The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-02
al Item 8

Congressman Denby Will stop = couple
= Of days In Syracuse, N. T., TO visit
his brother before proceeding 10
Washington for the short term or
Police COmmissioner smith will have
presented I'm the next Legislature .
bill authorizing the construction OF a
new police headquarters and centra!
station At cost not 10 exceed
100000.
william Cooper, father of Tom Cooper,
the former bicycle rider who was a,
New York. two years ago, dropped
dead In his home No. +o4 Canton
ave-. Tuesday afternoon.
While Andrew SkowrOnski was clean
Ing . shotgun In his home, NO. 341
Willis-ave. east. Tuesday. the gun
was accidentally discharged and An
ton SWIM. q roomer, lost three toes
as a result. Andrew was similarly
engaged four weeks ago when the
gun exploded. SCATTERING a lamp.
Students Of the Detroit College of Law
Subject: Resolved. That Michigan
Should Adopt an Educational Quail
heation Upon the Right 10 Vote" The
Hooper, Loren w Weber and Harry
i. MacMaster and the negative by A.
ID. Herself, Thomas Cousins and John
Alexander.
taxes began In the treasurer's ONCE
in the couDty building. Tuesday. Usu-
ally the IgOlleCtlOn opens with rush.
but Tuesdays receipts were unusu
ally small. and there was no more stir
about the office than during the quiet
extra clerks ready to help when the
rush comes
In row over = board bill nj No. 2S
wight-st, Peter semick, aged 40,
proprietor Of the boarding house at
that number. was stabbed once in
the neck and three times in the side
and Charles Roddel. aged 49, board
cd 1tUh N a
left side. The police are looking for
~ man named Drousho as the sus-
pected wieider OF the knife. semick's
wounds are not serious.
verdict OF ~ 900 was awarded to Miss
Rose Reddish, Of No. 1854 Michigan
ave. against andre Gronwoski,
knocked down by Grohwoskfs bakery
wagon in May. 1907, and painfully in
the wagon was on the wrong side of
the street, and that Grohwoski took
no pains to avoid the accident.
william III. Gilman, who Has kept q
or more. is a bankrupt. His petition.
filed in the United states court, Tues
day afternoon. shows debts OF 81, 7<0.
man kept a place at Gratiot-ave. and
Farmer-st. but his business vanished
when his old place was pulled down
and he had to seek business In a new
location near the county building.
Several members Of the Methodist
Episcopal church living In the ex-
treme north end Of the oity are plan
ming to build another new church
somewhere near the north city line,
about half way between tne present
North Woodward M. f. church on
church at the Six-Mile road. Prayer
meetings are now being held In pri-
vate houses and n committee In look
ing for a desirable site some 20
families are directly interested.
stephen Cahill. IN ex-convict released
few months ago from the Ionia
prison, was seized with a violent Mt OF
Insanity at No. 1913 Monroe ave.
Tuesday night. and was removed to
st. Mary's hospital on the orders OF
DIR. Il. J. w. Mcguire When the
nurses back was turned he took from
his clothes q number OF razors and q
pair OF hair clippers and began a
mad dance about the ward. The po-
lice were notified and Patrolman John
away from Cnhill after q struggle
and the patient was then strapped
to his bed.
A battle OF engineers was before
the council sewers committee, Tues
day. The question In dispute was
the John Healey bill for extras In
connection with the building OF the
Kercheval-ave. sewer In old Fair
view. City Engineer Mccormick
testified that the bill IN excessive
show II. Edwin Jerome. another