The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-22

peria1 Guard. The wedding will take
place at the home or the brides SIS
ter. Mrs. Howard Meredith. No. $50
Jefferson ave, and VIII be a very
quiet affair.
Hugh &. Weber. OF No. 20 Fifteenth-st.,
whose failure 20 return from "a canoe
ride Thursday. caused relatives and
friends much anxiety, reached home
Saturday afternoon. considerably put
out over the publicity he had re-
ceived. Weber explained that he
had Just been out on little business
trip with friend He had gone but
short distance in the canoe when
IL began TO leak and he took II TO
boat shop 10 be repaired. Then
came the business trip"
Ap"picvy. unprecedented by the excess
si,e heat. cnuscd the death of Fred
erick w Plass. aged AS OF No l4S
Mullett-st, Saturday afternoon.
With his 9year- old daughter, he
was peddline maps about the city.
when he became faint and went into
the hardware store OF Burns a Will
lard No. 1903 Port st west. He col
lapscd Immediately and died before
medical aid could be summoned His
body was removed TO the home in
East End ambulance.
A series of shots hred In rapid success
sion brought Patroiman Joseph kolb
10 one OF the downtown docks on
the run. Sunday afternoon. He found
only an tnnocent-lonking- youth with
satchel and took him to Central
~
the satchel revealed a 22-caliber re-
volver and quantity OF ammunition.
The young man gave his name as Al
bert Glade H. No 1922 Mckinley
shoot mud turtles and was practicing
on chip floating in the river when
the officer interferred. He Will
probably be released
About 100 members az the New York
society and their friends enjoyed the
INST annual outing OF the society.
last Saturday afternoon. at the Hotel
1nterlaken. Pine Lake. Two special
cars conveyed the party TO the lake.
where various games were arranged.
and useful and beautiful prizes were
given to the successful contestants
Ar elaborate dinner was served at
p. m, after which the entire COM
pany assembled on the lawn and was
entertained by, speeches and fun
making, following which the party
enjoyed dancing until midnight to
music furnished by FinZel.
Commencement exercises Of the De-
troit College of Law Will he held In
the Detroit cpera house next Thurs
day evening, when degrees will be
conferred upon so members by Dean
Philip Van Zile. orations will be
delivered by several of the Young
lawyers. and music will be furnished
by the college Slee club and the
opera house orchestra. The Rev,
Charles l.. Arnold will deliver the
Innovation. The class attended the
Central Methodist church Sunday
morning. where Rev. r. d. Leete de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon.
His subject was, Life. career or
mission.
Attracted by the sounding Of m buxxer
which he placed ON his hack door
as burglar alarm. Special Deputy
Sheriff Nick Meyers, proprietor OF
the Olympia candy store at No. So
Woodward ave. found stranger
rummaaing among the stock in the
back room. SUNDAY. At the point OF
revolver the intruder was forced
TO await the arrival OF Patrolman
Theisen. who locked him up on sus-
picion. The man gave his name as
John Blackwood. and insisted that
glass OF soda water. The store has
been entered IN similar manner
twice within the last few weeks.
The timely appearance or PatroImnn
I'D. Gshring saved l.; Loc.emore. a
his own dooryard late Saturday
night. AS Mr.. Loosemore carving q
considerable sum OF money. turned
INTO his yard. man stepped behind
MIN and another appeared from be-
tween two houses with the evident
purpose of heading Loosemore off
Just at this moment the patrolman
passed and his approach the would
be highwavmen fed in opposite d.
rections. Gehring fired at one OF
them. but the fellow continued his
flight. Mr.. Loosemore tried TO wing
The other man. but, his shots also
went wild The police are looking
for the pair.
A long list OF good speakers and the
receipt OF more than 100 acceptnnces
from members indicate that the an
nual dinner OF the Michigan Manu-
facturers' association in the Detroit
club. Monday evening. Will be the
most successful in the history OF the
organization. Governor Warner will
be one OF the speakers. others who
viii speak are: w. T. Brown, vice.
president Of the New York Central
railway: George T. Moody. presiden.
OF the board Of commerce. John
trix. president Of the Detroit EN-
ployers' association; j. g Smart
president OF the Wholesalers asso-
citation. and John bort, OF Flint
president Of the National Vehicle
Manufacturers association.
II. }. VI. Hally. Who will he corporation
counsel after July Z, t. working ON
then new agreement that is to be
presented to the railroads for the
separation OF grades east of Wood
ward-ave. II Is hoped to secure an
agreement by which $500, 900 will ne
- spent each year on that side OF the
city In addition to n similar sum on
the west side and the agreement Will
he brought IN now so that work
may be started next spring In case
the roads are not willing to make
an east-side agreement an appeal
may be taken 10 the state railway
commission and. ~ that body can
not force action. TO the next legisla-
ture for an act that Will allow the
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