The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05
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studying for the ministry I'm Denison
university, Granville, o.. will give
an address Wednesday evening In the
First Baptist church. this city, on the
manners and customs of his people.
Brighten. w. II. McGurrin. OF Grand
Rapids, has been elected president of
the Michigan Rifle association. Other
officers are: Vice-president. Maj. r..
ID. Ellis; secretary. Lieut.-Col. @. Is.
McCaughna: treasurer Col. W. IL.
Thielman.
Police Secretary Charles 4. Nicholas
s'rhey say Il has been awfulIy hot Ian
Detroit for the last few days, but 1
never would have known IL IL some
body had not called my attention 10
IL. I've been 80 busy that / didn
even notice the heat
hrs. Frances e. Burns, great comman-
der of the Ladies' OF the Modern Mac
cabees, is holding school OF In
Oakland. st. Clair. About SO ladies
are IN attendance from all points In
the United States. The school VIII
continue throughout the week.
H. II. Durham. the engineer and archi-
tect, Injured In n fall from street
car Sunday night, is still uncon-
scious In Grace hospital, and physi-
clans report his condition as ex..
daughter arrived Tuesday afternoon.
and went at once to the hospital.
! The injured man appeared 10 recoB-
nize his wife. but he was unable to
talk.
Weeds will have TO be cut In the same
old way this year. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Lawson has given
an opinion that the council cannot
legally appropriate $4,000 and cut
weeds miscelianeously In the city.
He holds that the only way weeds
may be cut Is under the provisions
OF the state law. which has already
been found very expensive both to
property Owners and TO the city.
Michigan miiiers are enjoyins them
M, lys. ON s, sns Miers !od" sssoe,s
tion held a meeting in the Hotel Ste.
Claire Tuesday evening but the two
are scheduled to be held on the Sap
pho during the day. both before and
after the stops at Bots Blanc Tor
luncheon. There will be music anu
dancing on the boat In the evening.
David G. Hughes, since 1885, an expert
tobacco sorter I'm the employ of Dan
lei Scotch & Co. died Monday froin
paralysis in st. Mary's hospital. his
wife died year ago. and his only
known relative Is Mrs. M Downing,
of No. 72s Fort-st. west, his aged
mother-in-law employees OF tue
ranoements for the funeral which
will take place Wednesday after
noon from the residence Oh Mis'
Bowling.
the city's 24-secOnd service resolution
will not be heard until Septemher az
the earliest, and II is Just AT presen.
undecided as to what judge will hear
them Judge Swan turned the case
4. over to Judge Sanford, OF Tennessee.
but Il Is improbable that the latter
will take up the case as he has one
long Jury case to hear while In De
troit As Judge swan is unwiiiing
to hear this case It Is POSSIBLE 2sne En ,aa.
II may be argued before Judge map
pen In Grand Rapids.
n the pals I'm the sensational dt-
vorce crse OF ,rthn vs. AuguSt
Hertz continue TO file Bills. cross Di'is
and answers. the papers VIII have 70
F. be carried into court In ousheI
basket. The husband fled an answer
Tuesday afternoon to his wire
makes general denial of her
charges He alleges that his wire
filed her amended bill In the hopes
that the contents would be pubiisheu
and bring him into disrepute. judge
Mandeil ordered the attorneys In the
case to get ready for immediate triai
Antonio MisEaro. an empioye OF .ms
so badly crushed in freight eIeVa-
tor in the Hotel Pontchartrain. tues,
day afternoon. that II was 'ou mo
necessary to amputate one OF ms
legs The operation was performed
. in Grace hospital by DR.. J. IS. Ken
needy Mizzaro refused 10 take an
anesthetic and ordered the doctor TO
90 ahead with his work. Fearing tue
shock would prove fatal the man
was compelled to take chloIot0rm.
Mizzaro Is 80 years OLD, ana lives
at No. 527 Rivard-st
Three collisions between street csrs
and wagons occurred TUESDAY nWeI-
noon. Henry Tlovie' OF NO. 90 Sne a
herds ave- sustained a fractured COT,
iarbone and severe scalp wouh1
when his milk wagon was s,rnck py
a Michigan car at Gratiot ana hohns-
ayes His horse was SO badly IN.
fured that IL was necessary TO SHOOT
(. the animal. Gustav wagner. paker;
was painfully injured at BRUSH sno
ished Arthur jameson met with L
similar accident at sixth and Locust
SITS. He escaped with several pain
full bruises.
yohn n. Jones. who L. lodged In the
wayne county Jail, CHARGED with
using the malls to defraud: claims -
friend Of the late President Mckin-
lev. He admits selling worthless
stocks in the western part of the
s wsre given pSs to him. and that he did
not know their lack OF yUlue when
ne disposed OF them, Jones was
married a month ago but denies that
ne has an extra number OF wives or
was engaged to any other women at
the time OF his arrest. as has been
limited. Jones Will be tried this fa'l.
D<trcst Commander. No. 4, Knights
TempInr, will give a practice drtiI ON
Belle Isle Friday Afternoon, follow-
ing it's custom OF giving public
n drill previous to It's departure on
\ piigrimage The commandery has
VI accepted an. invitation 10 visit Sow
ereign Great Priory of Canada. the
highest Masonic body I'm the British
North American possessions. and viii
leave on the ID. n. boat Tuesday
evening for Toronto. where they will
have headquarters I'm the King Ed
ward hotel. The return trip will be
made by rail. the commandery to ar
rive in Detroit late Friday afternoon
The commandery will be accom-
panied by n band. and about 80 ladies
| have applied for tickets.