The Detroit times., 1908-07-21
.oc al Item S


Hand concerts, Tuesday evening, Clark
Parks "Wednesday afternoon behe
Isle.
The state has received nm inheritance
tax of R2O.OOT.I7 ON the estate OF the
late Senator Russell A. Anger Oh DC
troit.
The estate of the late Mrs. Wiiiism H.
We..on. ynIued mt 5000, II LETT en-
tirely to her daughter. Mrs. Edith II
D. Seyburn, according 70 WIZ af,sr'
in the probate court MONDAY ai'ei
Philip snyder, n messenger noy, wn.
arrested Monday afternoon by Detee-
tive Charles Carmod ,yh;,e On carmody
found the parts OF numper OF
bicycles In Michigan-eve; pawn
shop. Snyder refuses TO taiH.
The fire commission has compis.su
bremen to conform TO the provis,o,nn,s
OF Representative Guy Miiser S eua
giving the men one day on IN nv, me-
and go days furlough, instead OF t"o
DAYS in ii, and 10 days furlough.
Mrs. Margaret Reed Whelan, wife OF
Howard whelan, pay roll ciern
the police department. anu siSoen r ~
Whelan. died Monday afternoon In
her home. No. 284l East Grand boule,
ward. after an illness OF seVerai
weeks.
MIX dealer. I'm the city shy that II the
railroads In the state persfst In rais-
ing the carrying charges, the DAIRY
men will be obliged 10 put up the
price OF milk. An aPpear s wid, ~
unless public sentiment FORCES the
railways 10 abandon the attempt at
rise.
Mrs. Peter Distier, Of No. iIso NED
bury-ave., reported 10 the police
Monday evening that her husband.
carpenter. had been missing from
home since July II. He had small
ia SO wears old about feet 10 inches
tall. fair complexioned, has dark
hair mixed gray and gray eyes.
Edna Lenti., aged three years, resid-
Ing at No. Jos s1, Meraar ,,,or M " Nv
a dog owned by Joseph Mathes, or
No. 3i7 Fifteenth-st. DR.. w. r..
Fleming, of No. 34e Fourteenth-st.,
the childs scalp. The owner or the
dog will be complained against In
the recorders court.
The Detroit string Quartet association
has fled articles with the county
clerk the object OF the organization
being to maintain string quartet In
Detroit and to advance the interests
OF music generally the associatioh
Mrs Henry Ii. Joy. Clara r.. Dyer
Mrs Charles r. Hammond, Mrs. +;
d. Mccormick. Charles +. Larned anu
Sidney T. Miller.
A. +. result of the death OF Thomas
GrudeII, electrOcuted. Sunday, by
grasping a live wire, Coroner Parker
says he will start campaign against
uninsulated wires. He has In ms
possession q piece OF the wire which
caused Grudelrs death 1t Is a plain
iron wire, which became crossed
with an Edison company illumina,,
ing wire An inquest is TO be held
I'm the Grudell case.
Charles Baxman sat on the front step
of his home at No. Isl brus-st., carry
Tuesday morning, when four men
came along. After beating him un
mercifrlly, they robbed him or MS
watch Baxman's cries drew the al,
tention of Patrolmen OGrCcy aha
futile. who gave chase anu cap.uIea
a man who gave his name as Charles
Baxter. OF No. SO Adams-ave. east
He denied any knowledge or assault
The home Of Robert ID. smith, nj NO.
AS sixtcenth-st.. was entered ny
sneak thief Monday afternoon. ana
levels valued at $l75 were stolen
The family was out not more tnan
ten minutes and II Is believed the
job was pulled on py soiheo,ae ert NM
ity The stolen property inciuues tWo
diamond studs, 1-2 karat each' two
crescent pearl pins, TWO caiheo p'"'
and one topaz rnig.
The Clark Incandescent Lamp company
has lust moved to this city aIon,
ohio. quarters having been securee
for the company by the puren 49,, VI
merce In the four-story brick build
ing at Third and Porter-sts. Inc
factory has been opened WIN Ioroe
~ Ok men Additional machinery mas
been ordered, and as soon as this ar
lives from the east the NUMBER oi
empIoyes will be largely Increased
Church people In various parts OF tne
.tnte ns well as many I'm Detroit are
a aid of the 'tOTflUllt-
tee of 100" In it's effort to secure the
removal OF Prosecuting ATTORNEY
George 3. Yerkes. Pe,.si clifton pa wess
churches Sunday. asking GOV. war
ner to remove Mr.. Yerkes In compn-
ance with the request or the com
~. netition. Petitions are being
circulated among the iocai ch"r'"
people.
T.. !. schwankovsky Il Co. has reorgan-
led by turning the COMPANY INTO 1ha
stock in the Schwankovsky iamiiy
THE association is to be known as
the + J. schwank9vs skSo coo 600 a d,y,a ae
equally into common and prefessed
stock. All of the preferred stock Is
held by r. ]. Schwankovsky and OF
he holds 1890. F. ]. SPONTANEOUSLY.
Jr has 500 shares, and julie de
Vrain SPONTANEOUSLY has 10 shares
Mrs. Rickic Trombley, totally biind ana
living mt No. $50 Gernld-ave., HtGh.
land Park, has sworn out q warrant
before Justice Patterson, charging
her two sons, Edward and william
Trombley with the larceny or $50.
The mother claims that on the even.
ing OF July Z, the two boys engaged
her in conversation. one making
away with the box In which she Kept
her valuable papers and money,
while the other talked to her. the
next morning they left nome ana
few hours later the box containing
only the deeds and bank books was
found I'm the barn.
hack to Detroit from south bend,
Ind, charged with assault with In.
tent to do great bodily harm. did not
return to Detroit without battle.
and Il was only after Detective John
j. Buhr had presented requIsitlon
that ne was able to get his man
Williams charges that two south
Rend LAWYERS cleaned him out OF $40
and a 5000 diamond pin and then
put up no defense for him. Williams
is charged with shooting two girls
on st Antoint-st., on the night OF
April IL last.
The old Rusch house, q familiar land
ON JenersOn-ave. In CROSSE
Pointe, and known In Detroit Tor
many years as a famous sporting re-
sort. was totally DESTROYED by nrs
other fire apparatus arrived from De-
troie, but owing to the long distance
which II was necessary TO travel the
fire had gained such Roadway that IL
was impossible to check IL. the
property was owned by Nick Savage
and was formerly occupied by him.
He abandoned II some time ago and
AT the time OF the Are the building