The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-04

b63.61, ana the real estate at tl.oit,-
2S9.26, making a total OF S6.32S.s $500.
The personal property includes life
insurance to the amount OF 500
462.50: bonds. S6s.322; mortgages,
s63,5s2. and land contracts. $780,
1872.
Otto starck, aged 70, of No. o. Ma
comb-st., WAS thrown TO the pave
ment by the sudden starting OF a
Baker car which he attempted to
board At Chene and st. Joseph sts.
fractured hip. East End ambulance
took him to st. Mary's hospital. Be-
cause OF his age his condition Is
serious
DR.. Harvey w. wiley, chief of the gov
ernment bureau of chemistry, and
author OF the food and drug act. will
lecture before the Society OF Detroit
Chemists next Monday evening IN
ton. Stevens building. at s o'clock.
DR.. Wiley has been In the service
OF the government as chief chemist
for 20 years and his experiments
have covered wide field.
Bishop John y. Foley will visit Rome
the latter part of July. II he feels
strong enough. accompanying Car
dinai Gibbons. who will also make an
official visit TO Pope Plus X. the first
pontir Bishop Foley's physicians
have told him that an ocean voyage
would do him good and as his
strength Is returning, IL probable
that he Will make the journey.
David Nederlander, bondsman for
Hume II. West. the broker who left
Detroit year or so ago 10 the great
sorrow OF his creditors. threatens to
sue Sheriff Burns. When West was
arrested on a caoias secured by AL
bert w. Senter TO insure his appear
ance In court. he persuaded Neder-
lander to 60 on his bond. and then
left the state. Nederiand holds that
Sharin RhOnld r
mitted him to leave.
Detectives Palmer and Bodinus arrest
ed William ID. Atkinson, Chicago
real estate man and brother OF
Attorney Frank w. Atkinson. OF this
city, Wednesday afternoon. for the
Chicago police. on an indictment
charging him with the larceny OF
s4l0 by bailee." which corresponds
ton in Michigan. Mr.. Atkinson an
nounces his intention to fight ex-
tradition.
Max e. Koch, city treasurer, adopted an
innovation In the selling OF city
property At auction when he bid in
couple brick house. at Nos. 18s
10 Chandler for himself. This
Is one of the four brick veneer
houses purchased by the city In
opening Beaubien-st. and IL was put
OF the street opening Koch could
get but $4,000 bid on the structurs.
which ne thought much too low, And
so he had John Anglim. an assistant.
bid II In at $2.22b.
Henry Drandsu asked the circuit court
Wednesday afternoon 10 modify the
Injunction restraining him from en-
tering him home No. IS Mt. Vernon
ave. Brandau says he got his own
breakfast as usual Tuesday morning
and went TO work without dreaming
that he was party to divorce
hQan
enjoined from going near the place.
He says that all his clothes are In
the house. that his wife has nailed
up the doors and windows and gone
away.
The project for the building of a hip
podrome at woodvvard-ave. and
Highest. similar to the Cleveland
hippodrome. has been called of,
Joseph Boyer. who owns the proper
". has terminated the option held
by Robert McKisson. OF Cleveland.
The Cleveland hippodrome is now In
the hands of receiver. There Is
talk OF an auditorium now in the
north end in the vicinity OF Wood
ward-ave. and the Boulevard with
local capital interested. II built,
this will include a roller skating
ular price theater above.
The Rev. Frederick Tower Galpin, of
Madison. Wis, was extended n unnn-
imoas call b 5v members Mn6 OF the First
succeed the Rev. Allan Hoben. who
recently went to Chicago. Mr.. CAL
pin is So years old and IL the son
occupied was In waupun. Wis. and
later he took postgraduate course
In the University OF Chicago. In the
meeting Wednesday night. the con-
to make Beulah Baptist mission an
independent church. The mission has
about $50 families and has been IN
charge OF the Rev. Ernest c. Murphy.
who will now become pastor.
A sherman car struck q hack belong
Ing 20 the Henkel livery at 81. An
tome and Clinton sts. Wednesday
afternoon and two people were In
tured as result. George Miller.
his seat and fell between the rear
wheels and body of the hack. eus-
tanning painful cuts and bruises. Mrs.
May Hoolihan. aged 70. OF No. 1872
step from the car when the accident
occurred and the jolt threw her to
the pavement. The escaped with
bruises. Both were taken TO st.
Mary's hospital Miller was on his
way to the hospital to take a sick
patient home when the accident be-
fell him.
The convention of the Michigan and In
diana Retail Coal Dealers which end
s ia wsd sns o,a sh the
station has ever had. 1t was decided
in the last business session to have a
committee consisting OF @. T.. Cal
vert, A. II. Zacharias and John T.
from other organizations to discuss
the car service problem. Oficers
elected for the ensuing years are:
R Rnsss y,e. rr. Va ndtSnr Tsrre
Battle Creek: treasurer. Edward
Staebler. Ann Arbor; secretary. X.