The Detroit times., 1908-12-04
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Charlie. Flower. left Detroit Friday
morning, for Marquette, where me-
Will deliver a memorial address, sun
day. The memorial services are nelu
by the Elks OF Marquette. Negaunee
and Ishpeming in the Marquette
opera house. Mr.. Flowers goes W
way OF Chicago. arriving In Mar
quette Sunday morning.
Aid Dsimeli ~ do not think u wonna
be wise 10 put in the new street rail-
way agreement TO be drawn up any
innexible scale OF WAGES Whdt
might be fair this year might De nor
enough later on. The street railway
men should have representation on
this committee OF Breitmeyfrs,
though. and they ought To get the'i
eight-hour day.
An electric auto belonging Ia Dr. VI:
IL. Van BnaIen, which the doctor had
left standing in front OF his broth-
er's cigar store. AZ NO oil ~ hohroe,
ave, started no OF It's own acsoru,
Thursday afternoon. ana caused no
little excitement on That thofoush-
fare until II was captured by the
doctor. Crossing OF wires is peleVeu
TO have caused the machine 10 start
Fred Lewis, aiins Loomls. was arrest
ed Thursday night, by Patroimen
Richert and Raymond, on a Warrant
issued last May, charging him Win
stealing $3.50 from Charles stern, OF
Windsor. Stern declares lac was
coaxed into a card game win Lewis
and two others. and that when ne
placed his money on the table, Lewis
grabbed IL and ran away stern mas
been searching for Lewis ever since.
Miss Luck Wbiteley, the Wnlkerviiie
young woman. VINO retained a dia-
mond ring given her In token OF her
engagement to Ferdinand e. Belle
more a Windsor drug clerk. Will have
to return the ring. according TO
decision handed down by Acting
Judge a. r.; Bartlett. 1t was shown
gagement. after the two had been
lovers for three years. She refused
TO return the ring. and later gave IL
to a relative as security for loan.
A dolls convention, I'm which dolls
from all countries, of all ages, sizes
and conditons.is being held In the
Detroit Museum OF Art this week.
There are dolls that belonged TO
savage children. as well as those that
were caressed by youngsters OF arts
tocratic birth. Many Detroit ladies'
who have never given up the dolls or
their childhood. have contributed to
this convention. which includes the
museum collection OF dolls OF many
races, past and present
Joseph Kerner, 20 yenrs old, No. 63
Brew.ter-st., as he IL Registered, was
locked up In central station by Tru-
ant Officers Grossman and Gleiwitz-
err, Thursday night, on suspicion OF
being a member OF gang OF young
men who have been passing worth
The officers say Kerner admits hav-
ing passed n check for s7.07 on Jo-
seph Lansky. butcher on HASTINGS
Schiller & Kaufman and Lee. Cady
& Smarts eastern branch.
A Jury I'm Judge Dodd's court brought
ousting Edward Russell from his
seat as supervisor OF Hamtramck
township, and giving the place to
Henry Schroeder Russelrs majority
h..N Cl l.k
some of the polling booths Ave men
acted on the election board instead
OF three. as the law directs. Schroe-
der then 1a, started s action to have Rus
of crookedness was made, the whole
question Ringing on the presence OF
more men in the booth than the law
directs.
ested ns to wether they will accept
the offer OF the sinking fund COM
mission to loan them money to sep
arate grades at John r.. Brush. Beau
ben and Russellsts., is expected
soon by Aid. owen, chairman Of the
council grade separation committee
Such an agreement would postpone
any conflict over grades between the
city and the roads for two years at
least. There is a growing sentiment
among the aldermen. however. in
favor of securing power from the
legislature. TO hasten the work of
grade separation.
In his trial before Justice stein. Thurs
day, on n charge OF disturbing the
peace last Saturday night, Clarence
Mitchell. AN employe OF a local au-
tomobile concern, accused Patrolman
Emmanuel Rogers or having un-
necessarily attacked him I'm the pa
troll wagon. Mitchell saws he re-
ceived scalp wound at the officers
hands and was painfully bruised
Driver Thomas Stack. OF the patrol
wagon In which Mitchell was riding,
received n bad WALTON in the nose
during the miX-up. and II was not
the prisoner who hit him. he de-
clared Justice stein reserved de-
cision until Dec. Z.
That the coming session az the IeGfs-
Inture VIII be extra long one ON
account OF the need OF framing M
much new legislation I'm accord with
the new constitution. is the belief OF
Charles s Simons. former state SEN
ator and member Of the constitution
al convention. The general law for
the new charters OF cities VIII be
one OF the last things to be passed.
he believes. on account OF the num-
erous hearings TO be given to repre-
sentatives Of various cities At the
present time nearly every city has "A
different charter and. unless the leg
islature can divide the cities into
classes IL would have difficulty in
framing up new charters.