The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

The only clue TO his identity is that
he smokes cigarettes. He left sew
eral butts" In tire doctors homo.
John Morris, 20 years old. employed
ss farm hand near Essex. Ont.
visited the United states for the
rrst time In his life. Friday, and had
been In Detroit less than an hour
when he was arrested on a charge OF
Whter-st. secondhand store. The
police say the shoes were found UNI
der his coat. Morris denies the
theft.
A Gxht In framing I'm the school board
owes the Job of assistant janitor In
the LtlllbridBe school now held by
Henry F. Bideweli Peter Fecteau,
who lives near the school. is an ap-
plicant for Bidewelrs Job. with the
support OF Inspector Hutton, IL is
said. As tn, Lillibridge school is
rot not In uutton's ward. Inspector
Sixth ward inspectors Interference.
William Walsh was locked up In cen
tr"i station, early Saturday morning,
on complaint OF Matthew Heinicke.
VINO conducts boarding house AZ
No ISIS Congress-st. east. Heinicke
SAYS Walsh came TO the boardin 4
place Friday night after having bee n
opened the door. The bullet did no
damage except to the plaster In the
halfway Walsh ran away and was
captured several hours later by Pa
Yer and cartridges I'm his possession.
The members of Emmanuel Presbyter-
IAN church, POrter-st. nnd West
Grand Boulevard. are 10 have ra-
ther unique entertainment In aid OF
TIE building fund or their new
church. This VIII be In the form OF
scotch concert. and in addition TO
tac old Scotch songs and recitations
there Will be highland selections on
the bagpipes and strathspeys and
reefs on the fiddle. Miss Jean Con-
den' a Scotch lass OF good elocution-
aIy ABILITY Is on the program for
one or her dialect pieces. St An
drews members are expected to turn
out strong
Joseph Lavarnes, the neryy thief who.
auer rsnsacking Henry Russers
Crosse Pointe home retired 10 Mr.
Russefs hammock for smoke and
slesta: pleaded guilty 10 charge
or breaking and entering before
Justice Allison. OF ST. Clair Heights.
friday. and was held to the circuit
court. Lavarnee says he broke into
the house to get something to eat
ana that the robbery OF the Jewels
was an afterthouEht. That he had
his appetite with him was borne out
pN the appearance of the family
larder after his visit He ate
enough to kin an ordinary man."
said Mr.. Russell
The civil service department OF the
Detroit Technical Institute viii open
us evening school on Monday sept
ON. AT ItUU O'CLOCK. Tie fall term
prepares young men especially for
the examination for the position OF
clerk and carrier in the Detroit post
office. which will take place about
Nov goth. The thoroughness In this
course Is shown by the fact that In
the last examination a graduate or
this institution stood first out OF "A
class or $50 students The instruc-
ton Is given by Mr. Fred NJ Schae-
berle. a graduate OF the University
OF Michigan, and who has been con-
nected with the Detroit Technical
institute FOR year and half
Thomas Higgins, No. 81 Adnms-aye.
east. was the victim OF n bold hold
up in Grand Circus park shortly be-
fore o'clock, Friday evening He
was standing under tree not far
from Woodward-aVe. when two men
approached him. They went through
his pockets securing $50 gold
watch. Eli Lezette. painter. Nv
ing at No, $40 Junction-ave., pat up
fight when accosted by three high
waymen near the intersection Of
Clark and Michigan-aves The rob
bers secured his purse, containing Is
cents. hut Lezette got IL back after a
desperate fight, In which his clothes
Were nearly torn or. Detectives
Horiigan and Schlunt. OF Ninewood
station. locked up three men on sus-
picion. They gave their names as
Peter Knipper 23, no home; War
rem HILL No. - Lawson and
Frank Cannon, No. IL DIST