The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-10

expected to summon them from their
native villages.
Mrs. Daniel Fisher has been seperted
missing from her home at No. "a La
brosse-st since Aug. /. when she
left, saying she was going to ST.
Clair. II has been learned that she
never reached there and the police
are asked TO search for her. Pre-
vious to her departure, II IL said.
Mrs. Fisher had q quarrel with her
husband, who afterward left the
he Is still in the city. IL Is under
stood.
The moneys which state Treasurer Rich
and Governor Warner Will borrow
from three Detroit banks TO carry
state taxes a,e eoilected Is not ' to 'b be
withdrawn from the Detroit banks
and scattered among the state de-
positories. Instead. Treasurer Rich
Detroit banks to persons who have
money coming from the state. This
Is the same method that was taken
finances were temporarily embar-
raised.
TIE fight between the Bell and Hosue
Teiephene companies reached the
courts Monday afternoon. when a bill
or complaint was filed by the Home
company. In which they charge their
rival with fraud and trespass. They
alleEe that the Bell people have 60
men al Work CanVaSSfn6 home
phone users trying to induce them
70 take out Home phones and in
stall the Bell. A temporary injunc-
ton was issued by Judge Donovan
Monday afternoon forbidding the in
reference complained Of
The household goods Belonging to An
tramck Oct. is. were sold by public
ing as auctioneer. Several hundred
ncrrons crowded about the auctioneer
inspecting the articles offered for
sa1f s T9s blood :tansd bed on
he was beaten to death. brought
worth about $50. brought sic.
w. &. Ewing, saw mill owner In
s srfsyrS 10 nile: from Yp.ilsnti,
search OF his son. Harris. aged %.
who left home election day to 20 on
a hunting trip. The father learned
on charge OF being drunk. but had
been discharged in police court We'd
nesday morning. Mr.. Ewing says his
son IL subject TO fits of insanity.
known ON the east side Of the city,
died sunday In his home. No. 1872
Champlatn- after a short illness.
Mr.. Burton came to Detroit 40 years
been In business Since coming here
he gave his attention TO various In
vestments and to charitable objects
In which he was interested. He Is
survived by Mrs. Burton. to whom he
was married over so years ago and
by seven daughters Mrs. Julia Fried
man. Mrs. Hattie Harris. Mrs. A. e.
Rosengarten, Mrs. A. Schlesinger,
Mrs, Loyis Schneider and Rachel and
Leah Burton.
a dozen and u half Newspaper men
who have written about and COM
mented upon Philip Breitmeyer's
speeches during the recent campaign,
were the guests OF the mayor-elect
Monday night at dinner In the
Cadillac. IL was the tuyn OF the
scrtbes to make speeches and each
and every ore OF them tried IL and
failed miserably: one explanation OF
this was that II was q hostile meet
ing for each successive speaker.
Then. just for contrast. the host
paper men, carefully keeping away
from all the lines that ne used in
the campaign.
liked to see the horses run, accord
ing to the testimony given in his
trial before the ire commission Mon
day afternoon. II was testifie ed that
Srock and friend pulled q fire box
on election night lust for fun" The
verdict Of the commissioners will be
announced later. The commission
saved a chunk OF money by readver-
Using for exercise wagons. getting
bid this week OF $40 each on
wagons that would have cost 5000
each on bids previously received.