The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-08
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EmaEEkRHEREEEs1
w. w. Hannah and other large holders
OF real estate in Highland Park are
interested In bill which Will be
presented To the next legislature pro-
viding for the annexation OF the VII
lage TO the city.
bertha Chaser, who sustained N broken
rib when an interurban car ran into
misplaced switch near the old car
barns In Ecorse. several months ago,
was awarded 5000 damages, by jury
in Judge Murfin's court. Monday al
ternoon.
Ia has been discovered that the receive
ership instituted for the Globe Pack
ing Co, OF Cleveland, does not AFFECT
the Wolverine Fish Co. OF Detroit
and the Windsor Fish Co. The re-
celpts OF these two houses have been
held up temporarily. pending a de-
cision.
tie. that have been placed ON the va
rious streets of the downtown dis
trict by the Salvation Army for con-
srbSti9ns to as; ,S In pro aiding
for Christmas. was s23.OS on Mon
day Dec. Z.
james Austin, the Negro, whose wife,
olive, charge. that he attempted 90
In the family whisky bottle. was ar
raigned before Justice Stein, Mon
day. and was held In $4,000 bail to
await examination Dec. IL. He has
been unable TO secure bondsmen.
The Rev. william A. Burch will speak
I'm the McGregor mission Wednes-
day evening at 7l6. the Rev. w. i.
Cooley Thursday. and the Rev. q.
j. Marsh Friday. al which latter
service tho choir OF Centenary
church will sing Testimony mot
ings are held Wednesday and Sat
urday.
The bittcrIx coute.ted hattie for su-
premncy I'm the Women's Catholic Or
der OF Foresters convention here re-
S% s : sF.u aisn to BY nS Mr. s skan
beth Rodgers In the Chicago courts
against Mrs Rose u. R.ttman. whe
was elected high chief ranger here.
Mrs. Rodgers claims that there was
n conspiracy, in which priests were
included, to defeat her.
A large quantity of artificial chrysan-
themums mystcriousig disappeared
M MSch wa. '0 ia,elY HG tho "a SCENE 'A Of
chrysanthomum fcte on behalf OF
tho New Providence hospital. SIM
ultaneously huge punches OF the ar
dowa and on the back bars OF sa-
Icons in the vicinity. and Il IL sus-
pected that the thief. ~ the flowers
were really stolen. made pretty
penny out OF the transfer.
That thcYe will he no mnteriaI rcduc-
tIon I'm the wool schedules of the tar
IN IL the nrm conviction OF Edward
Schmidt OF Traugott Schmidt 81
Sons. He says there are no interests
clamoring for change and believes
that large alteration In tariff rates
would demoralize tho business. Mich
igan raises 100000 pounds OF wool
per year which fctches an average
price OF 2S cents. as against ID cents
under tho German tariff act:
The United States still imports wool
from other countries even under the
Dingley tariff.
Clad I'm n pntrolmnn's uniform, and
carrying the regulation baton, For
mer Police Captain Frank A. New
berry sailed forth from Trumbull
station Monday night. the coolest OF
the season thus far. to do pennance
for sending Annie Smith postal
tory bounded by Sixth. Baker,
Twelfth and Porter-sts. To a friend
he met on his rounds. he remarked:
doing patrol duty after so many
years inside. but I'm going to take
my medicine like n little man"
detention room n. provided by the
county auditors for unruly boys,
brought forth an angry reply from
the auditors Monday, and II was
with the D'Arcambal home was the
cause OF much OF his antagonism to-
ward the detention room, as tho
D'Arcambal association would like to
get more business caring for the
boys. This DIR. Forbush denies and
says he Will resign from the DAT
cambal board * Il Will help him In
his work for better conditions for
the boys.
Attorney Frank Robson was the only
one of the legal men assembled at
the Cameron Currie e. Co. hearing
before Bankruptcy Referee Davock
Monday afternoon who challenged
the claim OF Charles /. Freer TO first
claim on the proceeds OF the sale OF
he exchange
Freer had loaned 500 shares Of
American Radiator stock to the brok-
erage firm. taking lien on the en-
change seats as security for the
examine into the details OF the trans
action before making any order in
the matter.
j. Morris Fisher. probation officer of
the recorders court, has appealed for
help 10 so OF the most prominent
philanthropists In the city. asking
for contributions. He says that In
his work during the past year he
has paid money out of his own
pocket. and he asks that he be re-
tmbursed. SO far there have been
but three replies to his letters. Some
complaints have been made that Mr..
Fisher drinks and plays the races.
He readily admits taking an occa-.
sional glass OF beer. and saws that
when he attends the races he bets
only enough to make Ii interesting.
Red Cross Christmas tuberculosis
stamps viii he sold I'm Detroit from
Thursday until Christmas day. Quar-
ters for the local Red Cross COM
mittee having the raising OF this
money In charge have been establish
ed IN the ground floor OF the Union
Trust building, where meetings Will
be held at IL a. IN. and p. m. every
day. This movement to raise funds
To combat the white plague" is
country-wide. and the Detroit con-