The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-21
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Mrs. Mary ID. Teets will give nm ad-
dress ON "GospeI Purity" In McGreg-
! or Mission Thursday evening At
/ 7:l5. and Mrs. Ella Bailey Will sing.
Frank saminith, aged 26, OF No. 179
| COIIIns-st., an insane patient In Red
Cross hospital, escaped from that
| institution Wednesday night and re-
| turned home. Patrolmen Burke and
Dixon We're called and the man was
| taken 10 st. Marys hospital.
! JeTcrson-ave., reported TO the police
! Wednesday, that $500 had been stol-
! en- from a safe he kept In room
over his store. The thief left $3.50.
and the fact that an even $500 was
taken may furnish clue to the
robber.
Mrs. william ID. Williams, wife Of the
late Judge Williams, of Marquette,
died in her home In Crescent city,
Fla. Tuesday. after a long illness.
Mrs. Williams was born In Detroit
in 1895 and was the daughter OF DR..
NJ L. Cardeu Mrs. Charles Z, Hol-
land. OF Detroit, Is sister. Inter-
ment Will be In Marquette.
AIonxo A. Hart, sentenced some time
ago to q prison term by Judge Swan
for oleomargarine frauds, Is to be
time. He " is out on bali now. Hart
paid about $1,000 in fines and spent
a fortune in lighting his case The
federal officials in Washington are
sufficiently.
A horse driven by Daniel Manning and
attached to one of kern's delivery
wagons, ran away on Gratiot-ave
frightened by a passing engine. The
animal crashed through both gates
OF the railway crossing. breaking
the gates and damaging the wagon.
The animal was slightly bruised, but
the driver escaped injury.
Precinct Detectives Wilson and Black
have Just completed their second
canvass OF the saloons In the central
precinct since the first OF the month
and they found that all but about
% of the saloonkeepers IN the dis
trict have obtained their licenses
The detectives say the decrease In
cinct Will not be more than six or
seven. The total number now doing
business is about 325.
The identity of the body Of the young
per and Dequindre two weeks ago
as that of Kate Davic was establish
ed beyond question. Wednesday aft
ernoon. through Mrs. George Savic.
No. 1171 Russell-st.. for whom the
Gfrl formerly worked She recog-
nlzed the body by means OF the
teeth. George Arelich. who Is sup
posed 10 know something OF the
girls death has not been located by
the police.
George Very, No. 500 Baker-st., IL
trying TO locate hi: son, Howard,
nigh school. who left home a week
ago last Monday because his father
would not permit him to leave
school to go to work Mr.. Very
ton In the city. He has been seen
in several places about town since
he left home and told an acquaint-
ance that he had secured a job as
cash boy in a store.
John VI. Wright, formerly Michigan
representative for Warren Bros, a
Boston concern, has commenced &C
ton against the company In circuit
court for Ss5, 900. alleging that amount
was due him when he was dis
charged Wright says he was en-
gagged In 1903 at salary OF $4,000
OF $1,000 each year. He was also
TO receive $4,000 in stock each year.
he claims, and the stock was to be
redeemed in case he was dismissed.
st, WIS robbed Of 1910, which he had
drawn from the bank to pay. the ex-
penses OF HIS mothers funeral. In
his own home. Wednesday evening.
lie had invited Louis Rice. who
plays the piano in a Gratiot-ave.
saloon. to come out and play for
him. hoping I'm this way to drown
his sorrow. He missed the money
police OF Hunt-st station are In
vestigating. The funeral took place
only Wednesday.
verdict of $500 In favor Of John
against three policemen, Edward r..
Hastings. James McDermott and
Thomas Stack, was rendered by a
jury in Judge Hosmer's court We'd
nesday afternoon. Cook was arrest
ed by Hastings on Cass-ave., near
Columbia-st.. and refused to account
for his actions. With the aid of the
poee staton me yns taKen to the
He was tried on a charge OF annoy
ing women and discharged.
The proposition Of a number of Laus-
Ing cnyitslists to take over the busi-
Co, which several weeks ago was
has fallen through. and wednesday eSss;
, oIdse T MurpS ordered the
trust mortgage held by the Union
Trust Co. to secure the payment OF
$4,000 In bonds. The inventory
shows property valued at about
100000, and II Is understood there
is a purchaser ready to take 1t at
that figure.
The grent opportunity for American
trade with the republics to the
south OF the United States was the
principal topic OF the address by
Milton A. McRae at the weekly
luncheon OF the wholesalers asso-
citation. Nowhere In the world are
there such chances for enterprise
and commercial expansion as in that
direction. he stated and he~now fav-
ors ship subsidy bill that will tend
to promote trade with these coun-
tries. Mr.. McRae recently compiet-
ed 10000 mile journey in which he
has visited practically every Amer
lean country.
A. II. LoveIess, who came In D.,ro,,
recently from st. Louis. Mo-, has
asked the police to assist him in a
search for his wife. Mrs. Matte r.
Loyeless. who disappeared from
their rooms. at No. AZ Montcalm st.
east. May 10, following quarrel
the previous night. He fears that
she has either committed suicide or
Is held a prisoner I'm some place.
lie was Informed that she had been
found on the street In a half starved
condition few days ago and after
being provided with food in a res
taurant was taken to the Salvation
Army home. She has since left
there.
The hrst annual meetisg of the New
York Society of Detroit was held
Wednesday evening in the Fellow
craft club. with some 40 members
present. Reports showed an In