The Detroit times., 1908-08-15
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denee has defeated more men than
unpopularity."
which hHd I'm charge Tuesday even
lngs water fete. has balance OF
$3.50, having spent 81 eco on the fete'
H~sry ~ Haigh, street railway pro-
meter and builder. ~ Detroit, IL In
Cincinnati, looking over suburban
electric properties conVerging IN ,..at
city.
Dr. Joshua stnBsneId, of Meridian-s 50.
VI. T.. church, Indianapolis, viii
preach In the Cass-ave. Methodist
church. Cass and Selden. sunday
morning. at 1880.
Detroit Commandery. knights Temp
lar, returned Friday night from the
trip To Toronto. The DetToiters are
much pleased with the reception they
received In the Canadian city.
Miss Kate Ryrie has been appointed
one OF the hides OF President Gel
haar. chief marshal OF the Labor Day
parade. Miss Ryrie Will be the 1rst
woman To ride horse In the parade
for many years. The other aides are
Gustave Dihle. w. J Emery, Henry
Kummerfeld. Alfred Carlson. and Gil
bert w. Dickson.
The silver Jubilee Of the Rushmere
club was celebrated by "a water fete
At the Flats. Friday night. and the
club house sheltered the biggest
crowd tAat has ever been gathered
In Il. Following the water parade.
In which about dozen yachts, hand
SOmely Illuminated. TOOK part, tneTe
was a dance In the club rooms.
Frank Hepner, aged -, leader Of u
gang 81 young men who infest the
railroad yards In the suburbs. was
day. by Justice Binder. OF Ham
tramck HeDner In said TO have
sworn to take the life OF three rail-
roaH detectives He is the fourth
member OF the gang TO be sent up.
More than so delegates from Chicago,
Milwaukee. Cleveland, Cincinnati and
several Michigan cities were present
in IA meeting held in 81. Andrews
hall, Friday to discuss the amalga-
nation OF all the st. Andrewss SO
cieties In the United States and Can
ada under one international head.
Efforts will be made to hold con-
vention in Detroit next spring.
Howard 4. Beck, expert accountant !
"Examination of the books of other
cities has convinced me that Detroit
has one OF the best systems OF tax
ievying in the country While other
cities depend on note Issues to Sc
cure funds to run them. we collect
our taxes ahead OF time, and escape
the interest charges. getting interest
instead from the banks during a
large portion OF the year on the bank
balances.
Plans are being prepared for a new
steamer for the White Star line to
replace the City OF Holland which the
company has chartered this year. The
new boat Will be ready for the sea-
early and late freight and passenger
carrier. and will be especially de-
signed for that work. Frank f.
Kirby and Prof. Sadler. Of the U. Of
Trouble TINT has been brewing for sew
ernI days, developed Into n free-for-
all fight, Friday night. between Mr..
and Airs. Franz Pinko and Joseph
Ludwikowski. all OF No. 1910 Clark
ave. AS result the woman was
taken to st. Mary's hospital in an
unconscious condition from injuries
about. the head. Pinko was stabbed
In the SCALP. and the other man re-
ceived cut over the right eye.
}. II. Finn. for several years press
agent Of tn. Temple theater, leaves
Monday To assume a similar position
at the Cook opera house. Rochester,
". Y. Friday night ne was rendered
farewell dinner by 40 OF his friends
in Eagle hall. Michigan-ave.. and pre-
scented with a cut glass water set. At
the fuller hotel Saturday night, Mr.
Finn VIII be rendered a farewell by
several aldermen and city officials
he will continue TO make Detroit his
summer home.
IL. r.. Moore, the saloOnkeepsr M No.
124 Fnrmer-st., against whom w. ID.
Southwick. lessee OF the Wetherbee
building IL filing daily complaints for
keeping open after legal hours. says
he Will continue To keep open as long
as he is able to pay the fines that
may be imposed. Mr.. Moore says he
closes at q o'clock every night. Just
like other reputable saloonkeepers."
and doesn't see why he should be
singled out by Mr.. Southwick. Prob
ably he wants TO put me out OF bust
ness says Moore.
Thomas Pitcher sheldon, aged 70, for
many years n resident of Detroit
died in his home in Chicago. Tues
day Mr.. Sheldon was bookkeeper at
the Peninsular bank for many years
and later engaged in the banking
business in Saginaw. He was car
Z
and then removed to Chicago. where
he lived quiet life. During his
youth in Detroit. he was companion
OF Thomas w; Palmer. Thomas Gil
lett George Whiting. Guy Hinchman
and other well-known Detroiters
His first witc was Miss Winifred
Fenton. daughter OF Gov. Fenton.
Aid Richard VI. Watson will Introduce
"a resolution in the council anking the
state railway coniin.s siOn To fnvest'-
gate the grade crossing situation In
Detroit HISS motive in taking this
action is to get more speed In MAX
ing separations. The policy OF Aid
owen. chairman OF the grade separa-
ton committee. has worked on lines
of Cancellation with the railroads.
This has caused some chatting by
other aldermen WHO wanted quicker
action. AS the state railway com
mission acts as state grade cross
power includes that OF ordering sep
arations OF grades.
Mrs. GustRve Neumnn, of No. 113 Jay
st, whose husband recently started
divorce proceedings. created scene
in police headquarters Friday night
when she dehed the whole police
force. and dared supt Downey to
lock her up Neuman alleges that
his wife drinks almost continuously
and he wants the care Of their nine
children. Since the starting OF the
SUIT. the husband had his wife re-
strained by injunction from interfer-
ing with him or the children. but he
claims that she pays little attention
To the court order. Supt. Downey
warned her that IL she molested her
husband or the children again. ne
would lock her up.
The following, program will be given
In b, Clark park saturday evening by
march. WELDON; "Pique Dame"
overture. tSuppe); La Albacete."
waltz. tstone); Melodie in F, Grub
ihn vy.'hn; "iny ,,a a la yaise"
'(wallace); "Fellowcraft March :"
(Brucckner); "Oberon." overture.
}Wsbsrl: @hsinbowr lnsermsdsao
nade); Sylvia Ballet" Denbes) !:
The skaters Waltz" twaldteufeD !;
'Ivanhoe. march. wan Alstyne ana
ist will sing. The Sunday afternoon
concert will be on Belle Isle.
Gov. Warner has written TO the officers
OF the Oakland County Dairymen's
association. attempting TO deny that
his cheese factories have been re
sDonsible for breaking the milk
strike OF the farmers By selling their
milk to the big dealers OF Detroit II
IL claimed, In his behalf. that n CO.
operative creamery association COM
posed Of farmers. Hid the strike
breaking Warner agreed to meet
the dairymen In Rochester Saturday
morning. Committees of the dairy
men and the milk wagon drivers met
Friday evening and smoothed out
some Of their differences. IL Is pos