The Detroit times., 1908-08-03
Local Item s

Band concertsi Monday evening, Belle
isiei Tuesday afternoon, Palmer park.
In free for-an fight Mt Medium and
I ins r:snrSs !. early sunday mora
was stabbed three times in the back
He was taken to the Elmwood station
where his Injuries were attended to
S ~ Police Police, Surgeon Griffith Thomas
from the wounds, John Reed OF No
S3S Lincoln ave. and Roy Wigle, of
no ,2S Mt. Elliott-ave.. are being
held In the Elmwood station in con-
nection with the ARRAY. The fight
started over woman
Returning from 81. Msry's hospital,
where they had taken Anthony Con-
ankle. Jacob Fritz. No. rs whiting
St. Hamtramck. and Joseph Griggs
NO. ITS JOS. Campau-ave.. were pain
fully injured in collision between
their buggy and a Michigan car at
Gratiot-ave. and st. Antoine-st., sun
day afternoon. Richard Cooper, No
1859 Jos. Campau-sve.. who was driv-
Ing. escaped almost unscathed. but
the other two now occupy cots In the
same ward with their friend Conrad
FRITZ was injured about the spine and
has fracture OF the right wrist
Griggs was cut about the face and
arms The buggy was demolished.
A Are Of uncertain origin caused 5000
damage ut the ice plant of the
Houghten- French Co. at the foot OF
Dubois-st., Sunday afternoon. The
wagon sheds were partially DESTROYED
along with several wagons and an
Ice barge. moored in the river close
to the blazing building. burned TO
the waters edge. There is SUE
picion that the fire may have started
from a live cigarette butt, as a
crowd of boy awimmers had been
ings a short time before the fire was
discovered.
The Rev. n. b. Davidson, pastor of the
Warren-ave. Bapttst church, preached
on The Moral Iinitiative." Sunday
remarks that in commercial. indus
trial and political life today. men are
constantly using questionable means
and taking short cuts. to attain that
legged interests. such as WHOLESALE
and retail liGuor dealers. are break
Ing the law" he said; and with the
sioner Smith. OF Detroit. who refuses
to uphold the saloon regulations"
Emancipation day 10 being celebrated
by the Nsgroes OF Detroit and Wind
sor IN the latter city today, the fes-
The various Negro lodges OF the
town and uniformed delegations from
several citiss In the United States
be made by Mayor ponolYey. OF sand.
wich; Mayor Wigle. of Windsor: the
Hon. r. +. Sutherland. NJ. p; A. II.
Clarke. n. p and other well known
will be held In the Windsor Curling
rink. The cake walk will mark the
close OF the dancing In the evening.
Without = permit, Eugene Coonsy, .
soeAslist, sssenaDted to- make an open
air address at MicniKan-avs. ana
fark-pi., sunday afternoon, and was
run In" w the police. Cooney was
not detained. but was warned not IL
speak again under penalty OF being
enter u complaint against him In the
recorders court. Cooney declares
that he is anxious to have the mat
ter threshed out. and his followers
Will give an Ice cream social to de-
fray the expenses of the trial. Coonsy
contends that he has as much right
TO speak in the streets as has Rail
road Jack and others who have been
granted permits. Cooney says that
the Socialists have frequently tried
TO obtain permits but nave always
been turned down. He Is a machin-
list. and WAS employed until recently
by the Ford Motor works.
The nrst intsrmsnt In RosedsIe Park
cemetery, took place saturday, Aug.
/, the burials on that day being John
futile. brother Of {. u; Tuttle. and
Clark. over as acres Of the new
cemetery has already been plated.
1t IL eventually to be I60-acre
cemetery, the association owning lao
acres at the present time. and having
options on the remainder. A fine
temple, comprising a receiving vault,
crematory, chapel, and the like, will
be erected. the building to cost in
the netghborhood OF 100000. The
main entrance to the cemetery IL at
the northwest corner Of Woodward
ave. and the Twelve-mile
The "Astec- show on the Campus, has
quietly packed up and departed. This
In due to the action Of James r. Hill,
agent OF the Society for the Proven.
tion of Cruelty toNChildren. who had
the two Aztec. girls" examined by
physicians, who found them to- DE
merely imbeciles. not OF Mexican
origin AT all. but plain Caucasians
Manager Brown did not walt 10
argue the question. but removed his
show To fnd location somewhere
else, where dimes come easily.
t. Il. Burnham, architect, fell from n
Fourteenth-ave. car on Cass-ave
near Sproat-st. early Sunday even
ing, and sustained severe Injuries
which necessitated his removal to
Grace hospital. lie IL a brother OF
II. H. Burnham. OF Chicago, recoe-
niZed as the greatest architect OF the
country. ard has been associated
with the latter In many OF his great
projects. The injured man was here
in charge OF the Ford building work
and has been living on Cass-avs