The Detroit times., 1908-08-22
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In the gathering OF spanish War Vet
Grams In the q. \. r. building Fri
day right. Henry w Busch was In
dorsed for commander in chief at the
national convention in september in
Boston. lie Is now next IN rank for
thc offcc
l.. A.. Durnham, the architect and en-
gIneer injured In a fail ON "a street
car two weeks ago, and VINO was
unconscious ia Grace hospital for
more than a week, Is now much I'M
proved and the physicians say he
Viii recover.
Adam HansrS. OF No. -! Brookiyn-aye..
while trimming shade trees at No.
fell a distance OF II feet TO the side
walk In 81 MarNs hospital II was
found that he had sustained a frac,
turs OF the left ankle beside painful
cuts and bruises
=. }. kon-nkamp, of Chicago, president
of the tommcrciui feicgrnpher-'
Union OF America. spent FRIDAY IN
Detroit consulting with members or
the union. number OF whom went
out on strike several months ago and
have had no work since. President
kOucnkamp SAYS the union is gain
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Rubbish In the basement OF W. 4. Stur-
Eeon ~ Co.'S jeweIr, store nj Wood
ward-aVe. and Cllford-st. caught hre
about $50 o'clock saturday morning
and caused great smudse, which at
tracted big crowd. The blaze was
put out before II had done any seris
Gus damage TO the building There
viii br some loss from smoke.
Mrs. Robert Tress. aged 30. of No. II:
IinwoOd-nxe.. was knocked down by
NJ automobile while waiting for a
car At Woodward and Jefferson ayes.
Friday afternoon. and seriously In
iurcd TWO ribs We're fractured and
!4sr face and neck badly laceratcd
Sne was removed 10 Grace hospital
where IL is said she Will recover. The
auto was driven by q. r.. Corbett. OF
Aurora. III.
Coroner bennett has decided To hold IN
Inquest In the cnse OF Albert era
fstJtt St-Neltt,- tft,-ti Inst Mary s-Aes--
pitai Thursday as result or injuries
sustained when "A Baker car struck
wagon Ia which he was riding at Can,
field AID Chene The coroner had
notified the members N tt1p- err.w-ef
az, car to appear Friday morning to
give their statements. but they failed
To put In an appearance.
I pom The OccnsI0n or his birthday, nuf
on the eve of his departure for At
lantic city to spend a brief vacation
I'm rest and relaxation, Jeremiah
Hwyer was presented by his assocl-
ates OF the Michigan stove Co. with
very handsome and substantial
ebony cane, with gold handle appro
priately Inscribed. The presentation
was made In a very happy manner
-EaEhanr-aE st-Ilce-
rresidcnt and senerssl m s,,1;aH,y to
Highland Park has got TO the stnGe
where the tnx rate Ii going up under
the stress OF demands for improve
nents. and there ia. consequently,
considerable talk OF annexation to
Detroit The village needs new
school and also repaving of Wood
ward-aVe.. but the property holders
are reluctant to vote the bonds IL
is therefore. proposed to seek admls-
sion to the city nnt- thereby put III the
cost on the general taxpayers or De
Mrs. Emily II. McCaw, widow of James
McCnw, died Friday In the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. G r. smith. No 20
Josephine aged 80 years. Mrs.
McCaw was born in Waterford. VI.
but spent most OF her life in Canada.
coming 10 Detroit from Port Perry
BY sFvpu Cirttdren--AiFs.-Cr- = smith.
Mrs. Duncan Crawford and Charles
Mseaw bS,roIs Mrs Mrs Meth Ms4tHswy Rob
sor. William McCaw, Port Perry. and
Frank McCaw. salt Lake city
The twelfth annual excursion Of the
Detroit Retail Grocers' Protective AS
ISOLATION Win be held at Bots Blanc,
Tuesday, Aug. 20. The morning boats
VIII stop at the West boulevard dock
on the way down. The usual large
bo held and big prize list has been
---+-t4+--ei-f@f- e-occaslnn--Thers Will
be a tug OF war between the east and
west side grocerS, and two basebail
rfrrrr-,-.-f fe--bot geen--the- asl side
grocers and Paul Feys a Co, and the
other between the west-side srocers
and the Morton Baking company
Brueckper's hand VIII render the fol-
lowing program In Clark park. sat
urdaN evening The Planters.
march. (Fricke)i 'Pique Dame Ger
ture. tSuppeJ: Heart sease, crow
elD; Spanish Dances ]. and IL. tMos-
kowskyl, la l.isoujera. tChamin-
ade) RaiinIbow. nte 'pdlc1 ,p1' Wcn-
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Remick's Hits No. :. selection: The
Road to Yesterday.l corn"t uo o,1,
(HslD dill Pickles" march. 6John-
SOM. Frank Reschke. tenor solos
viii sing The Garden Of Dreams
and "Maude Lane. The sunday al
ternoon concert viii also he IN CLARK
park.
Martin stefes md Maggie NageI, the
Windsor couple dipped int" rake
marriage bv nm alleged notary pub-
lic fnav b. able To straignten ort
their matrimonial tanglc with littlc
trouble. Common law marriages afe
recognized in Michigan. and all that
IL necessary viii he for the. couple
10 dAclare themselves man and VIE.
The greatest trouble will be the mar
rage OF Miss Nagel and Austin Vol
vim. the young man who. after living
with her several months. announced
that he had 2 wifs and chi,drep "
marriage can be found M SHE1r-v
county. and IL II can he shown that
he was free TO marry. Miss Negci
will have to procure a divorce before
she can become Mrs Steffes.
Grand Trunk Pacific Appointments.
The following appointments have
been made by the management of the
Grand Trunk Pacific railway, ann
went into effect August i5s w L. Da-
Wis. passenger traffic manager. Mon
treal. q. T. Bell. general passenger
and ticket agent. Montreal; J. T..
Quick. general baggage agent. Tor.
onto