The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-28
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Alfred Lucking has been spending some
time In baltimore observing thc trial
OF government case against
whisky firm Mr.. Lacking Is atsor-
ney for the Walkers who have suit
on with the government in regard TO
the branding OF Canadian Club
whisky.
Judge Donovan decided Tuesday that
William Considine II entitled 10 an
original lease OF the premises hc oc-
cupies at No. 20 Monroe-ave.. and
could sell as much foreign beer as
he chose. as long as Tivoli was the
only Detroit-made beer ne handled:
The brewing company sought 10 hold
Considine To a lease under II. ana 10
restrict the quantity or foreign Deer
he sells.
Fo0rteenth-ave.. paid Arthur Cham
bers. No. 80 Park-pl, 800 Tor morse
which, Harrison says, Chambers
guaranteed to be safe and sound"
Harrison said he discovered, before
the horse had gone two blocks. that
IL was suffering from the heaves. He
demanded mis- money back and when
IL was refused he caused Chambers
arrest on charge OF obtaining
money on false pretenses
While Arthur Becker and Henry Mette.
of No. 1O5 Nnple-st., were driving
through Elmwood cemetery, Tuet day:
their horse became frightened and
ran away. Becker was thrown out
while Mette was dragged 20 feet on
his face. He was painfully injured
After kicking itself loose from the
buggy the horse ran out the Monroe
ave. entrance and down to Jos. Cam
pau-ave.. where IL was caught. The
buggy was completely wrecked.
cit L. well for him as for myself that
when he talks like that" saiI the
Rev. f. w. Ryan. prohibiIon candi-
date for sheriff, when he saw the ar
ticle In which Sheriff Burns refers
~ n q "A N "a
Ryan doesn't deny saying that II
elected he wouldn't feed prisoners on
cheap soup and charge the county
with porterhouse steak, but says ne
made no mention of Sheriff Burns
Henry 1. stimson. formerly secretary
and manager of the Giaxier Stove
works. in Chelsea. has gone into
bankruptcy. He owes S10.62b.76 to
the Chelsea Savings bank. $1,000 each
to the Dexter and Stockbridge banks.
and IL liable for $1,000 on 10 shares
of Chelsea Savings banks Stock
Stimson had 5000 shares OF the Gla-
zier stove works common stock and
other securities which have become
worthless through the Glazier failure.
His assets are practically NIL.
After experiments covering ave years,
Frank Scott Clark, the Detroit photo
grapher, has solved the secret or de-
velop.ng a portrait into an exact I'M
itation of the old engravings OF the
sixteenth century. The photographs
which are of ordinary cabinet size.
show more different shades OF one
color than probably any photographs
that have ever been made. Every
line and expression il brought out
plainly and the background OF tae
picture, which Is developed partly
by shand. has decided softne1s TO
its tone and causes the subject to
stand out prominently.
The Detroit Association Of Charities
held Its twenty ninth annual meeting
Tuesday evening in the assembly
room OF the Board OF Commerce build
ing and reports from all the instltu-
lions OF the city were read. Presl-
dent J. L. Hudson congratulated the
officers OF the "a institutions on the
good results attained al very low
cost Officers were elected as fol-
president, DR.. J. Il. Emerson; treas
urer, NJ W. O'Brien; secretary, DIR
James A. Post; trustees for three
years. j. l. Hudson. Mrs John V.
Moran, Mrs. Bernard GinsburR, Gco.
N Brady, DR.. James A. Fost.
N. p. G. 3. stewart, well known ga De-
troit m m organist and choir d.
rector, has accepted position as or
ganist and choirmaster OF st; Paurs
OF which the Rev. John Mockridgc.
formerly of this city. IL rector. For
many years Mr.. Stewart held a ciml :
lar position in st. Andrews church,
this city. but for the last two years
he has been connected with the must
cal work In Westminster Presbyter-
ian church. In addition TO his church
duties. for many years Mr.. stewart
has been orRanist for the Michigan
Sovereign Consistory. Moslem Tenn
pie, Ashlar lodge. No. 81. F. & 4 NJ.
and The Peninsular chapter n. A. NJ.