The Detroit times., 1908-07-24


think the case over.
waller blackwell. who was ordered to
pay his wife $1,000 aiimouy at the
No time she obtained a divorce. mas
amount TO $500. and To allow him TO
pay at the rate OF 81 per week.
Blackwell says In his petition that
when the decree was made ne was a
and that the $4,000 did not look so
large Now bicycle racing Is dead
and Blackwell alleges that ne earns
only $l3 per week. and has new
wife To support
Trustee, of the estate Of Eber l.. KEEL
sey have asked the probate court 20
be allowed TO sell enough properly
to raise $4,000 with which TO pay
500 10 81. Lukes hospital church
home and orphanage. and the Pro
testant orphan asylum; $4,000 To the
wardens and vestrymen OF 81 John
Episcopal church: $1,000 TO the home
and foreign missions OF the Protes-
tant Episcopal church. and $1,000 TO
the trustees OF the Protestant Epis-
copal church. diocese OF Michigan.
big Labor Day program by the Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor. all Of which, with
the exception OF the parade, VIII be
carried out at the state fair grounds,
Monday, Sept. Z. A meeting or the
committee of the Detroit Federation
VIII be held Tuesday night to talk
over matters pertaining TO IN" AFFAIR
Plans will be made to- have speakers
prominent I'm the labor world present
at the state fair and IL is probable
that several political lights VIII be
invited TO address the crowds on that
occasion.
Mrs. Margaret Hickey, u resident of
Detroit for the last 80 years, died
Wednesday In her home, No. 2sI
Fifth-st. as the result Of a paralytic
stroke with which she was stricken
over six months ago. Mrs. Hickey
was born in Ireland IS years ago. but
came to Detroit when girl. She
WAS the mother OF Daniel, David,
John, william and Benjamin Hickey
who comprise the Hickey Bros gro
Gerry firm. She is also survived by
four daughters. The funeral was held
Friday morning from the residence at
$3.50 o'clock. and from Holy Trinity
church at o'clock.
Louis FrOutra. the italian wanted In
Memphis, Tenn, ON u charge of muir
der. started for the south Friday in
charge Of Detective AL. Hurst. who
came after the prisoner After the
murder Erontra fled To Detroit and
has been making living selling
claims self-defense. The two men
were alone In room at the time.
and there were no witnesses to the
tragedy. Frontra has wife and five
children in Detroit, and the woman
is almost crazed with fear that her
husband Will be hanged. as that Is
TIE penalty In tennessee.
The residence Of Harry Jacobs, No. 13I
Adams-ave. eaat, was entered by
burglars Thursday afternoon while
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs were attending
the Windsor races. and Jewelry valued
az $3.50 was stolen. purse contain
ing $500 In bills was overlooked The
1ewelry belonged to Matthew Horni-
brook, New York bookmaker. who
is visiting In the Jacobs home En-
trance was gained by smashing a
dininS-room window. The appear
ance of the house shows that the men
took their time. Every room was
searched. and the contents OF drawers
and dressers were strewn I'm every
direction.
The managers of the shelter Home nre
anAi"usiy watching the IS little In
mates 10" symptoms OF scarlet fever.
owing 10 the supposed case OF tom
silitis OF Joe OBrien. 7.year-old
boy, now IN Harper hospital. which
proved Thursday 10 be the more ma
ignhnt disease. The lad was brought
10 the shelter home week ago from
No. a. Wllkins-st.. and began TO com
plain or sickness the first OF the
week. The attending physician dag
nosed his case as tonsilitis and the
boy was sent TO 81. Marys hospital.
Later IL was found that he had scar
let teNer and he was removed TO Har-
per hospital
The saunbb!e between the members OF
the compensation and the pastor OF
the Amherstburg Methodist church.
suits for -time--will- prahably-Fas,,lt-
IN the present pastor. the Rev. Rich
ard Redmond being sent to another
f emu Tns trouble arose over the
and the Rev. Mr.. Redmond being sent
to take MS place without consulting
with the members OF the church. The
official board then turned the key in
the door OF the parsonage and Mr.
Redmond was Obliged to go to the
hotel the official board, In a meet
ing Thursday evening. was obdurate
In the demand for the removal OF Mr.
redmond. so IL probably Will be as
ranged that he be taken care OF else
where and some one else sent To Am
herstburg
The announcement hus been nude In
Washtngton that Lieut.. Russell r.
Hazard. who last January. while sta
toned at Fort Wayne. was arrested
married secretly In Windsor TO Miss
May Nasseth, OF No. tl6 Dragoon-
ave, viii be- retired with honors ON
,Iai, pay. shortly after his marriage
10 MISS Masseth II was learned that
Hazard had wife living I'm the west
MISS Masseth applied several months
aso 10 rae wayne circuit court for
an annulment of her marriage The
lieutenant was arrested by the mill
tary authorities. and a trial by court
martial ordered. but powerful infu-
s stor were az work and the trial was
stopped. Hazard won a medal for
bravery Turing the Philippine war
when he captured Arthur Howard
the deserter and alleged murderer OF
Gen. Lawton
The premium list with the ruIes nna
regulations Of the nnty-ninth annual
Michigan state Fair to be held in
Detroit, beginning Thursday. Sept. 2
and ending Friday. Sept. III, has lust
been issued. This brochure contains
excellent half tones Of the officers
OF the association, including Fred
Postal. president: James SIocum, bus
mess manager: l.. w. Watkins. vice
president; |. II. Butterfield. secre-
tary; John Mckay. treasurer. and A.
j. Doherty. general superintendent
The following announcement is
made; The arrangements for the
entertainment of the visitors at the
1908 fair. IN addition to the great
number OF interesting and wonderful
EXHIBITS OF every description, are in
Keeping with the rapid strides which
the state fair Is making The racing
purses are larger than ever before
amounting to $4,000 The greot
Strobel airship will make two flights
day and one each night. followed
by searchlight The greatest dis
play Of fireworks ever shown in
Michigan VIII be seen nightly and a
great midway will be filled win
shows. and attractions OF high