The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-17


farmer. charging the latter with as
sault. and claiming $4,000 damages
Larges alleges that with his family
he was passing along the street III
'front.' OF Denies farm. when tue lat
ter appeared with a gun and fired al
them. His aim was poor and no one
was injured. Larges feels that the
danger IN which his family was
placed Is worth the money asked.
Annie Brasch. aged ~, objected vigor-
ously Ina the probate court. Thursday
afternoon when her father. Sles
mund Brasch, asked TO lie appointed
guardian OF his children. Annie IL
the only one oyer II, and she had
the right To choose her own guard :
ian; there won't be anything IeIt
when he gets through WNh ths prop p
suasion on the part of her father
Annie consented TO sign. the es-
tate, which was left by the emil
dren's mother. amounts TO about VI
200.
Julia DubtonskI arrived I'm Detroit
from Russia. Thursday night, and
asked stranger whom she met at
the depot, and who spoke her native
tongue, TO direct her to the home o,
her brother. whose address she had
written on slip OF paper. wrapped
In $40 bill. on Garfield ave. be-
tween Hastings and st. Antoine. the
stranger asked TO see the slip or pa
per and disappeared with both the
address and the $40 note. The wom-
an was given lodging for the night
at No. 295 Carrie ld-ave,. and the po-
lice Will try to locate her brother.
A complaint inny be laid with the To-
cal inspectors OF steamboats, by the
White Star line, on account OF a coll
lision which occurred several days
moo and the steam yacht Hornet
owned by John It. Dodge water
commissioner. There Is alleged to
have been a misunderstanding in
signals the Hornet first attempting
To cross the bow OF the passenger
boat ard then checking so that they
merely bumped slightly. Captains
OF the big boats have been bothered
greatly during this and In past sea-
sons by the recklessness OF owners
and pilots OF small craft and they
may try his case ont as test.
The coal controversy, which resulted In
a victory Tor the u. koeniK Coal CO.,
over Alex. Y. Malcomson In the last
meeting Of the school board. was
again fought out before Mayor
Thompson. Thursday afternoon. At
comson. arguing that II was up TO
the mayor 20 veto the Koenig award
for several reasons. Spalding de-
clared that Mr.. Koenig had admitted
he could not furnish the coal called
for I'm the specifications, a state
ment which Mr.. koenig emphatical-
ly denied. Mayor Thompson with
held his decision for a day or two
but minated very strongly that he
saw no necessity for exercising the
veto power.
Division I'm the Italian colony has
broken out again over the visit of
Raffaello PalaZzolo to Detroit. While
he is being welcomed by the Trim
acria and Casa Savoia societies, the
northern element OF the colony is
bitterly opposed TO his visit He will
speak in meeting, primarily for
Slcillians. In the Light Guard ar
mory Sunday afternoon. but there
VIII be an opposition meeting sun
day morning at No. 1873 Russell-st..
at which he Will be denounced. A
circular passed around by opponents
OF PalaZzolo. declares that his visit
Is an insult to the better element OF
the colony. He arrives here Friday
night and will be shown the city
Saturday by representatives OF the
Sicillian societies.
Arthur Hindle, q piano player I'm Con-
sfdine's saloon, who lives at No. 40
Center-st, and Harry Berman, OF No.
225 Randolph-st., were injured Thurs
day afternoon when trolley pole
fell through the -oof of Ouellette-
ave: car: returning from the Windsor
struck HIndle across the back.
breaking three ribs and bruising him
fearfully He was attended by DR.. K.
Quandt. and then taken home In an
automobile. Bermans right foot was
painfully injured when he jumped
from the car. A. III. Crossley OF No
10 EliZabeth-st. west. was the first
mar man to jump from the car. and he
Ing under the wheels. He was pain
fully bruised by others stumbling
over him. Several were cut by fly
ing glass.
family of Mrs. Edna Miner II reunit :
ed In the little cottage OH DalZell
St, adjoining St Vincent's church.
Seven years ago, Moses Miner, an
anl l.fN L..
consisted OF his wife and three chill
dren. and has not been heard from
since The family had no means.
and the troubles weighed so on Mrs.
Miners mind that she was sent to
the county asylum I'm Elolse. Mrs.
Isabelle Gascon. chairman OF the re-
lief committee OF the relief corps OF
Fairbanks Post, G.. A. t., had the
little girl sent 10 the House OF Good
Shepherd. and the boys found a TEN
porary home I'm st. Mary's hospital.
Now that the mother has recovered.
the relief corps has rented a cot
tage and the mother, daughter and
eldest boy are together. and the 9th
er son VIII soon be home from the
navy.
"Mother Elinor." the seIf-appointcd
disappeared from Windsor wear
ago last April with David Living
ston Mckay, OF the Windsor Flying
Roll colony. after 1t was discovered
| that she was Ann Odelia Dis de Bar
| notorious confidence woman, was
traced to Point St Charles a suburb
or Montreal by Mrs. Dora Weaver
| one OF her victims. IL has lust tran.
spired. Mrs. Weaver took quarters
near the house occupied by Mother
Elinor and Mckay and was LAYING
plans to catch them when her pres
ence was discovered and her plans
frustrated by tire flight OF the pair
They are now supposed to be I'm
france. but Mrs. Weaver has not
yet given up her search. Following
tneir disappearance from Point 81.
charles, she obtained possession of
considerable personal nronartv
wnlch they lett behind. but the pro-
ceeds. she says, went principalIv IN
the lawyers who represented her I'm
the proceedings. Mrs. Weaver is still
In Point st. Charles
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