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POBT HTJBON DAILY.TIMES, TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 1907. PAOE8. rope together, are In Rome during the 'present week. Miss Sherman will sail from Naples for New York on the 16th I Inst. Mrs.

Crane will go- to Greece and twill not sail for home until about two i weeks later. Miss Emma Koob, who went to Los SEVERE ECZEMA CURED III SOUTH KERN'S Cream of Michigan MATRIMONIAL. A "marriage license has been issued i Wi 18 Beer 1 LH ap-- Brewed for people who appreciate a beer with the true flavor of malt and hops. A wholesome family beverage Phona 133 for a case delivered to your residence C. Kern Brewing Co.

RAISULI EXPLAINS. Moroccan Bandit Give Reason Why Ha Took McLean Prisoner. Tangier, Aug. In a ton statement to the correspondent of aa Ear lisb newspaper, Raisuli, the Moroccan bandit who is holding Caid Sir Harry MacLean a prisoner. blames the treachery of the sultan's government for his capture of Sir Harry.

Raisuli says that in the course of his negotiations with the man who is now his prisoner, previous his capture, he explained his grievances and Sir Harry promised him a safe conduct if he would go to Fes nd lay his troubles before the saltan, who would remedy them. He. accepted this offer, but while he was arranging for the Journey, government troops, ina'l-gated by the sultan's bad advisors. Sidi Mohammed Gabbas, the Moroccan minister of war. and General Bagdanl.

chief of the sultan's army, plundered and devastated his property at Zlnat and captured some if his relatives. In the meantime Sir Harry MacLean had shown him a letter from the sultan, promising him safe conduct, but he had also secured a copy of another written by the sultan to his minister of war instructing him to attack Raisuli vigorously Unless he went to Fez. This, continues Raisuli. convinced him of the treachery of th sultan, and he therefore made a prisoner of the English cald. Sir Harry, Raisuli declares.

Is perfectly safe his hands. He did not capture him for money, but for justice, and this he hopes to secure by calling the attention of the British government to his grievances. Salt Lake Mayer Resigns Salt Lake, Aug. 6. The resignation rf Ezra Thompson aa mayor of Salt Lake City was sent to the city council last night Mayor Thompson was elected in Kovember, 1905.

by the A mertoan, or anti-Mormon party. L. ot 4 Ellsworth Adams and daughter left this morning for a visit with Detroit friends. Mrs. Albert Falk has returned from a vist with her parents at Union ville.

Mrs. LTnger of Fort street has returned from a visit with friends in Milwaukee. Charles H. Gardner of Amsterdam, N. is visiting Ambrose McDonald of Sixth street.

Miss Lillian Clark, of Stratford, Ont. Is visiting Miss Shearer, of Twelfth street Mrs. Thomas Seupholm and children will spend a portion of the week in Wales township. Dr. A.

C. Sidler, mayor of Cudahy, is a guest at the home of Dr. Casper on Court street. Frank LaMere, of Detroit, will take up his residence in Port Huron the latter part of' next week. Walter A.

Smith, of Detroit, is spending a few days with relatives and friends in Port Huron. Mrs. be Conick of Detroit is a guest at the residence of A. Van Slam-brouck on Washington avenue. John McNeil Burns, of Detroit, Is spending a few days as the guest of his parents on St Clair street.

Joseph Ronan, of London, Ont, spent Sunday and Monday as the guest of friends in Port Huron. A. G. Mackay and son Kenneth have gone to Prince Edward Island for a visit with Mr. Mackay's father.

Misses Ida and Minnie Fortner, of are the guests of Miss Belle Brown, of Ninth street Mr. and Mrs. Redman, of St Louis, are the guests of their cousin, Mrs. Wm. Bryee, of Howard street Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Barnum have returned from a two weeks stay in the mountain districts of Eastern Pennsylvania. Rev.

W. Cain of Croswell Is in the city today enroute to the M. E. camp meeting at Simpson Park, near Romeo. Mrs.

Wm. Block and Mrs. Will Dryer and little daughter have spent a few) days with Mrs. Block's, mother at Goodells. I Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Pfaff, of Min-j WATCH THIS SPACE TO-MORROW Suffers Three Years Hands and Eye Most Affected Employed Doctor to No Effect Now Entirely Recovered and Will Recommend CUT! CUR A REMEDIES IN ALL PARTS OF PARISH "My wife was taken badly with ee ema for three years, and she employed a ooccor viu no effect at all until she employed "ticura Soap and Ointment. On of her hands and her left eye were badly affected, and wbeu she would stop using Cutkwa Soap ana Ointment the eo etna came back, but vetT slurhtlv: but it did her a sight of good. Then we complied with the instructions in uaing the entire set of Cutirura Rented) and my wife ia entirely recovered. She thanks Cuticura very much, and will recommend it highly in our locality and in every nook and corner of our parish.

God bless you for the sake of suffering humanity, I. M. Robert. Hy-dropolu), Jan. and Sept.

1, SOUTHERN MAN CURED Of a Terrible Eczema by Cuticura Id Six Weeks. "Some time ago I suffered twiblv with ecsema, and I had the best medU cal attendance, but the more medicine I took the worse it exetned to get. I kept on with medicine for about Ave weeks until I saw the Cuticura Remedies advertiMHl, and- I at once pur chased the Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent, but bad not tbe slightest hope of them curing me. AfU-r I had awed tbe first set of the Cuticura Remedies I saw the improvement, and in juat six weeks my skjn was as smooth as ever. 1 advine any one suffering from this terrible disease to use the Cuticura Remedies.

Henry J. Stelljes, 132 Spring SL, Charleston, S. June 12. ItKMJ." OoroplM Kxtrrnal aad Intmal Trastmt mr Brery Humor ot InUou. ChMrm.

b4 Adulumo. BiMit ot Cutwur 6op to CWm ib. bkn. CuUmra Olntmvnl (Vc.) to Hrti iha 8km, m4 Cutirura Rraaivent lft)r la the torm otCbamtia CoatrrJ Pills. 24c.

art vnl ot 0 to Purity Uw Hkind. Sold throughout um wnrtd. fottcr Iruc a Hole I'rr-IM Hoaton, Mm. 7 mr auaed Te How ta Cm skis Bsbmis, 1 The Earl Burgess Dramatic company Is attracting large audiences at the Kewahdin park theatre. Tonight the four-act drama, "How Women Ruin -Men" will be presented.

So much interest is being taken In the forthcoming presentation of "Lena Rivers" at the Majestic theatre on Thursday evening, that the assumption seems, warranted that the sale of seats will be unusually heavy. At all events arrangements have been matte to handle a very large crowd. The success of the play has been of unusual proportions. In fact, none of the book made plays of the last three ses-sons has had so great a measure of success and the work possesses many lasting qualities which guarantee it life for many years Miss Beulah who heads the cast, made a very close study of "Lena Rivers," and before the production of the pfsy went to Frankfort. Kentucky, and Slocumvllle, and visited all tho scenes mentioned in the book.

Great care was taken In giving the play tbe necessary atmosphere, and the production is a complete one. The first act scene is an exterior and is a very pretty one, laid In the bills of Massachusetts. The -1ant three are taken to the South and In three scenes are pictured tbe manners and life of that section so dear tq all our hearts. Miss Poynter Is supported by a cast of twelve i 1 MODERN MACCABEES Twenty Deputy Commanders Holding School of Instruction. Over 20 deputy greet commanders of the Knights 'sof the Modern Maccabees will arrive In Port Huron during the next few days to attend a school of instruction at Modern Maccabee temple.

MajftStin Theatre Thursday Aug. 8, Parker Co. Corner Military and Griswold PORT HURON I Angeles, CaL. last November to make her home with Mr, and Mrs. E.

1 Barrett, has entered the training Samaritan, one of the foremost institutions of its kind in Southern California. PERSONALS FROM EXCHANGES. Memphis Bee: The Misses Maine and Catherine Petit, of Port Huron, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Herbert Clausen. SICKNESS AND HEALTH.

E. E. Carson has been on the sick list for the past few days. Frank Mooney is confined to his home on Tenth street with illness. Alonzo Cumming has been confined to his home by illness for the last few days.

Mrs. Allen Appel, who underwent an operation at the hospital- sometime ago, is doing very nicely at present. A letter from' Germany reports that Mrs. Ernest Meisel stood the trip across the ocean well, and is improving in A BORN ARTIST Is Miss Helen Woytych, of Port Hu-- ron. N.

Cawthorne, to The Times, says: "The sacred concert at St John's Evangelical church on Sunday evening deserves more than a passing no tice, inasmuch as it was a positive revelation of what a young student can do who possesses natural talent and a determination to excel. Miss Helen Woytych. is undoubtedly a born artist Her violin playing has rarely been excelled by any concert player apeparing in this city. It is certainly due her as a matter of encouragement to say her playing was thoroughly ap preciated by the large audience pres ent, and she received unstinted praise for her fine work. If she continues to improve in the future as she has done in the past, she will not be long in taking her place among the notable Violinists of the day." THIRD COMPLAINT Made Against Anchorville Man For Selling Liquor on Sunday, August Cristie, an Anchorville saloon keeper, was arrested this morning on a charge of keeping his bar open on Sunday.

August 4. I The I I 1 Bill Ml mi T-1 1GP Prices 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c, complaint was made by Sheriff Davidson. When arraigned in police court this morning Christie pleaded not guil ty. Christie was fined $100 several months ago after pleading guilty to a similar charge in circuit court. One case is now pending against hisL but has been adjourned from time to time because of illness at his home, so that the latest warrant makes the third accusation of the Sunday violation made against Christie.

CIRCUS HAS BIG THRILLER Automobile Somerset with Forepaugh I and Sells Bros. Show. I The automobile somerset, "Beyond the Limit," is the thriller this season with the Forepaugh and Sells circus which will be seen in Port Huron on August 19. I The act is a case of human daring and recklessness pushed almost to the point of certain death, and more wonderful yet, the feat is performed by a frail young French woman. Mile.

La Raque. There have been many circus thrillers of more or less meritL but they will all forgotten when the act of Mile, a Raque is seen. Start tng In the dome of the tent this French girl plunges down a steep tramway in a heary machine to within a few feet of the track, where a sharp upward carve sends automobile and rider high ia air. For a fraction of time the ponderous car pauses ia space, then turns a complete somerset and dashes, wheels down, to a spring platform. There is a brief of exquisite suspense to the actl that almost stops the heart of spectators, Nierves are tense almost to the Knapping point till relief comes with the crash of the heavy rubber wheels on the ground stage.

The act is so intensely sensational and thrilling, as to be entirely different and far remor- ed from asTihiss else ever seen. NEWS IN BRIEF. Sheriff Artis of Greenup, Ky and Deputy Williams were Bhot Monday afternoon while arresting three tlm-bcrmen working for the Cole-Crane company at I ronton, O. Williams will die. One man was instantly killed and six others seriously injured by the bursting of a thirty-ton fly-wheel at the works of the Yougstown Iron and Steel Roofing in Youngstown, Monday.

Leon Mallle, the Trench naval re-eervist, who fired two revolver shots at President Fallleiies of France on the streets of Paris July 14, last, was Monday declared to be insane and was cent to an asylum. Fred Upright of Ulster Heights, near Ellenville, Ulster county, 1. Sunday night shot Miss Flora Wright and then committed suicide. we a suitor for Mlse Wright's hand, but imagined he had a rival. Miss Wright will recover.

It has been announced at Grand Army headquarters In Saratoga, N. that President Roosevelt would not attend the national encampment there in September. An invitation was sent to the president, who replied that he would be unable to accept iL Several hundred of "the uniformed rank. Knights of Pythias, from Ohio; West Virginia and Virginia, are holding a weeks encampment at the Jamestown exposition. The western Pyth-lans came principally from Cincinnati, Columbus and Athens, Ohio.

Sheriff Bullitt of Jefferson county, late Monday afternoon raided two pool rooms opposite the Churchill Downs racs track in Louisville. The principal operators of the rooms were the blackboards stripped from the walls and the paraphernalia of the rooms confiscated. CHrCORY CROP It Will Be Larae In St. CUIr County. The chicory crop in St.

Clair county will be larger this year than ever before. The season has been a good one for its growth. to Florence Staub, aged 19, and Arthur Bassett, aged 20, of Clay. SOCIAL GATHERINGS. Court St.

Clair will hold a meeting this evening. Ne Plus Ultra hive will meet on Wednesday afternoon. The Eastern Stars held a nlpnsant meeting on Monday evening. Miss Ethel Sareent entertained the Queen Esthef club Monday evening. Geo.

Langtry's dancing assembly will be held at Kewahdin beach this evening. A Hospital Aid society whist party is being held at Gratiot beach this afternoon. Mrs. George Thompson entertained a party of friends at her home on Pine Grove avenue Monday afternoon. A large number of Port Huron people will attend the whist tournament at St.

Clair on Wednesday and Thursday. The W. R. C. The Women's Relief Corps will hold a social at the residence of Mrs.

J. D. Kenney, 1344 Griswold street, Tues day afternoon. Entertained for Guest. Mr.

and Mrs. W. G. Mcintosh entertained a party of friends at Iheir home, 729 Division street, in honor of James M. Clealand, formerly of St Clair, but now of Tonti, 111.

Progressive pedro, progressive peanuts and Maud were the leading games of the evening. Prizes were awarded to the following: Walter Ryan. James Foster. Mrs. W.

L. Washburn, Mr. Shaffer and Mr. Clealand. After a pleasant time spent in games and amusements all retiredUo a pretty decorated dining-room, where light refreshments wer served.

The out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Simmons, of Sarnia: Miles Shaver and Miss Ida Clealand. of St.

Miss Lillian M. Clark, of Stratford, and James M. Clealand, of Ton U. 111. PERSONAL MENTION.

Claude McMann is in Tilbury, Ont. Frank FUz was a Detroit visitor on Monday. D. P. Markey has returned from New York.

R. Black spent Monday afternoon In Detroit. Mrs. E. E.

Carsoh left this morning for Buffalo. Allen Appel has returned from his eastern trip. Daniel Foley is spending the day at Tashmoo park. Miss Ethel Annett is visiting friends in Toledo; Dr. Green, of Richmond, spent Mon day in Port Huron.

Jay Cooke Is spending a ten days' vacation; in Toledo. Cyrus Pearce. of Ubly, is spending the day in Port Huron. Mr. and Mrs: Ed.

J. Rodgers have returned from Detroit. A. Bostwick, of Lapeer, is spending the day in Port Huron. Miss Berry Goulden has returned from a visit in Detroit.

W. E. Jarvis, of Detroit, is spending a few days in Port Huron. Fred Newton left this morning for a few days' visit in Detroit. Eugene O'Neill spent Monday as the guest of friends in Detroit Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Berry left today for a trip to Niagara Falls. Lincoln Avery and wife returned on Monday from Higgins Lake. Howard Bennett has visited In Detroit for the last few days. W.

J. Roberts, of Marine City, Is visiting Port Huron friends. Chas. M. Yates, of Detroit, Is the guest of Port Huron friends.

Miss Alta Farwell left Monday for a visit with friends in Saginaw. Martin Ellinwood, of Riley, was a Port Huron visitor on Monday. Ernest Spencer has resigned his position with the Pere Marquette. Ira Killman. of Applegate, Is spending the day In Port Huron.

Henry Morgan, of Marine City, is spending the day in Port Huron. W. O. Lee has returned from a trip through Michigan and Wisconsin. Rev.

Haywood, of Gardendale, visited friends in Port Huron Monday. A. Galbraith, of North Branch, is spending a few days in Port Huron. J. Terney of Roscommon is spending a few days in Port Huron.

The Misses Alice and Lucile Mason are visiting friends in Harbor Beach. Roy Cole, of Detroit, is visiting friends In Port Huron for a few days. Miss Kate Kennedy, of Sarnia, was the guest of Lillian C. Phillips San-day. William Kerr of the Pere Marquette offices Is taking a two weeks vacation.

Frank Willis and family are camping on the lake shore daring the present There I mw Catarrk la tfiis section of the country than all other dljuuw pat to- trrtber. and until tbe last few ynn wii apposed to be insurable. For a great ma ay years doctors prooowH-ed a local disre and prescribed teeal remedies, and by constantly faiuag to care with local treatntent. pronounced It Incurable: Science has prov es catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore rmumt roostituttonal trtat- aaent. Hall's Cstarrfc Core, maaafactarod tr F.

J. Conner tc Co, Toledo. Objo. Is tie oai" rmmiratioBai rare tbe market. It la take tatersaUy ia dw from lO drop to a tmmoonftil.

It acts dtrertly on rbe blood and mncoot surfar of the ayrtesa. Tav offer oae aandred dollars for mar ease it fails to care. Srsd for drcoiars and testimonials. Address: F. 3.

CHEXKT CO, Toledo, O. Take Hall Family PHie for eoostW Gas And Electric Fixtures At Auction The sale of our Immense stock of Gas and electric fixtures, electroliers, gas and electric drop lights, globes and flttlngs.wlll take place at 2:30 Thursday and Friday afternoons, Aug. 1st and 2nd. Sales on the second floor These goods must be sold Irrespective of cost or value. COMRIE BROKAW.

Auctioneers BtW: Peter T. O'Neill Buy Your Furniture and Everything for Housekeeping From Steam a Seats now on sale. den City, have returned to their home after a week's visit with, in Port Huron. Mrs. A.

C. Morgan returned to her home in Detroit today, after spending the week with Mrs, A. L. Appel, Lapeer avenue. Mrs.

Ernest Burns and family of Cleveland have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Unger of Fort street. Miss Clara McDonnell of Rawlins street is spending a few days with Miss Louise O'Neill at 519 Jefferson avenue, Detroit. Cornelius Brennan has returned to his home in Merriton, Ont, after a visit with his sister, Mrs.

F. C. Bowen on Cedar street Mrs. Milton A. McRae of Detroit.

who is spending the summer at Grande Pointe, is the guest of Mrs. L. A. Sherman this afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. James Cooper and family have returned to their home; in London. Ont, after a visit with Mrs. S. M.

Wilson on Gillett street Miss Iva Sharrard has returned to her home in Memphis after spending the past fonr weeks as the guest of Mrs. A. L. Appel, of Lapeer avenue. Miss Marie Newton, of Seventh street who has been spending the past two weeks in Marysville with her grandmother', Mrs.

Newton, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill W. Harden are spending a few days in Detroit They will return to Port Huron for 1ft days before returning to their home in St.

Loaia, Ma Mrs. Emma Goodell and. Master Murray Goodell left. Mdnday evening with a party of friends from Detroit for Mackinac Island and the Soo, where they will spend two weeks. Mrs.

S. A. Crane and Miss Edith Ward STiermas, who are touring En We have just unloaded a cargo of Pittsburg No. 8 Lump, unexcelled for steam purposes. Hard and Soft Goal of all kinds for domestic use.

Dry Wood and Kindling. 235 HURON AVENUE COAL We would 578 QUAY STREET PHONE 338 Hay, Straw, Oats, Corn and Feed, be pleased to have a trial order. IE.McCOLLOM&Co Howard -Furniture Company FOR CASH. OR WE'LL TAKE YOUR WORD DON'T WORRY BAER BLOCK, 501-509 HURON AVE. DON'T WORRY PHONE 225 FRANK A.LUZ GO PLUMBERS 525 EAST WATER ST..