The Detroit times., 1908-07-25
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at 2:30 O'clock, at Michigan-av ans
Eleventh-st. The speakers VIII De )
T.. Stocker. John w. pickering an'
w. Mckinney.
Charles III. saraw, a former rural de-
livery mail carrier who In accused o
temporarily Withholding money en-
trusted To him 10 purchase a none,
order. has been released by the teu
eral officials on ball.
Carl r.. link, of No. ~ Macomb-st.
who WAS recently paroied from th'
house OF correction, was arreste.
Friday night by Detectives Reid ane
Good on suspicion OF stealing si'
from a guest In the Hotel Ste. claire
suffering this year for lack Of water
The estimators refused to allow
appropriation for a water main TO IN
crease the supply and the pres,
for the Increased space under cult
walton.
Henry q. Thompson, who died I'm New
York Thursday, was . SON OF ths
late William @. Thompson. and uI
to three years ago was resident res q
was severe cold contracted about
week ago. Besides his mother, he
Is survived by a siseter, Miss Corinne
Thompson.
william Baldwin, said to represent a
syndicate headed o Sy II. a. a; Everett rsx,
electric road from Detroit to Ottawa
Beach. He promises cheaper fares
than Mt present prevail The line
will run. on private right of.way
during most OF Its length but fran
chises must be had for crossings.
The Americas Philatelic association
which just concluded its annual
meeting in Columbus. Ohio, will meet
accepted an Invitation 10 hold the
next annual meeting In Atlantic
City. but II was agreed that II would
come TO Detroit the following year.
Nearly 1900 members were present
at the gathering.
Two Chicago lads, John O'Hara, aged
Is, and John kOsmalsky, aged IA,
were found In box car In the Grand
Trunk yards. Friday night. In po-
lice headquarters the boys said they
had not eaten for two days. and
when a meal was placed before them
they ate ravenously. The boys ex-
pressed a Willingness to give up the
hobo life.
his business affairs and sold 10000
pounds OF butter which ne had In
storage. at loss of $4,000, and then
left him. Thomas w. Brown has COM
court for divorce. Brown was
wholesale dealer in butter on the
Chicago market at the time OF the
alleged dea. He asks for decree
support
The body OF William Doyle. who died
in 81. Mnry's hospital Thursday, Will
be buried in the potter's field unless
claimed at once. Little Is known OF
Doyle beyond his name. For more
than year he has lived at the Sal
walton Army. working at, times and
spending his earnings for drink. His
Gsah psy sau %ss g years on aEe
grey and somewhat bald. and weigh
ed about 200 pounds.
james II. swart's big touring car and
Conrad }. Drede's runabOut came to-
gether with considerable force at
John R.-st. and Frederick ave. Fri
day afternoon. and as a result both
machines were carried In pieces to
repair shop. chauffeur was In
charge OF the Swart machine and
Mr.. Brede was at the helm OF the
runabout. The two men engaged In
heated argument. each blaming
the other for the accident.
That Adam and Justina Slominsky are
not proper persons TO rear q child,
was the decision of Judge Durfee
Friday afternoon, and he decided not
to return to them their adopted babe
taken from them by the s. p c. G..
that the Slominskys keep a goat and
chickens in the house. and that Mrs
Slominsky, who Is many years her
husbands senior. Is partly deaf. al
Charges Of extreme cruelty against the
officers of the steamer City Of Berlin
are made by Arthur Evans. a hre-
man. now I'm the Marine hospital
Bell Is suffering from acute stomach
trouble and was unable to work for
two days before being left here. He
claims that the steamer was not
stopped to send him ashore but that
he was merely lowered by rope
into a marine agency boat while the
steamer was going at full speed.
The man arrested I'm company with
Edward Preston, the noted burglar
and crook. Friday morning has been
identified by Detective Lieut.. Lally
as John Rourke. When arrested the
man gave his name as Bourke. The
records show that Rourke was sem
fenced on July Is. 1888, to 26 years
old he was sent to the house Of cor
rection for stabbing one Thomas
O'Herne. His companion. Preston.
has spent the greater part OF his life
in prison. and the police regard the
capture as one OF the most important
in Detroit for several years.
Louis Barakas, q Greek who runs
popcorn stand near Palmer park.
was assaulted Friday and robbed OF
small amount OF money by two
young men. The Greek noticed his
loss as the men were driving away
In a carriage. He gave chase on a
street car. and when the buggy was
with wonderful dexterity swung
onto the back of the horse. which
was going at rapid rate. One of
the men beat him brutally with the
whip until ne fell to the pavement
He was severely injured and was
carried into drug store. from where
he was removed to his home. The
men escaped.
George Elder and George Rub, Of New
York and New Orleans, respectivel
who claim to be stable boys, were
arrested on suspicion Friday night
by Detectives Lombard and Glare.
They were seen by the Waterman at
the new y. M. c. A. building to pick
up long piece of heavy wire, form
IL into a moose and start across the
street He watched them climb an
outside stairway to the third floor
OF the residence OF william Water
man, at No. IS Elizabeth-st. east
Mr.. Waterman was notified. and In a
room used for storage purposes the
wire was found. but not the stable
boys. The police were notified. and
the two were picked up on the street
in n few minutes.
The "SQuint-Eye" Gnng, which has
given the juvenile court more trouble
thar than all, all other gangs in town. lost
when Judge Rohnert sent George
Sullivan and Frank wenearski to
the reform school. They had been
f found M. guilty Of stealing copper from
IL pretty well thinned now. Norman
Bushey, likeable little chap IL
years old. who has been given about
dozen trials to do better. was also
sent to Lansing. Norman makes n
speciality OF stealing wheels. but his
latest theft was pair OF IS barber
clippers. which he sold for five cents
A detention room for unruly boys
has been ftted up In the county
building.
In the summer the department Of pub
lie works IL beginning TO educate the
people OF Detroit as to what to do