The Detroit times., 1908-12-03
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Jsmes }. Danahey, aged %, a pioneer
resident OF Detroit, who was born
on the site OF the Hotel Pontchar-
train. died Wednesday. I'm Chicago.
where he had resided for six years.
The Danahey home was at Wood
ward ave. and Cadillac so. and there
the family lived until the erection
OF the Russell house was started.
Mr.; Danahey is survived by his
widow and four children.
Heart disease. combined with worry
over his arrest ON q charge of steal
ing SAL from the cash register In
son-ave., caused the death OF James
Waugh at No. 200 Gratiot-ave.. Tues
day mtg Waugh was 10 have eeen
His u mother ives in D' covington. KY.
and brother in Cincinnati The au-
thorities are trying TO get word to
them.
Some hopes are entertained for the ul-
innate recovery of Charles Hinch-
man. second vlce-president OF the
Michigan Drug Co, who has been
suffering from pneumonia for the
last week and whose life has been
despaired of since sunday He has
rallied from the severest attack and
his physician now holds out some
hope OF his recovery. His brother.
Park Commissioner Hinchman. Is
constantly with him.
What surplus Of cash the Highland
Park Republican club had after the
campaign bills were all paid has been
handed over to the Congregational
church OF that village. The club met
Wednesday evening to hear reports
and disband. and the treasurers re-
port showed $3.50 still unspent. A
motion TO give II to the church was
carried and the club members sang
America" and went home to think
OF campaigns past and TO come.
james Barnum, "a man of several alias
&c, who was pnroled by Judge Con-
molly sevral months ago after giving
evidences OF a sincere desire To lead
better life, is under arrest in Bos-
ton. and the authorities OF that city
have asked for his record. Barnum
may be sent back TO Detroit for
breaking his parole. While in Jail
here he preached To his fellow pris-
oners and urged them to accept re-
ligion. He comes OF "A good family.
guspecting that the accounts sent to
the auditors by the county Justices
are greatly padded. County Auditor
Buhrer has prepared u new blank on
which the Justices must submit their
bills in future. Mr.. Buhrer says the
Justices resort TO all sorts OF schemes
to increase their bills and charges that
In dull times two men Will sometimes
start prearranged litigation TO make
some money. The new blanks Will
prevent great deal of this petty
grating.
togrnpher, and Mrs. Elizabeth Frel-
inghuysen, living on Woodward ave
between Brady and Rowcna-sts
| Judge Donovan granted a temporary
injunction. Wednesday afternoon. re-
! straininH Fred Postal and ex-senator
Doherty from proceeding with the
erection OF garage. The petition
ers allege that that part or Wood
ward-aye.. Is a residence street. ana
that q garage would destroy the
peace of The neighborhood
n. y. &. stewart was given n hand
some diamond scarf pin by members
OF Peninsular chapter. No 10, Royal
Arch Masons. I'm recognition OF his
Ia years OF service for the chapter
as organist The presentation speed II
was made Wednesday evening by W.
G. Maybury. and James Findlater in
behalf OF the chapter; presented MI
Stewart with Masonic charm
Thursday, Mr.. Stewart left for Loul
VILE. KY, to become organist-af 81.
Pauis Protestant Episcopal' church.
After n chase of 1000 miles, Mrs. l""-
bell Carmen, who was Formerly is"-
bell stewart, II Detroit stenographer,
has located her husband, John car
men. I'm Los Angeles. and has started
suit for maintenance. asking 500 per
month. Carmen is member or the
family OF that name residing In Pc
trolia Ont. where they amassed
considerable wealth In the oil fields.
Carmen met his VIE during tne OIL
boom In bennington three years ago
Mrs. Carmens home Is In Ridgetown,
Ont.
.yudUe Rohnert assumed his sternest
manner In court "Wednesday after
noon. and ordered Aid. Renaud. who
) is serving on the December Jury. TO
stand M. 'As juror In this court
II IL your duty to be here on time.
You were late this morning and did
not answer to your name That VIII
cost YOU So" Before the sentence
was completed there WIS suspicion
Of a smile on the judges race ana
TINT no haV-
ing some fun with the alderman.
Rcnaud says he viii be on time here
after.
Two hoid-ups were reported In the
E, downtown district. "Wednesday night.
lanes Doyle. aged co a farmer from
WAYNE reported that he was re-
Iieved Of 81. so on Jefferson ave. near
Randolph. shortly. after midnight
CHARLES Munroe. No. 43t Congress
at. east. saws that while he and hts
father were walking on Larned- st.
between Bates and Woodward. at an
early hour Thursday morning. four
men attacked them and robbed them
of s13 and n revolver. which Munroe
carried TO protect himself against
highwaymen.
DR.. r.. r. r. Stephenson. chemistry In
stru"tor In the Detroit College of
Medicine. gave demonstration OF
fe-breaklng Wednesday afternoon
in his laboratory. No. 4 Atwater-st.
west to United states Marshal Camp
bell and J. Il. Blackmore. secretary
treasurer Of the Detroit safe Co.
Using artcvlcnc and oxygen gas In
two portable tanks. with pocket
blowpIpe he melted away In few
moments through chrome and man
ganese steel Tho heat generated by
tho burning OF this combined gas Is
so intense that metals melt like but
ter before IT, Or. stephenson is per-
fecting n new brezing process.
inst n men In Wayne county have
cruse to rejoice over the. order put
ting fourth class postofhces under
civil service. and thus assuring to
the present incumbcnts tenure of Of
Nee during good behavior. ONLY De-
troit Wvandotte and River Rouge
arc outside the fourth class qualiflca-
ton among the postofhces OF the
county The fourth-class offices are
Bellcville, Canton. Cherry Hin. Cot
tage Grove. Dearborn. Denton.
Ecorsc Flat Rock. French landing.
Gibraltar. Greenfield. Crosse lie.
Crosse Pointe Farms. Hamtramck.
Hand station Highland Park How
lett. Inkster Navarro. North Detroit.
New Boston, BEDFORD. lockwood.