The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-11
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The heir. az the late George Marx,
founder al the WyandOtte brewery'
have started suit In circuit court IN
an effort 10 settle dispute oN'' wv
disposition OF the estate
Mary Lime has began suit In circuit
court nguiust the ID. u. H., claiming
10000 Tor injuries sustained Whth
she fell through trap uooi ln d
Crosstown car She says het spii,'
was Injured and several teeth broken
Henry SIrIch. No. 1893 Flfteenth-st.. re-
ported 20 the police 1hursdny night
that his wife had disappeared from
home together with trunk ana N5V
i'm cash Tho couple were married
last Eebruary. Immediately after Mrs.
Ulrich obtained divorce from heI
first husband.
Judge Phelnn hns granted stay OF
proceedings In the case OF Robert
Lewis, the Negro found guilty
"Wednesday. of assaulting Miss Flor
ence Henderson, a mulatto' with a
knife Lewis's attorney Is preparing
To move for a new, .triaL claiming
that Lewis Is insane.
Ed,,nrd Cnrrnbin, manager OF the Me-
GrcgOr mission, swore out warrant,
Thursday, for the arrest OF timothy
Comrie. formerly fireman In the
mission, charging him with stealing
$50 from the cash drawer while act
ing as night Waterman Comrie has
disappeared since the theft
Ash II. Rowe, Plymouth school mas
ter, secured warrants la the police
court Thursday, for the arrest or his
wife Minnie Rowe. and William Pat
terson, on serious charge. Rowe
says the couple ran away from Ply
mouth several weeks ago ana claims
al
No. 325 Jay-st.
Peter Berg. formerly Lieutenant on
the Cincinnati police force, but now
retired. has reported 20 the local po-
lice the theft OF a willow cane pre-
scented to him by an old comrade In
the sixteenth u. :. Infantry. whom he
recently met in Washington. He
priced the cane very highly, and OF
fers reward for its return
f.. Il. schreiter, secretary OF the COM
mon council committees, has been In
Vited to deliver an address at the
Omaha convention OF the American
League Of municipalities on the topic.
How tho city OF Detroit handles Its
paving. cleans It's streets and con-
trolls It's public utilities" He will go
II the common council 80 orders.
Residents OF Crosse lie are again COM
planning of the noise caused by the
blasting at the Sibley stone quarry,
and allege that work Is carried on
night and day; making sleep almost
what can be done TO abate the nuis-
ance. The residents also KICK be-
cause William and Peter Cada have
moved their saloon from the lower
end OF the island up into the moro
arlstocratic portion OF the island.
Two prOstrations as n result of the In
tense hcnt OF Thursday were report
ed Charles Palmer, colored living
at No. 9S Clinton-st., was overcome
while unloading coal at the water
works dock. and fell unconscious on
the deck of the boat Corrine Berry.
also colored, was overcome while
working about her home at No. 2IS
GratiOt-ve. Both patients We're re-
moved TO ST. Mary's hospital, where
physicians say they Will recover
Chief Deputy sheriff James Cunning
ham brands false Pntrolman
Thomas Madden's statement that
Deputy Goldwater struck him In Cum
ningham's presence and after Mad
den had been handcuffed, at the fair
grounds. Wednesday night. III Gold
water struck Madden while he was
handcgfed certainly did si,G not see H.
had occurred In my presence both
Goldwater and Madden would have
gone to jail in handouts.
Al. Green's band will render the follow
Ing program I'm WaterNorks park,
Saturday Mt 1880: March OF the
Marines" Brooke. overture, Poet and
Peasant" SuppeT waltz. Blue Dan
en-" Bach. selection from opera Fan
tana." Eubbell; selection from The
Burgomaster." Luders: serenade..
"Salut di Amorn." Elgar; description
~ Hunting Scene" Rucalossi; popu-
lar medley. "Remlck's Hits No. A..
Lampe; march. American Republic"
Thielc; star SpanRled Banner,
=. Remsen bishop, principal of the
Eastern high school. and Miss kathe-
rine Il. White, principal or the Brad
ford Smith school, leave the latter
part OF this month for trips OF inspec-
tion 10 the schools OF Great Britain,
France and Germany under the pro-
visions OF Mr.. Mosley the English
man. who, two years ago. sent several
hundred British teachers to inspect
American schools Miss Louise L.
Rohnert. principal OF the Thomas
school. and Miss Clara Beverly. OF
the Washington Normal school. are
now abroad on similar missions.
when Charles 4. Serrior returned To his
home at No. 50 MIiwaukee-ave. enst,
Thursday. after a months absence. he
found the house denuded of It's cleo
trio fixtures. Door bell connections
batteries and other articles OF like ma
ture had completely disappeared. Pre-
cinct Detectives Dibble and McDon-
nell went on a still hunt through
the neighborhood ana claim to have
found the stuff I'm the basement Of
Roy Cornehrs home at No. 263 Mil
waukee cast. Roy. who is Ii years
old. had fitted up a miniature Edison
laboratory and was getting ready to
experiment. He was turned over to
tho trnnpt naBparc