The Detroit times., 1908-08-10
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The body of John Fury, Iaborer
aged 40, was found I'm Bsumier's barn
on Maple-st.. Wyandotte, Sunday al
ternoon. Heart disease is supposed
To have caused death
The remains OF the late Bronson How
nrd, the great dramattst, will not be
brought to Detroit until autumn
Then 1t is expected they will be
brought here for interment In Elm
wood cemetery.
Baby Gale. the weIl-known child en-
. .e Of Detroit, celebrated her her
home. No. 20. Grand-ave. She was
the recipient OF nearly wagonload
OF candy from her many admirers.
The home Of Alfred Bnchnann, at No.
I470 Twenty-nfth-st., was damaged
by fire TO the extent or $1,000 sunday
evening. The fire is believed TO have
started by cat upsettin8 a lamp
The family was absent at the time.
Walter Bush, aged Al, and Maurice
Keyt, aged 20, dcscrters from the
gunboat New Hampshire, were ar
rested Sunday. as they stepped from
Windsor ferryboat. They deserted
from their boat at Quebec IA days
through Canada
John ARcld, aged three years, SON OF
John =. Aneld, No. 461 Baker-st., died
Saturday as the result OF drinking
from cup containing iye. The poi.
son was taken almost year ago, ana
since then the little fellow has been
unable to eat any solid food. Every
thing he ate had to be strained Ills
condition grew steadily worse since
the mishap. until 1t developed into
acute gastritis.
MOtorman John Cook, of the Mnck-ave.
line, was seriously injured Sunday
afternoon, when his car crashed into
"a car ahead which had stopped at a
switch on Mack. near lroquois AVE,
salna s0f
his hand lacerated. The vestibule OF
the car was crushed, the passengers
badly shaken and few slightly cur
by falling glass. Cook says the
brakes refused to work.
Advertising Will be taught in the new
Y. vi. L. A. educational course this
winter. Frank J. Campbell has been
selected TO take charge Of the class,
take an advisory interest; H. T.
Ewald. advertising manager II. &.
lines; ]. W. T; Knox; Frede derrick
igan Stove Co: A. NJ. Woodward.
Acme White Lead Il Color works: IL.
ID. Glenn. Detroit Stove works.
Members of 81. Hyacinth Roman Cath
ollie church deny the report OF q
threatened split in the congregation
over the conduct OF FIR. Kolkiewicz
regarding the building OF new
church. They deny that the priest
has acted contrary TO the wishes of
the congregation. and say they APP
proved OF the site selected and tina:
reports OF the receipts and expenses
days services were devoid OF any
suggestion OF split. II is said that
what little trouble there has been
was started by two members.
Miss Clara Rfdgeway, aged 10, of Royal
oak, jumped from the second story
window at No. 1873 Morroe-ave.. Sun
day night. and escaped from two Of
ficers who were looking for her. An
nj HRRSip =
rested. The sisters have been re-
peatedly warned by the police not 20
visit with an elder sister who lives
at No. 1873 Monroe-ave.. and who lie
married to Henry Burns. Negro
Sunday the officers learned that the
sisters were I'm the Burns home. and
went there to arrest them. The girls
were given permission to dress, the
officers remaining outside the bed
room. Clara hustled into her cloth
ing. then jumped to the sidewalk and
escaped
Band concertxi Belle Isle, Monday
EVENING" Palmer park, Tuesday AT
ternoon. The following is the pro-
gram for Tuesday afternoon; Ivan
~>oheron; overture. by y,,S Weber; IN" Tbs
tional Melodies" FRANKIE; Rainbow.
intermezzo, wenrich; Artists Life.
waltz. STRAUSS: I'm Afraid to Come
Home in the Dark" march. by Van
Alstyne; Fest overture" by Lieut.
ner; sweetheart Days" medley
waltz. Lampe; "Rhapsodie No. H. by
Liszt: The Road to Yesterday" BY
Hummer. cornet solo; Invitation a
la Valse," by Weber; Dill Pickles
March" by Johnson. Miss Effie stiles
soprano soloist. Will sing
Michigan naval reserves are away for
their nnnunl traininG "trip and the
next few days VIII be busy ones Ior
the volunteer sailors. Conlingents
from Detroit. Saginaw and Benton
Harbor went aboa: the Don Juan
de Austria here. Saturday night, and
shortly after midnight she got up
steam and headed north for Detour,
where she Is to. be Joined Monday by
the Gopher and Yautic. The Latter
has on board the Escanaba and Han
cock attachments. All three boats
where maneuvers viii be gone
through. including sham battles ana
night attacks. +. y. Standish is in
charge OF the Michigan reserves
while u. b. Duffeld commands the
Don Juan and IL 5. Goodell. the
Yantic.
A trip which will be one of the mos,
Interesting events In Its history, Is
TO be begun Tuesday afternoon ~
Detroit Commandery. knights Temp
lar. This pilgrimage is visit OF
ceremony to Sovereign Great Priory
OF Canada. in Toronto. Detroit con-
rnandery Will help the Canadian body
celebrate it's silver anniversary. The
comrnandcry marches To the Point
CHAIRMAN TueSdny AFTERNOON vince
Hudson b. Colman. eminent gran
commander OF Michigan VIII DE met
The party then goes To the Eastern
states where dinner will be sery "a
Arriving at Buffalo. special ears will
take the commandery TO Niagara
Falls. After taking the gorge route
TO Lewiston, the Detroit knights WI
take the steamer Corona for Toron-
20. There their headquarters viii oe
at the King Edward hotel.
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