The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08
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81. Andrews society OF Detroit Will give
it's annual excursion Thursday, Aug.
1S. To Bots Blanc park. fine pro-
gram has been arranged and many
prizes offered for the numerous
events.
stnrtIngl Monday, during the recon-
structiun al the yenerson-nve. track,
all Brush st cars viii turn NJ lhf
river, and there Will be ~ plug car
from Woodward-ave. 10 the Grand
Trunk station.
Alfred Connolly, 10 years old, OF No.
- Marantette-st., patient la -.
Mary's hospital, escaped from the IN,
stltutlon. Friday. and was fonnd
Friday night, by Patrplman Charles
Wagner. who escorted him back to
the hospital.
Funeral services for Charles u. Moore,
the young man who committed sui
eide, Thursday night, In the nome OF
his sweetheart. Leonore Brown. OF
No. 265 Baker-st., Will be held In the
undertaking parlors OF &. Il. Bird X
Co. Monday morning. lnterment VIII
be In Woodlawn cemetery.
AdoIphus y. Startling, elevator con-
ductor, federal buildings "rhey put a
lot OF funny things up TO man In
these days OF civil service eNamina-
lions. Today couple OF young fel-
lows wanted To know OF me the
meaning of the motto "E Pluribus
Unum." l told them / could not af-
ford TO be professor on my present
salary"
Austin Wright, n Detroit Orgnnist who
has studied and taught abrOnd for
many years. was received by the
Pope I'm private audience recently
and received high compliments from
the pontin for his PLAYING He rem
dered several selections In the Vau-
can. Mr.. Wright is organist OF the
Roman Catholic church In Passy.
The Detroit Socialists will hold two
open air meetings sunday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock. one at Abbott ard
Twelfth-sts.. and the other at Grand
River-ave. and Fourteenth-st. The
speakers will be Eugene Corney
Kenny. A third meeting viii be held
Sunday night at Addison switch. ..
IL. Richardson Will be the speaker
The Michigan Hallway Guide, for Au-
igan hallway Guide Co, OF which
John r. Wood, the father OF railway
guides" in this state. Is manager.
contains reliable information about
steam and electric roads in Michigan
also showing the lines OF greatest
travel from Michigan 10 terminals
west, south and east.
Henry Piquet, who on July 10 was
granted - divorce by Judge Mandell.
ls under arrest in Chatham on g
decree was. signed. Piquet returned
to Chatham and married another wo-
man. Michigan divorces are not rec
ognized in Canada The Canadian au-
not lived In Detroit two years, as the
law requires, as he had been a resi-
dent OF Chatham and Wallaceburg
during that time.
school Inspector George Hutton's horse
and rig, stolen from In front of the
Union Trust building few days ago.
were found in Utica. Mich, Friday,
and two men. Albert Van Horn, ~
years old. of Utica. and Edward Muir
ray, aged %, no home, are locked up
in central station charged with the
theft OF the outfit. The police de-
clare they have good case against
the pair, who, II Is alleged. attempted
10 dispose Of the OUTFIT for $3.50. al
though II is valued at 800.
listers aud prominent citizens to
petition asking for the release OF
Wladisiaus Felinskl. from jackson
prison on parole, have been obtained
by Attorney George NJ. Sayles, who
Will attempt to convince the pardon
board that the crime for which Fee
linski was sent up for life In Novem-
MieIke, Was 0 not n" premsa Ss P siRn
ski was beating his wife, when the
Mielke boy interfered and was shot.
T %{S fI feared th sS Boy svds TSs e son
VictS wife and children are I'm destt-
tute circumstances.
Delegates from most OF the German
Social Turner hall. Sept. 9. TO formal
ly organize the Michigan State ALI
ance. There is already strong
nucleus In this city in the Detroit
Friday night In preparation for the
convention: Personal liberty Is the
principal doctrine, which will be
promulgated by the alliance. Dur
ing the campaign and also through
out the coming session OF the legis-
lature the influence OF this large body
cal culture In the public schools IL
one OF the things the organization
will urge.
Lewis 4. McLoutb. of Ypsilanti, was ar
a capias sworn out by John H. Unger.
who charges that McLouth and
Thomas Dillon. OF Chatham. Ont. and
Harry II. Simpson. of Bad Axe. Mich.
defrauded him out OF $4,000 In a bust
ness deal. He, alleges that he was
induced to buy stock in the Minia-
ture Sales Co. organized TO manu-
facture slot machines for use on in
terurban cars. He says the machine
was a failure and the other men did
not put up the money they agreed TO.
gave bail. Unger wants his money
back, and 500 per month wages
which he says he was promised.
A meeting of committees from the MIX
DTItcrk the OokI0n0
Dairymen's association. called FRI
day. TO discuss plans for the benefit
OF both organizations, resulted in
considerable talk but no real results.
The drivers wanted the support of the
dairymcn TO force the Detroit dealers
TO recognize and employ only union
men. while the farmers asked the
union to force the dealers to pay
them a fair price for their milk.
Neither side was willing TO take the
initiative In such a proceeding, and
no agreement was reached. The
dairymen promised to carry out con-
tracts already entered into with deal
ers to supply milk at the old price.
The action OF Gov. Warner In closing
his cheese factories and shipping the
milk 10 Detroit. was freely comment
ed upon by the dairymen. and the
statement was made that he has In
jured his standing among the farm