The Detroit times., 1908-10-07
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Julius Haltenberner, NJ this city, salled
Tuesday Tor Germany, ON the. North
German Lloyd steamer. Kronprinz
Wilhelm.
Joseph ,. starr. hsiling from Newport,
Mica, reported 10 the police, Tuesday
afternoon that he was robbed or $lO
at No. ia Champlain-st. May Clark,
residing at that address, was locked
up on suspicion.
The Detroit high school house Of repre-
sentatfves will consider = bill tn pro-
vide for q national divorce law in its
next meeting Friday afternoon. at
$3.50. In room No. 2i1. Central high
school. The bill will be introduced
by Leon H. Hamburger. MINI. Visit
ors are cordially invited.
Civil service examination will be held
In the once OF the lixht-hou I'm
spector, No. S05 Postoffice building.
on Oct. 20. 1905; for the position of
house service. Blank forms, applica-
tfon for examination, may be had ON
application To that office.
Ceunty Treasurer Forbes Robertson,
candidate for county auditor, has
. come ont in favor OF the resolution
introduced In a meeting OF the SUI
pervtsors. Tuesday, by Supervisor Nc
Ciellan to reduce the board Of aud
itors to one man. and says that IL
elected. he will work with that end
In view. Auditor Buhrer does not
favor the idea. saying that one man
could not do the work.
6sdnsy Hfl, aged ~, who lived with
HIS mother mt No. 45 Cameron-ave.,
was run down by a train and In
Tuesday. He was employed as an
oiler on the steamer Powell Stack
house. He was practically the sole
support Of his mother. He has an
older brother. John. also sailor, but
owing TO the lack OF business, he has
made but one trio this season. The
body will be brought home for burial
Ms. Virginia AlIard, aged 81. wife OF
"A Al nj
Charles Vernisr. Crosse Pointe pr
oneer. died Tuesday night, of heart
disease. Mrs. Allard was born. In
been the home of her father and
grandfather. She Is survived by four
sons. William. Frank. Harry and
The funeral will be held Friday from
St. Paul's church. OF which she was
q member.
The a5o members Of the Canadian Tick
ct. Agents association, which has
been in session in Detroit for three
days, enjoyed a Dutch lunch In the
Hotel Cadillac Tuesday night. The
visitors were In the best OF humor
and the AFFAIR was one round OF song.
laughter and storytelling. Speeches
were made by prominent members
of the association. and songs were
contributed by Miss Nan Williamson
and Roger Hurley. The business OF
the convention having been complet-
ed. "wednesday was given over to
sightseeing.
The remains Of Sol. NJ. Goldsmith, the
well-known Jewish publisher, were
inferred Tuesday afternoon In Wood
mere cemetery. A short service was
ST., at 2 o'clock. and a half. hour later
In Temple Beth Ell. The pallbearers
were Henry NJ. Butzel. Albert Zen
ner, Prof A.. II. Renwood. Louis Welt.
man. In accordance with the wish
of. Mr.. Goldstein. the flowers which
had rested on his bier were distrib-
uted among the patients In the diff
ferent hospitals.
Lee A. woifard. the student who dis
appeared suddesly from Kalamazoo
college two weeks ago. has been 10.
IL working for the Canadian govern
ment. This Information came in a
letter written by the son to his father.
ment. Wyo., who IL now visiting In
Detroit In the home of his son, Ira.
No 427 Lillibridge-st. Fairview. The
young man says he left school be-
cause he could not endure the thought
Of four years OF routine study. He
declares that the hazing at school
had nothing to do with his departure.
His efforts 20 assist woman friend
who WINS in dire straits, resulted I'm
the Rev. James +. Parke. rector OF
the Episcopal church In Amherst
ousF Ssns penS
ing an investigation. Patroiman
Robert Schcmanski saw the clergy
man trying to dispose of a bottle OF
champagne to a bartender in a Mich
igan-ave. saloon. which struck the
police ofncer as being rather Pc
culiar occupation for a man OF the
cloth. In the station the rector ex-
planned that the champagne belonged
TO Mrs. Rachel Biggar, No. sos Brook
lyn-ave.. whom he had known In
Canada He met her In the Union
depot. he said. She was carrying a
bottle OF champagne and told him
10 was given her by n woman I'm pay
ment for some work she had done
and that she was trying to dispose OF
st. Pew. parke then volunteered to
dispose of Il for her and was thus
engaged when seen by the officer
Mrs. Biggar fully corroborated the
rector's statement and he was re-
leased after being detained two
hours.