The Detroit times., 1908-07-14
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EVENING" BELLE Isle. Wednesday after
FIR. Ernest vanDyke, of ~. Aloysius
church" ON n;ns EenSsr
that the church poor boz. containing
about So, had been stolen.
The Rev. A. n. Barr, OF the Jefferson
ave. Presby terinn church, who under
went on operation in Harper nos.
pital two weeks ago. has recovered
sufficiently TO be removed 10 MS
home.
BrickInyers' Union, No. .. of Detroit,
Will give Its fourth annual excursion
To- Putin bay. Saturday, July rs. The
program includes races OF All kihus
swimming contests. dancing and
baseball games between the east ana
west side bricklayers' teams.
by decision OF the parks committee OF
the common council, there Will be
Sunday baseball on the city dia-
monds. Chairman Freiwalu, OF the
committee says he can see no more
harm in Sunday baseball than IN
canoeing. and that one sport may be
regulated as we'll az the other.
w. W. CastIeman. of Lionf. y. j., re-
ported to the police Monday after
noon that he had been robbed or t12O
while asleep In his room In the Hoo
tel Pontchartrain. Castleman said
to the man responsible for his loss.
The hotel people refuse To discuss the
case.
Mrs. Wand Wilson, who conducts "a
tried TO end her life Monday after
noon by taking chloroform. Room
ers who were attracted by the wo
mans means, called Dr. 7. A. LATER
~ and after several hours work he
announced that she was out or
danger.
james, alias Joseph williams. the col
ored man, who IL believed TO have
Plum-st.. and Miss Veronica Coffey.
of No 1877 Rademacher-st;, as they
were walking on St Antoine-st.. on
the evening OF April IL, was arrested
in South Bend. Ind. Monday night.
An officer will be sent after him.
Il. j. VI. Haily, corporation counseli "t
have found thrt "A vacation costs "a
lot OF money TO be success. One
year | took my vacation around De-
troit. and l never got out OF the
grind for a day. This year | go to
Duluth by steamer. starting Tuesday.
and | shall not hear anything OF
what Is going on until return"
Arthur Nelson. of Boston. arrested
for stealing q suit ease from the In
terurban waiting room. was released
Monday afternoon. the owner. the
Rev. Fr. G, NJ. b. Schenkelberg. OF
Jackson. refusing to prosecute. When
Nelson was arrested. he broke down
be going crazy, as he had no use for
the grip. He had s6S in his pocket.
The old mcn arrested by Detective
wilkinson re Woodward and JeHer-
son-aves.. Sunday night. under the
name OF George Miles. was Identified
Monday as Thomas Moore. alias
Wv Risky Tom" who the police say.
is notorious pickpocket As there
was no evidence against Moore. the
police were Obliged TO release him.
but ordered him to get out Of town.
George william Moorei The work
that was done by Daniel J. Campau's
enemies to discredit him. has reacted
and really strengthened him He IL
so well known to the majority OF the
members OF the national committee
that charges made against him mere
" hurt the men making them.
Whether ne "a chosen as chairman
OF tie national committee or not.
he Will have a very important part
In the campaign"
Little Eleanor ST. Pierre, of Detroit, at-
tended the annual picnic of the
Trades and Labor council In Port
prize Of barrel OF -four for being
the prettiest child at the outing.
Eleanor is spending her vacation
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bennett. No. 903 Stanton st.
Port Huron and Is daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. St. Pierre. OF No. % TWEEN
ty-second-st.. this city
The lid wn. put on two more saioons,
the prOprietors of which are said IA
have disregarded the ! o'clock clos
ing agreement. by the police, Monday
eFs No re s5 Jesr soS eS ana r.
Buchanan's. No. 81 Randolph 81.
Promptly at IL o'clock officers APP
pearSd with y, orders to guard dv the EN- en-.
saloons from doing business. Both
saloonkeepers closed their doors,
however
David Yustu. n Polish Iaborer, 45 years
old, residing mt No. q Boi~e-nlley, aud
employed on the Michigan Central
tunnel. fell on street car at Hast
ings-st. and Canheld-ave" about
o'clock Tuesday morning. while re-
turning from work. and was found
lying unconscious In the street few
minutes later. He was removed To
that he had been injured about the
head. with a possible fracture OF the
skull. His recovery Is expected
Charles IL. Beck. aged 40, of No. 2D5
late Monday night, and aroused the
neighborhood by talking from the
window OF his home to people who
had gathered In the street With
considerable difficulty he was In
duccd to enter the East End ambu-
lance. and was removed to st. Mays
hospital. There he became violent
and IL was necessary to administer
opiates. No cause has been assigned
for his sudden mental arrangement
Members of the Indepe ndent Order Of
fOreStera wcut bOts blnmc DARK
on the steamer Columbia. Monday, on
their annual outing, and enjoyed a
fine program of athletic sports. The
excessive heat made IL necessary To
shorten the program. although there
were many interesting events. There
wrc two ball games. the first between
Court Cadillac and Court Kirby.
which resulted in favor OF the latter
by score OF 10 TO 7. and the second
between Court Kirby and Court
Woodward. Court Woodward win
ming.
CoatIess and hatless. r. =. Bayiey, the
music dealer nt No. 23 WilcOx-st.,
and his friend. James Maitland. No
25s Theodore-st., a salesman for the
Farrand Organ Co. appeared in the
central station. late Monday night,
and reported that the formers auto
mobile, Ford machine. painted
white. had been stolen from I'm front
OF Riverview park. They had stopped
at the resort about IL o'clock. they
explained. leaving their coats and
hats IN the machine. and when they
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