The Detroit times., 1908-04-29


Baby in Windsor, last septemper.
will have to stand trial on charse
az manslaughter. the grand jury
having brought In true pill against
him al the Sandwich assizes. tues
day AFTERNOON. SIX 9 Gamasi arise
ing out of the explosion OF car o,
dvnamite in Essex Will be heard al
this session OF court.
Rurulars etered the apartments OF Mt.
pailev flats, No. 81 Lincoln-aye..
Tnasday evening. and stole jewelry
valued at $3.50. Mr. and Mrs. Bean
were absent at the time: The purs-
rear window.
Eight chapters OF the order Of the
Eastern star held meeting Tues
day evening in Golden's hall and ue-
cidcd to erect an Eastern star TEN
ple at cost OF $4,000. Omcers OF
the association were elected as FOL
lows: President, Mrs. NJ. Dottschalk;
secretary r. A. Lenhardt; trustees
Mrs Z. L Hall. MISS ., ada pinn An.
gus Beaton A. w. Bagg. JJosepn
Schill. Mrs. s. Butteraeld. w. d. Per
kins. Miss NJ. ellison. j. +. Beckley.
Herman Weiss. M. Mitshkun and A.
ID. Mcpherson.
cation company Will turn over Its
magnificent new boat. the city OF
Cleveland. to the Detroit business
ard professional men OF the ely
some time between JUNE and 10,
and dedicate the boat by taking
three days trip to Mackinac and the
500. 1t is aimed to have the trip
taken By the entire memoesship OF
leading business men or the COM
munity and TO have as special guests
such men as Gov. Hughes. or New
York. Archbishop ireland and others.
H. ~ swax
by CrinnelI Bros. I'm their new music
building Tuesday afternoon and even
ing Fully 1000 people were unabie
TO gain admission TO the general hall
but were entertained In the smaller
halls with recitals on the pianola,
orchestrelle. Welte-Mignon and aux
etophone. Mr. Hutchinson, Miss Sam
mis- and Mr.. Fruttchey were the ar,
lists Of the concert program. and
each was given an enthusiastic re-
ception. At the concert "wednesday
night. the artists VIII be Max Ben
dix. violinist. and Lillyn Sheila
Powell Celtic soprano. The doors
will open at o'clock.
The fourth annual meeting Of the first
Councillor District Medical society IN
being held In the Feilowcraft club.
Those who participated In the pro-
gram Wednesday afternoon are g
w Edmunds, NJ r., Ann Arbor: "
G.. Vaughan, Jr., NJ D., Detroit; ia
son Morse n, D., Pontiac; Ira D.
ey, NJ D.. Detroit. and @. ". Lamley
M. n. Blissneld. DR.. Reuben Peter
son will act as POSTMASTER at the
banquet In the evening, and responses
will he made by DR.. George Dock,
Ann Arbor; DR.. Frank B. Tibbals.
Detroit. the Rev. Lee = McColiester.
Detroit; DR.. Victor g. Vaughan. Ann
Arbor; Judge Alfred J. Murphy. De-
troit. and DR.. Oat whitney, Jasper.
The xrievnnce~ Of nine walters who
recently Quit their tob~ In the Hotel
Cadillac. were aired In court Tues
day afternoon. Justices Lemkie. OFT
and Tea gan Joining In hearing the
cases. The walters brought suit 20
recover wages alleged TO have been
retained when they left the Cadillac,
and also a number OF smaller
amounts collected from them In fines
The walters allege that when any
lost. stolen or broken all the walters
y are assessed. whether they know
anything OF othe AFFAIR o. not One
waiter said he was fined IS cents for
breakaRe. and when he asked the
steward for an explanation he was
charged So more The cases will be
decided on Nav s.
James Quinn, accused Of attempt
ing TO burgIarze the postoffce in
Blissfeld. Mich. was arraiened be-
fore Commissioner Harsha, Wed.
nesday morning. and pleaded not
guilty. His hearing will be held
! May rs. Quinn was found near the
postofice after the robbers had been
frightened away. He Is said to have
prison record.