The Detroit times., 1908-09-22
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er injured in the Canadian end OF the
Detroit river tunnel Tuesday night.
when mass OF clay fell on him. died
In Hotel Dieu. Windsor. Monday
er-in-law at No. si4 Forrest. west.
Eugene ". Debs. Socialist candidate for
the presidency, will hold nm evening
meeting In Detroit. Sept. %, as part
OF his Unconstitutional trip. Among
those who are accompanying tie
presidential candidate are several So
clalistic candidates for governor
ships. including a. M. Stirton. OF
The Light Guard battalion of the ". n.
q. left Monday night for Camp Den-
tamin Harrison. near Indianapolis.
and the Light Infantry also started
for camp, the former going from the
Michigan Central station. and the
latter from the Union station. Nearly
ESQ men and officers took their de-
partnre from each OF the two sta
tions.
Peter Zuchoroskf. aged 20. Pole, who
csme to america less than year
the county tent hospital at Eloise.
Peter was ambitious to make money
when he came to America. and he
attempted to work In both the day
and night gang at the American Car
a Foundry Co 3 plant He gave way
under the strain, and soon became a
county charge. The Immigration Of
an undesirable. but death came too
soon.
Two women, who clnim 90 have been
injured by automobiles, started suit
day afternoon. Mrs. Josephine Tress
wants $4,000 from Charles L. Corlette.
of Illinois, claiming that she was run
down and dangerously injured on
w a
Mabel Klaner and Morgan Il Wright
for $4,000. charging that a machine
driven by the former and owned by
the company, dashed through a
crowd watching the Labor day pa
rade, knocking her down and caus-
ing permanent injuries.
In the Bryan line OF escort this MORN
Ga. Mr.. Justice and his wife nre
returning home from a trip In the
northwest and Mr.. Justice made II
sion and contribute to the welcoming
OF Bryan. Mr.. Justice Is an old line
veteran. having served In the Potu-
mac army. He spoke in tho most
Bryan and Kern success In Novem-
her. and says despite all little fac
tional disputes Georgia's electoral
vote will surely go to the Democratic
ticket
The synod of Ohio, which Includes four
presbyteries--Detroit Mansfeld, Mus
kingum, Stubenville and Wheeling.
with total Of ioi eonsgreSaa ,,,,nsv
-afternoen,. The basis of representa-
ton is the pastor and one elder from
%orshp Tne.dsy MH be
by President ]. X. Montgomery. d.
D.. OF Musltingdom college. New Con-
ccHrd; O. 9 The rexu,ar ,s sessions on, w yhs
delegates will take an auto ride
around the city Thursday morning.
Mrs. sephora Cfcotte Smith, the Inst fe-
prominent families OF half century
ago. died In Chicago last week. Mrs.
Smith was born In Detroit GO years
ago, the daughter Of Judge Edward
V. and Lucretia Abbott Cicotte. Sc
phora and Maria Cicotte were said to
be the most beautiful girls in Detroit
in those days. Both graduated from
the Sacred Heart convent In Manhat-
her debut. Sephora married Frank
Smith. OF Chicago. who died few
years ago. The OILY survivors of the
Cicotte family are Grant and George
Cicotte. nephews OF Mrs Smith.
Frank Lesniewski, No. 020 Theodore-st.,
was stabbed In the face and abdomen
In quarrel with Frank Bryczski at
I'd. Saturday night. The latter works
for George IIowie on farm several
miles outside the city. Both had
is said. and three young men. includ-
ing Lesniewsky. volunteered to &C
company them home. For some rca-
son Bryczski became angered at
Lcsniewsisy. and. II Is alleged at
tackled him with knife borrowed
from Howte. He was arrested by
Hamtramck officers and will be tried
before Justice Gerhard on q charge
or Hssau1t and oattery.
The barns and outbuildinEs Of Fred II.
Moran and Carl T.. Schmidt at Crosse
Pointe. burned to the ground Mon
S aSS nfS the De Gss %lns fro a
the lighting plant started the fro.
and the buildings being as dry as
finder the flames spread with great
rapidity. The volunteer fre depart
ment turned out. among those who
assisted In fghting the flames being
Stratheern Hendrie. Mr.. Moran and
We're saved. but two automobiles VAL
ued at $4,000 were consumed. After
the fire. the trustees and other promi-
nent residents decided that paid
firc department is necessity.
Justice Dubray's Jury Tn the case Of
Emil DeClark. the Belgian farmer
shot down on the Harper-rd., In era
tiot township about two weeks ago.
returned verdict Monday. that De-
Clark met his death at the hands of
n person or persons unknown. AL
though Sheriff Burns men are still
at work on the case. no new facts
Vandernoot. Belgian consul In De-
troit, has a theory that DeClark was
killed by two men whose enmity he
incurred at the eastern market a
few weeks ago. but this theory is
discreditcd by DeCIarks neighbors.
The widow IL receiving valuable aid
I'm a monetary way from her neigh
bors and friends. who have raised
nearly 5000 for her bene1t.
The funeral Of George e. Halliday. the
Detroit attorney, who died suddenly,
Saturday. OF apoplexy In his home,
No. 357 Cass-ave.. will be held Tues
day afternoon. While telling his
wife that he had tripped on the rug
Mr.. Halliday was stricken and died
before medical assistance could
reach hin--Mr.l Halliday was horn
In Chicopee Falls. Mass. ~ years
ago. lie moved to Ionia. and later
graduated from Olivet college. Dur
ing ihe civil war he was an orderly
to tho officers on Gen Sheridan's
staff and with them took part in
many stirring battles Mr.. Halla-
days mother was Mrs. Amanda LIN
ooin, relative of tho president. Be-
sides his wife. he Is survived by
stepson. Walter Roby, Of New York
oity. Mr. Hailaday was a member OF
William II. Borden post. G. A. r.
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