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PORT HURON DAILY TDIES. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1-PAGE 4 POLITICAL ASSASSINATIONS. NEW FANGLED DISHWASHER Only in the HOFFMAN'S LATEST. Port Huron Daily Times. Office of Pniilteatlon.

Sherman G-U Water St Port Huron, 11 UU. Ptirt Iluroa Tlun 'rporafion, I- A. hber-tuaa. Proprietor, Fred. W.

J-'hertnan. Engine ami Editorial Manager. The Hay Market. Large quantities of. hay are l-ing bn-ught to ti.t- prix-eiii by rws-hliiis: in Uii-iuHliat- It is no iHi--oinmn thing to s--e fr.n: lu t- of hir on the ntiiikei gr.uiiiis.

It yells at l-r ton. IlilwrnUin I'lcnlc i Th tinier of llilc rni.iiis will Utt-ir park Thurs-'day, Aiiti. i. A splendid ptfurram will i' j.rejwui. 'Ihe ihi are l.ktl forward to by a large numU'r of ll I 1 1 Our Mid-Summer Bargain Sale is Still On Odd lots of Pants (Mon's and Boys') at greatly reduced prices.

Special bargains in Shirts Odd lots and sizes of GOc Shirts for 3c, SI Neglieeos for 75c. Men's and Boys' Suits Special bargain lots at $5 and S7. 60, regular $7. GO and 1 0 Suits. Frascr CMW BARGAIN RELIABLE CLOTHIERS.

0. 0 The Alartin Trading A SPECIAL Wo have secured 2 in WIRE THREAD Dimities, quality. Theso wo offer ANOTHER BARGAIN 1 case Dress Lawns. cent goods, go for a few IN THE SHOE cases- SPECIAL DRIVE Tho regular l6 cent while thoy last at 6 1-2 cents a yard. LINE We offer as usual attractive linos at attractive prices.

Drop In for that pair of shoos, and boo how well wo troatyou In both QUALITY and PRICE. but everywhere j.u'IS End that pcvplt are interested iu our advcriueaiciji- that's the pur4e of our ad to get you intcrcttrd. We know tht afir yon are onc interested, and have lrtcd us, you'll be a Uvular Custoau-r. 216 HURON AVE, Bros. Association.

aflajj 0 All new effects; 12 1-2 days only at 8 cents per yard. Port Huron. 0 0 00000000 Company Estato Bnranlns. hav Jimt llNtnd tli Alfred Kadt bou. ati.1 lot nt I4i Pln tJrove ac It I a iiln-rooin iixxlcru Iiiiiiw, with all th hut a tioii lint, ilr.

t.Hi-x rIO. lu Hattl Crwk, li nc reaiton of lt ix-ltiK offered for aalv. hiiv Mn. rVrelval'a tinutit and lot SOI Fourteenth at, for ule. Jt aa prtly a home aa ariroti Inlxlit lh for, aiUi ulna ro-iiiiM, i-eliar, electric llgtila, hot and coJJ aMer, bath, etc.

John A turn a 1 the owner of unit of lit nalet lioiiwa on Howard No. VH. It Kit it-roira houw; with but h. clonet aud wa-ti stand. tor fuel and HutjttliK.

Ha. a lifW Imrn the alley. 1 lie liouw lu llrat-ciac repair and lh prl I ay down. Splpodfd hoi and ht at No. IOI Yfmvrr atreet.

I'rice, I1.4.VI. Paved atreet, aeaer ckM to atcel ard. Win. II. Mnnn owe two bnutrt on Wakehant plat.

In the tunnel tt-pt dl.trlet, out I on nni tre-t and tha otbr la 00 2lb atreet. itot jil- are new and ptrlurea of nt-ne. You can buy I hem by pat lux a aniall payment down. Tb-jr aro to Us aold aeparaUHy. T.

H. Ra.tla own. a n-at bouao and lot 414 mxteer.th tr-et. It ha en roMi, water and wtll haied and nly two l.licM from electric cur line and hool bouae. Ixwik at No ix4 Flk t.

It 1 a Ijuu and l-lona to Irwin corrM-r bt and In a o.l neighbor hoKl. Jamea froxier own a houiw and lot at tha eritrf Hklnoer and Tenth t. reM- in Flint and offer It (tlae for le rhp. QgCo. I Attempts Sceefcl aad oiumiir til oa the Lives of National Kl-r.

The nineteenth entur" has wit-i many jKditical assassinations. I he tollowitig list is taken from the Chicago Tribune; George III. of England; ntfeitipt hv Margaret NichoNou. Aug. 2.

ITsii: again t-y James Hattield. Stay Iv.m. NaiH'deon 1.: attempt by an infernal machine. Dec. 21, lt.

Paul. Czar of Russia: bv nobles. March 21. lsL SH-in-er I'ercival. Premier of England; by Bellingham, May 11.

Gorge when attempt Jan. 2s. 1M7. Andrew Jackson. President of the United States; attempt Jan.

Tut. lstll. Lotiis Pldlippe of Frame; many-attempts; ly Kieschi. US. lS'-l; l.y Aliband.

June l.y Meunier, Itf. i'T. Klti; by Darmes. ti.t. 15.

ISIo; l.y Ieomie. April It. bv Henry. July 2tt. Frederick William of Prussia: attempt by Sofclage.

May 22, Ferdinand t'haries Duke of Parma: March 27. Isalx lia II. of Spjiin: attempts by La Riva, May 4. IsiT; Merino, FeS. 2.

lSTi2: by Raymond Feuntes, May 2S. Napoleon attempts by Pianari. April 2S, 1S.V.; by Bellemarre, Sept. S. by Arsini and others" Jan.

II. l.OS. Daniel. Prince of Montenegro; Aug. m.

Abraham Lincoln, President of the United States; at Fords Theater. Washington: by John Wilkes Bojoth. on evening or April It: died on April lsTi. Michael, Prince or Servia; June 1. l.N'IS.

Prim. of Spain; Dec. 2S; died Dec. So, 1N7. George Darboy.

Archbishop, of Paris: by Communists. May 21, 1S71. Richard, Earl of Mayo, Governor General of India: by Shir AH: an etc-convict. In Andmon Islands, Feb. S.

IS72. Prince Bismarck: attempt bv Blind. May 7, by Kullman, June lit, 1S74. I Abdul Azis. Sultan of Turkev; Jnn.

4, 1N7C. Iluswin Avni and other Turkish Ministers; by Hassan, a Circassian officer. June William I. of Prussia and Germany; attempts by Oscar Becker. Julv 11.

by Hodel. May 11, 187S; bv Dr. Nobiling, June 2. 187R Mohemet All Pasha; by Albanians, Sept. 7.

1S7S. Humbert King of Italv: attempt by John Passananti, Nov. 17, 1S7S. Lord Lytton, Viceroy of India; attempt by Busa, Dee. 12, ISIS.

Alfonso NIL of Spain: attempts bv J. O. Moncasi, Oct. 187S: by Francisco Otero Gonzalez. Dec.

.10, 1S70. Alexander II. of Russia: attempts lay Karaknzow at St. Petersburg, April Hi, 1.850: by Berezowski, at Paris. June 1S07: by Alexander So-lovieff, April 14, 1870; by undermining a railway train, Dec.

1, 1870; iy explosion In Winter Palace, St. Petersburg, Feb. 17. 1SS0; killed bv explosion of a bomb thrown by a man who was himself killed. St.

Petersburg, 13. ISM. James A. Garfield, President United States; fthot by Charles Jules Guiteau. Washington.

D. C. July 2. 1881; died from his wounds Sept. 10, 1881.

Marie Francois Sndi Carnot, President of France; stahlied mortally at Lyons hy Cesare Santo, an anarchist, June 24. 1804. Stanislaus Stambuloff. ex-Premier of Bulgaria; by four persons, July 2T, 1805. Canovas del Castillo, Spanish Premier; at Santa Aguoda.

Spain, by Anarchist Golli, Aug. 1807. Elizalwth. Empress of Austria-Hungary by Luigl Loachiui, Sept. 10, 1S9S.

Bicycles at Reduced I Look at my line of FISHING TACKLE, I AWN TENNIS, BASEBALL AND GOLF GOODS. complete lino In the City. Oswald linger, 227 Huron Avenue. "PROPOSALS" FOR COflL, Office of EOAKDOr WiTIK COXMISSIONXKA Port luron, July l. Seah'd will he received ntlhu until 12 o'clock (noonl.

local tlnx-. Monday. August 6th, for the delivery into the coal lied at water work of one thou-smisd 1 (JuO) tons ot sr.Jokeless bltumliioua conl. Biddfr- to state nrme and kind of coal they prupwe to furnish. to le on or be'ore Fcpteiit-Iwr Gib.

The board refcerves I right to re-Jt any orail blda. Proposals to In- endorsed proposal for coal ami addressed to the Kl. JAUKS iXKLES, pecrelry. NORTD BONNEIi, I I PLUMBER? Plumbing Steam and Gas Fitting Hot Water Heating We are prepared to irlve etimate oa the fcbov In lh very latest design and appilaucea. -K palr work a upeciaJty.

Headqnarwra for Wlbacb and Gas Good. NORTH A BONNER, tru niter sx. imui i cones AdupUii by a Fourth Ward Attorney lieater. A Well known fourth ward altorney who lias 1m -en bach" for the pa.ft'two weeks dis-verefl a lieu. fur washing dishes' which lie thinks will' revolutionize the dishwashing busiuess and eventually do away with ail the old time tin-pan and dish-rag jmraplnriialia used in the job.

For the lwnelit of his iady friends he is willing that hi scheme shall remain nupa tented and the formula is herewi'h prvsen-d for their iMiu-tit: "Wait until all the dlslaM ia the house hare leeu used. Tli'-a secure two tsil.s. Into t.m tub put ail the dishes. Carry the same out on the lawn and turn on the lawn hose for live minutes. Then remove all the dishes one ly one and put th-m in the other tub.

Set the tub in the sun ami go down town or go to sleep, if won't make any difference to the dishes. When you are ready to get dinner the dishes are dry and the tub is carried into the house." The neigh-liors have watched the attorney working his dish-washing scheme several times and it Is said the plan lias been adopted by several of the other temioniry bachelors in the city more or less success. ESCAPED AN INJUNCTION. Port Huron Boatbcrn Hallway Company llallt a Quarter of a Mile of Track on Sunday. The Tort Huron Southern railway has one injunction on Its hands, and to complete the road it has been necessary to build a -temporary track around the- disputed property.

-On Saturday last it was rumored that the people, on the line iHtween the Carey proierty, cn Thirty-second street and love street, were alnttlt to apply for an Injunction restraining the company from laying its tracks in front of their property. The managers quietly secured the services of 75 men and 2 teams, and on Sunday graded, tied and laid the rails along the disputed projierty, a distance of over a quarter of a mile. An injune-tion could not lie secured on Sunday, and the only remedy now is a suit for damages. A PECULIAR SUIT Megan In the Circuit Court by IV. L.

Jenka Afflnat Sheriff Maine. Some time ago Byron MeCormick caused the arrest of George L. Rol-crts on a charge of debt. MeCormick won his suit and secured an execution against Roberts body. He was placed in the county jail, bnt was released on a jail limits lond signed by W.

I. Jenks. A jail limits bond provides that the prisoner shall not leave the county of St. Clair. Roberts, however, has spent some time past In New York city.

The case was taken to the police court and Judge Wagner rendered a decision holding Mr. Jenks resjionsible for over $1i. Mr. Jenks has appealed the case to the circuit court. The title of the case Is W.

L. Jenks Harrison W. Maines. SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. Meeting to be IleUl Early in September Probably la tirace Chapl.

A meeting of the Port Huron Sunday school institute will le held early in Septemler. Rev. John Munday, of Grace church. Is president, and S. S.

Hopkins, secretary. The place of meeting has not yet lecn decided upon, but it will probably be In Grace chapel." This division of the state Sunday School Association has been permitted to lag, but it Is hoped to place It upon a sound and permanent footing. The officers Invite all citizens to furnish suggestions as to subjects for discussion and also ask for Volunteers to write papers or make addresses. RAILROAD MEN Invited to Accompany Fort Huron Mer. chants to Bay City.

At the meeting offne Merchants and Manufacturers" "association Tnetlay eight it was announced that the employes of Block I were arranging for a picnic. A committee was apiomtd to extend a cordial luvitaion to the Rlx-k I men, their families ami their friend. to go to Ray City on Aug. 22, on the Merchants and Manufacturers excursion. IMLAY CITY PEOPLE.

About Fonr Handred of Them Came to Fort Horon on Taeaday. Alamt 400 excursionists from Imlay City tame to Port Huron cn Tuesday. They were taken to Lakeside park by the City Electric railway and many during the afternoon visited Stag Island. All were Methodist BAND BENEFIT WiU be Ileld at Fine Grove Park oa Thursday Even la An entertainment will be given at Pine Grove park on Thursday evening at o'clock by the Merchant Manufacturers association for the benefit of the City Imnd. A concert will be given in the pavilion and there will bo a dress parad.

participated In by Co. and several other organizations. CHANGE OF KEEPERS. Da a Carricaa, of the Fort Gratiot Light-hoaae. Will Go to Fort Aastln.

Captain Dan Carrigan, ofthe Fort Gratiot lighthouse, left on Tnesl.tv for Port Austin where he will lc head lighthouse keeper. J. liiires, keeper at Port Austin, will be the assistant at the Fort Gratiot light hoi 3cad it la the Tlaae. Charles Eiebhorn. of Detroit, cn Tuesday telephoned his father asking re-gaiding the ecudkion of his sister.

Mrs. Fred. was injured In a runaway accident about a week ago. Mr. Fichhorn says be read an account of tlie aeckteut la the Port Hnron Time while stopping at a town la Wisconsin.

Owner of the Lake Front Resorts to Severe Measures. Is Buiidlrtg a Substantial Wire Fence! Along the Beach. Only Cottagers Who Pay Rent Can Approach the Water. John M. Hoffman claims to own the lake front from the light hous, north to Hnroiiia Beach.

Ib levies --a rental of sjo.tat a year on all owners of cottages, and in this manner matfria'Sy increases his revenues. Some of the cottagers have refused to pay the amount. This week Hoffman set a gang of men at work bnlhlin-r a substantial i ft-n-e the entin length of the ltcacb. Gates are provided where-ever cottagers have- paid the rent. The edict ha gone forth that hereafter the beach Aviil be maintained as a private resort, ami only lhose who pay will be allowed bathing privileges.

Both ends of the lieach will fcnfd off and it is said that guards will see to if that the public is kept off of the sacred LAKE SHOHE. Item Gathered in the Ninth and Tenth Ward. Mrs. P. Dow.

of Armour street." is visiting Mrs. Jas. Rae in Battle Creek. Mrs. Fred Hedderick is taking a lake trip on the Starke with Oaot.

Hedderick. Miss Maud Roderick, of Gratiot avenue, has returned from a two weeks' visit in Detroit. Rev. P. Ross Pnrrish, of Fp-worth Herald.

Chicago, spent Sunday with his family in this city. Miss Pearl M. Moore, of Willow street, has returnetl from a month's visit with friends at Wvoming, Ont. John Culey and son left Tuesday for San Bernardino, CaL, after a month's visit with his mother in this city and friends at Saginaw and Niagara Falls. The Misses Ethel and Bernice Lord, of Chicago, who have ts-en the guests of friends In this city, and Point Edward, left Tuesday for a two weeks' visit at Niagara Falls and Toronto.

PORT HURON CLIMATE. Supreme Record Keeper nina M. Went Thinks It the Finest In the World. Miss Bina M. West, supreme record keetHT of the L.

O. T. who recently returned from a three months' western trip, on Tuesday said to The Times: "In my travels throughout the United States in the interest of the order I represent I have become firmly of the opinion that Port Huron furnishes the finest climate In the United States." A UNIQUE POSITION. Controller Cady is the Sole SnrTivInff Member of the County Building Committee. Controller E.A.

Cady is the only member of the St. Clair county building committee. He was appointed at the October session of the board of supervisors and is the only supervisor whose term of office has not expired since that time. He is the whole thing, but bears his honors gracefully. THE RAILROAD BRIDGE.

Four Steel Beams Will Be Used to Strengthen It. Four steel lenins will lie placed under the railroad bridge on Military street by the Rapid Railway company. It is expected, that the work will be done today or tomorrow and that before 'the close of the present week all cars from Detroit will run to Water street and around through Customs place aud Pine street to Military street NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY One Revised to Date Will be Issued Abont September 1st. Manager Failing, of the Michigan Telephone company. Is about to issue a new directory.

lie says he hopes that with the new list of names that the trouble existing in the exchange will be largely done away with. The new directory will be issued about Sept. 1. TELEPHONE ON FIRE. Drew a TLarge Crowd oa Itntler Street on Tuesday Evening.

Tl? telephone In Louis Lavigne'a junk shop on Butler srreet burned out at about half-past eight Tuesday night. A large crowd gathered in front of the place and watched the blaze for a few minutes. Officer Britta in Clarke arrived on the svne, lroke open the door and cut the circuit, prevent ins a serious Ure. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Iyouis to Geo.

L. Hart, land In lia; UX. N. D. Meniit to Elmer G.

Brown, land in Port Huron; consideration, 'Memphis Woman Wants Divorce. In the circuit court this forenoon Mrs. Apley. of Memphis, began suit against her hivUmid. Sylvester Apley.

for separate maintenance. Mrs. Apley sets forth la ber bill of particulars that her luu-Inand hast n-vd. great cruelty toward her. ft ruck her and called her vile names.

She says flie is unable to to live with him and as-lui tb court to ctniHl him to giver her enough money to keep np a separate cstahlL-hment. The Kl Mill Ecd Sale. The great Mill-End sale now going on at the Cash Dry Gsmls; store has broken all previous records for this popular place. On Tuesday, the? opening day. the stcre Vas crowds! all day long and the same condition of affairs ol-taius tJwirgh in a slightly less- degree.

The store bxw ixvn handn4y decorated for this Rile and all good. are marked with a special yelicw Mill-End Kile rag. Manager Asnian s-iys sale is a success" ia every way and the ladies say they get great bargains. jf nON Th carrier In IV.rt Huron. It suburb, anil other -tll-t and where farrier route tire -itah-ll-ued.

In rent a week for any (period of tltue. At the olfli-e of iiiil.lii ittli.il or by mail 10 rent a -k for any eriod 1i-h than tbr- uiotith. For ttirt-v month or more, when paid In advance at I In- rait i-t yeur. Th Weekly Tttne A paper of R4 column for country nn.l reneral lrulaii.in. Inl-llxlied in two part on Tuesday ami Friday.

Term of Kiilowrtpiioii On dollar a jrar. wnt by mail t. any iu lii United Htatea' or Oanada. lu advance. Itranrh Offirr.

For th vinTeiiletir of pntrnn branch fllce for the rH'i-i-nif of aud advertisement for the People', t'olumn bar Imvo established at ii following piaca North Kml-R. CI. Iturwell" drill afore, corit'-r firaiiot avenue nnd K1iiiw.m rM. line nir.Y Avenue Section C.wi. T.

'op-pernoii'a drug Kfnre, Pine Crow avenue. Tunnel l)efnt Section-F. Wood' Twenty-fourth atrect, nouth tuo railroad. Order for antwrlpflnria or rlnIncd advertisement If ft at any of theae gtalluu will receive prompt attention. IWU.Ir Cliiii.i look on the- rnite.1 Staffs a frlul fy our Chinese exi Juiun law.

it think we -an lt iinilerstaml ami sympathize with it aDtiiKiili.T lo foreiii r. It stilil that one- of tho fire-f stafos iu wlilch flovernor Itoosovelt will mak tatuiaii i Vcniiniit, whii-Ii hiUl. It mate t-li'ction iu S'tt-iulK-r ami which tht Ktfinbliean national comniit-tt-e li' to carry by a plurality of 1S9; Vcun.nt garo lln Republics gulK-ruatorial catiditlate a plurality of over which w.w ilv Ing exceedingly welL The Timet hojx! and exinn-t that the three Repnhlkan legislative convention of St. CLiir county to be held on Friday of this wk will adopt resolution farorlnjr the re-election of penntor 51c-ilillan. and that the county convention to lie held on Saturday, which will nominate a candidate for state senator, will do the sarnie.

Michigan Republicans generally want Senator McMillan continued iu oflice fur another bTm. rwHignliiug the fact that lie is one of tlie most Influential numliers of that btxly and that his services foranother fix years will of great adrantage to the state and to tin? ctmnirj- at large-. Although Generals Clementa, Mae-Donald and Rundle oixratel in the Orangt "river campaign which has just terminated In the surrender of Commandant Prinzloo and his entire fore, the credit for the capture will given General Hunter, and he will be one of the heroes of the South African war. The surrender wa1 brought about by an exchange of letters. The force of De Wet Is now the only one of any Importance still In arms in the Orange river colony and this Is reported to be held at bay by Colonel Broadwood.

The satisfaction In London caused by the surrender of Commandant Prinzloo is clouded by the painful recital of the shocking manner In which General Rundle' men have been starved" during the campaign. There are some features of the political wnvatiou In Michigan that may well cattse Ropublean misgivings regarding the ouicotne of mate, legislative and county elections tbe present ytr. The management of state affairs under Governor Filigree's administration hiist not betn economical or creditable, In some respects. The work of the last K-gishitive session waa not generally satisfactory Iu many counties controversies among Republicans and: dissatisfaction with ltx-al conditions are likely to canse defect ions; and condl-tlous precedent to the nominjtttug convention, efipeelaHy thvie pertaiuiug to the nomination for governor, had a tendency to disgust many Republicans with nwnhoits and managnent. All of these- things will have their influence uion Republican voters at the and although tin1 vote on President and memlrs of Congrefw likely to bold well to the ligures cf l51Vv t.tatc, legUlative and comity candidate will iffer unless the dL-vsatislied otus can le convtectMl tliat minor evils f-IiouM be overlooked fur the coiutuou gmnl.

Tue Tines does not loik for large majorities on the tate ticket thU fall or the ckxticn of an overwhelming nwjor-Ity la the Legislature. In St. Clair county the chances will favor the election of the entire Reiuiblii-an ticket if tbe action cf the nominating conventions to be held this week Is but there are pt-eeiibilitks which may result in the eWtkin of ome rvmocratio It Is the of every Republican who Is loyal to bis party and its hiteicfts to da everything In hk iwwor to rendtT thest4 pvrfibilitit, as renwte as he can. KEWS AND COMMENT. The population of Cincinnati was made ptiblic by the census bureau on Tnesdav.

The returns show a population of or an of U.T7 per cent over the census of lirt which showed One of the lost acts of King Humbert was to give his approval to plan cf tle young Italian, Emilk SUvertri, for crganizing an expditin to fx to the ik pule in siarch of the king's ad-venturo? in phew, the Duke d'AbnuKEl. ltjo king gave letters and pretsottf to SUlvertrl for tlH duke. The expedition Is naHy ready ami probably wULikH be greatly delajed Iff Humbert's death. It should U- said that littk aprvU- lioa la felt for the safety of the duke. A railFactnry.

A young lady of this city, while on s. was told of an ho kept a shop." 1'iwii her lerarn hotiie inf hi fatiiily that the new friend the Smith's kept a' pull factory. Arrested on buleion. George Fitzgerald. Saunders and Henry itave been arre.stetl on stispicii.il of- iwlMg iiiipiieaed in the tr-ceiit burglary i S- ikitk's lih hoiLsc.

President MeKlnley as an Kitltor. One of rhe department heails at Washington its -etnly rote an article fur The Ladies' Home ''Journal whith reqtiired the approval for palilication. The I'r-itl. nt asked that Hie article iw given ttt him. At the end of a week the manuscript came back editeil iu a way which completely won editci ial admit ion.

Tlie President was apparently thoroughly conversant with all the mail: which editors une in making cojiv t'nins-. Every--erasure and inter-limarinn had its proper sign, and each was in the I'rcsiJeut's own handwriting. Cavalry Homes Srvaree. San Francisco. Aug.

1. The government is finding great ditlicnltv in securing good cavalry horses for service in the orient. Last week fni chief quartermaster of the de- panmenc. started on a horse buviug trip, supposing that he. could litui all the animals required in the vicinity of Salinas, hitherto a base of supply for the to make up anything like the needed number, he so reportvd, at.d was ordered on to Ilollis-fer.

A se-ond disarpolutateat met him there, aud he is now canvassing this state and Nevada. Agents of the German empire, who are buying up horses here for the German cavalry, are also finding their task not an easy one. Cowardly rollceiuen. New Orleans, Aug. 1.

A special committee of tbe police lird. appointed to investigate the or the'pollee officers who were detailed to assist Capt. Day in the arrest of Charles, the uegro murderer. Monday night Inst, and if had arrested him. probably would have preveutcd the rioting which followed, has recommended that Charges of cowardice be brought against Sergts.

Aucoin. Corp. Treuchard and Officers Cantrclle. Pin-con and PernTer. and, of deserting his post against Detective Woodworthh iu the affair of Friday, when Sergt.

Por-teous and Officer Lally were killed by Charles. 1 Illfthly Insured. Rome, Aug. '1. -King Humbert enjoyed the distinction of being the most highly insured king in the world.

He carried policies aggregating and had invested through the London Rothschilds. He is said to have saved most of this out of his civil list of King Humbert a remnant of the private domain of the crOwn. most of which was relinquished In 1S4S. It is probable that his private income amounted to a year. BRIEF DISPATCHES.

The flrst cargo cf American coal imported into Russia has arrived nt Re-val for the use of the Warsaw railroad. Three thousand tons ot New River coal has reached Croustadt. Princess Cantasuzene (grand-daughter of the late ex-President Grant, and daughter of Fred Dent Grant. U. S.

gave birth to a sou weighing eleven pounds, July 27, at St. Petersburg. The war department has Issued an order for a general election to be held in Cuba on the third Saturday of September to elect delegate. to a convention to be held la Havana on the first Monday cf Novetnlier. This convention is to frame and adopt a constitution for the people of Cuba.

I The sixth annual convention of the Commercial Law League of America opened at Milwaukee Tuesday, and will continue throughout the Hon. Charles- R. Miller, of Canton. president of the league, delivered his annual address and the reports of the various committees were read. The States Ambassador to Germany." Andrew D.

White, aud Jcba D. Rockefeller, of New York, are passengers on the steamer Deutse'ilaad. which sailed front Cherbourg Monday night for New York. REPCBOCAN PRIMAniES. The tlepnbHcnn primary elections for the purpose of electing delegates from each wan of the city of I'ort Huron to attend the convention for the first legislative tlistrict of St.

t'lalr county to le liHd at Port Huron -oo Friday. Ausnst 3, lOOO; also for the purpose of electing from each ward tli' ity of Port Huron to attend the Itepnhiican county conrptitkin to be heH 'at Port Hnnm on Satnrtlay. Angnst 4. said county convention to be htid tor tbe purpose of nominating caadici.itt-s for county offlces for St. Clair county, witl hll on Wednesday.

Ansrust lt, lOodr from 4 o'clock until o'cliM-k in the afternoon at the following Hrst ward GaUaeher house. No. 120 Butler street. Second wartl Yacstnt store, east of Wey- erV "jtroeery. east Water stnet.

Third ward 1'ollee clerk's otSe. city hall. Fnrth ward Hse hon.se. Serenth street-Fifth a arl Waterworks building. Sixth ward ISryce bnilding, corner Eighth and Howard streets.

Seventh a-anl Hose hnnse. Kighth wan! Mission house, Tenth street, south of Bancroft street. Ninth ward Htse bnnsse. Tenth ward Hunt ell's barn, Hancock street. The seTeral wards will be entitled to send to the district convention and aljwi to the county convention the following number of delegates: I First ward ..........1.

...5 Second ward 5 Third ward 5' Fourth ward .....8 Fifth ward ...6 Sixth ward ...7 Seventh ward .......5 Eicht ward ....7 Ninth ward .5 Tenth ward 4 At our Grocery counters you can always find SEASONABLE TABLE SUPPLIES SAVING Choico dairy butter and fresh eggs a specialty. Tho smoked meats sold by us aro famous. We save you from ten to twenty-five PER CENT on Teas and Coffoes. ir 0 THE MARTIN BROS. TRADING ASSOCIATION, 0 218 Huron Ave.

0 choolcraft Denlers In Reul room at llin Varncy at. In fourth wrd for f.Y?. Jinwu payi'm-nt J.V) and hen 10 per month. Keveu nwm house nt ini Scott t. with SVJi foot front lot lit 1:13 fwt ilwituall-v fur ITOJ; or will Ri-il wiun- Iioiinm wth lot 'I (H)t front bv 132 f-ct Up tor (h.j.

Ik.wii payment ti'i). H'xroom housnTd ft. to alley at 1311 Tenth ht. in the alxlh ward forni for pJO en bh. Nine room liuuwi at 23trt Stone at lt ft.

SW ft. til itt; iront Slonn in Kite t. I'liie Iiooh in piHHl ii.ir. it. ltitiiii- on tcven ro.ut hoiM Htnl lot.

i ft. nt MM Stont. Frlc SI.Wu. Iwn pavutcnt 1. aifl MM fvfr yar tbrreuiU-r.

Thttt place Is In thn flfs.ii word. It will do jroat -yi' good tntuplnll Watf t. and ace that of Kd. J. Kenlalt'.

It uas flue Hado lrm, cellar, bath, clowt, ctvand 1 hcidatabar-gtxln for io -one. Ald.Cba. Iiucr'a at -No. ITS4 Flk st. it put Into th inrk-t to I ik.I.I quick.

It has cellar. two iiiantcU and grate, and Is a Hue corner lot. A. Hillmaa own aa lu.tiw at 813 Fourteenth ftr-t. Ill all tu Hum nha and at the pric ti holdn It au it ahould I a quick seiler.

iio look nt It. William Foster own a bou and lot at lattt Poplar at. Ht r.iidf- out twrl th tunnel di'ttot. h-ac hi for acillog. It i a cheap place for AIRMAN'S BREAD For Sole Jll Dealera.

AsK for IU --Ere EXE F. LAW. Chairman r.opgbUoaa City Committee. CHAS. J.

SFEI.Y. Secretary. i lillllMttHnlMIIIIHlM.