The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-06
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Tracy W. McCregor. the speaker. In
the monthly testimony meeting IN
McGregor mission sunday evening
\ M Y:E6 Colin fMcDohald VIII sing
The Presence of "a soloonk~eper ar his
bartender In a saloon on SUNDAY
even for the purpose OF cleaning up.
ia a violation OF the sunday closing
law. Judge Phelan holds, AND ne
cites q supreme court opinion 10 pack
up his ruling. He announces that
such an excuse Will not be accepted
in his court
The graduating exercises M the Son
merciai business COLLEGE w Ssn EN-
Mayor Mavbury delivered an address
and oueenie Wright sang two songs
in roth Of which she WAS entnoesa a,od
cally received She was presented
with three handsome boauets py her
friends In the audience
Contractors William III. Trnve" eno ~.
A. Mcleod found, after their bid, Tor
work on school additions mao peeh
accepted. that they mad omitted 10
0uure on some parts OF the Jobs NOW
they want to be allowed 70 nsuts
again. The school board VIII suoi, a'
the question TO the city's legal De :
partment 10 ascertain II this can De
done.
Fred schiief, aged n. La In 81. MnrSs
hospital with a bsdiy Injured cye NJ
on him by Fred West. Il young man
said to be known TO tht poIice.
Schlief SAYS West came TO ills mouse
few DAYS ago Win some ogns''i ~ =
caps and induced him To touch nne
off saving there was no danger re
may lose the eve.
While fishing fr0su the Grand Vsuns
william l.. Carpenter, IL In tn"cuncea.
Will pc connected with the nrM u
Dickinson. Ste. cnson. Cullen. VAR
rem and Butzel. after his resighntioh
as member Of the state supien.e
court has been accepted JuubN III
81 a
In the supreme court. Ills Successor
will be nominated at the reruolican
state convention In september
ferry dock. Friday afternoon Jon" Mn
Adams. a cook. 81 years old, OF no.
16S Gratiot-ave., failed to motto the
approach OF n car terry and before
he could get out of harms way
his right leg was caught petw.sh w,
boat and the dock and broken IN TWO
places He wps taken to ST. Marys
hospital in the East End ambulance
After being out more than ~ hours.
the jury In the John Mnnsbnch VIII
case announced at IL O'Clock FRIDAY
night that II was unable to agree
and was discharged; Mansbach let
all his property, valued at $4,000 TO
his sweetheart Mary Meyer. to whom
he was engaged. Hts mother con-
tested the will. alleging her son was
insane and had been under undue In
fluence when the Will was made
4 street chr struck a wagon containing
her l2-vear- old grandson, AT w oou-
ward ava. and Mortcafrr ST. 'r'd;tv
afternoon. and threw them both OUT.
Mrs Schuman sustained Internal In
juries and several painful hriiscs
but her grandson was uninjured Mrs:
Schuman was taken 70 the home OF
her dauEhter. Mra Henry 11 hn,Sg
attended by Or. n. A. Mallory.
THE annual, exhibition Of students
work in IN. Thomas Normal Training
school win ~ hcll Friday and suit
urday evenings. !une IL an! ID.
Among other thicgs will be shown
handsome desks tables. chairs, etc.
which are the product OF the manual
training pupils art efn . ~,
domtstic scisn 5" department ald
charcoal studies. water color work.
pencil. mechanical drawing etc,
from the drawing department.
An hour after John Hubbard. No. ~
Spruce-st.. reported to the r"ii''c.
Friday. that n bicycle. a camera and
revolver had been stolcn from Il
tives Parker and Allen encountered a
Young man p'ving his na..e -
Gallaghe.. aged 20. riding whcnl
that answered the description OF the
Yer were also fonnd In his possession.
He was locked ~ on Suspicion. He
says his home is III New forf
Milton VI. Spear. sentenced to Jackson
passing a forged Check for $4,000 on
c. & II. Mcmillan, has written q letter
to Judge Phclan, asking the later To
recommend his rcloase so that n" 'ney
get to his home IN Alaska BEIGE nav
igatiou closes on the Yukon river
next September. because Il his age
and failing health az a result ~ &C.
hnement lie fears he would not be
able to stand the journey in winter.
Judge Phelan will probably grant the
request.
Allen Neil. recently found starving In
n box car In the west side railroad
Yards. was found wandering In "a con
fused state on Hubbard ave. Friday
afternoon. and the police were noti-
fled. While Nell was being taken to
St Mays hospital IN the East End
ambulance he attempted 10 Kill him
self by knocking his head against
the side OF the conveyance, but wns
restrained by attendants. 1t was
found 1T the hospital that he had
taken morphine but he Will recover.
Neil is 81 years old and says he has
no home.
Unable to wait for the Fourth. N hoy
who snid he was Herman Gordon. Of
No 4S7 st. Antoine-st.. touched ofr a
big cannon cracker at Monroe-nvc.
and Farmcr-st. about Q O'Clock Tr!
day night and caused persons, In de
neighborhood 10 think ooi'cr had
exploded. patrolman Dan coughlin
took Herman % the station ard the
boy was given bad scare when
He was released a few minutes later,
the lieut. .rant explaining that W. just
wanted 10 give hin a lesson. Her
man was sent home with a lecture.
Members Of the Detroit Engineering
society will enjoy a crulse to the
Flats next Thursday Members of the
Old Club have offered the use OF their
yachts and the nect Will leave At
o'clock from the foot OF Chers-st.
reaching the Old Club at 4 o'c.5ck
Supper Will b. served 1T the Star
Island House. The return .rip starts
at o'clock aha stops will be innde
at Batesst AMI at Crosse Tie. T. 6.
Wheeler Is cAeiiman OF the enter
tainment committee and the other
members are: A. George Mattsson,
Benjamin Douglas. Francis G. Sher-
ehon and George III. Fenkeli.
The twenty-eighth anniversary Of the
organization Of MOslem Temple. No.
bles of the Mystic Shrine. vas celc-
brated Friday 1'sht with on initia-
tion. banquet aid parade. more titan
1900 persons participating IN the
event. At o'clock the parade Yves
formed. consistiny OF mounted polioe
the Adrian bur'e corps. Mcs iern tenn
pie patrol. several bands and nobIrs
In dress suits. after parading the
downtown streets they went 70 the
Light Guard argpory whore 'iasa Of
SIS was Initiated After tn initirtion
all returned to the Masonic rcm:,ic
where n vaudeville entertainment was
given.
Eighteen engineers took the civil SER