The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-23
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w. ). Reis, OF Toledo, viii be the
spenlSer In the Socialist meeting In
SYSTEMATICALLY hall. Sunday after
noon.
The jury in Judge DOnoynn's court
which heard the evidence In the case
OF Erdman Weichman agalnst FRANK
Collins disagreed Friday night alter
being out eight hours. The plaintiH
lad OF IL years. left comic valen,
tine on Collins step. and 1t 10 alleged
the defendant beat the boy until ne
is permanently injured.
Judge wisner, of Flint, has confirmed
the sale of the Aetna Portland Co.
ment Co. plant 10 John A, Meyers. OF
Boston. for $4,000. Within 30 days
the plant Will be started up again
after beng overhauled and new ma
chinery added. Bond holders who
did not go into the reorganization
will get s454 on the $1,000 bond.
James A. Robis0n, assistant presecut-
Ing attorney 81 never knew q year
when the prospects for an abundant
fruit supply were brighter than at
the present time. l have regular
farm on my place. and every branch
on every tree or vine is simply load
ed with fruit. Fruit next fall should
be or excellent quality plentiful and
cheap"
Frederick Rheinhardt, aged 10, who
lived with his two sons at No. 704
tity OF carbolic acid Friday night.
and died within a short time. Rela-
tives OF the old man say he had
been drinking heavily OF late and
had several times threatened TO take
his own life. Coroner Parker de-
cided an inquest was unnecessary.
The Young Women's Christian associs-
tiOn was successful In the damage
suit brought against 1t In Judge
Flower. the Judge directing a YER
dict In favor OF the defendant. Flow
er lost the ends of three fingers be-
tween In the Y. w. c. A. while en-
ana the evidence showed that ne
knew OF the danger
Leo Cohen and Carl Jassen were
rested by Special officer Leo Dunno
back Friday on suspicion of having
cut is brass valves from the air
hose on Michigan Central freight
cars in Hamtramck. The officer
claims to have discovered the pair in
the act Jassen was nabbed after
short chase, and Cohen was arrested
several hours later In his home. Both
pleaded not guilty, and in default OF
$500 bail were remanded for exam
nation. MAY 81.
Miss Pearl whistler, of No. 10 Column
bin-st. west. invoke shortly after
midnight TO and a man lprowling
pairing TO let out a lusty scream.
when the man ordered her to keep
still She did. Her sister. May, also
man remained in the room more than
an hour searching through drawers
and clothing, but all he found was
20 cents. roll OF bills under
pillow wasn't touched
william and George Miller. aged about
10 years. were sent TO Utica, NJ ~,
Friday. where for the first time since
they were infants, they will see their
by her husband 10 years ago. the
father taking the boys with him.
Recently Mrs. Miller learned that her
husband was In Detroit. and with
located. Miller said he thought mis-
wife was dead. and had taken an
other wife. He gave up the boys
readily when threatened with prose
cution on a more serious charge.
The annual mem oriaI services OF Fair
banks Post. q. A. r., will he held
Monday evening I'm @. A. r. Memorial
building. Prof. A. IT, Griffith. OF the
Detroit Museum of Art win deliver
the address. which Will be illustrated
by stereopticon views, feature OF
winch VIII be a representation of
Andersonville Prison. Music will be
furnished by Fairbanks Post quartet.
MRS. Wesley j. Vaughan. H. 8. Bull
lock- Miss Laura Scanned, John Gal
VIM. Miss Ella Downey. Miss Eva
Spiliane and John j. Walsh D. g..
Crotty is chairman OF the executive
committee.
While William Williamson, of Raleigh.
y. g., and Harper Irwin, of Durham,
n. G. were being shown the beauties
OF Detroit by q Thomas auto sales
man named Miller. Friday afternoon.
their machine collided with tree
on Jererson-ave., near Crosse Pointe.
the three men being severely inJur-
ed. and the car wrecked. Dr. ~ L.
Carey. OF No. $50 Garfield ave east
and Or. John Jacobs attended the in
1ured men. DR. Carey took 22
stitches in Twins hand Irwin was
steering the auto when the accident
occurred. and he was so taken with
the beauty OF the scenery that ne