Mrs. Starkweather Worse

Mr. Mary Aun Starfcweather lias liad a relapse and there how to be no hopo wttatever for lier reco7ory. Today was roally the first time since her sickness that the attending physician has becn obliged "io say that there seemed to te not a single ray o" hope. Her rtofore when speaking of he - condition it was a'lways that there was some chance, slight as it .nay '33833, bat today he does not _xpress hïmseir thus. The heart is beiug stimulated and kept in acción while the great store of vitaliíy kejps her alive, but her friends and relatives wiio surround her fully realize that the ond must soon come. Yesterday was Mrs. St.n-kweather's 7Sth birthday annlvgrsary. Miss Ella Springer and Abraham Hooker wcre married at Milán September 15. The bride is well known in this city. Oscar F. Westfall lias moved out of the Dolson flat and hito the Occidental, lie espeets to move his lining 1-00:11 furniture there soun. Work on the Ballard and Ellis st. scwers has been progressing so rapidly that the construction will all be completed Saturday night. Jim Kinney, an incorriglble, was. arrestod yesterdaj' for being disorderly and this being his second líense he was sentenced to GD days ia the Detroit' house of eorrection.