The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-29
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Ex-Ald. Frank Hulp, OF Battle Creek,
Will speak at the sociaiistic meeting
In Schwankovsky hail. sunday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Rev. Frederick u. irct., ID. d..
pastor OF the C-utrni Methodist
Church. win deliver AN address Me-
mortal day I'm Clio, Mich.
Gen. Z. a. Coolidge, chief marshal of
call To citizens living or having
stores along the line of march 10
decorate their buildings with hags
or bunting In honor OF the day.
An electrical sign, which "a il claimed
viii be the largest and most brilliant
In the world. Will be erected in front
OF the Temple theater by the Rail-
road Sign Co, OF Dayton, Ohio The
new sign Will be so by 40 feet, and
Will extend the fun width OF the
building Men started Thursday tear
ing down the old sign,
The stsnn yacht Helen, owned by Dr.
James W. Mc0ueen, was destroy ed
by hre at her mornings, in Schmidt
slip. near Waterworks park. Thurs
day night. Overheated boilers are
thought to have been the cause The
boat is ~ footer and valued at
$4,000. The loss is only partially
covered by Insurance,
Pntrolmen Galley AID Madden heard n
slight noise IN tho Holy Rosary
church shortly before o'clock Fri
day morning, and on investigating
found man tampering with the
poor box. The captive was taken 10
Canheld station. where he gave mis-
name as William Richord, aged 81,
and his home as Montreal
Walter NnIotte. marriage license clerk !
"Just see how the heavy rain of FRI
day cleaned the streets. | have often
thought that IL the street cleaning de-
partment used more water and few
er white wings the streets would be
in better shape. The streets are so
clean after heavy rain that IL is a
pleasure to go about the city
W, Il. 1Ipnse, who been mil
since May %, pending the outcome
Of the injuries to william Murphy,
whom he shot during row, was re-
leased Thursday afternoon. Murphy
having refused to prosecute. Trease
says he was approached By friends OF
Murphy and told that $500 would set =
tie the case, but he refused TO accept
the offer,
Harold u. Saunders, of No. 1850 MILL
tary-aye., has received word that he
passed the educational eNaminat on
which Will admit him To the United
states Naval academy at Annapolis.
Young Saunders was recommended
by Rep. Samuel w. smith or Pontiac,
at the suggestion OF Principal Morse.
of tho Western high school. and
passed the local physical eXamina-
tions Saunders is a graduate OF the
of the class % '07 of the Western
high school. He Is but Il years OF
age.
Adolf G.. Dorring, of berlin, Germany.
for u stay OF two months. and has a
number OF his colored etChings and
oil paintings on exhibition in the
Aeolian parlor OF Grinnell Bros mu-
sic store M. Dorring has just re-
turned from an extended trip through
India. Ceylon and Egypt and after
hts return TO Europe Will begin work
on the sketches that he made while
in the east. lie has commissions TO
paint the portraits OF several we'll
known Detroiters.
Spanish War veterans getting
ready to entertain Brighten. n. "a.
Ba ndholtz who Is returning from the
Philippines to visit his old home in
Constantine. Mich, and will stop over
in Detroit He also has other busl-
ness In this country. there being a
plan 10 amalgamate the Veteran army
Of the Philippines. Spanish war or
sanitation, with the United Spanish
War Veterans. Gen. Bandholtz was
major in the Thirty-ffth Michigan
volunteers and has remained In the
philippines evOr since the war AZ
ter the lighting there had ceased. he
was governor OF a province for a
tme> and then became chief OF the
island constabulary.