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The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
HEAT WAVE CONTINUES
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York. May 2S.-The weather
in New Work today was hot. hut not
as hot as yesterday. Up TO noon no
deaths attributable to tho heat had
heen reported. At I p. III. the mcr-
cury stood at 81 degrees corpnrcd
with 90 at the same time yesterday.
There were half dozen prostrntions.
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ATTENTION. EIKs.

Regular mcciiag Of Trinidad Lodge
No. ISL Tuesday evening NJ s o'clock.
lniation. All visiting brothers wei
come.
CHAs. p. MILLER. Exalted Ruler.
CuAS BAILEY, Secretary. ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28

Dizziness. vertigo tblind s,asrcrs)
saiiow complexion. 'iaiul.nrc are
symptoms Of a torpid liver. n" ono
ran feel we'll while the liver ls in
active. HEHIiiNE ia a powerful iiN-
or s,inulan'. \ dose or ;wo Will
cause all bilious symptoms 10 di.ap-
pear. Try II. Price soc. Sold by
tho iiau.man Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
ALLEGED SLAYER OF
TEACHER Is ACQUITTED

itcrkimcr. y. v. May :s.--Ican
Gianini. the is.ycar-oid hoy who was
Charged with tho murder Of his
school teacher. Miss Ida Rccchcr.
was acquitted hero today on the
ground Of criminal tmbcciliiy.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
MADoUAl1ERs TRINIDAD Posr
uUNDE1 TWENTY-FIVE. DEPART.
nEN1 o. COLORADO 3 WYOMING
GRAND Army OF TIE REPUBLIC
GeNERAt. ORDER So I,

GENERA. ORDER SO !.
Trisidai. cai.. MAY ~. i.its
The n~mb~ss OF Tsiniaaa i'.si afr
hereby ssa~s.i is NEE, At their r-s'
sonm In casiiu Hall 81 > a'.'ock on
saiusdsy morning. MAJ i"th. 1914,
fsom there ,h-T ~iii 80 to 'h-
Gsaad Army srm.sefy -h-s~. after
a-.ofaiinE u. srss-s Of ~ir fallen
ramraa-s. ths riinsi .-fs mosi.s oi
the order will b. held.
\ The spaaish War Veterans. 'h-
Cuef--a~ssss veterans. sii patriotic
ast ssiiilsry organizations. the
I~sehess sna pupils at sh~ ,ahis'
sShoois aaa Al loyal risis~as ss~ s~'
sp~e,fsiiy invited 10 inin with ne in
conss~nasaiiaa the services af na'
haaAesd dead.
Should tho weather no, permit q.
the orea ais exercises. the ritual
services wiIi BE- held in Castle Hail
nt ::so n. an. aud the graves will hs
decorated by detail. a. comrades.
ny order of JOHN CoNkiE.
Commander.
J. e. baldwin. Adju,ans.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
NoosE 10 MEET

Loyal Order Of Moose will meet
"Wednesday evening" as Odd Fellows
Hall. All members arc cordially In
ritcd TO be prcscnt.-A. J Patrick.
Dictator. -
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-Il1rLI NA1Y"

tAsss~i vtonn.sn ps~~snss si the
i.is Today Mar risks.sa In Hearts
Aasifs''. .. ibis Is fsmsas Thursday
al ,hi. p,.,s,ssiaF risy house.. .ian't Tor.
x~t tho Isis trssasss. Thursdsy.. u
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
RunllAoE SALE.

The ladies of tho Presbyterian
church will hold q summasc sale In
the basement Of their church Friday
aud Saturday.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28
notice

We will he eio.-a all day sainr-
day. Mas s",h. Decoration Day
The Colorado supply. "a
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28

II In need Of printing Of any kind
phonc tho Chroniclc-Ncws. We arc
equipped to sivc you first class work
promptly. Cali Trinidad 40. Il
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-28

Chronicle News. soc per month.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
For Best Results Advertise in The Times

Frances Hoffman. M. Oriich, Koppits I
Melchers Brewing CO., John J. Orlich
Frank Natxman, and to all other per
sons owning. occupying or otherwis
interested In any of the lots and par
cells Of real estate In the local ASSESS
ment district established by the Com
mon Council to defray the expenses o
grading and paving the alley within
the boundaries herein set forth.
The assessment roll has been com
pleted for defraying the expense O
paving the alley No. 81. being the al
ley first east OF and parallel to Russell
street. from the north line OF Kirb,
avenue to the south line or Ferry ave
nue. and Ia now open to inspection q
this office, and will remain In this OF
f1ce for hve days from the hrst publt
cation OF this notice for, the inspected
OF all concerned. All lots or parcels o
land abutting on. or adjoining the allie!
so described, have been assessed 10
such Improvement.
The Board OF Assessors will meet OF
Tuesday the 27nd day OF September
1914, at o o'clock a. M, Mt their office II
the City Hall, and Will remain in SEES
sion for period OF six hours, to hea
any person or persons desiring TO oh
ject to any assignment 30 made,
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l. Dpyorth.
A-s46 President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15

this week. topping bill that 10 excel
lent throughout One or these. FIVE
Melody Maids and Man. shows q
handsome interior setting with nve
young women busily engaged In play
ing the same number or pianos.
half dozen songs by the man and some
dancing that Is artistic and gracerui
afford real musical diversion.
Skipper. Kennedy and Reeves. the
latter a Detroit boy known here as
Billy Reeves Sheridan, have q song
and dance number that In vaudeyilie
yernacular stops the show" The
third feature consists OF seven Japa-
nese who have q wonderful exhibition
OF athletic feats. The Japs are noted
for their prowess In this respect.
Sidney Baxter rides bicycles, roller
skates and other articles attached 10
wheels over tight rope. The Tyler
st. Clair trio play popular and CLASH
cal selections on the xyiophone.
Hoyer and Boggs present funny one
act sketch 1.-The Lunch Counter Glrf
that goes big and Lawrence john
son Is a ventriloquist who performs
various voice-throwing stunts. The
orpheograph shows Hearst-Selig mo-
ton pictures OF European war scenes
and there Is a half hour concert by
the orchestra, directed by LYMAN
Granover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
BeIgrans Rand
German Lines

ANTWERP. Sept I5.-The Belgian
forces made another raid on the Ger
man lines OF communication yesterday
and are ighting along line extend
Ing from north OF Louyain to the
neighborhood OF Malines. II Is not
believed to be the intention OF the
Belgians to make any determined
stand, but merely to infiict as much
damage as possible on the Germans
and then retreat again to the cover
OF the outer Antwerp defenses.
The dykes along the Scheldt river
have all been cut and the lowlands are
flooded In anticipation OF another at
tempt on the part OF the Germans to
try to cut Antwerp's communications
with the sea.
King Albert, In person. Is again
leading the offensive operations, de
spite the protests Of the general stan
that he should not expose himself to
danger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1899
ST. ANTOINE STREET

To Chiidren's Free Hospital Edison
Illuminating Co, ID. NJ. Ferry, Ernest
II. Des Roches, r. 8. Darling. spitxieJ
Bros. Philip Gordon. John H. Hart
Maud b. Rice. Richard Helson, Isadord
sweetwine, j. y. vearstuat. a. Mittlo1
man. Thomas Heathcote, G.. A. Marc
tette. Mary Mclaughlin James Ne
Cauley. Mary J. Carpenter. william
o'Leary. Fink a Rosenzweig, John
Demler, Mabel Penny, Bessie Cohen, al
f. Chapaton. Robert Hutton, and 20 ali
other persons owning, occupying. ol
otherwise interested In any OF the lot :
and premises fronting on ST. Antoind
street. In said City OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned Thd
Common Council Of the city OF Detroit
having ordered so much OF ST. Antoind
street. from the north line OF FARMS
with street TO the south line OF Harper
avenue, 70 be graded and paved NOTED
In hereby given that an assessment ha \
been made upon all the lots and prem
ises fronting on said ST Antoine street
and liable to be assessed for said I'm
provement under the provisions OF I'M.
city Charter, and that a roll OF said as
sessment II now completed, and will
remain at the Assessors office In nd
city OF Detroit from the date he "A
until September 20. 1914. for the insnec1
tfon OF all persons conrc med thef elm.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY DANIEL L. D1LwukTH.
Asso Presidsal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. September 10. 1914.
NOTICE--STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1890
HARTFORD AVENIE

To A. Hewlett Edgin F.; Adams, L
j. T. currie, T. J. Cobb, w. L. Holmes
Collins. Chas Hin. A. A. Bentley, M
BssDg r rs Eysa "a NJ s San w Rsssy
Co.. b. a. Frederick, Chas. Van vsrst
II. p. Taylor. Peter Kanady Bassy
McDougall. Chas. p. Scanlon, Theo. j
Ssrn Eysss srn Ienfsy
Geo. v. Abel. Federal Union Security
Mary Il, Carey. 7; stuart 9. r; WOOD 90
II EaTs S g. M aer w. a. r Wsso rsr's c.
Roth, M. w. scoyei. Anseiine Peck
Josephine Peck, John w: Thompson
Sable E w a%ss MARIN. Il seSqsa s Hsaisy
L. Lowe, H.: c. Carey, A.; Felski, II
bloomfield. Henry Piats, silas Guftett
ella Robinson M Hartman. Mathew
". Mutter. p. A sorse. c. q NJ. Han
ley. Henry Barnard and to all other
persons owning. occupying, or other.
wise Interested In any OF the lots and
Rls saia CITY Of petPoit within the ii%
its hereinafter mentioned
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit, having ordered so much Of
line Of McGraw avenue TO the south
curb line OF fireman avenue. TO be
graded and paved. notice 10 hereby CIV
en- that an assessment has been mad, made
ing on said Hartford avenue. and liable
10 be assessed for said Improvement
under the provisions OF the City Char.
ter: and that a roll OF ssi ,9, sssessmen 2,
the Assessors Office. In the City OF
Detroit from the date hereof until
September 20. 1s0ff, for the inspection
Of all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY DANIEL l.. DILWORTH.
ASS President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
NOTICES PAVING
ASSESSMENT
Paving Notice No. 1893.
KING AVENUE.

To Jacob Breitmeysr, Mrs. G. r.
Moore. Jas, r. Yates, Allan saunby,
X. Bates. Edwin r. Adams, Jacob t.
Holcomb. Mrs.. None Coulish. Paul q.
Foss M. Ida Todd Fred w. Knack.
Jas. g Holden. Harry o. Stewart, Ed
Newton. +. Seller, Sophia Kraus-
mann. Jesse L. Wills VIM, McCor-
mick. Frank q. LATER Chas. oeist. Geo.
A. Taylor, w. l.. and A Caswell, Geo.
w. Hartman. Nicholas Labinski G. r.
Boldrick. Flora ID. Van Wftxleben. II.
n. Barnard, and to all other persons
owning. occupying or otherwise inter-
ested In any OF the lots and premises
fronting on King avenue, IN said City
or Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned. The Common Council of
the city OF Detroit, having ordered so
much OF King avenue. from the east
line OF Beaubien street TO the west
line OF Oakland avenue. TO be graded
and paved. notice IL hereby given that
the lots and premises fronting on said
King avenue and liable to be, assessed
for said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the city charter. and that q
roll OF said assessment u now COM
pleted, and will remain at the ASSESS
ors office I'm the city OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until Sept 20. 1914. for
the Inspection of all persons concerned
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
BY Daniel l.. Dilworth.
ASH President.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
I'M DETROIT

Arthur Kilpatsiek. WHO resigned Mon
Day ~ IN assistant vrosseutor Of
Wayne county, was given . banquet
syS S,rnt p tn the Hos'i .ns co.s
personal frfspds. He was the sub
and the center OF storm Of good
old. - under arrest on . ehargs Of
having attempted TO wreck a Pere
Maraustte PASSENGER train between
into a heavy obstruction that had
prompt application Of the air brakes
halted .t the t train S before any q the
= said, admits having tried TO wreck
By the Bunaio immisration authori-
pre ref pri.on TO ssrHies s sss
Austrian army. Rozburski will be
prosecuted for attempting 20 wreck
train, and faces life imprisonment.
On vote on petition fer the re-
sicn.aye'. a deadlock -s rssuitsa 10 the the
council COMMITTEES on streets. Mon
day A restaurant-owner alleged
that ,h his business was seins ss ssn
that the street merchant had . per-
nit from the common council Aid.
Barnett insisted that he would favor
revocation OF the permit II all other
lunch wagons would also be denied
permits. -~- 4fs
In q recount Of the baIIets sass Cor
candidates for the Repuhlices morn
lnauon for estimator In the Tenth
ward, In the August primsries. Mar
TIN brennan was returned victor over
William ID. Farley. who. In the face
a plurality OF two votes. The recount
- gave Brennan a plurality or stx. the
final count being Earisy s13 and
Withdrew his petition for a recount
after four precincts OF the Tenth
ward had been counted. Hess gained
few votes, but not enough 20 wipe
= S. M
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
SUBURBAN NEWS


+
Miss Anna Klager has gone TO her
school work In Concord.
Fred Wellman has returned 20 Ian
sing after visit at the home Of his
M. and Mrs. Dwight Hand have re-
turned from. honeymoon trip to
Mackinae and are guests OF Mrs Her
Miss Alice Kiager began her school
Charles fThumm has returned from
Eau Claire and Benton Harbor. he
nuM family reunion at the home OF
Fred Bowman, near the former city
Miss Eva Thayer. OF Bay City. II In
the city e attend t,,n the N9rmsi No
81. win give the entire public initiation
work Wednesday. Sept. 70. at the
county. convention meeting 10 be held
James Van Duyne has returned to
his home In Abilene. Kan, after a
visit at the farm now owned by
Charles Thumm, and owned by Mr.. Van
The Stone school opened yesterday
with Aaron Summer as teacher.
Miss Luella seegar has returned from
W Ward srD hs sr9 Gssnrnss sro%
tourn Ia Texas, and Is much Improved
Miss Mabel oass is visiting in North
Warren Lewis has returned from
Bay City. where he has been attending
the fair.
The Rev. o. Lloyd Morris IL expected
TO return today from his European
trip.
DR.. Edw. George has returned from
an eastern trip.
The high school enrolment Is ais.
Mrs. May Sleeper Refill has gone TO
New York. where she has opened an
art studio
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Keylon, OF Terre
w. Keylon.
Mr.. and Mrs Atwood r. MacAndrews
and Mr.. and Mrs Harry Shafer have
through the Berkshire Hills.
Prof. Malvin Bassett. OF Mercersburg,
Pa, was guest Tuesday OF the Rev,
Mccord Muiock.
Miss Flora Williams Is teaching in
Houghton county
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15

can only prove rallying point fol-
the Austrians as the Russians are
continuing a relentless pursuit.
II Is estimated by the officers OF the
general stan that Russia has already
captured one-sixth OF the active Aus
trian artillery. The latest captures
were 309 cannon and 5000 men al
Rawa Ruska. with a mass Of war mate
rails that has not yet been sent 70
the rear.
The action OF General Broussilofl
In warmly commencing In general or
ders the Bulgarian General Dimitreiff
who volunteered for service at the
opening OF the war. will have an ex
cellent effect In Bulgaria. where Turk
ish emissaries have been very busy
In an attempt to persuade the Bulgar
ians TO make combination with Tur
key against Russia.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
dies ON EVE OF
ENTERING COLLEGE
M. Willis Lau Passes Away Day
Before He Was to Leave
For Oberlin

On the eve Of the day he expected
to begin his college COURSE, M. Willis
Lau, Jr., 19year-old son Of DR.. M. w.
Lau. No. 1O8 Delaware-ave., died. Mon
day midnight In Harper hospital, from
peritonitis, following an operation per-
formed Sunday night.
The young man was apparently In
excellent health, Saturday evening.
when with three Of his school fellows
he was guest Of honor at farewell
dinner given for the young men who
were all about to depart for Oberlin
college. Tuesday. Following the din
ner the boys INDUCED In athletic
games and young LAu was accident
ally struck In the abdomen. Nothing
was thought Of It at the time. but at
midnight, he was seized with violent
spasms and continued to suffer great
pain throughout Sunday. until the at
tending physicians after several con-
situations, decided an immediate oper-
alton necessary. Monday, the young
man was thought to be holding his
own, but In the evening hours, he suf-
fered q relapse and passed away at
midnight. a .a
Young Lau was one Of the most pop
ular students In Central High school,
and had q wide circle Of friends be
cause of his sunny nature and help
full, bright friendliness toward all
with whom he came In contact. He
was an exceptional student and fond
Of all outdoor life and sports.
The young man IL survived by his
father, two brothers. DR.. Frederick
Lau, Of New York. and Paul, the
youngest, living at home. and two sfs-
tiers. the Misses Katherine and Eliza
beth Lau.
Funeral services will be held in the
family home, Thursday afternoon with
the Rev. Hugh Jack. pastor OF Central
Presbyterian church. officiating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15

passing aircraft and grinned sheep
ishly when they saw II did not falter
but went impudently on.
The people on the restaurant ter
race kept their seats. They went
right on. drinking and gazing up
wards alternately. The little French
beauty said:
"such poor bomb. Not nearly Sc
loud az q cannon"
Then another bomb exploded, and
q third. The aeroplane turned DELHI
erately over the Eiffel tower and from
the top Of this tall structure q ma
chine gun ratified away. Then q can
non reared from somewhere near the
Champ de Mars-again and again
The German pilot turned and began
to back track. Near the Sacre- Occur
the church on the top OF the Mont
martre hill, the aeroplane veered
again and presently the patter, Of q
machine gun, working from the dome
OF this house Of God reached our
ears.
Funny they can't get him" said
the pretty little French woman. dab
bling her straw In the grenadine.
"Armored," said her companion, In
Q bored sort Of q way. Hes flying
an armored aeroplane."
why doesn't a French pilot 60 for
him? asked the woman.
Search me-" replied the man.
The aeroplane disappeared, and the
crowd on the terrace went right on
with its drinks.
While writing the above, the sound
OF gun firing reached me through the
open window. Looking out saw
everyone below me gazing up. About
1000 feet over the Rue Montmartre
directly over my head, "taube" was
blithely making Its daring way to
wards Eiffel tower. From there men
were firing by the dozens. Soldiers
In the streets blazed away at the
speck In the sky, but through glasses
/ could see that the machine was an
armored one and that the bullets
were doing no harm.
The people we're not excited. They
were only curious. Those who have
watched crowd at an ordinary avia
ton meet. can picture the Paris
throngs mentally and perfectly, az
they watch q bomb throwing aviator
from the enemy's lines sail over their
heads.
After circling the great steel tower
receiving baptism OF IRE from the
top Of II. the tube" returned, pass
ing over the bourse. A number oil
people collected under the terrace
roof there as matter Of precaution
One man expressed the sentiments
Of all the others.
German bombs don't always ex
plode." he said, but I'll bet one
would hurt mans head II II fell on
IT,"
Everybody laughed. The German
aeroplane over Aheir city didn't worry
them a BIT. They were not IN the
least panic-stricken. They took It az
q new sort Of an exhibition. provid
ing q new thrill. They watched the
German pilot disappear, In q hail oi
bullets, quite 90 n accustomed to such
things al their lives.
Paris 10 still smiling. She IL al.
most deserted, but she n gay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
In Local Payhouses

ed with large map on which he To-
Gates the various points of interest
and discusses the great conflict In a
side-splitting manner.
Evans stunt" is followed by a re.
production OF the taking OF Vera Cruz
by American marines and blue jack
cts, and well-executed military drill.
The performance concludes with a
burlesque bull fight, In which Evans
appears In the role OF dashing black
toreodor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Bigger and better than ever" are
George Evans Honey Boy" min.
1frols, which opened q weeks en-.
Goeement In the Detroit opera house.
4 Monday night The always popular
<Eyans has gathered the best company
<ol burntcork artists seen In recent
years, and has enriched the convenv
kionaI minstrel program with several
DoW> features which lend touch Of
Novelty to the entertainment
The opening overture, comprising .
nedley Of songs popular In the period
+ DotNeen 1880 and 1896, was applauded
=<opoakedly, none of the hits OF by
3 Eone days suffering appreciably by
4 CQmparison with their successors In
nopulah favor. .Way Down South"
. ~ Leroy 'LAsses" White. brought en-
HGore after encore, and James Meehan,
ECQof soloist, easily scored the must
~ bit Of the evening with II Had .
|o1, Had GAL"
John p. Rogers forcook the inter
ooutor's chair for q bass solo. which
- well received.
The second part opens with plan
1nf1on scene In which tuneful voices
*rnd erotesQue dancing figure pleas
In6ly, after which comes the real meat
M The performance. nothing less than
1n Illustrated lecture on the European
1or, BY Honey Boy" Evans himself
Mr. Nvans' dissertation II illustrat.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
WOULD DRAW SALARIES

Members OF the civil service com
mission appear before the council com
mittee on city and charter legislation
this afternoon, asking that an amend
ment to the charter providing salaries
for the commissioners be presented to
the people along with other amend.
ments to be voted on In the Novem-
Der elections.
The commissioners visited Mayor
Marx, Monday afternoon. to discuss
the matter, but the mayor refused to
make any promises In the matter.
eff the council will submit the
amendment 1t Is up to the people;
won't take sides In the matter at all"
he said.
The committee meets this afternoon
for the purpose OF considering the ad.
Visibility Of submitting an amend
ment providing for partisan primary
and non-partisan elections. The sew
eral amendments agreed to will prob
ably go to the council for Endorsement
this evening.
= Il.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-09-15
|SLAV RULER
SAYS HE'LL RIDE INTO
KAISER'S CAPITAL
(co.tinuea fro. Pass o.s,.

annex any Of Austria's territory.
Questions Of that sort must be left
until the war Ii over"
II is stated that the great mass OF
the Austrians who escaped slaughter
in the fighting that has been in prog
ress In eastern 0alicia from the
Dneister to the Russian Poland from
tier. have reached the west bank Of
the San river and are reforming
They win endeavor to hold the great
fortress of Prxemysl and the railway
line extending northward to Paroslav
Prsemysl IL q first-class fertilization
filed with supplies Of all kinds, but II