The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-29

marrying "a Detroit girl while ne had
wife living from whom he was not
divorced. and for fraudulent financial
transactions. has been retired from
the army.
DIR. Jnbcx r.. Sunderland. said to he the
highest authority In America ON con-
ditions In India. will lecture In the
Detroit Museum OF Art at $3.50
I-e,eleek sunday on The New Awak-
ening In India-a subject people
struggling for freedom" This lee
An organization friendly TO the liquor
Interests, ia be known as the X. Y.
NJ :. (Keep Your Mouth Shut was
organized In Harmonic hall. Thurs
day night. The new society starts
out with. 100 members. II is not the
intention OF the X. Y. NJ. s. to place
ticket In the field.
The three young Brennan brothers,
Martin, Francis and Gilbert, who es-
capped from the St Francis Home.
Thursday night were found Friday
at No. A Linwood- where their
mother formerly resided. The boys
say they were hunting for her. They
were returned to the Institution Fri
day.
wyandotete Arbeitcr hall was dam
aged by Are to the extent Of $500
Thursday afternoon. and two men
were injured. Nicholas Naubrich was
painfully burned about the face
when lie attempted to ei.tingulsh
the blaze. and Edward Brown sus-
tanned II TlD WHEN u plhnO Nv
was trying to get down stairs fell
upon him.
Last Friday afternoon weIl-dYessed
woman carrying u small babe called
at the home OF +. A. Benoit. residing
on Vanderbilt Delray, and ask
ed permission to reset on the porch.
After chatting with Mrs. Benoit she
remarked that she had to see per-
son farther up the street and asked
Mrs. Benoit TO care for the babe
few minutes. The woman never re-
turned and the Benoits still have the
child.
Joseph Oueliette, the young man ar
rested for the theft of nearly 5000
from the Grand Trunk railway station
at Stoney Point Ont, was sentenced
in police court In Windsor. Friday
afternoon to six months In Central
prison. An attempt was made to get
him-out on suspended sentence, but
the Grand Trunk would not consent.
The money stolen was I'm possession
of Ouellette's father. and had been
sent to pay section mon.
Harry stone, ii years old, Of No. IA
Winder-st., was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Fred FANS. No. ST.
Friday evening. and sustained
fractured skull and broken left leg
He was taken TO Harper hospital.
where he is resting comfortably Sat-
urday. His recovery Is looked for.
FANS was taken to police headQuar-
ters and questioned. but was releas-
ed when he Satisfied the officers that
the accident was unavoidable on his
part.
Members Of Damon Lodge, No. 3,
knights of Pythias, consiEned the
river from the. stern OF the ferryboat
Victoria, Friday afternoon. Dan
roche's body was found In the river
&uug IL, and thf lnal disposition Of
written request made shortly be-
fore the mans death. The Pythian
service was read by DIR. F, L. Shat
tuck. while the urn containing the
ashes was gradually emptied by f.
V. Holton.
Miss Laura Harris, the 1S-year-Old girl
who disappeared from her home, NO.
II Ellery place last Sunday. returned
home Friday, after her relatives and
friends had notified the police and
made investigation at the various
some harm had come to her. The girl
said she was tired OF her position
with the button works and was look
ing for another place. She says she
sent her mother postal card telling
her she was staying with girl
chum, but the mother did not receive
The funeral Of Mrs. Adoiph Finster-
was held Thursday afternoon. Rabbi
Loo M. Franklin. of Temple Beth El
officiatins. J., Mrs FinsterWald was
unfortunate will miss her benefac-
tions. In early life she suffered -
voloped into hip disease. Medical
science was unavailing and compli-
cations set in. AS consumption
threatened, the patient was taken to
Arizona, and from there to Asheville,
n. c.. but IL proved futile.
Such trouble m Joseph Friedman has
because there Ii another ,. Friedman
on the same street! He paid his
tAXea "A la thought "A
got receipt. Now Joseph finds that
he paid Jacobs taxes and that his
man for delinquency. His petition
came before the council committee.
Friday morning, and the aldermen
were much puzzled as to what to do.
cob be invited to come In and pay his
own taxes, whrreupon- tff~-eity will
buy tho release OF Joseph's lot
Otherwise. Joseph Friedman will be
strictly up against 1t as the law pro-
. vfdcs-that- ne must -examfne MS tax
receipt on receiving II.
Tom Moran, tailor, unexpectedly VA
cnted his quarters I'm the Ferguson
building a few days ago leaving dis
appointed customers, who claim to
have put up money In advance for
Quoted as a side enterprise a lottery
board with covered numbers ranging
from / to IS cents one OF which won
amount corresponding to the number
disclosed. When all the holes were
punched out the winning number
was found by removing a seal from
one corner Of the board. Each board
represented $3.50 and the scheme
proved very profitable, IL is said. But
IL is not recorded that anyone re-
ceived the promised suit.
sFor several days past l have given
earnest confederation to- my tudorse-
ment by the Spanish War Veterans
for commander In chief at the Ma
tional convention ip Boston next
week." said Henry w. Busch. now
vice commander IN chief and next In
.Fank-fef- the-hIshest- e#ee.-"f am
greatly nppreciative OF the honors
that have, been bestowed upon me In
the past and realize that to be com
mander I'm chief OF such body
would greatly honor any man. How
ever. owing to the fact that j am a
candidate for the nomination OF city
clerk, I cannot but feel That my &C
--c-ttttffee- 4l-hanoE-at-BeetoA-
might place me In the Hight OF one
who would seekCft with view OF
furtherlng personal political aspira-
lions. I believe. therefore. that these
circumstances make IL necessary that
I decline the place.