The Detroit times., 1908-08-21
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band conccrtsi Friday evening and
saturday afternoon, belle Isle.
Mrs. Harriet Perry, aged 20, once
wealthy, died fn ElOise ThursdnS,
where she had lived for two years.
she WAS formerly Harriet Eisenlord.
daughter OF VIII Eisenlord, once
proprietor Of the Ejsenlord hotel,
now known as the Morgan house.
Mrs. P@rry's daughter died about hVe
years ago, and since that time she
has been dependant ON friends.
John I"Osk. ~ years old, whose home In
nj Ne. - Pulaski-st., In the Eigh.
tecnth ward, left his bed about :
window. lie lost his balance and
toppled through the opening TO the
Eronnd 70 tGe1 below boHa,, lie iS E was
End ambulance. suffering from
sprained ankle and "A crushed toe
The barns OF J. q. Mcdonald a SON, ON
Wnrren nave near the Mcdonald 1rnnsia
Thursday night. Fifteen horses were
rescued. but 10 tons OF hay. straw
stack near the barn and several sets
IS estimated at $1,000. one old
horse stopped At a trough while leay-
ing the burning barn ana leisurely
took a drink.
The estate of the late william q. Me-
MILAN paid Into probate court Thurs
DAY afternoon an inheritance tax or
LIS
net valuation OF $4,000. The in
yentory showed the estate 60 be
worth 100000. but this amount was
greatly reduced by. debts. Al the
not received any of the millions Of
his father, the late Senator Mcmillan.
ne,v-born bhby Wy. wrapped In n
doorstep OF Or II. {. Judson, No. All
SiAth-st.. Thursday night The doc
tor declined 20 accept the charge and
an who passed that way, took the
founding TO her home at No. 4lS
Grand Rivcr-ave.. temporarily. Tho
police were notifiea-aRd-th e-infant
was turned over 10 the Foundlings'
There is no clue TO the iden-
tfty of the parents, ------.---l &c.,.
A new nest of the Order Of Owls was
organized In ST. Andrews hall Thurs
day night, with membership OF 100
Following arc the officers elected {:
Past president, +. J. Hayes; president
Fisher; invocator. Jas. Ballantine;
financial secretary. Turner stanton:
recording secretary, a. j. Terry;
d drSasH Eor Andrew X ScTmseP' R Ran
bin. picket, William Roy. physicians.
DR. f. G. Lee and DIR, ID. II. Newton.
Mack Lancaster, "a colored waiter en-
played until recently I'm the Hotel
Nashville, Tenn. Thursday and
quantity of valuable tewelry was
1Ound on MS person. Whan arrested,
Lancaster was carrying a gold watch:
gold locket. a diamond ring, a gold
stick pin and s4s Ii Is said at the
T TUT that the Negro was di,seharsed
the Jewelry found on Lancaster had
been reported as stolen from that
hostelry.
The widow of George GrauIich, who
rolled from II yacht while asleep. and
four young children. will have to
drine-ave'. for which they are no
able TO pay 50 per month rent,
eJectment proceedings having bern
brought before Circuit Court Commits
sioner May. Thursday afternoon. The
family Is destitute. and now, by the
courts order homeless. The eldest
child. a son aged H. is sickly. and
earns but "A small sum.
Rival delegations from the Garment
Workers, union. No. "a. ARE attending
the national convention OF the union
delegates are Title link, william
Newman. Margaret
Knapp. The rival delegation cDrrr-
Doll. Theresa smith and Kate Ryrie.
II was feared that the presence Of
two delegations from Detroit meant
the revival of the old trouble OF Miss
link Of the Hamilton Carhartt Co.
but the national president says Miss
links case is settled.
George II. Barker, bounded by his con-
seieBee fer the last IL years, walked
into police headquarters Thursday
night and confessed TO a forgery OF
check for 500; He is now locked
hcers thought the man was joking.
but when he insisted that warrant
had been issued for him they investi-
EUtrtf- tt+4A-fannd- lhaLA warrant was
sworn for him Oct. IL, 1897. TIC
forged check was cashed at the De-
troit River Savings bank. Barker
says he has been from the Atlantic
to the Pacific wandering. and that his
mother died as the result OF worry
over him.
Over 5000 people attended the annual
outing and Held dny OF the knIR hts
of Columbus Thursday al Tashmoo
park. members and friends OF the or
der being present from Detroit. Port
Huron. Mt Clemens. Pontiac. Flint,
Marine City and many smaller near
by towns The ball games were the
feature of the day. Flint took the
game from Detroit by a score OF IL
TO o. and Port, Huron took the Mt.
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cept for an accident TO George Johns.
prominent attorney OF Mt Glenn
ems, the day was a great success. The
accident occurred during a ball game
between Port Huron and Mt. Clemens.
Johns was at bat and I'm trying to
dodge a swiftly pitched ball was
struck behind the right ear and rem
dered unconscious. He was taken on
board the boat Mineral city and taken
TO his home, where he reRained con-
sciousness. II is believed he Will re-
cover.
MARRIAGE FANGLES OF
MISS NAGEL INCREASE
Miss Maggie Nagel. the Wyandotte
girl married Monday, to Matthew
Steffes, OF Wyandotte. by a notary
n l. II