The Detroit times., 1908-07-16
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man whose name was Eiven 10
the police as Daniel Griffin, John
Martin. No 400 Forrest. east. was
so badly cut about the race and
took him to ST. Mary's hospital inc
other man escaped.
Brigadier and Mrs. Marcussen. OF Cieve-
land, conducted q special meeting In
the Detroit Salvation Army citadel,
"Wednesday evening, this being In the
nature OF a farewell service FOR the
brigadier. who leaves for Chicago to
take up the social work or the or
ganization for the entire west.
John A. Cook, a driver for the East
End Ambulance Co.. was arrested
Wednesday night on charge or
embezzlement IL Is is, ai ,ha Una, me me
collected on his trips with the am,
bulance. Cook IL 81 years old. and
lives at No. 317 Alexanderine- ave.
Harold Young, the 12-year-old son of
w. N. Young, druggist. ut No. 575
Greenwood-ave., who was bitten by
dog several days ago, was taken
to Ann Arbor Thursday morning.
where he will be given the Pasteur
treatment. The boys parents fear
that the dos was suffering from
rabies.
More than $50 members of the board
of commerce visited the Parke-Davis
q Co. plant, Wednesday afternoon,
and were shown over the immense
establishment The visit was one
OF a series arranged by the board
10 give its members better Idea Of
what Detroit really has I'm the way
OF large manufacturing industries.
While proudly exhibiting his new re-
voiver 90 Adam Cetner, saiocnkeep-
man Charles Zitlinskiin. OF Hunt-st.
station, who was confirmed July i.
accidentally shot the former In the
I'D L. ALL
however, and the affair did not even
reach the ears OF the police, except
In a roundabout way.
The body OF little Leonard stecker,
OF the Stecker Electric and Machine
Co. Mos. 1892 Larned-st. east, was
found floating In Pine lake Tuesday
s afterIn,Oon' where the ,ct family Is
been missing for two hours. 1t Is
supposed he fell In while playing ON
the dock. The funeral was held
Thursday afternoon. burial taking
place in Woodmere cemetery
Mrs. Amelia Montroy, the woman cook
at the Library Park hotel. who was
so terribly burned by hot grease sew
eral days ago. will have cuticle graft
ed on her arms and head. her hus-
band to supply II from his own body.
The woman's scalp is literally cooked
to a crisp, the Are having smouldered
in her hair. Her right arm is with
out covering of skin from her
shoulder to her fngertips. and her
left arm. from her elbow to the wrist.
will have to be covered with new
skin.
Detroit will have furniture exhibitions
hereafter, similar to the big exhibit
tions in Grand Rapids There are 90
furniture factories here beside stove
companies and other lines closely al
lied TO the furniture business. The
first exhibit cnhiSitioS VII M DE he,n m the
STEERING Co, Nos. 33d-340 Lafayette
blvd. and larger quarters Will be Sc
cured next wear. IL is hoped that
troit and Grand Rapids exhibitions at
one trip.
A special meeting of the members of
Talbot camp, Modern Woodmen OF
ing In the hall at Gratiot and Sheri-
dan-aves.. when II was officially
made known that the defalcation OF
]. +. Heike. clerk OF the camp. was
much more than the $500 first re-
ported Heike is under ~, 300 bonds.
so tiTe camp WITH fose nothing; Hetkc
semi annual audit. and since then
nothing has been heard from him.
Arthur Behrendt. OF No. % Mont
calm-st east. was elected deputy OF
Daniel sherline, aged IL years, q news
boy living at No. ~ Brewster-st.,
was run down and seriously In
tured by an auto driven by George
G. King. manager OF the Addison
apartments, Wednesday afternoon.
, The accident occurred in front OF
the Majestic building. Sherline was
badly cut and bruised about the
head, and was unconscious when
picked up. He regained conscious
ness for a few minutes. and was
hurried to ST. Marys hospital in the
machine which ran him down. The
driver OF the auto puts all the blame
for the accident on the victim. The
lad is still unconscious and the ply
sicians are unable to tell how seri-
ously he is injured. but fear he may
not recover.
Detectives who have been Investigate
ing the disappearance Of George w.
Miller, the Thrd-ave. motorman,
missing for more than a week say they
have learned that he spent a great
deal OF his time with another wom-
an, and believe he went away with
her Mrs. Miller called at headquar-
tiers, Wednesday. to inquire about
her husband. and when informed OF
had heard there was a woman In the
case. The Millers lived at No. 900
Fourth ave. Mrs. Miller had been
when she returned on July I. found
$40 bill and note from her hus-
band saying he had paid the gas
bill for June. He said nothing about
going away.
The fnembsrs of the Detroit Adcraft
club nre making every effort to make
the moonlight excursion. which takes
place Thursday. July %. great sue
cess. The committee in charge has
made arrangements to charter the
Britannia. In addition to the Column
bia. II the second vessel IL needed TO
carry the crowd. The two big boats
will be dashed together. SO that pas
sengers may step from one to the
other through the gangways. For
those who do not dance. moving
picture show will be provided, The
dance will proceed on one steamer.
while the picture show will be run
off on the other. The committee on
arrangements consists OF III. T.
Ewald. chairman; William II. Orr. O.
II. Slocum. Richard Cohn. +. l..
Myers. II c: Walker. w. b. Bur