The Detroit times., 1908-04-11
|uTTI LOCAL STORIES

WORD has been received In Detroit
that Wood Campbell, for years
In charge OF cafes on Woodward and
Jefferson-aves., is very low In his
home In Fenton and can live but a
shortStime. His only daughter. Win.
fired, Is living with him.
Defective wiring 10 said to have been
responsible for fire which partial
ly destroyed J. & T. Hurley's wagon
sheds, Seventeenth and Warren
aves., Friday night. together with
several coal wagons and harnesses.
The damage Is about $1,000.
Nora Thornton, alias Leah Harcourt,
has been deported by the immlera-
ton officers. She Is 10 years old
and came here from London. Ont.
To the officers she said she had been.
implicated with gang OF men In
London who made business OF
procuring white slaves,
Therza Augusta Nichol, the 1t-year-
old daughter Of Eugene L. NiehoI,
the well-known real estate man.
died Friday night in the home OF
her parents, No. 24O Hibbard-ave.
The child had been confined 10 her
u
The immediate cause Of death was
paralysis.
There Is a possibility that Joseph H..
Choate, former ambassador to Eng
land, will be a speaker at the
Wholesalers dinner Wednesday,
April %. Mr.. Choate is to be here
= in connection with case In the
United States court, April 20, and. II
he remains over until Wednesday,
will address the Wholesalers.
In the arrest Of man giving his name
as Brooks, alias FORMER, and his
residence as No 48T Monroe-avo.,
the authorities of Highland Park be-
lieve they have the man who annoy
ed women out Hamilton Boulevard
last summer. He was arrested Oh
suspicion Friday afternoon ano
locked up III Jail He will be taken
before Justice Munck. of Highland
Park. today.
Timothy HalIy was so wroth when
Patrolman Thomas Reardon pre-
vented him from driving across the
campus during the prescribed hour,
Friday evening. that he left his
horse and rig. In the hands OF the
policeman and walked away, declar-
ing that the police could keep the
outfit. The horse and rig were
taken TO the Central livery stables
to await Mr.. Hally's pleasure.
"charlle" Craigie has retired from the
position Of travelling passenger
agent OF the Grand Trunk railway
system to become proprietor and
manager OF the Windiate Park Re-
sort hotel. The resort Is situated
on Lotus Lake. the headwaters OF
the Clinton river In the Oakland
county lake district, nine miles be-
yond Pontiac. Mr.. Craigie Is sue
ceeded In his railway position by
Frank w. Hopper.
Addison FOLSOM stoddard, formerly
weIl-known In newspaper circles In
Detroit, Chicago and other large
cities, died Thursday In the Alma
Sanitarium from stomach trouble.
coupled with nervous breakdown.
For some time he has made his
home In Pontiac, where he was city
editor OF the Press-Gazette. Mr..
Stoddard was born in Oxford. Mich.
81 years ago. Funeral services will
be held from the home OF his
mother In Pontiac.
Martin steinhauer, living at ciay-ave.
and Dubois-st., is the proud father
of nine lusty boys. The ninth ar
rived Friday and weighs IL pounds.
Mr.. Steinhauer shares President
Roosevelt's ideas on the race sui
eide problem, and just to show his
admiration for the president he has
decided to name the new boy Theo-
dore Roosevelt DR.. Burgess. OF
Bethune-ave.. the family physician,
has written the president about Mr..
Steinhauer's latest acquisition and
picture of the group will be for
warded later.
M. Hubert o'BrIen, of Detroit, mar.
shall Of the United States court in
China. was In Detroit Friday and
left In the evening for Washington
and New York. He will return
early next week and remain few