
$50 per month and expenses paid week
ly. No investment. Expenses ad
vanced. Apply with ref renee TO {
w. Stanton Co., Monon Block, Chic
ago, Ill.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29
E. j. Literary Club

Met with Mrs. Robertson april 9th
and miscellaneous program was car
ried out as follows:
Reading, "Spring Callers"
M ISIS Mabel Churchill
The Oreole's Nest"
Miss Elsie Matthews
1.-THE Bird Hospital"
Mrs. Frank Greenwood
Origin Of My Country lis of Thee"
Mrs Robertson
"Man the Prize Conundrum,
Mrs. s. A. Bush
Current Events,
Miss Edythe Fortune
Several selections were sung by the
Club.
Mrs. s. A. Bush will entertain the
Club May 4th.
Quotations from Hamlet.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29
Our Schools
Consolidated.
East Jordan Schools To Be.
come The Best in the
County.

The bill before the State Legisla-
ture providing for the Incorporation OF
School Districts four, five and six OF
South Arm township, was passed by
that body and signed by Governor
Warner on Wednesday. This will
include the South Arm and Roger
schools with East Jordan. That the
change is a good one nobody will deny
1t will beneti: the outlying schools
by giving them the advantages "f Il
high school without the extra cost OF
tuition
Below is the hill i'm full:
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29
We want rain.

We want rain.
Trout season opens Monday.
r. L. Lorraine Is now foreman Of the
Hamilton Press, Ill.
Don't fail 20 see the big street par
ads next Thursday noon.
Change Of time on f. ]. & s. and
Pere Marquette tomorrow.
Mrs. w. A. smith Is here from
Charlevoix guest of relatives.
FoUND.-A pair OF sllver-bow eye
glasses. Inquire at tn Is Office.
There were % deaths ia Charievoix
County during the month of March.
The Barge Fletcher was here first of
the week and loaded with Ward pine.
Joseph Anderson is here from Tcnes
see, guest OF his parents and other
relatives.
Nice Improvements are being made
at the d. & G. terminal grounds in
East Jordan.
Salesman w. A. Stone took charge
OF Mack's Jewelry Store during that
gentlemans absence from our city this
week.
w. A. Loyedsy will spend much of
his time in the future with Real
Estate, aud expects 80 push that
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglass e. Loveday
left THURSDAY for Traverse City. whore
Mr.. Loveday has called a meeting Of
the Ola Settlers Assn Officers.
Mrs. G. L. Lorraine returned Thurs
day from High Forest, Minu., where
she won't to participate in the Golden
Wedding celebration Of her parents.
Our Gun Club held a practice meet
Wednesday afternoon and now Atty
A. B. Nicholas holds the high score
badge. Score: Gotham %. Sweet "A,
Boosinger 23, Nicholas 2s Warne p,
Clink n.
Archie d. Clink was married at
ROseburg, Oregon, on Thursday OF
this week, to Miss Alice Parks OF that
city. Mr. Clihk is eldest son of Atty
+. N. and Is doing thriving mercan-
tile business in that city.
Spearing fish aeems to be the order
OF the day and q number Of good cat.
ches have been made. Frank Zitka
went down near the draw bridge early
Monday morning and was there only a
few minutes when he landed ten
pound pike.
Mem bers of the local Gun Club CEN
sisting of Or. F. G. Warne, DR. G. A.
Sweet. Atty A. B. Nicholas. Charles
Gotham and John A. Boosinger, left
THURSDAY for Traverse CITY to take
part ina Tournament at that city.
f. !. Crossmaa and ID, &. Loveday
were also present.
Members Of tho Town Board Just
ices Jacob E. Chew and +. E. Boosting
er, Supervisor Graft, accompanied by
Highway Con'r Josiah St. John were
out again road surveying again this
week. THIS time petition was cir
culated asking that an old road be
discontinued and a new one construct.
cd In the vicinity of Horace Hipp',
farm.
n. S. Price and family are this week
moving into the house purchased by
Mr.. Price and recently occupied by
George Brown. Frank Phillips moves
into the house vacated by Mr.. Price
and purchased by Mr. Phillips. Louis
johnson, engineer on the d. & G. R'y,
bought che Phillips residence and
moves into same as soon as that gentle
man vacates
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29

1t lisa pleasure to take DR.. Dade 8
Little Liver pills and enjoy Their
tonic e feet upon the liver. sold by
Warne's Pharmacy.
The best bargains ever In Ladies
md Gents Fine Tailored Clothing at
Maddaugh's.
Everything you cat will taste good
and do good II you take Rihgs Dys-
persia tablets. Sold by Wsrnes
Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-04-29

Sheet Music at Mack's.
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Sheet Music at Mack's.
Sweet Pea seeds in bulk at Stroebel
Brs.
I'D. Brown was over from Charlevoix
one day this week.
Manager A. NJ. Haight was Rose
City visitor shis week.
Wall Paper In variety of shades
and prices at Whittinetons.
Z, b. Ward was here from Charlie
voix one day first Of the week.
A carload of fine Buggies is the lat
est addition To Otis Bros. stock.
Nj. NJ. Burnh I'm wants 20 Horses and
Cows to pasture. No wire fence.
Wright Carr will have number Of
boats TO let this coming season.
Mrs. John Kelley Of st. Ignace is
here guest Of her relatives, the Ken
ny's.
Take your repairing to Mack's Jew
elry Store. He 10 first class in that
line.
Alabastine puts the finishing touch
on misunderstanding. For-sals by Stree
bel Bros.
James Fl. Stone is here from Germ
flask. guest OF his brother. w. A. and
family.
Excursions to Detroit and Muskeg"
on on e. j & S. See elsewhere for
particulars.
s. Stephens Is here from Hillsdale,
and, we understand, intends locating
here once more.
Seats Will be on sale next Tuesday,
at usual place for the big production
of Uncle Toms Cabin.
Roy Sherman returned Monday even.
ing from weeks visit at Lansing and
other parts of the state.
Mrs. NJ. Chaplin has returned from
Springvale, where she was guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. James VI ilford.
The big Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will
come in about noon on next Thursday
by special train on the d. & G. Il. r.
Don't delay in having your property
listed with w. A. Loysday, if YOU
want to sell a Farm or Village Pro.
perty.
Bert Lewis Of Chicago was guest OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Lewis
and family, several days the past
! week.
Miss Grace Keenhots has returned
from visit with friends at Pcllston
She beg ms a term Of school at Deer
Lake, Monday.
VIM. Vauss. brother Of Mrs. james
! Quinlan, stopped over for visit with
his sister on his way from Grand
Rapids TO Cheboygan.
Mrs. Jennie E. Nice found an ode
| ducks egg, which was laid by one o1
her 6ock. one day recently. IL mea-
sured one and half inches long and
about one inch in diameter, and was
shaped similar to q summer squash.
Sheet Music In great profusion al
Mack's.
A most ENJOYABLE time was had al
the Dance and Card Party given by
aye Jolly Bachelors" at Loveday
/ Opera House, Thursday evening
About fiftv were present. Coles
orchestra. composed Of Arthur Cole.
piano; Will Webster. violin; Josep
Wiesman, cornet; Ellis Melpass. clar
met; and Chester Thompson, from
bone, furnished excellent music fol-
| the OCCASION.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
SNAKE HEARS IN TONGUE
So Declares Student of Reptiles and He Says They Have
 No Ears.

Allen s. Williams, who has spent his summer in the mountains of New York, studying snakes, according to the Detroit News-Tribune, says: Tt is true that snakes have no ears, but have discov- cred that they can hear through their tongues A snake can live for two years without feeding. have known cases where snakes have come to life after they had been frozen as stiff as a walk ing stick Last January two of my black snakes were frozen so hard that could have broken them in pieces. My wife put them on hot water bags. and in an hour they began to show signs of life. When about four inches of their bodies were thawed out she began feeding them hot milk, ard it was not long until they were wriggling about the parlor floor as good as new Mir Williams said that recently one of his snakes was suffering from indigestion. He found that he had swallowed a large hens egg. and in or der to cure him he hit him on the back and crushed the egg, after which the reptile recovered.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
MILLIONS FOR THE MIKADO
Japan's Emperor Receives from the People as Salary Each Year an
 Enormous Sum.

The emperor's yearly expense of liv- ing is limited. For this purpose he draws s3,000,000 from the national treasury. His personal wealth is not to be spent on his own living. so that S3.00o,000 is really his yearly salary as manager of the country, writes Hos mer Whitfield. in Success Magazine. He has got to pay out of it some 1000 employees. The lady-in waiting is said to be paid $50 monthly. 1 have no doubt that even a washing girl is paid about s70. Japan is country where a laboring mans wages are net more than 90 cents daily The chief cook of the imperial palace is paid s200 a month
 The emperor's daily fare is Japa- nese. He is perfectly satisfied for breakfast. as a eomomn Japanese is, with a bowl of bean soup and few similar dishes. But his dinner usually appears in splendid style, in some 20 courses. although he always denounces 1t as a useless extravaganza. When any official feast is held-the cherry blossom-yiewing party at the kioshi- kawa botanical garden, or the chrys- | anthemum party at the Akasaka pal ace, for instance--he will not spare any expense in preparing an elegant European banquet. The empress is the manager on such an occasion. She is noted economist She always gives hint to her court ladies and the wives of the ministers how to arrange their dresses and how to save expense. She is regarded as an exemplar Of i loveliness and womanly sweetness. There never was a woman truer to the
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
old teachings in respect to womanly
 disposition and demeanor.
Two Sides of Face Unlike.

The two sides of persons face are never alike. The eyes are out of line in two cases out of five. and one eve is stronger than the other in seven persons out of ten. The right ear is also. as rule, higher than the left. Only one per- son in 15 has perfect eyes, the largest percentage of defects prevailing among fair-haired people. The smallest inter- val of sound can be distinguished better with one ear than with both. The nails of two fingers never grow with the same rapidity, that of the middle finger grow ing the fastest. while that of the thumb grows slowest. In 54 cases out of 100 the left leg is shorter than the right. The bones of an average human male skeleton weigh 20 pounds: those of a woman are six pounds lighter.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Death in the Electric Chair in the State Prison is
 the Penalty
CHARGED WITH KILLING
 MABEL PAGE IN HER HOME
Fucker Co,lnpsed When Foreman Read the Verdict, and Was Led From Court Room Almost Faint ing-A Murder Mystery That Att tracted Wide Attention.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 26.-Guilty of murder in the first degree was the verdict returned against Charles l.. Tucker. of Auburndale, who has been on trial sipee January 1 for stabbing Mabel Page 10 death in her fathers home at Weston March 31. Death in the electric chair in the state prison in Charlestown is the penalty.
 Tucker collapsed when the foreman read the verdict. and was led from the courtroom across the street to the jail almost fainting. On being locked i1 his cell lie revived somewhat under stimularts administered by physi- eian.
 Mrs. Albert J. Tucker, the prison CTS mother. was spared the anguish of listening to her sons fate from the lips of Foreman Knight. At the sug- gestion of enc of the counselors for the defense she left the courtroom be- fore the jury returned. On learning the news she was overwhelmed.
 The counsel for the defense is al- lowed 90 days in which to file their exceptions. and sentence will not be pronounced until action upon these ex- captions has been taken by the court.
 Before the case was given to the jury Tucker availed himself of the op- portunity to address the jurors. and declared his innocence. saying he was at home when Miss Page met her 6sath.
 The Page murder attracted wide at senticn because of the mystifying cir eumstances surrounding the case.
 Miss Page was at first reported to have killed herself but the nature of the wounds failed 10 bear out this theory. Tucker was seen near the Page home about the time of Miss Pages death. and was arrested and examined He explained his move ments and was discharged, only to be rear,ested and formally charged with the murder.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
ZACH MULHALL ON TRIAL.
A Popular Live Stock Man On Trial In st. Louis For
 Shooting.

St. Louis, Jan. 26.-The trial of Zach Mulhall. general live stock agent of the Frisco system, on a charge of assault to kill. is proceeding here Dur ing an altercation between Mulhall and Frank Reed, a Wild West snowman on The Pike, at the Worlds fair. in which pistols were used, Ernest Nor gan, bystander, was shot Mulhall. after shooting Reed. had him taken to the Mulhall residence, in this city, for treatment. He says the shooting of Morgan was an accident. Mulhall is well known in the southwest. and one time just escaped being governor of Oklahoma.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
COURT OF IMPEACHMENT
United States Senate Organized As
 Such to Try Judge Swayne.
Court Will pc Prenided over By rlntf. of Connecticut, and May
 Continue Weeks.

Washington. Jan. 26.-The senate has taken an important step in the impeachment trial of United States Judge Charles Swayne, of the northern district of Florida. The organization for | the trial was perfected by the swearing of the senators for that purpose: the managers of the house were received for the purpose of formally present. ing the articles of impeachment and a resolution summoning Judge Swayne to appear was adopted.
 Mir Platt. of Connecticut, was elect ed to preside at the trial sessions. Fur ther proceedings were postponed until Friday next, when Judge Swayne is ex- pected to appear before the bar of the senate.
 A resolution by Mir. Allison author izing the payment Of the expenses of the trial from the contingent fuSd of the senate was adopted.
 At the instance of MT. Platt (Conn.) roll call of the senate was ordered few minutes before two o'clock. in order to insure a full attendance at the time of the administration of the oaths. Seyenty-two members respond ed to their names, and the last name in the list had scarcely been an nounced when Chief Justice Fuller ap- peared al the south door of the senate chamber He was hanked on the one side by Mir Fairbanks, and on the other by Mir. Bacon. lie was clad in the full robes of his office.
 The entire senate had arisen when the chief justice was announced, and on the left of President Protempore Frye. He proceeded Immediately to administer the oath to he president protempore, and then to MT. Platt, as tie presiding officer for the trial.
 After they had been sworn the roll was called. and the senators appeared in groups of ten before the senate bar to take the oath. which was admins tered 5y the chief justice.
 The ceremony was impressive, and was witnessed by full senate and by well filled galleries
 Estimates as to the length of time that the trial will occupy vary from ten days to a month after it is once begun. It is believed that when Judge Swayne appears next Friday he will ask for few days to make answer. and when he does answer. that a day or two more will be given to the house for the preparation of it's replication A number of witnesses will be heard and considerable time consumed by at torneys. IL is therefore probable that the conclusion of the case will not iong precede the day of final adjournment in March.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Hung Up skinker's xomination.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan 26.-The state senate has hung up the nomina- tion of Thomas K. Skinker, for police commissioner of St. Louis. They want to know If his parry record enti- ties him to office. When seen in St
 Louis Mir. Skinker said: q voted the last democratic ticket from top to bot tom with one exception" Mir. Skinker's father gave the name to Skinker road afterwards The Pike at the fair. He offered s25 to anyone who would write poem on ''Skinker Road" finding a word that would rhyme with Skinker.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
MUST STAY IN TWO MONTHS
Patnful Accident to Mrs. D. R. Fran cts PosfpOncs Proposed Trip
 Around World.

St. Louis. Jan. 26.-Mrs D. R. Fran cis. wife of the Worlds fair president, of the right leg and several badly-torn sendons. She will be confined to the house for two months. Mrs. Francis, with a party. was coasting at Forest park The bob-sled dropped down a steep hill, spilled it's load al the foot, Ill escaping injury except Mrs. Fran s1s. The accident precludes any pos xibifity of an early start on a trip around the world, planned by Mir. and Mrs. Francis.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
It Has Risen Over More Than Port Arthur

questions were being asked. The man, who refused to give his name, said that, if he could get the animals at anything like a reasonable figure, he thought Of making the experiment of stocking his ranch in the west with them. From let- ters written to South American friends, he said, he had learned that he could probably get a sufficient number for the experiment at cost of not more than s30 each. As they are fairly good wool growers, he said that there ought to be more profit in them at this price than the same number of sheep. In his op;n- ion the fleece of the llama is as good as that of the camel for manufacturing purposes.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
THAT ALUM TASTE.
The Missouri Senate Passes the Hill. Repeating the Anti-AI.-.i
 Law.

Jefferson City, Mo, Jan. 26.-The senate passed the bill to repeal the anti-alum law Four senators voted against the measure-Farris, McIn- doe, Nelson and Sartorius.
 Farris made a speech in which he said his position was the same as it was two years ago. He declared he still regarded alua as deleterious substance. Paris is under indictment, charged with accepting bribe to vote against the repeal of the law four years ago.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
A Mysterious Disappearance.

Portland, Ore. Jan. 26.-A sensation has been created by the mysterious disappearance of Carl Phelps. secre. tary of the federal grand jury, which is Investigating the land fraud cases. Phelps asked to be excused from the jury room for a few minutes Friday. He kas not been seen since by the members of the jury or by the agents of the government
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Case Against n Capitalize.

St. Louis, Jan. 26.-The case of Rob- ert M. Snyder, the Kansas City eapi- talist, who is charged with bribery in connection with the central trac- ten bill, was continued by Judge Eos ter until February in order to give the defendant time to prepare a mo- Gon for a change of venue.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Fatal Quarrel Between Brothers.

Cleveland O., Jan. 26.-After a quarrel over their fathers estate, John Wagar was shot and 1llled by his brother George at Lakew pod, suburb George shot policeman in the stom- ach who attempted to arrest him. A posse of police have surrounded the house, in which the murderer has bar ricaded himself. George lives in Da- kota.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
WANTS uLAMAS FOR RANCH
Man Visits Zoo and Asks Many Cues tions Concerning the South
 American Animal.

A visitor to the geological garden a few days ago made so many and so per- tinent inquiries about the llamas kept there that the curiosity of the keeper in charge of that particular part of the garden was aroused. says the Philadei- phia Press. He finally asked why the
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
The River Gorged nt St. Iouis.

St. Louis. Jan. 26.-The Mississ. ,pl has gorged here and steamers are im- periled. The Mississippi is frozen ever at Thebes, between this city and Cairo.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Death Called Durinw nus,n-,.

St. Louis. Jan 26.-While talking business with customer. c. c. Me Mullen. 8, president of the MeMillen mercantile agency, dropped dead.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Ten Deaths From scasickne..

New York, Jan. 26.-The Red Star finer Vaderland arrived in port q veritable death ship. Ten steerage passengers died on the voyage from Antwerp of congestion of the lungs following severe attacks of seasick- ness Eight were buried at sea.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Disappeared Under the lee.

Burlington, Ia.. Jan. 26.-Ths ten year-old son of John Gulich, while at tempting to get bucket of water from an air hole in the ice on the river. slipped in ard disappeared.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Found Dead By Ills Wife.

Rolla, Mo. Jan. 26.-Thomas Madi- gan. one of the pioneers of Phelps county, was found dead in bed by his wife. He was S2, and had passed away suring the night
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Doxager Queen of spain Iniyr.a

Madrid. Jan. 26.-The Dowager Queen Christiana had bad fall wh le entering the palace. Her right les was hadly hurt.
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
In London Music Halls

Living pictures-clever and finished representations of groups taken from Dresden and Sevres china-are yer, popular at one Of the London music halls
The Forrest City times., 1905-01-27
Bremen Under Falling Wall.

New York, Jan. 26.--,t is believed many fremen were crushed to death by falling wall at Rips Bay malt house
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-29
The Jcpanese In Victory.

The attitude of the Japanese people in the presence of this epoch making triumph Is a sight for men and gods. says the London Times correspondent. They have the grand manner of the ancients. and their invariable attitude throughout the war. whether in the hour of victory or in that of disap- pointment. has been worthy of a great people No noisy and vulgar clamor. no self laudation. no triumph over q fallen enemy. but deep thankfulness. calm satisfaction. aud once more ref erence of the cause of victory to the illustrious virtue of the emperor of Japan. If this he the yellow peril. may the fates grant that we catch the in- lection of 1t by closer and more effec- tive alliance with a people so worthy of our warm regard.