The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-29

faces the possibility of a nne OF as
much as $4,000 and a prison sentence
OF not more than i've years L. be Is
found guilty.
Arthur Gall, son OF Mrs. A. X. Gall. of
No. AZ Chope-pl., is c0nnned TO his
home as the, result OF beating he
wss gonn hom san sss o, ss %hss
a man called TO him from a buggy.
lis that you, Art?" He answered In
the Affirmative. and the men leaped
from the buggy and attached him.
Hall says he knows his assailans
and VIII commence proceedings
against them as soon a. he 10 able
To expedite the delivery Of registered
null for the districts OF Ontario ADJ
1acent To the Canadian 500. the post
once department In Washington has
SOUTHERN penins SH'% Of Miehisan biz
and dispatch such mail by way OF
Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. This change
tally OF Charles Moore. of the Union
Trust Co.. who complained to Sena-
tor burrows OF the delays In getting
mall to that portion OF Canada.
The Detroit police have been asked 10
gerald, aged. so. OF Lansing. who
started for Detroit last Friday to
consult physician; and has not
weeks. when he left home he said
he was going TO consult specialist
proved true he intended TO commit
suicide. The missing man Is G feet
tall. weighs agout 100 pounds, and
wore n black suit
September was the hest moeth OF the
year for the Detroit United Railway,
according to the figures shown in the
monthly statement II Il the only
nr AtvxAa
1907. The state fair, which was on
direct cause OF this increase. For the
soss,4So; total net income. ss5o.osi.
and surplus. $115,332. The surplus
for nine months OF the year decreased
ts2.4t2 as compared with 1907.
Thertsa v. Taylor. well-knovp
teacher of. athletics for women, IN
plaintin in a suit In the circuit court
against the Home Telephone Co. In
she sa asks that s9r Ss
cavating for the Home Telephone
cables, workmen knocked out a ser
see plug oS va causing tn sot fs
rooms OF the Women's Indoor Ath-
letic association. Miss Taylor was
down by the stream Ss and 80
fered from nervousness ever since.
Mrs. James bancroft Robinson, of De-
troit, has been elected president Of
the Women's Home Missionary so
ciety OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, in the national convention in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Robinson is well
known In religious and literary cir
Webb Hayes national Training
school In Washington. and was form.
erly dean OF the women's college or
Evanston. III, and professor OF
sition formerly held by francis WIN:
lard Mrs. Robinson Will be rendered
a reception when she reaches Detroit
Relatives Of James sands, q former De-
troiter,t who IL believed TO have been
dead for more than year. have
started proceedings to recover about
ceased. To get this sum 1t must be
proven that he died prior 70 the time
he was suspended from the Ma sca.
went To- Minnesota in 1903 and took
up land, In 1905 he was III In hos;
R %onh. in sap %aa M is n sne
fall OF 1905. starting for his farm In
the wilderness. Nothing has been
seen or heard from him since. 1t is
believed he was devoured by wolves,
but not shred of his clothing nor
any part OF his skeleton has ever
been found.
The weiI-known law arm Of Dickinsos:
has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Messrs. Dickinson. Cullen and
Warren Withdrawing. Justice VIII
liam L. Carpenter. who recently re-
signed from the supreme bench, Will
enter the new firm, which will be
known as Stevenson, Carpenter a
Butzel Mr.. Dickinson Will devote
his time to special litigation, much
OF which Is of an international scope.
requiring his absence from Detroit
for long periods. He will continue
az counsel for the firm, however. a
work which will not prevent him
from specializing. James III. Gull
len Will devote himself to the care OF
estates and property interests. and
Benjamin S. Warren. formerly OF the
firm, is so busy with his work as
general counsel for the Ann Arbor
railway and the receivership OF the
D.. T. q 1. that he has little time for
general practice.