The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-22

county building are not busy. the
machines will be reduced to scrap,
and the coin inside turned over IL
the poor fund.
Lsfsyet boulevard, who weighs
only l0S pounds In spite OF his name
complained to the police, Wednesday
rosssd o BY sas two been nss p
on State-st. near Washington boule.
ward. Mamie Wilson. alias ..Deai
Sadie" No. 2o1 Hastings-st., was
Of the, women, on the Celestials iden-
Chinese was taken. however.
The series Of visits 60 Detroit factories
tnsuxurated BY the boerd Of Com
merce. last spring. Is to be taken up
again this fall. Friday afternoon a
Visit will be made TO the Morgan &
Wright Rubber works. out Jefferson
bers who desire to make the trip wtll
be at Griswold and Congress-sts., at
o'clock. As the details OF rubber
known. IL IL expected that many
members OF the board will avail
themselves OF this opportunity.
The annual meeting Of Temple Beth II
congregation was held Wednesday
evening when reports OF officers and
committees were received and officers
elected. The report showed mcIn-
bership OF ssf During the year ~
USe gas e's sna paid the Sadss ss fo 5rmR
coming year calls for $4,000. Officers
were elected as follows: Henry n
Butzel president; Bernard b. Selling.
er; trustees for three years, Samuel
Heavenridge. Day Krolik. Adolf Slo-
man: warden. Emanuel Wodic-
Al q result of the alleged attempt Of
u. Il. by means OF system OF ex-
changing transfers. the company put
into effect a new plan for issuing
transfers to the conductors. wednes-
with a punching machine. which
punches the date In the transfers.
Each conductor as he steps on HIS
package OF punched transfers and IL
only remains for him to punch in the
hour and the name OF the connecting
line In issuing them to passengers.
Mayor Thompson may veto the action
of the council, Tuesday night, In vot-
ing to allow. John T. Heaiey 1851
for the construction of q sewer in
Fairvlew. The work was done some
time ago and there was dispute as
to the amount due Healey for ex-
tras ordered by the Fairview council.
CITY Engineer Mccormick estimated
and there was n long fight in COM
mittee over the matter. compro-
mise fnally being reached rather
than fight II out In court. The vote
W INC WdB duOpt-
ed was not party one.
Harry Dunn, the 10-year-Old SON Of q
prominent Toledo attorney, was ar
rested by Detectives Parker and AL
len, Wednesday night, at the request
OF his parents. 1t Is alleged that he
followed a young woman named Gar
net Hall. with whom he In infatu-
ated, to this city. His parents OBJ
5ect TO his paying attentions to the
girl and when ne left home recently
suspected that he was on her trail
Dunn was found In Miss Halls room
at No. 1877 Cass-ave., but she man
aged TO get him outside. He was
later picked up on the street. He
viii probably be sent back TO Toledo
In charge of his relatives. .
In response to q phone message, We'd
nesday night, Mira. +. A. Garland,
who runs a grocery at No. 80 Colum-
blast. west. sent II cents worth Of
groceries with the change for IS to
the house at No. 20 Jones-st. Her
delivery boy, a lad of nine years. was
met In. front OF the house by two
men. who took the groceries. gave
the boy an envelope. in which they
told him was a IS bill. On reaching
the store IL was found that the en-
velope contained a blank piece of pa
per. The police were notified ana
they found the house at No. 20 Jones'
st. vacant. Patrolman Dingeman
later arrested James Kelgy, aged 81