The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-26

Peter Abti 81 believe the seventeenth
ward IL the largest In the city, ex-
tending from F!eld-ave. 10 the east
err city limits. and taking In att OF
old Fairview. | am running for al
derman in that ward and ! feel sure
or success. | was beaten out at the
last election by only 40 votes"
Mrs. Myrtle schultz, the 16-year-oid
bride, who disappeared from her
home at No. az Congress-st. east.
following quarrel w+tA-AeF-
. husband on Aug. 5. returned home
Tuesday She said that she had been
visiting friends in Windsor. I'm
here because I'm here" is the only
explanation she would make
William II. Taft VIII arrive at Middle
Bass club, N.ddIs Bass island. sun
day. where he Will spend a few days
before entering upon the strenuous
work OF mrs campaign, Residents of
Put-tn-B Bay are arranging with the
steamers that visit that vicinity to
form in procession and salute the
pres identiai candidate as he sails out
OF Putin Bay harbor.
II. >. N.iI:si while Dctroits coIored
population IL growing rapidly, almost
1000 having come iast-yeaf5- tht,ss
moving In are among the best Ne
groes from TIE south. Naturally a
few bad ones come. too, but with the
aid OF the better colorcd people, the
police are driving these out. and De-
troit will never see repetition Of
the springfield trouble"
The bohemian Turner's are I'm session
I'm this city and nrc combining busi-
ness with pleasure. Tuesday. after
the business meeting in the morning,
the delegates went to Sugar Island
for the afternoon. A special car
took them around the city Wednesday
afternoon. J. H. thler, of Chicago.
-was-e4eeted- president aHA-Jeseplf
Knedhaus. of New York city, secre-
tary
The cadets of the Culver Naval ncad-
envy, of Culver. Ind, are making "a
cruise or the great lakes on the
steamer North Land. They reach De
troit Thursday at 3:15 In the after
noon, and will go by special boat 20
Belle lsle. whore they Will give d
dress parade at 500 on the lawn in
front OF the casino. There are about
$50 cadets besides band, officers
and teachers.
There Will be plenty of music at the
ment has arranged for Ia state bands
TO furnish music for those who 20
to-t+tc- UfftCtTt bdnu uUrTHg
the entire fair. however. will again
be Schmemanns Military band, the
well-known local organization/ This
band has filled numerous important
engagements this year. and VIII give
daily concerts ut the fair and viii
every evening.
Anew nuxhmcrc-cinb- honSc-xlas-nA-
sured ut n meeting OF the members
held Tuesday night at the Hotel Cad
larger building were subscribed and
work will commence at once. Nrchi-
tect A. g. Varney offered - donate
plans and specifications. it Is inn
practicable to put up an absolutely
'fireproof building. but the new strGr-
ture will be equipped with an auto
matte sprinkler system and adequate
fire lighting apparatus
A Negro who frst game his name as
Archie shea, but who nov says tie
is Ralph Thomas Slaughter. h&iling
from Illinois. shot himself In the left
leg with revolver in his sisters
home. No. 220 Aiedison-ave., Tuesday
night. Slaughter says the revolver
accidentally went Oft as Ire was re-
moving tt from hts nip pocket He
was taken 70 ST Mays hospital
where the wound was FOUND 10 be
ONLY d slight ono Slaughter NJ ~
years old. and married
The government launch, "sunbenm."
brought to Detroit 90 assist IA en-
forcing the regulations governing
boats was on tho river for the first
time Monday night. -Four canoes
two gasoline, launches and one sail
boat were found witch Were not car
Tying liRhts, and the owners were
before Collector % Customs Whclan
Tuesday morning and fined 5000 each
one OF the launches was owned by
John Hook. a liveryman. The other
names could not be learned
Auto COP John c. staples "since the
police department started using mo-
ers, / notice that there ~ n tendency
on the part OF drivers To keep within
the speed limits Many 81 them
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