The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
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Cash -. Tnyiori 81 think that after
.eisinE $4,000 auart. OF whisky, I
should De the logical Prohibition
candidate for sheriff"
Frank Endsen. aged 10. swallowed car
'boiir ncld In his hOme, No. 143 Bu-
chanan-st., late. Friday evening and
IN now I'm 80. Marys hospital In
serious eopdition. but viii recoyet. IL
N IL thought The police say Endzen
had been drinking.
The motto "In Detroit Life IL Worth
Living" H. binxoned forth 10 sight In
vivid green on one OF the noral beds
OF Grand Circus park. The nodded
letters OF clay We're placed Friday
and party OF gardeners got busy
setting out the small plants which
VIII trace the letters.
Joseph y. Fowler, who runs candy
store MT Nc. ms Grntiot-ave" \.
started in the circuit court by Ange-
line Moore, former empioye OF fow-
Ter. She asks for $1,000. alleging that
Fowler called her thief and several
other unpleasant names.
George Purvis, NO. 557 Bnidwin-ave.
has been appointed assistant boiler
inspector for the government In the
Grand Haven district He Is at pres
ent chief engineer Of the Admiral
one OF the Mcmillan fleet. There are
i've Purvis brothers, all marine en-
glneers living In Detroit.
James Bryce, Ambassador 60 the United
states from Great Britain and author
OF the most notable foreign com
mentary on our government. The
American Commonwealth" was a
passenger on the steamer North
West. which touched al Detroit Fri
on ife-wasNto bufrufU from Dur
luth.
Edward wunsch has been appointed
trustee for John Hrilerich. ieweler.
whose business Is In the bankruptcy
court The inventory OF the pewelry
stock foots up only $500, while the
debts are scheduled at more than
$1,000. Hellerich's stock, at NO. ~
Michigan ave. Will be sold In bulk
July =.
A contest over the w.Il OF Parroiman
John r. Hayes, which WAS hIed FRI
day morning. and which leaves the
widow without cent. is rorshad-
owed In an application made Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Hayes for the APP
pointment OF an administrator. Hayes
left his estate of $4,000 in trust for
his two sons.
After n married life of less than two
months Rose Paris Mngone has
started suit for divorce against her
husband, Peter Magone They were
married by the Rev Francis BAG
cherini on Aprtl g. and separated
June T. when the husband refused to
support his wife and turned her over
TO her relatives.
Rev. John McCarroll. Grace churchi 81
believe thnt when an Office ~ vacant
and needs a good man 10 I'll II. the
office will find the man. And II you
think you are that man. and the OF
sure that II has found your twin
brother By that | mean someone
every hit rs good"
frnnk Befosio. No. 800 Gratiot-ave. re-
ported to the police Friday night
that smooth stranger had worked
OF raised bill on him getting S9.S0|
In change. The bill was a one-dollar
note which had been raised to a ten
by adding ciphers In places A sim
liar bill was passed al the Baldwin
hotel. No. 30 Grand River-ave
AHnR
by Francis IL. Warren OF certain
property on Mackinac island to his
second wife. Warren was discharged
year ago. but this decision reopens
the matter and VIII compel Warren
to settle his debts In full. The island
property Is worth about $4,000
James Marine, saioonkerper Mt No. 11i
Larncd-st. east, was stabbed In the
head with knife In the hands OF
9E9ssph Aasuss9; p sf.rTnoon NO in 90
quarrel over some FISH. Patrolman
williams heard the racket and chased
Augusta. but the latter got away
Marines injuries are not serious.
Aid. Moeller has prepared n resolution
To submit TO the council Tuesday
evening looking to an al, sgreement
Jefferson-ave from Woodward to
Beaufait- aves. Mayor Thompson de-
clares that he will mandamus the
company ~ the pavement between
the tracks IL not put In better con-
dition.
Traub Bros. & Go. have secured n lease
for 10 ycnrr of the premises ut Wood
their store has been located for IL
years This corner Is expected TO be
come the center Of the jeweiry trade
move TO the opposite corner as soon
as the lease on their present store
A ladder ON which Thoma. HnmineI. an
ttufOn
working at Bates and Atwater-sts..
Friday afternoon Slipped EHd threw
Hammel 10 the ground. distance or
25 feet Detroit ambulance took him
10 West Side hospital with fracture
OF the left thigh. Hsmmel Is 81
years old and lives at No. so2 Six
The assessment roll. for the opening of
Cary-Rve., I'm the lower end of the
Eighteenth ward. have been COM
pieted and the opening VIII soon
take place. The opening OF this
street was FIRST decided on BY the
Delray council six years ago, but
there have been innurhera BILE delays
since and five separate assessment
rolls have been made up.
The present site OF the Houghton
school may not be sold and the pro-
ceeds applied toward the purchase
OF a new site. as first contemplated
BY the board OF education, but may
ground for the children OF the neigh
borhood The real estate committee
has not yet received any offer OF
site for the school that comes with
In the appropriation OF $4,000.
A formal request to the state railroad
commissfon to prohibit the railroads
making any increase In excess bag
gage rates within the state July l. as
Contemplated, has been made by the
Wholesalers association. The whole
salers complain that the present
charges are excessive and unfair and
do not accord with the announced
charge OF one sixth OF the passenger
fare for every 100 pounds of excess
baggage.
The campaign cards gotten out to boom
the candidacy OF William r. Moelier
fer county treasurer are unique In
style They do not bear the grim
likeness OF the candidate. which cam
paign printing usually shows. In
stead William II. put on his broadcast
grin when he had his photo taken
the same smile that he displays when
he has succeeded IN landing a con-
stituent n job-which is a rather fire.
quent thing for william.
A compromise was effected Friday nf-
ternoon I'm the ease Of the Fidelity q
Deposit Co. Of Baltimore surety for
Martin o. Whelan, against the city
OF Detroit and the village OF Crosse
Pointe Park. Whelan had the big
Fairview sewer contract. but his
surety had to finish the. work for
him and there has been q claim pend
ing over the unpaid balance and ex-
tras The settlement was made on
basis OF $1,000. while $4,000 had
been claimed In the suit.
Federal pure food Inspectors have
taken "a large number of sampies of
the Canadian Club whisky seized
several days ago. and VIII have IL
analysed before court proceedings
are had for the confiscation OF the