The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-27
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Band concertsi Monday evening, Belle
Isle; Tuesday afternoon, Palmer park.

Band concertsi Monday evening, Belle
Isle; Tuesday afternoon, Palmer park
Robert - Paul, "a Pontiac merchant, has
filed a. petition In bankruptcy In
which he gives his assets AZ $l,yl3oo.
Fire of unknown origin drove Mrs. A..
Finn ind family from their home AT
No 1873 Michigdn-aNe., In their nlsnt
clothes early sunday morning. The
damage Is about $3.50.
The cannon given to Wallace post, No.
%, e.. 4. H., by the late Dr. Hal q.
Wyman. VIII be dedicated at O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon. Aug. b. on the
field of the battle OF BrownstoWh
near Gibraltar
Judge Donovan, just back from hnck.
insc isIandi 81 regard walking ana
especially hill climbing, as the nnest
exercise in the world. Whlle In
Mackinac l took daily walks. cover,
ing about eight miles In trip. and
they proved very beneficial.
A launch containing SIX persons hit n
spiIe In the river near the ferry dock
at Belle Isle, sunday and was so
badly damaged that she went 10 the
bottom within few minutes. Tie
passengers were rescued without dlnl-
Guilty, however. Thelr names Coulu
not be learned.
"I<id" Kennedy. a. local prize Fighter
became engaged In an alteration
with four young men In Peter col
Inns saloon. No. 20 Lafayette boule-
ward sunday afternoon, In which
glasses were broken and blood was
shed The police arrived on the scene
Just after the fighters had made their
exit
Mrs D. Il. Forchue was seriously burned
about the hcnd, fnce and shoulders
by the explosion of sewer gas In the
rear of her home. No. 27S Gratiot-
ave- sunday morning, as result oil
her droDping a lighted match In
vault She was attended by DR.. Jo-
seph Shclllish. No. 24l Adams-a ave
east.
KnmaII VnnIouwe, aged ~. No. s68
Woodbridge-st. east, In In hnrpsr
hospital with a broken arm ana pam
full body cruises as Il result OF DelhS
run down by an automobile at Jenei-
son and McDougnll- ayes, early sun.
dav morning a. L. Henry. No. 4O3
Charlevoix cave. is the owner of the
machine.
Mrs. Jessie Wendell. aged 30, OF No. 10
second-nvc.. drank carbolic acid sat
urday evening after quar,el WIZ"
her husband. The East End ambu-
lance was called and Peter Abt ad-
ministered large doses or whisky 10
the woman. The physicians In ~
Mary's hospital say she Will recover
The woman asserts she had no inten-
ton OF killing herself but wanted 10
frightcn her husband.
George Bissell, No. Gs0 Wabash-nve.,
was thrown headiong through the
open window OF a Fourteenth car
when II Jumped the track on Broad
way near Witherell-st, sunday morn
ing He was taken to the Boulevard
sanitarium In the Detroit ambulanI
with a broken collar bone and a scalp
wound. His condition Is not serious
Several women passengers WEI q
thrown into a panic when the car
left the track, but outside or Blsscll
no one was hurt.
iuls l.
MANS, observed the twenty nth
anniversary OF It's organization, sun
day afternoon in the Elks temple.
addresses being delivered by the KEY
f.. j. Van Antwerp. chaplain OF the
order, and other members OF the So
ciety. About 10 members were pres
ent. including three charter members
Cornelius O'Dwyer, James Hogan and
william f.. Maloney. Thomas II. Rey-
nolds, n prominent member of the or
der. was presented with a handsome
umbrella.
Mrs. Auuust e.. r. Dornbrock, wife of
Sergeant of Police Dornbrock, of the
central station died Sunday after
noon in her home. No S42 Townsend
ave. When Mrs. Dornbrock was shop
ping last April one OF her toes pained
her and although there was no visi-
BILE injury when she got home her
foot was badly swollen. Gangrene
set In and several weeks ago IL was
necessary TO amputate her leg in tho
hope OF saving her life, but teven
that proved unsuccessful.
big congregations attended both the
morning and evening services In the
new st Peters German Evangelical
church in Springwells. Sunday the
congregation meeting for the first
time In the new building. The church
Is located on Tecumseh-ave south OF
Michigan-ave. II Is frame struc-
ture. two stories high, with school
rooms below and sanctuary above,
and cost about $4,000 number Of
local clergymen took part in the SER
vices The Rev. A. Btehenmueller,
the new pastor. was indicted Sunday.
Worry over criticism OF the verdict In
the Percy Bowin case. In which he
sat as a juror. II declared by netgh-
bors TO be responsible for the death
of Louis Thorher, who passed away
in his home, No 295 Montcalm- st
east. Saturday afternoon. Nj Thor
ner mad been troubled with diabetes
for several years, but he was always
able to attend to his business. He
was very much hurt at the manner in
which the Bowin verdict was receiv-
ed He became worse Immediately
after the trial, and recently heart
disease developed.
sSrhe problem of Jonah IN not How
could n fish swallow man and pre-
serve him alive for three days and
escape from God and his dutyF'" de-
clared the Rev. j. l.. Gardiner In his
Sunday morning sermon in Taber
naclc VI. E. church. The book an
swers. There Is no escape. No mat
ter how far a man may travel by
land and sea, he cannot get away
from God or HE duty" The speaker
pronounced the Book OF Jonah one or
the most beautiful in the Old Tesla :
ment and its lesson common TO all
mankind
A farmers strike threatens 10 produce
a milk famine I'm Detroit after AuG. 4.
Oakland and Wayne county dairymcn
have formed a union In which they
hope to- enlist the Washtenaw and
Macomb county farmers also. They
demand sl.25 per 100 pounds OF milk
after the frst OF the month and tho
Detroit milk dealers understand that
further Increase TO $50 per 100
pounds r. threatened later In the sea
aOu There IL no sprCial reason given