The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-02
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The supreme court has upheld the
missing Park Commissioner Robert
l.. Bolger from office.
Mrs. iIate Quinn In the new matron of
the city hall. She IL the wife of
Detective Martin Quinn. who disap-
ptaIed about Is months ago.
Clarence TiIton, Coroner Parker's
campaign managers 81 can't see amy
one but Morgan Parker for sheriff.
Prospects get brighter as the cam
paign continues"
wyandotte city council Will appeal To
the supreme court from the decision
OF Judge Hosmer who ordered the
council to pay the salaries OF the po-
lice commissioners policemen rather
than those OF the men appointed by
the council
The funeral OF Johsus w. Rhodes, of
PittsburE. who died Tuesday morn
ing in the Crosse Pointe home or
his father-in-laW. Georre IL. Bar
bour. was held Thursday afternoon
In PittsburR. The remains were
taken TO that city Tuesday evening.
The supreme court, Wednesday, sus-
tanned the action Of Judge Connolly
in sentencing Andrea whale, convict
ed OF second degree murder, TO lie
imprisonment in Jackson prison.
The court holds that Judge Connolly
was not required TO fix minimum
under the circumstances.
Arthur Hill, saRinnwt "The people are
not interested i'm politics yet. but
they viii wake up In few weeks
and we will see one OF the warmest
state campaigns We have ever
known. When the voters realize the
Significance OF the third-term cam
paign. they will not re-elect Gov.
Warner
A. II. FoIweII, alias Robert Hnig, was
brought back from Chicago by De-
tective Brooks. Wednesday, and
locked up on charge OF passing a
forged check for $3.50 on the Hotel
just completed term OF 60 days In
the Chicago workhouse. He says he
lives In New York.
Miss JuIin Breen, of No. CAT sixteenth
st.. was struck in the ear Wednesday
day afternoon by fragment or a
giant firecracker and painfully In
1ured. The accident occurred at Six
toenth and Myrtle-sts. Miss Breen
was attended by DIR. G. +. Johnson.
and then removed to her home. IL is
feared her ear drum is ruptured.
The supreme court he's decided that
Superintendent w. 4. Martindale can
draw the $4,000 salary voted him by
the school board seven months ago.
The decision confirms the opinion or
the circuit court judges In the case
brought by ]. l. Hudson and others.
who sought TO restrain the city con
troller from paying Martindale the
increased salary.
Rats gnnwinE Mt matches are believed
10 have caused a fire I'm the work
room OF the American Horse Goods
Co. No. 21O Jefferson Wednes-
day night Before the flames were
checked they ate their way through
the ceiling into the store room OF De-
Steiger & Co. furriers. on the fourth
floor The damage Is about $1,000,
covered by insurance.
Invitations have been sent To the d.
rectors az crt museums throughout
the country TO attend meeting TO be
held In Washington. Oct. II. for the
purpose OF forming national gal
lery OF art I'm that city. The Detroit
Museum OF Art has been requested
to send n representative to the con
gresS oct -. and the directors VIII
meet In a few days TO consider the
proposition.
William Bullion. charged with stealing
$40 and check from William stein
metz on the steamer Tashmoo. Will
not be tried In the federal court Dis
trict Attorney Watson has decided
that the st. Clair river is not in the
Jurisdiction OF the federal court in
criminal cases but that crimes must
he punished by the state authorities.
Bullion VIII. therefore. be tried In
the st. clair county courts.
The funeral of Henry =. Mnhon. form
eriy resident of Detroit, was held
In Duluth Wednesday morning. where
lac had been a practicing attorney
since 1858. Mr. Mahon was a gradu-
ate OF the University OF Michigan
and lived in Detroit the greater part
OF his early life. Death was caused
by heart disease. Besides his wife
and two daughters. he is survived by
his mother and sister. Mrs. J.. G.
Stanley. or Detroit, and two brothers
Joseph Malice. n Russian Pole. COM
planned to the police. Thursday
morning, that he had been robbed OF
100 rubles (S47 in American money!
which his wife had sent him TO nay
his fare back to the old country The
money was In the form or a post
office order and the letter containing
lV...l ..aas ts.eA e..r l.
leges. Malice rooms at No. 2 Secor-
pl. and has been employed until re-
GENTLY in the sugar beet fields near
Linden, Mich.
PhysicnIiy--was the topic ON which
the Rev. $. s. MARQUIS speke-at-the
luncheon OF the Wholesalers asSo-
citation Wednesday. He told his hear
ers that life. to be simple. must be
based on principles and not on rules
The time Is coming when the man
VIII be known by the mental COM
panN he keeps--the intellectual
guests we entertain. for they will
form our character and mold our
forms said the speaker
Raymond Oberliesen. Of 81. Anthony's
parochini school. won the first prfze
Detroit College IN which "a other
boys took part and he Will be en-
titled to the full high school and
college courses free of tuition. which
would otherwise cost him about $500.
Joseph Maurath. OF Holy Rosary
school. won the second and Casper
Rose, OF ST Nincents school the
\ third scholarship that will entitle
them TO the high school course.
james ,. McIxernan. n member OF the
Detroit fire department for IS years.
died "Wednesday In his home. No. BIS
Bellcvuc-ave., at the age OF 10 As
boy Mr.. McKernan hNcame n mem
Der OF the II. ". Lerose Hose com
y pany. at that time stationed whore
the city hall now stands. He became
assistant engineer ~ the second
steam engine that was brought to
Detroit. Later he WAS made en-
gineer. n position he held until forced
by >Ill-health to retire In 1905. He IL
survived by his widow and FIVE chill
dren.
The annual meeting of the High school
| Scholarship Fund association was
held "Wednesday afternoon In the