The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-15
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Band concert.i wednesday evening and
Thursday afternoon, Belle Isle.
Two hundred took part In the river
Tuesday evening. Supper was served
at Bois Blanc. and there was music
and dancing on board the Sappho.
John w. Eisenhart, Flint, cfenrmakeri
maker. l have wife and six chill
dren. and / cannot get a JOBS because
the factories prefer to hire girls"
Miss Bertha King, girl 10 years OF
afternoon at Park-pL and State st.
and was removed to her home. No.
10S Ludden-st. In the Detroit ambu-
lance. DIR. L. Mathews, OF No. so
Park-pl.. attended her.
Improvement I'm the market for NUM-
cipal securities was shown by thc
price which the water board received
for 800, 900 OF bonds. sold at the
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
TO the Old Detroit National bank. IA
premium OF $1,000 being received.
John WeilmRn. of No. 2Oo First-st., was
sriSen by a arthur s D1mont' So' isos
Woodward-ave., at Woodward and
Monroe-aves.. Monday night. and one
of the bones in his foot was broken.
He was taken TO Harper hospital by
Mr.. Dumont.
Frank AIdrich, superfnt endent Of street
cleaning and garbage collection Of the
department OF public works. has sold
his rights In q patent dump cart 10
n company which will manufacture
them and go into the business OF cor
tracing for street and alley clean
ing with small towns. The firm
headquarters may be in Detroit.
George II. Richards, a Windsor man,
arrested some time ago ON the charge
of being implicated in smuggling
frnV o.
leased on his personal recoRniZanSe
when brought up in the federal court.
Tuesday morning. IT Is UNDERSTOOD
that the case against him was found
not to be as strong as at first sup
posed.
Melvin l.. Thompson, the Alma man,
who, after falling victim TO pool
sharks in Detroit, sent note TO his
family, saying that he was going TO
kill himself. Is believed to be stu
alive and the police have been asked
given up the Idea OF moving to De-
troit. and Will locate in Vernon
Mich. instead.
In meeting OF the Central Labor
workers decided to support the bakers
in their fight against the open shop,
and the threatened row between the
two unions was averted. An cleo
ton of officers was held, which re-
suited as follows: Secretary. Charles
Bishkowski; treasurer, Andrew All
oi financial secretary. Emil Lorsche.
No hearing was held Tuesday by the
boiler inspector examining board ON
the charges OF ineligibiiity made
against John c. McCabe and j. Har-
vey williams. McCabe's attorney
Chicago 10 get proof that he did not
vote there In 1905. 1t was decided
to hold the final hearing next Mon
day morning at 1880 O'Clock.
Some 90 members of the Lafayette SO
ciety a French organization of this
city, celebrated the anniversary or
the fall OF the Paris bastile with
banquet Tuesday evening In Ardussfs
place. No. 313 Monroe-ave. President
Joseph A. Beauvais acted as toast
master In September. the members
of the society will celebrate the six
tieth anniversary OF it's founding.
Another attempt to burgiarise The
Palms, JenersOn-ave. and Riyard-st.,
the third within two weeks. was
trated by Night Waterman Charles
Sackett, who found one man In the
basement, and two others In the rear
yard. All three ran on ms approaen ,
to make them halt, but they ignored
the shots.
Frank Bennett. aged ~: who IL visit
lam Bennett No. 1888 Russell-st..
was attacked by a dog belonging 10
d. Phillips. a driver for the Detroit
Excelsior works, No. 1886 husseii-st..
badly lacerated. DIR. Henry Harri-
son. No. 274 Oakland-ave., who eau.
terized the wounds. does not expect
any serious results
An automobile belonging to w. IL.
Gates, n Toronto millionaire, now In
Detroit. caught fire Tuesday night
in the garage OF J. II. Brady & Co,
No. 234 Jefferson while II was
being inspected by F.. Mulligan.
chauffeur for Mr.. Gates. and was
damaged to the extent OF $1,000. The
Hames also spread to the building,
but were quickly extinguished by the
department. Mulligans right hand
was painfully burned.
samuel sling, a Negro, 20 years old
and hailing from Welch, Va, was
drowned at the foot OF Hastings-st,
Tuesday afternoon. when, In attempt
ing 10 Jump to the dock from a row
boat in which he had crossed the
river from Windsor, he slipped and
fell into the water. The body was
recovered soon afterwards by Har-
bormaster Ellison and removed o
the county morgue on Coroner Park
er's order Deceased left no family.
The funeral of Peter Cormack. nm oiier
on the ID. Il T.. boat. City Of AIpena,
who died Monday morning, took place
Tuesday afternoon, the interment be-
ing in Elmwood cemetery. Death was
caused by typhoid pneumonia. Cor
mack leaves "A bride of a few months
who came to Detroit from Scotland
last December. TO become his wife.
Some two years ago the man came to
this country, and when he had
cured a position which he deemed
would enable him to support n wife.
he sent for the girl. The man. how