The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-07
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Fred Startling, elevator conductor In the
postofiice building, In away Tor 4"
days vacation AT Macklnac'
on the rs nnti-tstanic serum tren, :
ments provided by the Do"rn
health for the prevention OF ,oS nhwsi,
only nine were called Tor Dy phSsl-
clans on the Fourth.
August r.. seIdeI baker. of No. 7fs
Hastings-st, was robbed OF sio OF
the rear platform OF oou WIZ
car AZ Woodward and Jsnerson son.
Monday evening. He suspects 'hree
men who tostlcd him ana theh mas
lilly left the car.
Miss Julin Andhoe, of No. q baitimore-
ave, fell from ear az the interssc-
ton Of Woodward ave. ana Fort-st..
Monday night. and was severely
bruised The Detroit ambulance
took her TO West Side hospital
where physicians say she VIII IecoF-
The Rev. a.. \. Hickey, retired Meth
odist Episcopal minister, formerly
pastor OF several prominent church
es severely critlcises me arisIoc ,st
city minister OF the rich ana RASH
ionablc parish. who taxes long Naca-
lions when most needed 10 combat
the devils cunning.
Controller D0rcmus ~ deNising way.
and means "a heat the municipal
court building for the present nscal
year. The appropriation Is but 81
$50 while the lowest bid for heating
OF $500 will have To be transferred
from some other fund.
The official board OF simpson Methodist
church. by unanimous vote, passed a
resolution instructing District Su-
perintendent John Sweet TO request
the bishop TO return TO simpson
church for another year the pastor,
the Rev. Frank +. Fitchett; The
meeting was held Monday night.
Attorney James Pound, who In acting
for the preachers who are endeavor-
ing to stop Sunday ball. will appeal
10 the supreme court at Lansing.
Rcslden ts OF Jefferson ave. in the VI
entity Of Electric park are starting
movement to have the amusement re-
sorts near the bridge closed on sun
day
cred AT his home. No. :O4O Wood
ward-ave. Monday night TO bid him
farewell on the eve OF his departure
for Europe. Mr.. Navin was present
ed with n fine pair OF hinocular
glasses. He sails Saturday for two
months visit in ireland. England
and The continent.
To satisfy his longing for cocaine, Pat
Brognn, Wcii-knOwn 10 the police,
stole an iron grating from the rear
OF No. 81 Champaign st, Monday art
ernoon. and sold IL TO "A junk dealer.
He had jus: closed the deal when
latrolman Lester Potter happened
along and took Brogan TO the sta
tlon along with the grating.
{ hnries W. DoweII, 40 years old, was
taken from the county house at
Eloisc, Monday afternoon and
brought 10 Detroit TO face a charge
of passing a forged check for IS on
the Emerson Shoe Co. The police
have been on the lookout for him
for nearly year, never suspecttng
that he was an inmate OF the poor
house.
James Cassidy, n Michigan Central spe-
cial offer, was thrown I'm the river
Monday evening by number or men
who were bathing from the COM
pany's wharf Cassidy was furious
at the insult TO his dignity and ar
ter he had clambered out dpew his
revolver and fired at his torIllentors.
His aim was bad and no one was
injured.
The family of JabeE Kerby, No. 2:2
WntsOn-st.. was driven out of doors
I'm their night clothes by fire which
did $500 damage to their house ear
" Tuesday morning. y barn owned
by jacob Gerber. In the rear OF No
220 Watson and Isaac Weinsteins
barn at No. 20s Watson also caught
Ere from spreading flames They
were damaged about $500 each.
The American Flint Glass Workers
Union, rcpresenting 1900 wagework-
ers none OF whom 1--we IN Detroit
Is holding its ANNUAL meeting in this
city, In st. Andrews hall. After the
convention is finished the delegates
will meet with the manufacturers In
for adoption Brooklyn delegates are
making an effort 10 secure the next
convention.
~ take n that the bankrupt has nh
seconded" stated Referee Lee y. Hos
Ign. after hearing evidence In the
bankruptcy court Monday afternoon
To the effect that William Gnau could
not be found by his creditors. His
stock OF cloaks. etc. at l0i Gratiot-
ave was ordered sold next Monday
benjamin Jacobson was elected trus-
tee. one OF those presenting cred
TORS claim was Mrs. Gnau.
The police received hurry call. Mon
day afternoon. TO the corner OF Al
fred and st. Antoine SITS, where. II
was reported. wholesale slashing and
shooting was going on. A few min
utes later Garfield station reported
TO police headquarters that there
was no cause for alarm 1T was
Just d quiet family quarrel" said
the officer In charge. over the tele-
phone. a woman hit her husband
over the head with berry dish.
that's "a