The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
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A. r.. Cowger. "a guest at the Library
Park hotel. reported 10 the police
that his pocket was picked on Terry
boat sometime Tuesday evening. The
thief however. secured only bunch
OF Cowger's business cards.
Detroit autoists who visit Windsor will
do well to observe the Canadian law
against scorching Chief or Police
Wills is determined 10 stop fast auto
driving In Windsor. and Monday
William Shields, OF Detroit, was fined
s3l.
The autopsy In the case of John Gady,
found dead In bed In HIS home at No.
1913 Plumer-ave.. Tuesday morning,
showed that death was due To dropsy
and tuberculosis. and Coroner Parker
Will hold no inquest. Gady was IS
years old.
wreckIng Master n. w. Baker has
been given the contract by the GIL
christ Transportation co. OF raising
the steamer Mcintosh, which was
sunk In the ST Clair river Monday.
when she. collided with the steamer,
NJ A. Hanna
No trace has yet been found of the
body OF Fred Cook, who wins drowned
while swimming from the G. +. r.
docks I'm Windsor, Monday night.
Little is known OF Cook. save that he
came to Canada six months ago. He
was % years old and single.
Park Com missioner Breitmeyer has his
badge az office nt last. When COM
missioner Bolger was deposed by the
NOunCll. ne nelu on To the DduSt out
Tuesday Breitmeycr received IL with
a letter from Bolger In which the
latter declared his belief that the
courts VIII not decide I'm his favor.
Mary smith. of No. ~ sproat-st, was
acting so queerly on the street Tues
day afternoon. that she attracted the
attention OF Patrolman Bert Dwyer,
and he sent her TO the central sta
ton. She was sent from there to st.
Marys hospital. where she lapsed
into Inconsistencies. 1t IL said that
she IL insane.
Mrs. Albert Wilcox. Of No. 30 Thirty
sccond-st.. and Mrs. William Howard.
of No. 1908 Sheridan Lave. complained
To the police Tuesday that they had
been deserted by their husbands. The
two men are BARRIERS and have been
friendly for long time. Capt. Nc
Donnell promised to do what he
could to locate the men.
4 Fort car struck "a brick wagon driven
by Edward Blum, employed by An
drew Crokoff. brick manufacturer. at
Champlain-st. and Elmwood- aves..
Wednesday morning. throwing Blum
on. East End ambulance took Blum
to- st. Mary's hospital where he was
found to be suffering only from
bruises.
1.-THE present Interstate commerce
and antitrust laws are all right.
What we need is enforcement. | have
never become acquainted with a law
burn bill restored the imprisonment
clause OF the old antitrust bill but
| have not heard OF anyone's being
sent TO Jail"
Ieciuring under the auspices of the
City Service league, Director 4. II.
Griffith took large audience OF boys
and girls for a trip through the beau
tful gardens OF Paris, Versailles.
Spain, India and Japan. He told OF
one garden In Detroit in which there
are 80 varieties OF roses, The lee
ture was given with the Idea OF In
tcresting the boys and girls in beau
tfying their homes.
II. =. DunniEan. of Port Allegheny, Pa,
appeared IN the Hotel Cadillac Mon
day afternoon In his shirt sleeves, He
was promptly elected from the place.
While searching for a new boarding
house he left his suit case, containing
all his clothes and his cash, at
downtown saloon. Being a stranger
in Detroit he was unable to locate
the saloon afterwards. and Tuesday
afternoon he reported his loss TO the