The Detroit times., 1908-12-10

No. 20. ]. o. o. f.. Wednesday even
ing. this bringing the membership
up to the thousand mark and making
lngersol encampment the largest In
the world. The ceremonies began at
o'clock In the afternoon. and con-
tinued until .. when banquet was
served. The three degrees were ex-.
emplihed by teams consisting OF
members OF Ingersol encampment
under Degree Captain Jay Fuller.
A new variety theater IL to be con-
structed In the kanter building, at
the eastern side Of the Campus. be-
fore next April. The sum OF $4,000
is to be expended In remodeling the
building for this purpose. and the
new playhouse will have a seating
capacity of 900. somewhat less than
the capacity OF the Gayety theater.
The syndicate which Is backing the
new venture. will incorporate with a
capitalization of 100000. Edward
Il. Kane. attorney. carried the deal
through.
Royal Hive, No: 80, L. o. T. NJ. NJ,
mander. Emma C, Goes past COM
mander. Leors Saunders: lieutenant
commander Hattie Clark: record
keeper Keeper Nsiie sf Esdy Chaplain su.sn
Sargent; mistress arms. Maria
Brydon: sergeant. Caroline Cawiey;
sentinel. Mary Galley: picket Anna
Sargent: organist. Anna Bourgeois:
great mistress at arms. Ada Steven
son. and great chaplain. Nettie
Schoerhen.
Mrs. Adolph Fricke, with her i've chill
dren, residing at No. 2<s Pierce-st..
awaiting the arrival OF her husband
from Mayville. Wis. At midnight a
message came that he had been
killed by fall from. scaffold
had been In Mayville since August,
assisting. In the erection OF plant
for the Northern Iron Co. Fricke fell
more than so feet breaking beth r,s. leg.
was also injured internally.
Capt. II. II. II. Holland, who lives In the
Hotel Tuiier, and Miss Minnie Nc.
Rae. daughter of John McRae, Of
Monday and were quietly married.
The couple did not make the wedding
known until Tuesday. and now they
are receiving concentrations. Capt
Holland fought on the colonists side
in the Boer war. and at the close OF
hostilities came TO this country and
became an American citizen. He Is
mining engineer. The couple met
two years ago In Los Angeles
Nellie HAAS, who ran away from her
home at No. 1868 West JeHersOn-ave.
nearly year ago. and who led her
parents to believe that she was dead.
The girl admits that she herself
wrote the letter to her parents, con-
veying the intelligence OF hor
death" and signing fictitious
name. The girls father. Charles
Haas. says he has no desire to see
Nellie. and declares that she Is not
wanted at home after what has hap
pened Nellie has been on tho stage.
Another biE deal I'm Griswold-st. prop
erty will follow closely I'm the wake
OF the sale of the Walker block 20
the Dime Savings bank. Il. w. Voigt.
OF the Voigt Brewing Co, will trans
fer his equity in the Voigt Park sub
division. in the North woodward dis
trict. TO the Newberry estate. the
Newberry building at the southeast
corner OF Griswold and Larned-sts..
being taken IN exchange to the value
OF $4,000. The deal will be con-
summated as soon as Truman II.
for the holidays.
SHINE 20 cases Of diphtheria have de-
veloped I'm Detroit and Of that num-
Der. 81 were found TO have come
from the Dickinson school Twelfth
and Calumet-sts. II was only by the
most radical action on the part of the
officers OF the health board that the
epidemic has been put under control.
made from over so pupils OF the
school and three cases were discov-
cred among the pupils who had been
attending school regularly They.
were Immediately ordered home ana
the entire school disinfected.
Edward Pollard will have
tO hand over TO Mrs. william G..
Klenk. all OF six cents damages for