The Detroit times., 1908-06-26

by his efforts To break In, and when
the proprietress, George Russell. or
dered him away. he grabbed her
to drag her out. but did not succeed.
Later Blanch Howard. an inmate.
missed four shirt waists from her
room The Negro is suspected.
Local prohibitfonists Will rally In the
\. VI. e. A. hall Friday evening, when
E.oW Chaplin, candidate OF that party
for governor OF Illinois. will speak.
Joseph p. Tracy, the Detroiter, who
is mentioned as the candidate Of the
party for president. will also speak.
Mr.. Chapins platform also includes
direct vote on president and senators
and the initiative and referendum.
While standing at Michigan and Clark
aves., AT \ o'clock Thursday evening.
Gus" Scholt felt a singing pain In
his head. On putting hts hand into
his hair he was horrified To find 1t
wet with blood. He started at once
for doctor. but collapsed after go
: ing q short distance. a physical
was called and found that Scholt had
sustained scalp wound. evidently
from pullet OF large caliber.
Mrs. Harriet SNart, uged 30 years,
mother OF James and William Swart,
proprietors OF the Hotel Cadillac, died
Thursday. in Colorado Springs. where
she had been Visiting Mith--her
daughter. Mrs. Augusta Earle. The
sons We're called To her bedside sew
eral days ago. but as she appeared
To be recovering, James returned to
Detroit Thursday morning. The re-
-he--tnisru 10 Nmsterdam,
" Y. for interment
MnbeIle Gwendoiyn webb, ON whose
account Frank TaRgart. veterinary
surgeon OF Watervliet. Mich, was
sentenced to six months In the House
OF Correction. las been deported to
England by the Immigration authori-
ties. She Will return to Canada i'm
Taggart. intending TO take up life
with him again He is the husband
OF her aunt and they came to Michi-
gan that he might get divorce and
marry Mabelle.
The Lady Naccabees OF the World In
itinted class of 500 members into
the order in meeting In Harmonic
han, Thursday evening. Lillian Nj.
HOLSTER. supreme commander, pre-
sided and addresses were made by
Miss Bina NJ. West. OF Port Huron,
Mrs. Susan Fisher Rose and Dr. Eliz-
abeth Hooper. OF Port Huron. other
officers OF the supreme hive. Mayor
Thompson made welcoming ad-
dress and a playlet was given by the
dramatic club OF Banner hive.
The program In now out for the outing
Of the Michigan bankers association.
Leaving Detroit Monday, July s, the
city OF 81. Ignace, on which the trip
Will be taken. VIII stop only at Port
Huron and Sault Ste. Marie. on the
v
reached at noon. July S. After visit
ing the iron mines in the vicinity
and attending various dinners and
functions the bankers will embark
again, and, stopping only at Mack
mac Island for the annual ball, VIII
reach Detroit Sunday morning. July
IL. Business sessions Will he held on
the boat.
Degrees were conferred upon 81 MEM
bers % thu senior class OF the De-
troit College OF Law in the Detroit
opera house Thursday night. Dean
Philip T. Van Zile ofhciated. The in
vocation was pronounced by fife Rev.
c. L. Arnold Oliver j. Golden made
the salutatory address. and the fol-
lowing members OF the class .deliv-
cred orations Clinton 1. LaForge.
John Faust. Havelock J. Northmore.
Richard q. Kirchner. and Roy Her.
aid. Patrick j. Murphy was valedic-
torian. Music was provided by the
opera house orchestra and the col
iege glee club
Plans for the midsummer buyers ex-
cursion of the Wholesalers' assOcin-
ton We're perfected In Y meeting OF
the special COMMITTEES, Thursday
evening. IL was decided to limit the
entertainment features To three days.
one Of these being given up prin-
cipally To- boat trip on the river.
while an evening will be spent at
Riverview park. and another Will be
featured bY a lecture on commercial
topics IN the Detroit Opera house.
The dates are Aug. III To 10. nut the
entertainments Will take place Aug.
IL. 10 and u. On those days the
wholesaler merchants Will have open
house for their customers from Mich
igan, Ohio and Indiana.
AnnabelIe Emorey, an Inspector for the
state pure food department.. has
sworn out warrant charging Alonzo
Hart with obstructing her In the per
formance OF duty. The pure food de-
partmeut has had his store at No. 16s
Michigan under suspicion for
some time. and Miss Emorey was
sent to get sample Of near-butter
on which to base a prosecution. She
made a purchase but alleges that
Hart took the stun away from her,
saving that IL had been sold by mis-
take from tub of bad butter. He
was prosecuted In the federal court
last year and fined $4,000 and costs
for violating the oleomargagine laws.
narrowly escaping prison sentence
In addition. the court OF appeals
sending his case back.