The Detroit times., 1908-07-13
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Hand concertsi Monday evening, Belle
Isiet Tuesday afternoon, Palmer Park
Detective Andrew Boersig ha. gone "a
Columbus, a., 10 bring back George
Edwards. under arrest In that city on
charge or burglarizing the talior
shop of Jennings Jordan, NO lOi
West Forrest, two weeks ago. SsN
eral suits Of clothes bearing the
firms mark were found In his posses
sion when he was arrested In column
bus
Hawkins Woodruff Kerr, an evangelist,
Who hn. conducted services all over
the United states and In the Britlsil
Isles occupied the pulpit In the North
Woodward Methodist church, sun
day. MIR. Kerr will preach In thar
church the remaining sundays of
July and "A part OF August until the
return OF Pastor Allen from his va
cation
John OldeDburg, conductor ON an tn.
terurbun car, IL I'm Harper hospital
with a fractured skull, ana IL Is
feared his injuries Will result fataliy.
Oldcnburg was trying 10 place the
trolley of his car back on the wire.
when the pole was broken on by a
cross wire and struck him on the
head. The accident occurred near
Pennington, Sunday.
Walter Gruntz, aged 10, whose home L.
ON Rceder-st., near Campbeli-ave..
attempted tn swim from the foot or
Campbell-ave.. to Junction-ave.. sun
day eVenipg. He had gone only half
the distance when his strength gave
out. Loren w. Busch. an undertake
or. at No. 1879 Forrest. west. heard
the boys cries for help. went out IN
rowboat and rescued him.
George W. Miller. II Third-ave. motor
man, living AT No. 0Oo Fourth-ave.,
has been missing from home since
last Tuesday. and his friends are
greatly worried over his absence
Mrs. Miller refuses to discuss her
husbands disappearance. but admits
she has learned something regarding
him. Neighbors speak well OF MIL
Ter. and say he was devoted To mis-
wife and six-year-old daughter
Maurice VI. krnney. aged II. OF No. :iO
Howard-sf.. dove from n dock Into
three feet Of water at Tashmoo park
the bottom with such force that the
whole lower part OF hts body was
paralyZed. and he would have
drowned but for the assistance OF Il
No. s93 Fourteenth ave. who In at
tending kenney. SAYS II Is impossible
To tell yet the extent OF the mans
injuries
, mud Louis Newman, OF No. 1856 Cass-
st. drivers for the Detroit Creamery
Co. engaged In a night at John IL.
and Columbia SITS, Sunday night, ana
both were locked up. charged with
dlsorderly conduct. Dabach says the
intense heat caused Newman 10 lose
his temper. and he started the fight.
Newman was unconscious when the
patrol wagon arrived, and after he
recovered at the station. he cried
bitterly.
The annual encampment Of the Michi-
gan veterans Of the spanish and
Philippine wars VIII open In Kalu-
mazoo on Tuesday. July IL. The dis
tinguished guest OF the occasion Will
be the comma nder-in-c chief OF the ma
tion organization. Walter Scott Hale
IN a IA r ,
and half has been arranged for
with the Michigan Central over
which road the Detroit delegation
Will 90. Train VIII leave at l:45
y. M Tuesday
Mrs. Minnie POtxke, aged 53, of No. 2A0
Frnnkiin-st, was found lying at the
point OF death Saturday afternoon by
her daughter. Fearing that her moth
or had taken poison. the daughter
called DR.. +. c. Dodenhon. OF No. ia
Rivard-st.. and after working over
the woman for an hour. he thought
she was out OF danger An hour later
fatal reaction took place and death
soon followed. Rat poison was used
by Mrs. Potzke to end her life. Cor
oner Bennett decided that an inquest
was unnecessary.
While attempting 10 dodge a street cur
ON Jcnerson-ave., near Walker-st.,
Sunday night. Joseph Whine. Of No
front OF AN auto driven by Merton l..
Farr. vicepresident OF the Detroit
Shipbuiiding Cd. Winnie was thrown
from his buggy. striking on his head.
lie was unconscious when picked up.
and bleeding from scalp wound
several inches In length Farr took
the injured man IN his auto to Har-
per hospital. whore 1t IL said he has
good chance to recover.
Two persons were Injured. hut neither
seriously. in crash between two
Woodward cars at Jefferson ave. and
First-st Sunday evening When car
Ter Of
passengers at that corner. car No
1928 bumped II from. behind with
considerable force. John II. Wendell
No. l59 West Forrest, was Just help
ing his wife on the forward car and
Mrs. Wendell was considerably
bruised about the shoulders. Will
b lam Stevenson. motorman OF the OF
Tending car. was injured about the
hands and knees.
4 man giving his name George Miles
and his age as "a. was locked up I'm
central station. Sunday night. on sus-
picion OF being the man who robbed
NJ n Cone. No 1903 jefferson ave.
OF s215 on jefferson car a week
ago cone and Detective Wilkinson
were watching the cars at Woodward
and jefferson. Sunday night, when
they saw Miles Jump from one car to
another Cone thought the man re-
semblcd = man he had seen near him
lows arrest followed. Immediately
he began 10 jump up and down and
yell like mad man. but he soon
uuieted down when locked up. The
police say he was shamming. He will
be held pending investigation.
A large number of Polish Catholic So
cieties from various parts of the city
attended the laying of the corner
stone OF the new 81. Florian Polish
Catholic church. at Holbrook and Jo-
seph Campau-ayes; Sunday after
G6snceI Bishop Eoe kau@ a:ss'ss by
large number OF Polish priests of
the city and we'll known Polish citi-
zens. were present at the ceremonies
The new edfce IL to be a combined
church and school. and when COM
pleted. will cost In the neighborhood
OF $4,000. The school portion will
be on the first floor. the church audi
torium on the second floor and a hail
for the use OF the parish societies In
the basement. Workmen are now er-
gagged on the building, and II Is ex-
pected that II will be ready for oc-
cupancy IN about four months The
Rev. Barnard Zmiieski - to be the
pastor OF the new church
TAMMANY BRAVES