The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-11
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nrt.rnoon, Clark Park, snturdn,
evening and sunday afternoon
Philip Br~itaieyer has opened "ns ..,,S.
hendaunrters In the Majestic b"'"'
ing with John Kohler In cha's.
Ia IL reported In Windsor ...cL
L. u. L. preparing 10 aono ~,
their Ouelette-ave' line as TAI
race track " -,
Owing To the absence from the city 81
X Judge NPhelan, the ordinance -,
docketted for next MONDAY win q
over for one week 10 July ~.
Capt. O'Brien Atkinson. Troop ."ar.,
tgnn National Guard, ha. tenaerv 1a
his resignation to GOV. Na!neI' o., e..
business allowing him no TIME i0'
militia AFFAIRS.
The body of IN undermined r"r
ashed iron, the River "" %ss entan,
afternoon The corpse Wa -
gled I'm a small seine. anu ~
iieyed the man was hshins "he" "'
fell overheard -.
CommIssioner Haarcr 81 's -. ~
meut of hubble works II hoidinI ohs s
IN TIC annual weed-cutting TINS !eal
In tho nope that property -oW i-
will remove the weeds tnsla .s Iii
IL they do not, the city sane o"st
do the work aud charge UP '"'
Mrs. Chns stone. of No. ia nnnp
81 xyus attacked by two Ntcio"~ ~
nj Monroe ana hlop',I.-s' -,
dav night and severely oitteh apou y,
r.
No. 100 Russell-st., cauterlh,d tn ne
,younds Patrolmen Coats ana Kline
shot the dogs.
The b,dy of Fred Cook, the young Eng
Iishman who was drowned VIM, y
bathing from the &. i. X DOCKS IL,
Windsor several days ago. was touho
Heating down the river near CJip" "
Friday BY order or coroner Ia :
Belle the remains were h'e'''" -"
Windsor cemetery
x, c.rt,Ick who hRs driven the De-
troit ambulance for "a long time, aui'
the business SATURDAY, ana thls eNtn-
ing will be married TO Miss Jeanhet,n,e,
Steffas OF this city. The couple VIII
maks their home In Chicago. where
Collnick has a position as a carpet
and rug salesman.
II now de~ elops that Kenneth Mccall
Ium. who was arrested s ro%
Mrs r Allen. in the Union depot
was out OF Jackson prison on parole
and that he still has about three
years to serve. He VIII De taheh
hack for breaking parole.
Mrs. 4. d. Guliey. aged ~. who hnd
lived In Detroit and Bearhorn since
she was seven years OF age uIsu u
day at the home OF her son, orrin J..
Culley. No 66 Atkinson-ave. she is
survived by six children. The tuner
nj viii be held Monday from the
Gulley residence at O'Clock.
Thomas Feeny. n ship carpenter iivinp
AT No. 3d4 Tweifth-st'; repor'r To- ~
Trumbull-ave. station Friday nlBHt'
that his wife had eloped WIN
hoarder. taking with her most OF N"
furniture. the chickens ana nearly
all OF the childrcns, clotncs; Ply ,"e
seven Youngsters were leit h"hiho'
J,.ob r,rx. OF No. Is! Pnimcr-nve..
whose house was recently burglar
lied OF 1850 worth OF JeWeiiH, nag
started suit against the tluclitE S a.
Casulty Co of MARYLAND. to recover
81 600 insurance Marx alleges ne
took out policy for burglary ihsur-
ance. ard he charges that the com
pany now refuses To settle.
A disagreement between 'eorse
Lupus mud william Russell )o,n'
nroprietors OF a restaurant AT NO
2O5 Woodward ave. led 10 the TOT
mes arrest. Thursday night on a
warrant secured by Russell. charS
ing him with the larceny OF $500.
LINUS claims an attempt is being
node 10 freeze him out OF the bust
ness.
Park Commissioner Brcitmcyer receN
ed postni from the dnnehser
Henry RoliNs who committed SUI
eide June 20 thanking him for nay
ing offered Rolffs a job the day ne
took acid Brcitmeyer had had 70
postpone putting him to WORK TOT
n day or So hut gave him some mon :
Sy Dependency drove the man 10
suicide
A marty ~ .tx. two D~troitcrs and four
from wynndotte. who were en,o ',rnS
ride In Harry Tuckft IaSe
Erie when the engine broke down.
The men rugged up imptomptu pan
dies and after several hours VIZ,
reached shore. They ga no, ~ Fri
day morning
Cen. & A. Coolidge has bren chosen 10
represent the Detroit Philateic so
ciety I'm the annual conyenton 10 IT,, pe
held In Columbus. q" July ~ ~
will endeavor to get the convention
OF 1909 for Detroit but railing IN
this will seek to pledge the dele
gates for 1910 II * expected that
sore 1900 stamp collectors VIII az
tend the meeting.
woman. reported 10 the windsor po-
lice Friday that man with WHOM
she had entrusted her money TO ne
OH the races, had skipped o.t VII y
her pile She was able 10 describe
the man and he was soon arrested.
Mrs. Coulson refused to prosecute
being satisfied TO get back the mon
ey she gave him 10 bet Tor her
The funernI Of Mrs. Mamie McGrnth
q Yergci, wife Of Joseph lergei. whose
death occurred Wednc sday morning
was held Saturday morning from the
residence OF her sister. No 3lf YER
mont ave at ? O'CLOCK anq lrVln -;
was well known on the west side OF
the city. and two years ago was mar
ried I'm ST Vincent's church. Resides
her husband she is survived by an
infant daughter, less than week
old.
Mrs Emma T.. ID. Du Bois. who IL stop
ming Temporarily az No. so Lafayette
boulevard has asked the police 70
solve the mystery surroundlnf 'lr
disnppearance or non appearance. OF
q $50 draft which her son. w. " Du
lPois. a mining engineer OF San Fran
cisco Is supposed to have sent her.
A letter advising her Of the remit .
lance was received but no draft
Mrs Du Bois things the draft may
have gone to some one else or the
same name by mistake.
Chas. ID. Joslyn. member of the Micht-
kan fish commission. going ."
WASHINGTON to attend the lnterna-
tional Fishery congress which begins
It's session Sept. %. The American
Fishery association VIII also meet IN
washin gton at the same time. wv
ing to the rule ut Lansing OF not al
lowing travelling expenses TO con-
mlssioners travelling outside the
state any members or the state nsh
commission who attend this import
ant gathering Will have to pay their
own expenses.
Dean y. 9. Marquis. ~ ~. Pnur- Prot
estant Episcopal cathedral. who re-
Gently returned from Boston Where
he attended a course OF lectures Civ
en- b. Dr Elwood Worcester. OF Emf
manuel church has definitely decid
ed 10 resume his class In mental
therapeutics or Christian psychology
In the autumn. Mr.. Marquis has not
decided whether ne VIII establish a
clinic like that under the direction
of DIR. Worcester. BY so doing he
would be Obliged to have the ass NJ l.
ance ~ a number OF practicing ply
scians. and would also he Obliged
to train assistants TO aid him.
Edward w. Qunckenbush. an tnsur-
ance solicitor. was arrested by De-
troit officers in Rochester. Mich. Fri-