The Detroit times., 1908-07-09
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Two horses were burned TO death In a
barn belonging TO Joseph sansone, ut
No. 1871 Larned-St. east at o'clock
Thursday morning. The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
Il. IL. Nhitconb has purchased from the
heirs of the Louis Medbury, the i've
story building at the corner or Con-
gress and Wayne-sts.. known as the
Medbury building. He paid $4,000
for the property.
Harry Ray, wanted here ON charge OF
enibezxlinE $500 from the Interna-
tional Association OF Machinists. has
been located IA Youngstown. o.. and
Detective Charles Seymour left We'd
nesday night TO bring him back.
Benjamin Rhodes, aged -, was struck
by Jefferson car tat the corner of
Concordance. late Wednesday night.
and seriously injured. lie was taken
70 ST. Marys hospital in the East End
ambulance. IA. is still unconscious
and the Attendants have been unable
10 learn his address.
Mrs. II. }. Wilson. wife of IA grocer at
No. 500 Grand Rivcr-ave., WAS slight
is burned about the hands, Wednes-
day afternoon. when. In drawing gas
oline from tank. the stun took IRE
from "a light near by. She smothered
the flames in her apron. The build
ing was not damaged.
Martin Brown, OF No. 1904 Scotten-aye.,
who took dose Of nitric acid We'd
nesday morning with suicidal intent
and whose life was saved at 81.
Mary's hospital, is now repentant. He
says he did II TO frlghten his wife.
and did not realize what he was
doing until the poison started TO
work.
XiIIinm kIeinov, who has been held In
the count. Jail for some time ON IA
charge of passing forged check In
the village OF River Rouge was re-
leased Tuesday by order OF Prosecut-
ing Attorney Robson. He was inn
mediately rearrested by Deputy Sher-
IN Wiltsio. OF Saginaw. on the charge
OF jumping his bail bond.
John McGrnw, No. 423 Congress-st. east.
while riding nj. bicycle Wednesday
evening ran into an automobile
standing In front OF George II. Rus
sells residence az No. S19 JEFFERSON
ave, and received a cut over his lett
eye. The wound IL not serious. how
over. McGraw says there were no
lights on the automobile
4 sad story of marital incompatabiiity
wus disclosed when Mrs. Kitty Bishop
stood opposite the pay line in the
city trcasurer's office for six hours
Wednesday, waiting for her husband
u appear. They had separated, and
she desired reconciliation. Bishop
was not disposed TO make up when
he came. alleging that his wife had
left MIN
Members Of the faculty OF the Michi-
gan College Of Medicine and surgery
are endeaVorinR 20 work out plans
for reorganization and revival OF
the college, ana the Improvement or
Emergency hospital. it's adjunct. DR..
Hal Wyman. who founded and owned
the college. left no will, and the fu-
ture Of The institution Is therefore
left in doubt.
The Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt Go. has
turned over Canton and Palmer-aves.
on which IL recently secured the con-
tract for paving. 70 the city. not car
ing To- bring its plant all the way
from Cleveland for this amount OF
paving The municipal plant under
bid the Clevclandcrs on all the rest
OF the new work.
4 fashIonabIy CARRIED woman who re-
fused 90 give her name, wns-rnn
down 10y an automobile driven by w
H. Ranslcy. employed by William
Shields. a New York capitalist, now
stopping at the Pontchartrain. in
front OF the Majestic building, We'd
nesday afternoon. The woman es-
capped will a few bruises and
ruined dress.
The Arabs of Moslem Temple are busy
preparing for the exhibition to be
given at the imperial meeting or the
order To be held IA 81. Paul next
week. The Detroit mobiles and ladies'
To the number OF $50, Will start on
the city OF Mack lnac Friday morn
ing and reach 81. Paul Monday sun
day they will be entertained In Du-
luth b. the mobiles OF that city.
Fred NorHcau, who has turned states
evidence against Fred paquctc, ne,
cused Of counterfeiting. pleaded
guilty 10 a charge OF passing coun-
terfeit money Wednesday afternoon
I'm federal court District Attorney
watson requested the court to eNer-
else loniCncy. Sentence was deferred
on Morneau as well as ON Joseph
Kopcik accused OF forging money
order receipt Paquette pleaded not
guilty.
OF anyone says I obtained "a confess
sion from Mrs. Cymbniowski, and
then gave information which helped
to establish case against her. they
declared Rev. Fr. Il. \. Mueller Of st.
Albertus church. Wednesday, with
reference to a published statement
Err Mueller tells OF visiting Mrs.
Cymbalowsl<i IN police headquarters
but insists that he did not turn any
thlrAy she said TO improper uses.
4 barn owned by Albert T.. Flick, at
No. 1916 BenIs-nve., and occupied by
the Cottage Grove creamery Co, was
DESTROYED by fire Wednesday night.
causing a loss OF about $500. Four
teen horses were taken from the
building. and the wagons and harness
were saved. but carload OF milk
bottles, which had just arrived. and
on which there was no insurance.
were destroyed. The blaze started In
the hay loft. but the cause Is un-
known.
Fred Hunt, n Iiverymnn. whose home
is at No. 426 Beaubien-st.. was ac-
costcd on Park-st, near Elizabeth.
Wednesday night. by q Negroes. who
told fearful story or having been
put out OF her boarding house with
out cent to her name. Hunt gen
erously handed the woman quarter
and later he discovered that roll OF
$40 was missing from his pocket.
Mary Monroe. colored. or No. l6i An
toine-st.. was later arrested on sus-
I picion.
The barking of a dog attracted Night
Waterman Charles Shackett, of The
| Palms. to the rear court OF the apart
ment building about l2 o'clock Wed
\ ncsday night and there he found a
young man who could not satisfac-
torily explain his presence there. The
Waterman held the young man for
the police and ne was locked mp on
suspicion. lie gave the name OF
John IsaBeau. aged 10. No 81 Ran
dolph-st. Maj. Devlinis apartments.
in The Palms. were robbed few
/ nights ago, and since then extra
vigilance has been maintained.