The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-14
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Palestine lodge, No. 354, F. 4 A. M,
the Masonic temple Wednesday even
ing. Shook will furnish the music.
Dancing win start promptly at s:46.
C0uEressman Denby delivered nm illus
Panama canal in the Masonic temple.
Tuesday evening. The occasion was
the social evening Of King CYRUS
expressed the hope that an Ameri-
can merchant marine would be re-
suit OF the canal. Dancing followed
the lecture.
The women's Missionary union Of the
Congregational church of Detroit as
sociation, will hold an all day meet
ing IN the Brewster church, Thurs
day. The morning session will be de-
voted to reports from the churches
and other business. At 2:S0 p. m, the
Rev. J. f. Little Will speak on THE
young peoples missionary movement
In the United States and Canada
While Mrs. Felix Cicotts, Of EcOrse,
was weeping beside the body OF her
only son. Tuesday night. her neigh
bors were holding dance In near
Cicottc was taken Ill recently and his
mother was left almost destitute. The
dance was arranged, but In the mean
time he died: The ball went on, how
ever. and 500 was raised for the
mother.
An attempt In betag made BY Attorney
Fred A. Baker, acting for the Detroit
real estate board. to attack the con-
law. The suit Is brought In the name
OF Jacob Stumpf. OF Royal Oak, and
IL to be heard by Judge Smith. OF
Oakland county: Baker has . asked
visors for facts to be used In making
out his case.
r. A. Cheadle, OF No. 3o6 Highest. west,
assistant acco.ntant 4. the. Pere MAJ,
cleaned zip $4,000 In the sale OF
stock In Canadian beet sugar fac
tory, which he, bought from man
Cheadie paid so cents q share for the
stock. which had cost the Canadian
500. The money has been reinvested
in Cobalt mining property.
Referee Davock. In his report to Judge
Swan In the Camsron Currie bank
ruptcy case, has set out six questions
-wh!ch-the attSrneys In the case
continuance Of the suit in the state
court against Hayden. stone & Co..
and the method OF hguring up the ac-
counts OF debtors and creditors. the
rate OF interest to be used and the
commissions. etc.. to be charged
In anttrcipa Ton Of the adoption Of the
new constitutions. Aid. Field has pre-
pared draft OF Charter revision
mon council Tuesday evening. This
provides for the appointment OF a
commission or six to go over the
present city charter and improve II.
by the mayor and three by the coun-
ell. II Ia also provided that two
members must be legislators.
George G. Lawrence, . former auditor
bookkesper In the auditors office. is
about to take to himself wife. and
has leased and furnished nat on st.
living with his son, DR.. William G.
Lawrence, At Warren and Avery ayes.
Mr.. Lawrence refuses to divulge the
nam name g Ct hi his nsnSs:; or h to give the
pected to take place not later than
next week.
Martha Savage, aged %, Of Jackson. en-
day ssa afternoon tie and toid ' ane ofacsrs
ne had killed . man at Michigan ave.
and the Nine mils-rd.. last Thanks
nss day 1fssT fen sS.. asSs
was insane and let him go. He 10
OF Trinity church. Detroit. His par
Jackson. and his wife. from whom he
II separated. lives In Charlotte.
DE. Enoeh Mathsr, 81 Ne. 80 Park Place
east, reported 60 the police, Tuesday
sS S::n ..s n:s x. . :sfs in 'fSs
office BY q man who entered In the
guise Of q patient DR.. Mather left
his office for few minutes and when
he returned the man was there. The
doctor went to the back room to
wash his hands. and when he re-
turned the man was gone. and the
safe open. A hasty examination dis
worth taking was missing: The po-
lice have q good description OF the
man.
The beAy - Jshn A. MePherson, the
DetrolteP shot In Washington, Sum
10 day, by william Jones, will be ship
ped to Mrs. James Kennedy. a sister
OF the deceased, living at No. . 2ss
Tourth-ave. q. N. Mcpherson. a
brother of the dead man. formerly
the u. 8 marine corps last February.
A few months ago he wrote his sis
ter saying he had left the service and
nothing has been heard OF him since.
McPherDon's slayer. once gained ma
tional prominence by trying to kill
9uitceg; the assassin or President
has fer Charles c. Findlsy report
that they have been unable to locate
him In Wayne county. and say that
he " now living In Jackson county.
The sheriff has . capias for Findley.
who 10 wanted a. defendant In a
breach of promise suit started by
Miss Anna Thompson. OF Detroit.
Miss Thompson alleges that Flndley
mad: love TO her and in January, pro-
Ing June ne wrote that it was "all
on and In September was married
TO Miss Media Coykendali. Miss
Thompson wants $4,000 to heal her