The Detroit times., 1908-09-02
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Detroit brewers are said Ia he planning
"a big reduction In the Wholesale price
OF beer The cut Ia made possible by
the abundant crop Of hops
Willinm ~. Gillespie. "a stranger In De-
ir"it. reported ia the police Tuesday
that a man with wooden leg had
walked Off with his suit case, worth
about SIS.
John Armstrong. a. harncssmaker liv-
Ina. in aGinaN, WAS struck by an In
tLLulDan Ls4r-near EloiSe Tuesday ait
"rHoon and seriously injured. He
was sleeping near the track Wnen
struck. Supt. j. }. Marker. OF the
asylum. where the man was taken.
says he will recover.
Joseph GyiiS, aged -, of No. II. Vine
ST, NSnndottc, AN cmpioye OF the
Michigan Alkali Co. was overcome by
the heat Tue sday, and died without
recovering consciousness. lie leaves
q family IN the Did country. whom he
intended bringing TO America in a
few months.
Fhc police were notified Tuesday that
the worst Enng OF gypsies I'm the
country had been fired ont OF Massa- =
Chusetts. and bad purchased tickets
for Detroit. The police viii be ready
for IN, IN when they arrive. and at the
first sign az lawlcssness VIII eject
them from Getty.
The proposed sewer outlet and pumping
Stg5tOn ~ the FOOT or Park Niew-aNc.
IL opposed by j. w kotcher and
erection OF a handsome new club
house there. They argue also that
the proposed outlet would be too near
The water works and might contain
nate tie water supply.
judge brooke issued AN order Tuesday
afternoon ordering ibe SHE by auc-
tton next saturday OF the Medbury
tract. lNing between~the city limits.
Palmer park. Woodward ave. and
Hamilton boulevard. Real estate men
have been after this property for a
long time. and bidding promises 10 be
lively.
3. VI. Calvin. - contractor. died Tues
day nigh, aftcr undergoing an oper-
at.On that has caused much attention
"a medical circles throughout the
country. The eighth OF August.
physicians resorted TO the unique
operation Of running currents OF
-..I..t...-i sIl-.ths- Il
n the hope OF curing him OF aortal
cneurism. For time the condition
"a the patient was most encouraging.
bat ufterward he began TO decline
and the end came Tuesday.
TIE Rev. W. IL. Newell. the Evangelist,
spoke In snIcm hill Tuesday even
irg. leaving today for ST Louis and
Chicago. In about month he Will
return To Detroit 10 deliver a series
OF lectures on the endings of the four
gospels. I'm December lac viii go To
Shanghai, by way OF England and
SPAN, fOr a two7Inonths' revival His
sister is "A -nh&slclan- in one OF the
lalkfsI ilDSpllAiS IN shanghai.
Detectives Rcd md BLACK were called
To the homc OF Miss katherine J..
Harrow az No i22 Sccond-aNe, Tues
day afternoon. where Peter Worstrup.
taken possession Of the house Whtn
the officers arrived Peter was lying
upon davenport in the parlor with
his feet and head resting on Miss
HdrrOWS hnest sofa pillows. PetCr
resented the entrance OF the officers
and put up a fight that kept the de-
tectives busy for several minutes. He
was finally handcufled- and lacked i,.
The DctrCit police have been asked 10
locate the relatives OF tour persons
now dead In different parts OF the
country. \ man supposed TO be from
Detroit was killed by "A train at La
Porte IND. In his pocket was a let
ter addressed 20 Charles Mario. No.
~ WatGon-st., Detroit The man had
also sent a telescope to Cha1ce
Marian Detroit These men are un-
known To- the police. man vino il
supposed to have two sisters LIVING
with an aunt In Detroit was killed by
train At Monticello. III, on Aug
&c. The police are also asked 20
notify Matthew Patton that his sis
ter sarah is dead as Springfield g.
and Angus Bourbounais. a brother
OF Telcsphore Bourbonnais IL dead
ot Ashtabula Harbor o.