The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-06
al Item 8

The chrysanthemum show on Belle Isle
will open next Sunday I'm the hOrti-
cultural building.
The criminal term of the local federal
court begins next Tuesday. The nrst
case 10 be tried Is the counterfetting
Fred Dumouchelie.
Judge Donovani ''This tedious ballot
count will drive US to the use Of
voting machines before 1912. In Bos-
ton the results were known In 81
minutes"
Lillian Nichols, vioIinfste, will not get
her 100000 judgment from the ID. u.
II at once. The court OF appeals In
Cincinnati has ordered a new trial of
the case In the federal court here.
The Ford Motor CO., OF Detroit, has tn
creased its capital stock from $4,000
to s2,oOO;oo9 The company Is now
be the largest automobile factory In
the world.
Aid. John GrindIey, Eighth ward,
81 never knew how much interest
a report came out In one or the aft
ernoon papers, Thursday, that / had
been defeated. My telephone rang
almost continuously from that time
on"
Lucinn r. p. Tull, auditor Of the New
Amsterdam Gas CO., New York, was
arraigned. Thursday, In the federal
court. and pleaded not guilty to q
ters while on a visit to the city sew
eral months ago. His case was put
over until Dec. 22.
Aid. Robert ). Mcclellan, eel am de-
Although I shall not be in the mex,
council shall have a public position
for Breitmeyer promised to put me
on the board that Is to take up the
settlement OF the street railway Ques-
ton. That's enough honor for a
man"
The Rev. }. e. stirling, pastor Of the
Fourtsenth-Ave. Baptist church, has
resigned his position TO accept the
Beilingham. Wash. Mr.. Stirling has
been pastor of the Detroit church for
six years and has just completed the
building OF new church. His new
charge will be much smaller than the
one he leaves and members OF the
congregation say that his acceptance
OF II was dictated purely by a sense
OF duty.
DIR. Thomas Il. Green, OF Chicago, de-
lvered u lecture In the Central high
school Thursday afternoon under the
auspices OF the Detroit No, NAL school
present. 1.-The Key to the twentieth
Century" was his topic and in the
course of his address he asserted that
no nation ever died OF old age. They
from rotten hearts" he said. THE
paramount issue in America Is, can
the nation bear the burden OF her
own prosperityT"
Miss Hattie Bender, proprietor of the
Michigan Employment agency, No.
132 Shelby-st.. was given n bad scare
Thursday afternoon when, she AYERS
a Negro who gave the name OF Will
liam Dunn, No. sic Antoine-st., de-
manded the return OF 81 he had paid
her IN the morning to get him a
position and enforced the demand
by brandishing a dagger In her face.
There were several persons I'm the
office at the time. she says but no one
came to her defense. She followed
the man into the street, hoping to tip
him off to the police, bit there was
no copper In sight. Wy IN h
Fred II. Borrsdaile, a promi uent figure
In the city government under Mayor
Pingree, died. Thursday. I'm mis- home.
No II Madison ave, aged "a years.
Apoplexy was the cause OF death
Mr.. Borradaile was a graduate of the
pharmaceutical and literary depart
fnents OF the University or Michigan
and was appointed a member of the
board of health by Mayor Pingree.
with the special duties OF food expert.
He was also Instrumental In driving
heating system out OF the city
schools when IL was decia, ed unsani-
tary.
Louis ,. Rosenbera, consul 60 Seville
spain, who r. speeding the month of
November IN Detroit, says that al
vorce 10 unknown In Spain, and that
the people are Intensely and sincere