The Detroit times., 1908-07-29
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hand concerts, "wednesday evening,
Belle IsIey Thursday afternoon clark
park
Herbert Grimes, aged 40, was arrested
Tuesday morning shortly aIter ne
had stolen a newspaper and bottle
OF milk from the Clifford Elliott GO.
store, at No. lis West larned,st.
Grimes admitted his thett 70 for
Judge Stein. ana was relii@"u~N
trial.
Commissioncr nreitmeyer hns maas
chnnse In the Tbursday concerts
given In the parks p,,Il no Ss Concert concerts in
Clark park Thursday afternoons INV NV
on Bella Isle In the evening the
other concerts VIII Do give" "' 49,
oukly announced
while the formal grand opening OF ."e
m.,x Burns hotel n not due lot
week or SO yet. an informal opsnins9
took place Monday eVehlhs' ,,nnsan
No was J. W. tlack, OF M" 20
- horseman. sixty OF the lSO
rooms are furnished ana the uii'"e
room service begins Wednesuay.
Barney OIdheld, the automoD.te ',,rt
na ,nst the Goodrich Tire 90" III
whtoh he seeks TO recover $lO,ooo i2a
an alleged breach OF contISCV. 80
claims that he Was 70 the Goodrich
ire hut that the sum has not peei'
Forthcoming. 40
Allan II. Frazer IL ready ana win. -
lend "a crusade for some me"s SUI Use
,yiJ result in a diminution OF Hoise
from the operation or electrlc a. ~
He claims That the company car .ars
its cars so that they VIII nov nov gcc's%es
~, aS noisy as at present, ana dcclal.S
,,yIat the city has the right, uhuer IAs
nnIice mower, 10 insist on suSh uh
arrangement. -,
One horse and severnl pigs were D" s,,
nrohabIy die from injuries sustalheu
when the large barn OF EdWara Ian In
iels, who lives just on the 1 Tatsoo
in c;ratiot township. was destroyeu
nv fre Tuesday afternoon. Inc pdi
contained all OF this season MAJ
and the farm implements D""i'''
loss will reach S2,OOV'
Assessor NngeI 4. preparing To coheet
data "a 10 the assessment anu uA"-
ton OF vessel property whlcn na
been moved from Detroit in recent
years His aim is to show that YES,
seIs are taxed too high mere ana
should be given Inducements 10 re-
turn In case he finds that other
ports assess them lightly, ne may
krinp the facts to the attention OF
the state tax commission TO get some
action. -,
pa, GROVE. reformed kidnaper' 81
never had any intention OF hhrmhs
the cudahy boy, Notwithstanding the
threats contained in the letters 10 ms
father. He was as safe while ne was
In my hands as ne wou,u ma' 70
pretty certain OF getting the money
Ii / held out long enough put wao
pretty risky business, MY -
wouldn't have been worth mucn IL
they had caught me then. TOOK
long chance. / know. but l needed
the money.
Mrs. Paul }. Thomas, VINO
month. aEo was given 500 by hcr
hnshand and sent to her home in
England, with instructions TO remain
there. has written 70 James 4; h..i'
OF the s. =. G. c.. that she VIII re-
turn to Detroit. Thomas only en-
cuse for sending his wife away was
that she wasn't a good cook Ihe
q girl about 10 years old. who now
acts as housekeeper. Thomas Is an
electrical worker. residing at NO
1880 Latayette-blVd.
the wayne circuit court nE"innt
Charles whitaker. executor OF the the
estate of Byron Whitaker the
plaintiff claims that the steamer
Ryron Whitaker, collided with
pier OF the Lake-st. bridge, ana uah-
aged II to the extent OF $500. The
steamer was sunk IN coiiIsion so ra1
ported TO the probate court that tnere
arc so many claims against IL thal
II VIII pay the estate nothing uns"ss
the estate can recover from the OWN
ers OF the vessel that sank IT.
D~tectIves brooks and seymour round
ed up four young men at the fair
grounds. Tuesday aiteTnooh' I hni
locked them UP on suspicion OF pc
ing "touts." The arrests resulted from
the complaint OF william Skreycki a
baker. at Hancock-ave; ana 0hfne-
at. who claims he handed 500 To n
young man Monday afternoon, 20 oct
on sure thing, and that the Fellow
never returned with the ticket Mar
Tin Bowe. ono OF the quartet under
arrest is suspected OF being the man
who feeced Skreyckl. The others
give their names as Harry freeiand'
Cleveland: Walter Stoddard. Chicago.
and Raymond Murphy: New York.
All deny being "touts.
INSTALLATION of train dispntching by
telephone will he completed very
soon on the Michigan Central main
line and Saginaw branch, and trains
will be handled in that manner be-
tween this city and Jackson and sag
NAV This innovation was an
nounced some time ago. but II has
required considerable time to string
wires and put In the equipment. IL
will take considerable experiment to
safe as telegraphy II Will, nv "
turns out TO be as good displace \
great number OF railroad telegraph
operators and decrease the cost OF
train dlspatching. orders will be re-
peated back TO the dispatcher the
same as at present.
OddfelIows' dn- Will he observed nj
Bots Blame park. Wednesday, Aug. :.
when Is lodges OF Detroit will have
an outing. the party leaving on the
steamer at tho foot Of Bates-st.. at
$40 o'clock In the morning. A splen
did program OF sports has been ar
ranged and velrable prizes will be
given. There will he races for boys.
girls. women and men OF all ages
and sizes: hall games bv the eight
teams which comprise the Oddfel-
lows Baseball league OF Detroit.
DANCING. bnthlng and boating. Tho
following lodges VIII participate.
Michigan. Samaritan. Olive Branch.
Washington. Detroit. sides. River
side Amity. Western. Eastern Amor
lean Eagle. United. Jubilee. Isl1nd
View and Diamond
whether the proposed Riverside bouie-