The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-20
Mrs. Minnie Malaska. wife Of Tony
MaIaska, charged with the murder of


Mrs. Minnie Malasks. wife Of Tony
Malaska. charged with the murder Of
ldZZie Thompson. Negress. four
years ago. has announced her inten-
ton To stand by her husband In his
trouble. She declares he Will be able
10 prove an allhi- through friends-.n
Chicago. She called at the county
clerks office Wednesday, and looked
up the record OF her marriage To Ma
laska, which took place Jan. II. 1906
The board of trade of Windsor has
declined the ofFer Of the Detroit bonrd
=asatst@in =the=eBter.
tainment of Earl Grey goyernoF-Reu-
eral OF Canada. because he will no
In Windsor but short time and
every moment has been arranged for.
The officers OF the board OF COM
invited to attend the luncheon 20
be given Earl Grey on the Britannia.
Monday afternoon.
The presence of engineers at Crosse
Isle has given rise to the report that
n bridge will be built from the south
ern end of Wyandotte to the north
ern end Of Crosse Isle. ard that n
summer resort will be established by
ent the only way TO reach Crosse
Isle is by small ferries from Tren-
ton or Stbley. or by the railway
bridge. There is no bridge for We
hicles or pedestrians.
Contractor }. A. Mercier began work
Thursday morning on the brick pave
ment TO be laid on Michigan-ave,.
outside the city limits: The contract
will cost the county $4,000, The
township OF Springwells will spend
$4,000 In extending the work. Por-
ath & Son who have two contracts
for tar macadam pavement on Gro
tlot-ave. and Forrest. east. Will begin
work at once Work is also in pro-
gress on Mack and River-rds.
The aiienists appointed by Judge Con-
INT h. ~
dition OF Christian Frischke. wife
slayer. spent three hours with their
subject In the prosecuting attorneys
Office. Wednesday afternoon. and at
the close of the examination. declined
10 express any opinion as to whether
Frischke &c insane. Frischke viii
probably be examined again Thurs
day. The story told by Frischke to
the doctors varied In no essential
particular from the one he frst toll
the police.
Miss Helen A. Mnrgolies. popular
young Jewess. living at No. 1851 Di-
Vislon-st.. attained the highest aver
age Of any female competitor In the
latest United States ctvii service ex-
the Detroit postotfce. her paper be-
ing marked s5.26. She has been
plsced at the head OF the eligible list
tits said there 10 need In the postal
Ace for n person who can speak He
brew, In order to give informal ton
regarding postal matters to those
who cannot speak English.
Two hundred and sixty-nve young wo.
men from Kentucky, most Of them
school teachers. spent Wednesday
taking In the sights OF Detroit. TheJ
made their headquarters at the new
Hotel burns and Sheriff Burns saw
10 II that the young women had q
good time. The party was In charge
OF J. ID. Wyatt Lexington attorney,
and included Col. j NJ. Ross. man
aging editor OF the Lexington Leader
The party left Wednesday night on
special Pere Marquette train for
Cincinnati. from where they will de-
part for their respective homes.
william +. Dreyer, SOcialist, who
conducts n printing ONCE. at No. 7lJ
Chene-st.- has reported to the police
that quantity of type. which he
was using in the publication OF n So
clalistic circular. was stolen from MS
shop Wednesday morning. There Is
no clue to the thief. but Dreyer
thinks IL was someone who dldn
like the tone or the circular which
drew comparison between the Dem
ocratic.- Republican Soeialistie
platforms Mr.. Dreyer eisN the man
who. some months ago. led an army
OF unemployed to the city hall.
The police have been asked 10 search
for 4. 6. Burke and George Darcy.
promoters OF new process Tor
scraping hardwood floors. who. un-
III recently. had offices at No: l2l
Wayne-st but whose present where
abouts are unknown. Their disap-
nearancc was called TO the attention
OF the authorities by William Cos
tell. No 81. Mt Elliott-ave. and T.
Mettetel. No. 1872 Mavbury Grand
ave. who invested 1900 and $2S. Sc
spectively. In the enterprise Mettc-
tel also alleges that Burke, before
leaving. disposed OF n typewriter tho
former had Installed In the office. re-
ceivinR s25 for II.
Brueckner's park bnnd will render the
following program ON belle Isle
overture. tSuppe); "Sextette from
Lucia" Donizetti): Polka Caprice"
for two comets: tMoyrellal; Dance
W w, ess .'e'" Selection. Lehar 1e pIiI
Pickles" march, (Johnson); Mig
non" overture. Thomas); Rainbow"
intermezzo. (Wenrichl; The RCD
Vision" (Bloul: ITO Your Health"
waltz. (Helf). Frank Reschke. tenor
soloist. will sing Sweetheart Days"
Friday afternoons concert will be IN
Cass park.
The ritteadea- fnnaiiy-of- United
states held n reunion md convention
on Belle Isle, Wednesday, the prin-
cipal business of the day being the
historical address on the life OF tho
families IN Guiiiford. Conn., before
the revolution. These people are des-
pendants OF % families from Eng
land who settled in Gulliford in l63e
Crittenden, of ypsilanti vice-presi
dent pF-S- -crittenden,- Rochester
~ Y secretary. Mrs j. J. Holmes. -
Eaton Rapids. treasurer, Charles q.
Crittcnden. New London. Ont; MIS-
torian. A. Riley Crittenden; chairman
social committee. Mrs Helen Crltten-
den. OF Boveland.
Mrs. Margaret Mead. Of No. AIS Crane
ave-. - eDdenvorinz to get back her
boy. whom the court gave to\a young
couple while Mrs Mead was III. The
woman who Is Just out Of the hos
pital. has been deserted by her nus
band. ts still suffering from riteu
AA-ti,--reHt- -har-n-.or
home is three months in arrears. she
says that II almost Kills her TO
think that her boy Is growing up 10
think that another woman ~ ms
mother. Mrs. Mead has four other
children. the oldest OF whom IL l6,
but they have not succeeded in get.
ting work. The daughter worked In
knitting mill until recently. when
the mill shut down.
Nhitelex,. First Infantry bnpd, NIchi-
gnn National Guard. J. W. whitley.
director. VIII furnish the following
musical program at Water Works
park. Saturday afternoon at 1870
o'clock: Part ,. March. Battle OF
the Waves" tHalD; overture. Hun
garian comedy, tkeler Beia) iwaltzesi
ley overture, bits OF Rcmlcks hits.
Uampe).T1 Part II Selections from
the comic opera. The Royal Chef"
JeromeD. Tho Rose OF CASTLE
tReiterD; Rainbow" indian inter-
memo (Wenriehl. asE'lirtat fo,,