The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15

ever, was out OF work soon. Only
this spring he secured employment,
and things began TO look brighter
when he was taken Ill. The bride
VIII return to her people In Scotland.
a social gathering Of members ana
friends OF Ephphntha mission will be
held in st. Johns parish home Sat
m rISy @ sis" be served S" sunday mora
ing at 1890 o'clock, the Rev. Austin
Mann. OF Cleveland. will conduct
service of the holy communion, and
at 3 o'clock IN the afternoon. SER
vices Will be held in the chapel on
Highest. At 1880 o'clock In the even
Ing special serv E,a Will be r he' R IN
Mr. Mann Will interpret for the Rev.
Mr.. Lewis.
A drnst of the new agreement which
the grade separation committee OF
the council Will try to get the rail-
roads to accept provides for the sep
aration OF grades at John r.. Brush
and Beaubien-sts. in 500. ana OF
Hastings. Rivard and Russell SITS. In
1910. This draft was prepared by
Corporation Counsel Hally, and will
be submitted to representatives OF
the roads at a conference TO be held
as soon az Hally returns from his va
cation. No junket trip Will be taken
by the committee to learn of grade
separation conditions in other cities.
Miss Dolly kuhnman and Earl Wend-
eloped from Sandusky, o., TO Detroit
last Friday, were finally located IN
this city by an aunt. also or san
dusky. and at the latter's request, ac-
companied her back 10 the Ohio town.
During their stay here, the young
couple had separate apartments at
No. SO Ellzabeth-st. east. where
Vending has been rooming Tor
month past Miss Kuhnman II IL
said. hesitated 10 return 10 Sandusky
until assured by her aunt that she
would be permitted to marry Wend-
ling.
The explosion of gasoline lamp in
the grocery of Fred Engei, Harpcr
and Concord-aves.. started nre
which nearly brought death to Mr.
and Mrs. Engel and their babe The
family occupied rooms above the
store. and all were asleep when the
fire started. So rapidly ara tae
were unable TO dress and were forced
into the street in their night clothes:
They took refuge in the residence OF
Thomas Young. and from there
watched the destruction OF their
home. which was but recently erect
ed. The loss will reach $4,000.
wa. held Tuesday from the family
residence No. 1875 Jefferson ave. The
services were conducted by the rev
W s ay,s. among one the ,r eeauti the
Protestant Orphan asylum. an insti-
tuion in which she had always been
interested. and another from the
Wayne County Savings bank. with
which Mr. Wesson was connected In
his lifetime. The interment was In
Elmwood cemetery Frank II; Croul'
Samuel T. Douglas, Ernest {. Wet
more. Emory Clark. Henry M. Camp
bell. Cyrus Lothrop. Frederick w
whiting and James c. Smith acted
as pallbearers.
agent arrested I'm Rochester, Mich, a
few days ago. on charge OF en-
bezzling $4,000 from the Pacific Mu-
tuai Life Insurance Co. In Harris
burg. Pa left for that city, Tuesday
night. in custody of Chief OF Police
T G.. George. OF Harrisburg. Chiet
George says that Quackenbushs al al
but ne was indicted on only three or
possible 80 counts. He also al.
leges that the Insurance agent iett
Harrisburg owing numerous bllls:
which would have been outlawed IL
he had managed TO keep under cover
until October. Quackenbush leaves
an invalid wife at No. 1913 Henry-st.
through the streets I'm the vicinity of
the county building and shouting
murder" at the top or MS voice,
caused much excitement at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. A hurry-up call
was sent for the patrol wagon. and
Ave officers were required To subduo
the man and get him into the wagon.
The task was accomplished only after
he had been put into bag. At the
police station the man said his name
was william Nicely and that he lived
on the Hurley coal dock. The po-
lice believe he is victim or the CO.
caine habit lie was removed to st.
Mary's hospital In the East End am
bulance.
Weeping violently. the wife OF John A.
FiskpOol, whose body was found
floating In the river at the foot or
Twelfth-st.. Sunday morning. knelt
beside the still form In the county
morgue. Tuesday. Though they sep
arated several years ago. the couple
among the mourners who accom-
panied the body TO Evart. Mich;
Wednesday morning. The funeral
arrangements are In charge or irwin
Chase. city clerk of Evart a broth
pool lives in Mt Clemens. No new
light has been thrown on the mys
terry surrounding the mans death.
though the relatives still cling TO
the theory that he was robbed and
murdered. pointing to the two empty
pocketbooks as evidence
rpon tho definition of the word "hnr-
boring" rested the liberty of Ella
Wright. on trial In the federal court.
She was accused OF harboring an
alien girl in resort on Catherine
St. and in his charge. Judge Swan
Instructed the jury that the wor1
harboring meant concealing the per-
son named from the officers this
definition resting upon an old de
cision I'm n fugitive slave case before
the civil war. This charge prac
tIcally amounted 10 an acdulttal and
the Jury was out but n minute before
rendering verdict OF not guilty.
The woman's defense had been made
on another point entirely. that Chris
tina Russell. the girl Involved. was
really resident OF Detroit and not
an alien. As Francis Taggart and