The Detroit times., 1908-05-15
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bishop Joha =. Foley returned Thurs
/ day from two weeks trip through
the east, during which time he at
tended the annual meeting OF trus-
tees OF the Catholic university IN
Washington.
stunfxtuus kfupiIyuski, our of tire vtr-
tim. of MaxtmiIIinn Re. Rautenberg.
the absconding steamship agent, has
been missing since April 20 and
friends think he has committed sui
eide. His disappearance has been re-
ported 10 the police
Jnmes Mace, No. 20z Jenerson-nve.. re-
ported 10 the police, early Friday
morning, that he had been robbed OF
sl27 by two colored women who &C
costed him on Brush st, between
Congress and FORESTS He gave the
polics a good description OF the pair.
william III. Taylor, of Dearborn, who
was injured by being thrown from "a
Ypsi. Ann car near that village last
Saturday. died In Emergency hos
pital Thursday afternoon. he was
SO years old and an ironworker by
trade He was son OF ex-AId. Will
lam H. Taylor. OF the Twelfth ward.
Coroner Bennett Will hold an inquest.
Coroner Parkeri "1his II the time of
the year TINT the deadly gas heater
gets in its work. Furnaces are out
and houses are chilly. and TO provide
a little warmth the heater Is brought
into use. People cannot be too care
full I'm the ass OF those heaters. Last
year Inc fOiOHtlo SNN'h
cases OF asphyxiation from gas heat
ers"
sophia Lyons BRADY lost the suit
brought against her by Frank Des-
before Judge Hosmer for several
days the jury bringing In verdict
against her of six cents damages.
The suit Is the result or a uisPnto
ST west, which Desmond purchased
on a tax title.
A vacant store building at No. O0o Du-
noisIrs h has va Sesn pTittp Sast
few months The barn in the rear
of the Premises has disappeared en-
tirely and the framework is about
all there Ia left of the store. local
brewery holds a lease OF the struc-
ture. The damage is estimated at
about 1880.
Many Inquiries I'm the controllers onice
tend 10 show that the e3Ao,0O0 OF city
bonds TO be scld "Wednesday. Will not
Sends. free from ali taxation. the
e ess' on fhS Other ssf oonss ' the Susic
does not bid In all the bonds for par
or better the sinking fund commis-
sion IL likely to BID In the re-
The decision OF Judge Murphy, permits
ting the Murphy estate to cut on the
heat and light from the Penohscot
Inn at IL o'clock. p. m. and directing
aid. to close the place at the hours
prescribed by law for closing sa-
looms, and on Sundays, will not be
put into force at once. THURSDAY
afternoon Attorneys Hunt and Alt
land. representing Brennan & Fitz-
gerald. secured a stay OF proceedings
pending an appeal 10 the supreme
court
man walked into the county building
Thursday afternoon and asked for "A
marriage license. Walter Malotte.
the license clerk prepared to Ali IN
the blanks. when the visitor explain
ed that he was q barber and wouldn't
draw his pay until Saturday night.
He offered razor, which he valued
at $50 in payment OF the license.
The offer was promptly turned down
by the unromantic clerk. who ex-
planned that terms were strictly
cash. and no cutlery or farm produce
would be accepted.
Anton Gunderson, N well-to-dO resident
Of Christianin, Norway, passed
through Detroit, Thursday. on his
MAKE e INQUIRER s's Re his S Cousin
Carl Gunderson. who. he asserts. was
lured TO America by a matrimonial
advertisement inserted by Mrs, Gun
ness. wholesale murderess, in Nor
wegian paper. The cousin has not
been heard from since, and Mr.. Gun
derson fears that his remains may
be among those dug up In Mrs. Gun
ness's private graveyard.
| When A. NJ Hslsord returns TO this
city Saturday II will be to attend the
funeral Of his 12-year-old son, Glenn,
effects OF operation for appendi-
citis in Harper hospital The father
went to California last December in
search OF health. He sold his store
at No. 500 Mack-ave,. Intending to
| move his family west. Saturday he
received word OF his sons illness and
FL Paso. Texas. another telegram
told OF tho death. Glenn was pupil
| OF the Myra Jones school and al
the eighth grade.
Word has been received In Detroit of
the death of Mrs. LOuisa VI. Boynton,
mother OF the late A q. Boynton. In
the old family home in Bangor. Me.
Mrs. Boynton was nearly SO years
Alden. and throughout her life was
active In the social. church and phil
anthropic circles OF Bangor She Is
survived by two sons. c. Whitman
Boynton. Sewaren, N: j., and Fred
Mass, and a daughter. Mrs. Charles
II. Wood, Bangor, There are three
grandchildren In Detroit Mrs. John
F. Hartz Mrs. Frances b. Whitton
and Walter c. Boynton.
ELMER Barno,vsl<i, aged 20, a musician,
living mt NO. 1855 Enst Grand Doule-
Thursday morning TO wed Teckla
kendzrisky, aged 10. and they were
married by. Judge OFT. Thursday
afternoon the groom returned and
took out a second license to marry
the same girl. He explained that Eo
had had considerable trouble obtain
ing the consent OF his wife's parents
and they insisted on religious cere-
mony, which was later performed by
the Rev, Francis Cecilia, of 81. Stan