The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-17
I .oc al Item 8
Michael zimmerman, n city hreman.

Michael zimmerman, city fireman.
WINS thrown from "a department sup
ply wagon at Fort and Eighth SITS.
Wednesday afternoon. when his horse
SHE'D at "A passing automobile. lie
was taken To Red Cross hospital
with broken leg.
John G. McCnbe will not he ousted
from nj. position as boiler inspector.
Judge Donovan deciding "Wednesday
afternoon that he is entitled To the
position. QUO warranto proceeding
To Gust McCabe were brought by }.
Harvey Williams. the former IN
speCtor.
Michael NOOnan. of No. 100 Vermont
nve., wishes IL understood that I'nt-
rick Noonan, arrested Tuesday night
for trying To entice small boy INTO
an alley. and fined s25 with the OPP
tion OF so days in the works, does
not live at that address. although ne
so gave II TO the police.
william Murphy, No. go Second-st',
shot through the stomach by silns
freeze. n boarder in his home last
May. is falling rapidly, and his re!a-
tives fear he VIII not recover. In
the event OF his death. freeze Will
probably be charged with assault
D with Intent to Kill. He has been IN
Jail since the shooting.
While scrubbinE "a floor In the Toismn
building, " ednesday, Mrs. Clnrn
Schamlian. "A janitress In the build
ing. was bounced on BY Mrs. Maoei
Sheridan who declares that the for
mer has alienated the affections or
Mr. Sheridan. Mrs. Schamlian later
secured a warrant charging her as
sailant with assault and battery.
Thomas Farley, OF Howell, Mich, came
10 town, Wednesday, tn buy n horse
and fell in with Joseph Reed and
man named McGory. Wednesday
night he caused Reeds arrest, claim
ing ne had been swindled out or
$50 check. Reed was released, Thurs
day morning, after making restitu-
ton to Farley, according TO the po-
Wyandotte business men are trying to
agree ns to which telephone system
shall receive their support. Ford
village has offered the new Inter
state Long Distance Telephone Co.
franchise allowing IL to use two
main streets in the village. Pro-
posals for franchises are being made
to the councils OF other down-river
towns by the new telephone COM
pany.
supt OF schools Martindale will rec
ommcnJ course In spanish for the
Central high school at the next meet
ing OF the committee on teachers
and schools. To be held Monday.
knowledge OF the language is inn
portant To Americans OF the present
day, he believes. because OF the re-
publics relations with South Amer
lea, and because OF our newly &C
quired insular possessions.
Louis Barnett, No. I43 Mont calm-st
east, caught Negro prowler peering
through the window OF neighbors
the neighbours assistance, captured
the fellow But the Negro refused
TO stay captured. While a third citi-
zen was running to notify the police
the Negro managed to pull a revolv-
er from his pocket and with II
= frightened his captors into turning
him loose before the patrol wagon
arrived.
Harry ward, ~ years old, No. s9s vcr-
mont-nve., employed by IL. Hulin,
grocer and meat dealer at No. 1873
Woodwa rd ave, was struck by an
automobile containing two men at
Woodward ave. and Leicester-ct.
"Wednesday afternoon. and sustained
several fractured ribs. He was taken
home in the automobile. The men
gave what purported to be their
names and addresses to the rela-
lives but both were found later TO
be fictitious.
A young nun giving his name John
Fern. who says he ~ only IL hut
looks Older. was arrested on Wood
ward-ave. after an exciting chase
"Wednesday afternoon. and lodged IN
the central station on a charge OF
attempting to steal two diamond
rings valued at $3.50 from the Adolpn
Enggass jewelry store. No 90 era
tiot-avc. Fern went into the store
and asked TO be shown some spark
lers. Clarence Enggass placed a tray