The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-14
amendatory of the sherman anti

amendatory OF the Sherman anti
trust law.
The naval recruiting Office at No. 80
Forrest. west will remove 10 No. 30
Lafayette boulevard. Lieut.. Kelley
is III charge.
Guard armory, Anal arrangements
were completed for attending the
tentn annual reunion OF the Thirty :
first Volunteer infantry, to be held
in Tecumseh, Tuesday. May 10. IL
was decided to 20 over the Wabash,
leaving Detroit at 1:20 In the morn
ing. returning the evening of the
same day. All members wishing 10
attend tEe reunion are requested TO
be at the Union depot not later than
o'clock.
Judge Mandeli decided Wednesday af-
ternoOn that former members of the
A. o. L.. w. now in the hands of Il
receiver, Will have to pay no more
assessments. An attempt was made
10 compel the receiver to collect as
sessments against all members who
belonged to the order for the pur-
pose OF paying all death claims ac-
crued and unpaid at that time. Judge
Mandell held that the only remedy
against the members who refuse to
pay dues is TO cancel their tnsur-
ance That penalty has no terrors
now that the organization Is bank
rupt.
Police headquarters was startled We'd
ncsday afternoon. by report that N
murder had been committed at No.
So Napoleon-st. Several officers were
hurried TO the address given, but
were unable 10 find any evidences OF
crime. on inquiry. however. they
learned that Max Schtrehl and
Mne oInty baS wn aar UcGgp over
Max's right to drive through the
yard and that Mike had welded n
hammer threateningly during the
argument. A neighbor, fearing that
murder was about to be committed,
telephoned for. the police. No ar
rests were made.
william f.. Fay, about AZ years old, who
was sent to the house OF correction
for 80 days, May =. in default OF a
$40 fine. was removed TO st. Mary's
hospital In East End ambulance,
Wednesday afternoon, suffering from
a mysterious illness, which the doc
tors! as yet. have been unable to di-
asnose. Fay was charged with be-
ing drunk, but he SAYS IL was un-
founded. He was seized with cramps,
he says. and drank glass Of beer
with what he supposed was a dash
OF peppermint IN II. He insists. how
ever, that something was substituted
for the peppermint. for after drink
ing the mixture he became helpless.
Mrs. Mary Is. Burdick, OF Brighton.
Ind. petitioned the Wayne circuit
court wednesday afternoon to set
band. Louis r. Burdick. In 1896. Bur
dick died last July. She alleges that
her husband deserted her In 1892 and
never returned. In 1895. he filed a
bill for divorce and she claims she
was never notified. although her hus-
band always knew where she was.
She says the divorce was secured on
grounds that were false. As a re-
suit OF the divorce. Mrs. Burdick has
been cut of from the pension her
husband received. he having been a
civil war veteran. She wants the
decree set aside so that she can press
her claim for the pension.
Manager frank Drew, of the Avenue
thcater, mud three employees. George
Winterhaker. Richard Talbot and
Sam Levy, were all found not guilty
OF assaulting George Saros, proprietor
OF Greek shoe-shining patlor In
the Avenue building. by Police JUS
tice Stein. Thursday morning and
were discharged. The case grew out
OF the forma ldehyde in,ident OF a
few. evenings ago. when. ~ was
charged Drew and his associates at.
tempted to drive Sasos and his
brothers out OF their place OF bust.
neRsl by Shooting" the liuuid through
a hole In the wall. From the testi-
mony, however, IL did not appear who
had done the Shooting" and 10 dis
charge the defendants was the only
course open to the Judge. Tn,
Greeks. however, are still In posses
sion and the end OF the merry kess'
war II not yet