The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-14
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John knrr and Roy Matthews, alleged
deserters from Fort Wayne. were ar
rested Wednesday, In Rochester,
Mich, where they went TO visit their
sweethearts- Both have been turn ed
over to the officers az the post.
The park officials have had TO weed
out the force oz men WORKING ON the
Belle Isle canal. II was found that
ed by the aldermen for such places
were not strong enough TOT tle
work
Jirs. Edith Medbury, who was grantee
, a divorce from her husband, samuei
Medbury Il member OF the prominent
Detroit family OF that name, was
Wednesday afternoon awarded all
mony OF $40 per month, and S5oV 10
pay the expenses OF the trial
Detective Charles Seymour when.
ever I make "a purchase of any kind
during these days OF scandal. scl
a receipt for It, even II Il Is nothing
more than cigar don propose
TO take any chances, YOU see. mere .
no telling when someone viii yell
graft
Telephone dispstching will he adopted
soon ON some parts OF tue Michig"n
Central railroad General Mahas 81
LUommedicu has been investigating
the system and its cost. and Is salts
fed that IL Will add safety Inc dis :
patcher dictates mis- ORDERS owe. VIZ
phone and they are written down
station operators.
The daily service between Detroit ana
BunnIo ON the ID. Il II. line. was In
augurated Wednesday afternoon,
pulled out from the Wayne-st dock
at o'clock The Western states
leaves Thursday at the same hour;
The l.ne will continue It's weekend
excursions to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls dnis season.
The ID. 4. X. has reached AN agreement
with th@ council :Or temporary
schedule on the Clay-ave. brancn OF
The Fourteenth ave. line. Pug cars
will be run out Clay-ave. from oak
land-ave TO Riopelle-st.. without any
fare except on the west-bound cars
during worktngmen's hours. THIS
abatement OF fare is In lieu OF the
running OF q minute service.
Ferdinand Palma. former detcctivci
.There nre fully 1850 less Italians
They started ieavin, when the hard
times began and have not come BACK.
do not expect TO see any great
number come over until AFTER eiec-
ton. They are poor fellows these
Italians, and they cannot stay here II
there is chance of being out OF
work long.
simon BIumberg, deputy In city clerk =
Offices "This scrnpping among the
Democrats about leadership OF the
party reminds me OF the two boys
who cunrreled over nut; Thsy
nigKet ~ ltltIttt WIZ Nih'hth tiit
nut. divided the shell between them
and az, the kernel. The Republican
party VIII be the referee between
fnmpau and Connolly and IL will eat
the kernel--the Offices.
Vincent VI. brennan. of the class of 90
I'm Detroit college, . son OF Charles
II Brennan. OF the Penobscot my.
won high honors for himself and his
college In the intercollegiate essay
writing contest between the 10 jesuit
colleges OF the middle west. with
about 700 students participating. M;
Brennans paper placed Detroit coz
Iege ia the fourth place, the Jesuit
college In ST. Louis winning first
honors.
william j. Emery has been elected
treasurer OF the Detroit Federation
OF Labor. He is q delegate from the
Boot and Shoe Workers union, No.
20. The federation In It's meeting
Wednesday night, did not concur IN
the request OF Samuel Gompers. head
OF the national Organization. that "A
committee be appointed to raise
funds and work TO secure legislation