The Detroit times., 1908-05-08

Aid. Gilman, Eighteenth wards ave
do mot want any places such as An.
places be segregated In some OF the
tumble-down older portions or the
city where other people Will not b
disturbed by them"
Louis Manxeimann, who left town re.
GENTLY without explaining shortage
In his accounts as treasurer or the
Detroit Federation OF Labor. has
written from Chicago asking for
card from the Broommakers' union
His request was refused.
Lewis Earle. aged 20, alleged to be q
deserter from Co. C., seventh fnfan-
try. stationed at Fort Wayne, was
picked Up on Catherine-st. by Pre-
cinct Detectives Wilson and Black
Thursday night and was turned over
to the officers at the fort.
Edward r. Marschner, assessors '"rhs
suggestion OF changing the name al
the Goldberg school is very poor
one. Louis j. Goldberg was worthy
OF the honor. II would be very
cheap method OF obtaining revenge
on his brother, II. C. Goldberg"
Turner stanton, Myrtle-st. merchant
but I begin to doubt IL since l got
letter from the electric lighting
company advising me how 70 proceed
so as to get my light for less money
than IL costs me now. / found the
advice was on the level too.
Michigan troops will be sent TO the
army maneuvers at Fort Bentamin
Harrison. Ind. next September
lars and troops OF other states In
field practice. II Only part OF the
state troops are asked for by the
national government, the state Will
send all and stand the extra cost.
The police OF Trumbull station ARE
searching for an armature weighing
500 pounds and worth $3.50. stolen
from the coal yard OF Richard Ayl-
ward. and incidentally they are try
ing TO run down the thieves. Several
suspects have been arrested and sub
tected TO rigid inquiry. but the
whereabouts OF the armature remain
mystery.
About rs members of the Detroit real
estate hoard took a trip to Flint In
special interurban car, Thursday
afternoon. II was the boards hrst
wanting In entertainment. A Keno
party enlivened the Journey and
! elaborate prizes were awarded. Din
ner was served In the Hotel Dresden
was held.
Clarence r.. Brown. manager Of the
United Shirt e Collar company, and
resident OF Detroit for the last &c
years. died Thursday In Grace hospl-
tai. following an illness OF several
weeks. Mr.. Brown was 40 years old
and lived at No So Bagg-st. He is
survived by his wife. The funeral
at $3.50 o'clock from Gelst Bros un-
dertaking rooms
Stockholders I'm the Detroit steel Co
operaEe Co., No. 94s Beaufnit-avc.
are wondering AZ to the meaning OF
quiet movement that Is apparently
on TO buy up control Of the company
for eastern parties. High bids have
been made for the stock. The com
years ago with capital OF $4,000
has been prosperous and its stock
has constantly risen There are about
100 stockholders.
Homeopathic college held a banquet
Thursday night in the fuller hotel
The members or the class are "A. NJ
Wilson. Lapesr, president; George G
Frank w. Lamb Detroit; Charles
Barton. Toledo; John b. Moran, De-
troit: William J. Lowering. Detroit
nIs,,a Webster ssheppard, Toronto Toronto,
next Thursday evening
Wyandotte officials are talking Of q
compromise plan for policing the
town. 1t Is possible that an agree
council will appoint the policemen
who will then work under the orders
OF the police commission, recently
created. The council is baking on
paying salaries OF the policemen
now because they object TO the APP
pointment OF commission by For
mer Mayor Bishop on the eve OF the
latter's retirement.
Cooperation will be the rule I'm regard
to the building to be constructed by
the members OF the Employers and
the builders associations at Cass
and I Bsgley-ayea Each Arm will dc d..
profit. The cost is estimated at s5s.-
600 and the two associations will &C.
cupy one floor. renting the remainder
OF this structure. A fund OF $40 ,00C
" int a
starter at banquet Thursday even.
ing In Harmonic hall.
The third graduating exercises of the
training school I'm connection with
place In Solvay lodge. May %, a,
SEQ o'clock In the evening. The
graduates are Miss Margaret Clark
son and Miss Elizabeth slatterie. Ar
Charlotte A. Aikens, and F. r. Haz-
ard president OF the board of trus.
tees. VIII present the diplomas. The
BADGES will be presented by Antonio
c. Pesano. chairman of the trainins
school committee.
The rival steamers, Flora, of the Sag.
NAV Valley Steamship Co., and the
City OF New York. OF the d. a G
pute over the right to the use OF the
dock at the foot of Randolph-st
and Thursday when the Flora came
In she proceeded to the Stevenson
on cargo. Before the loading was
| completed the New York approached
| the dock. The Flora made room FOL
| her, and both steamers lay side BY
side, and In that friendly position
| finished loading
/ Louis Chik, who amused himself by
making his neighbor, Mrs. Borsish
jump through window OF her owr
Is home at the point OF revolver !
| few days ago. after the latter hat
had him arrested on a charge o.
| Islander, was fined SIS by Justic,
Stein, Thursday afternoon, for ma
licious injury 10 property. the testI
money showing that Chick had ais,
| broken several windows In the plac,
and had smashed I'm a door. He wa.
| acquitted on the Islander charge
however. Both parties live on South
ST.. in the Eighteenth ward
! Five children pr the late David A
| Thompson, who were given n beue
| diction and s25 in cash, under tn,
terms OF the fathers will. complain
| ed In probate court Thursday after
noon that the signature OF the docu
| ment was not that of their father
and that he was not competent [,
| make a viii. Judge Durffee hels
4 that the will was genuine. Thomp
son left an estate OF $4,000. the buil
OF which goes to his widow for life
and the remainder TO Malcolm ans
Il