The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-01
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The owner. OF the new passenger
Steamer city OF Cleveland give n
matinee trip to their friends this aft
ernoon. The boat left the foot OF
Wayne-st. at 2 o'clock and returns
at 8.
william stewart, of No. II Heary-st.,
failed to respond when at an early
hour Sunday morning three men
stopped him and asked for I'd Gently
One OF the men knocked him down.
cutting his head severely. Tho De-
troit ambulance took him TO Red
Cross hosital. The trio have thus
far eluded arrest.
The Rev. John Henry Goodman, OF Lon
don, England, fraterral delegate rep
resentlng the Wesleyan branch Of
Methodism IN Great Britain and Ire
land at the general conference or
the Methodist Episcopal church In
Baltimore. Is guest OF relatives In
Detroit. and Sunday morning preach
cd in the Central Methodist church.
Pearl Nelson aud Helen Johnston. Iiv-
Ing on Beauhien-~t.. were arrested
Sunday night on suspicion OF rob-
berry. The complaint was made by
Anthony Hanowski. who Informed
the police that he had been relieved
OF SO while In the company OF the
was formerly an inmate OF Annie
Smiths place In Delray, the police
say.
Il &. Greene, OF 81 Pnliister-ave., went
To DUBUQUE, H., seVerni DAYS ago IN
response to a telegram stating that
his son, Carleton, who disappeared
on Oct. u. was being held by the po-
lice. When he reached there he
ing held Mr. Greene has had pic
lures OF his son published In all parts
OF the country, and has offered re-
ward OF $500 for information that
will lead 10 his recovery.
Edward Dewitt, aged IS, who came To
Detroit two days ago from Prince
Edward county. Ont. lost his right
leg Saturday night, while examining
Grand Trunk freight car In the rail-
way yards He crawled under the
car without lantern. Then the car
started He noticed the movement
life. Dewitt has been living with
his brother at No $50 Clay-ave.
Clarence Dingemnn. nged years,
whose parents live nj Orange and
stantly killed saturday night, by
grasping q live wire connected with
the city electric light system. The
wire had been left hanging near the
Another boy grabbed the wire with
one hand and was unable 10 let so
He was dragged away with a badly
burned hand Justice Thlede Will
hold an inquest next Thursday.
The Rev. Ernest r. Hall, of Seoul,
Korea, n number of the Korean pub
liclty committee, spoke In the JEFF
ferson ave Presbyterian church sun
day morning, He said that the nation
which controls the far east must
either control Korea or guarantee
her independence. China Japan and
Korea have nearly 5oo,oo0,Ooo peo-
pie" said the speaker. Give them
modern methods and develop all their
natural resources. without Christian
ity. and America must face yellow
peril. Christianize them and avoid
UFsaQ Int Tor n ~ "a Of bio
Twenty passengers on n Michigan ear
were pinced In dnneer OF death SUN
day night at the Gratlot-aVc. cross
ing OF the Grand Trunk. by the
man. The car and an out going
passenger train were approaching
the crossing almost 4 the same time.
The tower man thought the car mad
time TO pass. and IL had almost
reached the tracks when he saw that
he had mistudged the distance. The
front wheels OF the car had passed
the dcraillng device. but the watch
the rear trucks Off the tracks. The
ear stopped with a jolt Just as the
train rushed by.
A historical statue of the greatest In
people generally. was added to the
ornaments of the city when the flags
fell away from the heroic statue OF
stevens !. Mason. in Capitol Square
touch OF the sister OF Michigan's first
governor Few had realized how
young a man was this first governor
of the commonwealth. The storm OF
early Saturday afternoon cleared
away just In time for the unwilling
ceremonies. The address OF the Rev
FIR. Walter Elliott. In which he de-
scribed the struggles OF the young
governor TO mold the beginnings OF
. tine new state Alright was listened 10
with the greatest attention.
The twentieth anniversary of the
founding OF Emmanuel Presbyterian
church, Porter-st. and West Grand
Boulevard, was observed Sunday
with special services both morning
and evening. All OF the former pas
tors. including the Rev j. r. Sorner-
Vile the Rev r. A Carnahan. the
Rev w. II. Clark, u. d. and the pres
ent pastor. the Rev. A. H. Cameron.
were present. The Rev. j. Il. Somer-
Vile the first pastor. preached in the
morning and the Rev. Mr.. Cameron
gave n history OF the organization.
In the evening the Rev. John Britain
Clark, D. D., pastor OF Westminster
Presbyterian church. spoke, and
Elisha A. Frazer gave an address
on The influence OF Christianity on
the country at large" Monday even
ing a social reunion will no hold