The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-04-18
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The baby found ON the doorstep mt No.
sS2 Congrcss-st. east, severnl dmyn
court by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nj.
Herman, OF No, 355 Cltnton-St.
The trial Of the River Rouge bond
case, which has resulted. In tying
up $l4S,000 in a Cleveland bank. ana
DELAYED for several months the bullu
ing of sewers in River Rouge, VIII
be heard in Cleveland on May H.
Tommy Good, notorious iocni crook
was again nabbed ON suspicion Fri
day night and locked up In central
station. The police think he may
know something about recent hold
ups. A loaded revolver was founo on
him when he was searched.
Pref. wilder ID. bancroft, of Cornell
university, delivered an address FRI
day evening before a JOINT meetinS
of the members of the society oil DC
troit Chemists: and the Michlgan Sc
. ton OF the American Chemical so
Ciety, in the stevens building. The
meeting was preceded by dinner III
the Penobscot Inn.
Edward y. jameson, who died this
week I'm Marine City, was known 40
friend OF Judge Horton, OF TINS city,
Jameson played in both regular ano
vaudeville parts, but retired Iroil
the stage about 90 years ago. After
WARDS he was elected Justice OF the
peace of Marine City. Jameson also
served as private all through the
civil war
For the first time In their lives. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Parrish, who for
more than so years have lived on
farm near oxford. 43 miles from
Detroit. Visited In the city Friday.
They wandered up and down Wood
, ward ave, gazing at the sights until
their eyes were tired. The sky
scrapers and the large boats on the
river were the most interesting
things they saw.
. ....,.o~ snsunctiou was i.sucd
by Judge Rohnert. Friday afternoon
restraining the Finncy Famous OF
chcktra from using the name finney.
The suit was brought by Ftnney
orchestra Both organizations grew
out of the orchestra organized IN
1894 by the late Theodore Flnney.
Last January Fred stone withdrew
= with his two brothers organized the
new band.
7. w. Simco-k, n former dealer in De-
troit suburban real estate, died In his
apartments at No. SO East Montcalni-
st Friday. after a brief illness. MI.
Slmcock came TO Detroit about q
week ago from his farm near New
Boston, and was suddenly overcome
by illness before he could conclude
the business transaction In which ne
was engaged. He was 81 years old
the day before his death. A wife ard
two sons survive.
The Fort Wayne branch Of the Y. VI.
e. A. opened Friday night with nd
dresses. music and literary enter
tainment. Secretary Anthony Day
presided, and short addresses were
made by j. Ii. Howarth, DR.. A. ".
Studcr, Edward II. Lerchcn. w. ID.
. Southwfck. Col. Cornman and Chap
lain Jones' After the departure OF
Chaplain Jones for the PACING coast,
Secretary Day will assume the duties
OF chaplain OF the fort.
Residents of the Palmer school dis
trict held nm indignation meeting
Friday night to protest against toe
action OF the council committee In cut
ting out the estimate for better
heating, ventilating and sanitary
equipment of the school Principal
John Meade declared conditions are
almost intolerable. and Aid. Kingsley
and Gutman announced that they
would introduce supplementary cs-
innate OF $4,000 in the council and