The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-21
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Loretta Ursn, aged II, who disappeared
ST., Thursday, was found. Tuesday,
working on the farm OF Joseph Mag
NEE. in BEDFORD township When
Loretta left home she announced to
her girl friends that She was going
10 be an actress.
While Mrs. Russell A. Alger, Jr., and
Mrs. Maurice Williams were motor
ing Ia Buffalo. a small auto trunk.
containing clothing and jewelry val
ued a, several hundred dollars was
Jostled on the machine somewhere
between Windsor and London. Ont.
The Canadian authorities are trying
TO find the property.
Elmer II. Beach, formerly editor Of
the Business Mans Magazine, and
the Motor Sales Co.. to recover ST.
200. Mrs. Kelly alleges she paid that
amount for an auto. which was rop-
resented to her as a new machine.
She claims that IL was an old ma
chine painted over. and would not
run.
ms conductor ON the Woodward car
line. was arrested by Detectives
Palmer and Bodinus. Tuesday might,
on charge of abandoning his VIE
20 Tor the Sandusky authorities. Rus
sell is "a years old and has been
rooming at No. 45 Milwaukee-ave.
west
Mrs. Emma l.. sayles, mother OF George
M. sayles, of No. ia Connecticut
ave. died. Tuesday, in the home OF
her son. and the remains will be
taken to Fredonia. n. T.. Thursday,
for intermcnt. Mrs. Sayles was born
in Batavia. n. w. In. 1885, hut spent
much OF her: NE In Flint, Mich. and
her later years lin Detroit BesiqcR
her son. she leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Perry Gliddcn.
a meeting OF the common council grade
separation committee to consider
plans tor east side grade separation
VII! be acid next Monday morning.
At that time the plan proposed soinG
time -the-city.s- Lending the
money II the railroads from the
tail. There will be report from
the controller as to the available
cash In the sinking fund
DIR. John ID. enrroii, alias 0skdaie, alias
Carlyle, Il under arrest I'm Cinein-
natl. o.. where he makes his home.
on suspicion of being blgamist. he
was locked up at the instance OF a
Detroit woman, formerly Mics Maude
Van Patton. No. III Linwood-avc.,
who married Carroll In Cincinnati.
June il. 1907. He was then known
as Oakdale. Another wife Is Mrs.
Lulu Fogelson Carroll. OF Toledo. ana
Carroll Is said to have, a third
Police serGt. John swick has received
word OF the death Of his father, Hem
tnm!n Swick. In New Boston. Mich.
after an illness OF six months: he
was IS years old. was born Ia Dunn
Vile. Ont. and came to Detroit Ut
the age OF IL. He had been resi-
Seven children survive: They are:
Mrs. George Burnham. Mrs. Nick Eli
bridge. Mrs. Charles Wollenbuig.
Mrs Charles Bushey. Miss. Elmira
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Although he cannot read or write,
stephen kursycki was convicted OF
forgery In Judge Hosmers court,
Tuesday afternoon. 1t was shown
that Kurzycki, who lives In Wyan-
dotte, went TO the bank with the,
bank book of Peter Clenerzy. anu
representing himself as Peter. drew
800 and skipped to st. Louis. Meth
er Of the men could write, but Sc
phen affixed his mark to the receipts,
and he was also Identified by sa-
loonkceper az Peter. Sentence. was
deferred.
william McAndrews, aged ~, Of No.
ACT LaIayette-blvd., who has been
mournad az dead for several weeks,
and whose estate was In process "
administration, returned to his home.
Tuesday to the great surprise ana
Joy az hts relatives. McAndrew has
been in the west for long time. and
recently his clothes, containing
number OF his papers were stolen by
a tramp. The latter was killed. and
as he carried McAndrew's papers and
was wearing his clothes. the dead
man was identified az McAndrews.
benjamin. r. Comfort, cousin Of the
welI-known writer, Will Lexington
Comfort, IN the author OF novel
just fresh from the G: NJ. Clark Pub
fishing Co, entitled "Arnold's Tempt
err" The novel Is based on revos-
lutionary history and Ii full OF dra-
matte interest. IL has taken MIR.
Comfort seven years to complete the
nd N
studied hundreds OF books for infor-
nation concerning Benedict Arnold.
the traitor. In search OF light on the
character and influences that helped
10 make him what he WAS. ThB re-
suit is that while the book ro-
nance woven around historical facts.
there ia n basis for all the fanciful
weavings OF Ills imagination.
John Zimmerman and his ave children.
who were among the few residents OF
the village of Metz to escape with
destroyed the place. arrived in De-
troit Tuesday. and are now in the
home OF Henry zimmerman. No. Il
Plurn-st. When the rescue tram
pleaded with their father to place them
aboard the cars. but he refused, be-
lieving they Were safer on their own
Ssr sone ON wa. rsn IN The su wV9 sar
took shelter In n plowed field. With
them came the two children OF Mrs.
Edward Hardies, rescued by the
merest accident from the steel gon-
dois car in which their mother, lost
her lie.
PatreIman Francis schioud was the
hero Of = are which did upwards of
l-ss.eae- damage aytorr ap,ir-z
Tuents. Nos. 20 and 81 Common
wealth-ave.. shortly before midnight,
Tuesday. The patrolman saw the
flames from Grand River-ave.. and.
otter turning In an alarm FASTENED
10 the burning building. forced an
entrance by breaking the glass ir
the front door and then awokc the
sleeping occupants OF the various
fats by pounding on their doors with
his club All got out In safety. but
in scant attire. The fire started I'm
closet In the apartments OF G.. W
F'ullin9ton on the second floor. while
the family was out. An .overheated
furnace pine IS supposed to have
been responsible. Mayor Thompson.