The Detroit times., 1908-09-09
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dead Of heart disease at the fair,
Tuesday. He was stricken near the
Michigan building while on his way
to his automobile TO rest coroner
Bennett took charge or the case.
Judge Donovan has postponed hearing
until Friday on the petition of Jos.
w Dutton for an Injunction TO re-
strain the city from going ahead with
grade separation at SOFTEN Vine
wood the Western-blVd.
Frani< A. Atkinson wants 10 establish
"a handsome boot backing shop ON
the Michlgan-ave. sidewalk adjoining
the city hall. The council committee
has turned him down, though he was
willing 10 pay 80 per month
rental
The janitor In the Woodward-ave.
branch OF the Wagner baking Co.. az
No. 327 Woodward-ave.. saw two men
running from the place early We'd
nesday morning. On investigation lie
found that $40 had been taken from
the cash Till In the store.
Commissioners Breitmeyer has received
only entry 80 far from Detroit
youths ambitious to contest In the
kite flying match on Belle Isle Sat
urday. for which prizes have been
offered. The park department Is
anxious TO get number or entries.
The Detroit Handle Co.. organized 10
manufacture handles OF all kinds,
fled articles OF association Tuesday
morning The company IS capitalized
at $1,000. all OF which has been paid
Ia cash. The stockholders are Brock
e Eby. Charles Gray and William T..
stevens.
The body OF Mrs. Lizzie Young. found
I'm a clump of bushes I'm Hnmtramck
township few days ago. has been
claimed by her daughter, Mrs. Jo-
hanna Flick. OF No AS Baldwin-ave.
Mrs. Youngs last visit TO her daugh-
ter was two weeks ago. when she
said she was working on "a farm in
Hamtramck.
Robert buchanan, n boy living ON III
yurd-sf.. near Congress, attempted TO
climb on the back OF dirt wagon
Tuesday, when the blackboard fell,
smashing his thumbs and holding
the attention OF the driver. and the
lad was released. Both thumbs were
broken and badly lacerated.
Thomas Puryis, state fair visitor
s ff1 s@r in N. o Wilson 'e b1te Win Tes
day night. When he awoke, early
Wednesday morning, the stranger
had disappeared as we'll az S34 Purvis
had had in his pocket for the pur-
pose OF doing the fair. The police
viii try To locate the missing man.
sIrs. Frankie Trader. who applied for
FOOD and shelter for herself and her
quarters Monday night. has obtained
employment as IA waitress In Mich
igan-ave. restaurant, and friend has
offered To take care OF the child. Mrs.
Trader secured a warrant. Tuesday.
charging her husband with non sup
port.
Lenny Henry, 20, No. SAC Twelfth st.,
swallowed bi-chIoride of mercury
tablet with suicidal intent, It is said.
In Harry Green's pool room, No. 9j2
Grand River-ave. Tuesday afternoon.
East End Ambulance took him to -.
Mary's hospital, where his life was
saved by the prompt action OF the
doctors. Henry gave no reason for
his act.
The Rev. Henry Neiii, OF windsor. y.
". u clergyman well known In this
city. died Tuesday In the home OF his
brother Albert NELL. In Buffalo Mr..
Neill was born in Amherst. Jan. 20.
lS46. and for several years was pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church in
Flint, Mich. His father was the first
pastor OF Westminster Presbyterian
church OF this city.
The new law requiring ndertakers 20
rnss r. state examination and obtain
a license. went into effect Tuesday
but II Will not be enforced In De-
troit until instructions are received
from the state board OF health. Menu
hers OF the local association OF UNI
dertakers declare that the new law
VIII force Al number OF unqualified
persons out or the business
a nm
east. went Ia police court. Tuesday,
In connection with non su pport
case. and "a he was leaving the
building, was arrested by Detectives
Golden and Bandcmer aud Court Of
flcer Man Grossm6n OH an old war
rant charging him with stealing s15
worth Of dress goods from Joseph
Robins store ~ No. $50 Winder-s t
two months ago.
No result wnS reached at the confer
ence held Tuesdny at the Hotel Ponf-
chart rain between Edward lie rbel
and w a. Garrigan representing the
window Glass workers. and Waller
A Jones. OF Columbus. o.. and "
T. Palmer, OF Shinglchouse. Pa. rep
resonting the window glass manufac-
turcrs. on the question or wage
scale for the coming season. An
other meeting viii DO held i'm zen
DAYS.
Beoiamin n. Allies. cashier for the a.
u. Little Co.. died Tuesday In his
home, No. 49, jos. Nampau-ave Mr.
Allies had an operation performed a
little over u week ago Ia Grace hos
pital. but was unable TO rally from
The shook lie has been ia the en-
ploy OF the Little company during
The iast four years. having previous
~ been with the Michigan stove Go
4 widow survives The funeral Will
be held at O'Clock Friday afternoon.
Joseph y. Powers. aged ~ years died
In Grace hospital Monday night from
old axe. Mr., Powers was born in
MassaC nusetts. Dat came to Detroit
30 years ago and entered the employ
OF che Michigan Central Railway 90.
as track inspector. lie Ras ths
father OF SIX boys and one girl and
also ~ survived by 10 grandchildren
and seven great grandchildren. The
funeral took place wednesday after
noon from the residence OF his son
Joseph Powers, No. T. SprfhR-st.
The fireman brothers. Gilbert. Fra,l
and Nark, sncd 10. md ~ yenrs, re-
IfVf,, "a.
home two weeks aRo. and went In
search OF their mother. left that fin
stltuti0n as6in Tuesday for the same
reason. They visited the home OF
Carl Pallcn. at No. "a Lipwood-s ave.