The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-27

sirable class is brought out which
skate until late hours. uses bad Ian
guage and appropriates places on
Verandas and fences.
Damage suits against the Detroit.
Windsor n Belle Isle Ferry Co. were
started I'm circuit court Tuesday af-
ternoon by George II. Lyman and his
wife. Two years ago Mrs. Lyman
attended the Caledonian picnic on
Bots blanc in company with Sheriff
and Mrs. Burns Her foot was caught
between the steamer Papoose and
the dock and crushed. She wants
$4,000 Mr. Lyman claims $4,000 for
for expenses In caring for her.
Henry Boerth. the woodward-ave. res
tnuruteur, lost out I'm the supreme
court. Tuesday. in the suit he
brought to compel the Detroit City
Gas Co. to furnish gas for fuel at co
preme court held that the franchise
giving the company the right TO
charge so cents per thousand for gus
was valid, and that the action OF the
company In selling gas ioI power
purposes for GO cents did not place
The company under any obligation 20
other users OF gas.
Letters from the Philippines tell Of the
drowning there on April Of Will
lard Hubbell. the three yeIr-old son
of Clarence W. Hubbell. former en-
gineer OF the Detroit board OF water
commissioners. who resigned his po-
sition last fall to accept govern
ment position in connection with the
I water works system at Manila.
While playing about the yard the
lad broke through the covering Of
an old Spanish well. the existence OF
which was unknown to his parents
MIMI. Hubbelis Detroit home was at
No. PIG Seyburn-nve.
r. 4. Greene. of No. o. PnlIister-ayc
this city. has offered $500 reward for
lntormation concerning his missing
son, Carlton II. Greene, who leit
home Oct lS 1907 for al
high school since which time
him Every effort has been
made TO locate him, but without
avail. The boy is described as feet
inches tall. weight about rs
pounds, sandy hair. light complex
ion, blue eyes. slightly dimpled chin
with slight muscular twitch OF tho
eyes and face When he left home
he wore dark blue serge suit and
light golf cap
stammerers ON AdeInide-st.. Tmesdny
afternoon. and entered The large
class room where ordinarily 100 ste
dents are at their classes al that
hour Fortunately. however, the class
es were being held in the basement
owing to repairs going on. But as
1t was. news that the building had
been struck quickly reached the stu
dents and CONSERVATION reigned for
time. In their excitement stdmmer-
ers were unable To utter a coherent
sound and had to content the mselves
with gesticulating wildly Tie dam
age to the building is slight.
Miss Emily v. Mason of Mashinrton
sister OF stevens Thomson MasOn the
trst governor OF Michigan Mrs
Wright. Of Newark. his only Gaugh-
ter. and Edward Wright a grandson
arrived In Detroit Tuesday evening
and VIII attend the unwilling OF tho
Mason monument, which takes place
saturday afternoon In Capitol park
The party viii be the guests OF SEN
ator Thomas w. Palmer during their
stay in Detroit Miss Mason is now
30 years old, but her mind is as viz
orous as IL was 90 years ago She
did not appear the least fatigucd
from her long journey. and SAYS that
the unveiling OF the monument TO
her brother Will be the browning
event OF her life.
The real estate committee of In. scb.oI
hoard, Tuesday night, recommended
the purchase OF a piece OF idrd front
ing on Hamilton Boulevard Clair
mount and Taylor-aVes as a site for
the new school 10 be built I'm the
north end. The price asked Dy Wool
Phister. owners, is $1,000. Just the
amount of the appropriation. Sever
nj other sites were offered and con.
siderable opposition to this particu-
lar site Is likely to develop on the
part OF north end residents, IL is said
The committee recommended to- mr.
chase or a piece OF land fronting on
Moran-st.. Holborn aad Medbury
avcs as site for school to reifeye
the Parke and Ferry schools Aus
ust '. Stobbe is the owner and tbe
price is $1,000.