The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-17
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Band Concertst Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon, belle Isle.
The Loyal Americans will give a union
entertainment and dancing party
Tuesday evening. July 2s In APPEL 3
hall. Eighteenth ana Linden-sts.
Music by Lorenger's orchestra.
An effort will be made soon 20 close
out the affairs of the c. ID. Moore
| Co. Trustees Ralph Phelps, jr.. and
! j. j. Crowley have found the assets
to be $s.l43.50, and the liabilities
sS.2Ss96.
IL going 10 try 10 have the city COM
! pei contractors to hire only men who
| are American citizens on the work
4 lie has asked the legal department
| TO look UP the law In the matter
William III. TrombIey, No. so Elizabeth
st. east, reported to the police that
he was held-up and robbed OF Ss6
In the rear OF saloon at No. 1876
! Bates-st, Thursday night. He was
| unable to give a description OF the
! highwayman.
Fred MOrneau, accused of passing coun-
terfeit money, was released on bail
OF $500 Thursday. his bond being
sisnsd ~ Henry Martin: OF the
neau Is considered by the federal Of
ficials to have been merely a tool.
and IL was not considered necessary
10 keep him In jail all summer.
Ftghun8 oO8s frightened morse De-
longing to George w. MckiIiop, of
runaway which followed, Mr. McKil-
lop. his wife and 7-year-old son..
ceived a bad kick from the fright
ened animal. but was not seriously
hurt. Mr.. McKillop sustained three
fractured ribs, and his wife a brok-
en- arm.
The race horse mems moonlight ex-
cursiOn took place Thursday night on
the steamer Owana, some $50 horse
men. bookmakers. Jockies and their
friends attending the boat making
the trip to Sugar Island. At the ISL
and the horsemen put In their time
dancing. Burns received the largest
number OF votes as the most popular
jockey and was presented with rid
ing whip.
Mrs. John T.. IIeike, wife of the missing
clerk OF Talbot camp, WOodmen Of
the World, has expressed the belief
another woman. She says that for
several months he has been remain
ing away from home at nights. She
did everything she could to make his
home pleasant. but he continued to
spend his time and money on the 9TH
er woman, the wife declares.
Anboy Moran, q navy deserter, who re-
Gently gave himself up to Marshal
Alex Alore. OF Marine City. expert
enced change OF heart when ne
reached Detroit. In company with the
marshal. en- route to Norfolk, and
watching his chance. slipped away
from his escort. After securing the
city for traces OF his erstwhile pris-
oner. the marshal returned In dis
gust to Marine City.
when I5-yesr-oId Joseph GaIbo, No.
2O1 Champluin-st., saw q hoy walk up
to wheel standing by the curb at
Gratiot-ave. and Brusn-st.. he had a
~"hunch" that the boy was trying to
steal IT. so Joseph followed and
captured the rider near police head
quarters. As he was leading his
prisoner into the central station the
latter broke away from him and es-
capped. The wheel was later claimed
by Garfield Harris. No. 1913 Third-st
Judge MandeIIi "some women think
they can come into court and act q
divorce whenever they want one.
just the same as they can walk into
grocery and get a cake OF soap.
These women go shopping. and after
calling at several places. decide that
IL Is a good time for divorce, ap-
pear In court and expect us to grant
one at once. While / am, presiding
here. divorce cases Will have to be
set In advance. the same as any
others"
william LarRes has commenced suit by
cnpinso In the circuit court against