The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-06

will be given passes to the ball game
next Tuesday az reward Tor go %
conduct during school vacation: The
lads will assemble at Trumbuli,ave
and Cherry-st.. where they will be
taken In charge by Juvenile court OF
fcers.
Because his nsncee, leila c. Owens, re-
m nSseS 10 %s %" to be perfo s Andrew
II. Lewis returned the marriage H.
cense to the county clerks office
Wednesday; Lewis told the clerk he
had better hold the license for few
days. an the lady might change her
mind.
James Ryan, % years old, a horseshosr
who boarded at the Wabash hotel,
has le ns0p shs hoss MsSoSs Il: &C. coat As
TO have drawn $40 from the bank
on that day. His relatives fear for
his safety. and have asked the police
to investigate.
The Patternmakers will give their an
nual excursion to sugar Island, SAT-
urday, Aug. 8. on the steamer Owana.
woid-st. at Sis in the morning
There will be a program OF athletic
events, q feature OF which will to
the ball game between the married.
and single men.
dinance Wednesday night psrnitting
saloons to remain open until IL p. m.
The state law prssoribes Q .. N. a.
the closing time. and the police oom-
law. The licuor dealers then got
busy with the aldermen. and the or
dinance was adopted unanimously
A Jsnerson-ave. car running 1t full
open switch at Concord-sve.. We'd
on Concord-aye. before II was
stopped. The speed at which the car
into panic, and several women were
restrained by men from Jumping
from the car.
Morris Dawson, n mnohinist, living ne
west bound Baker car No. SIC. at
Gratiot-ave. and Hastings-st about
5:45 o'clock. Thursday morning. whi;s
on his way TO work. and was badly
taken 70 West Side hospital in the
Detroit ambulance. and his condition
Is reported as serious.
Il. &. Moran, of the law Arm Of
Preston, Moran a stafford was called
to Chicago Thursday. by a telegram
announcing the death In that city OF
his father-in-law. ]. F. Dignam. Mr..
Dignam was prominent contractor
and was president OF the Aetna Con-
strnction Co.. at the time OF mis-
death. Mrs Moran was at her faith
er's bedside when the end came.
Helen Thoman, aged o, living mt NO.
automobile containing George c.
Booth. as she was alighting from q
north bound car at Woodward tel
race. Wednesday evening; The auto.
driven by Chauffeur Benjamin Bark
err. struck her to the pavement. badly
bruising her about the limbs and
body: DR.. Allison and DR.. Sellards.
OF Woodward ave-, were called to at
tend the child. who was afterwards
taken to her home by Mr.. Booth.
Chief Assistant Corporation Counsel
Lawson has rendered an opinion that
the city IL not liable for the. claim
OF Moore q Moore. attorneys for the
old village of Fairview. and for four
other bills that have been presented
since the annexation. Moore &
legal ser Sia ~ The Other cai@an n9
are Louis Claeys. former village
treasurer who asks s5.516.37: julius
G. Otto, ex-street commissioner. who
wants s46S. and James Chauvin, who
asks the modest amount OF $6705.
A weli-drcssed mnn who was believed
to be r. J. Blair, implicated In the
kidnapping or Veronica Cassidy. OF
Chicago. was brought into police
tive William Good. Wednesday after
noon. but the description OF the all
legged kidnaper did not tally. and the
suspect. who was highly indignant
over the AFFAIR. was speedily released.
Blair Is described as being As years
old. feet 10 inches tall. of dark
TO p rSns The SSk Suspect ans
3S years old. feet inches tall. IS
light complexioDed, weighs 140
pounds. and Is refined looking.
The two cannon with tablets com mem-
Grating the battle of BrownstOwu,
fought Aug. 5. 1912. were formally
dedicated Wednesday afternoon on a
little knoll a mile west of Gibraltar.
short distance from the summer
home OF the late DR.. Hal G. Wyman.
II was DR. Wyman who made applj-
cation to the government for these
cannon TO commemorate the battle
fought on the spot where the dedica-
ton took place. The committee In
charge OF securing the cannon con-
sisted OF DR.. Wyman, DR.. E. L. Shur-
~ and DR.. Fleming Carrow. IRE,
exercises Wednesday opened with
prayer by the Rev. Mr. Ainge, OF the
Flat Rock Methodist Episcopal
church. Addresses were delivered by
Ward Choate and Samuel w. Bur-
roughs. OF Detroit. The school chill
dren OF the neighborhood sang pa