The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-03

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Isidore Dec~dsr. No. 2. McDeuEaii-
ave-, who made a desperate eHort "a
Kill himself by slashing his throat
last summer. made second attempt
early Monday morning. when hs
jumped out OF bed. and grabbed a
razor. His wife wrested, the razor
from him after a hard struggle. be,
called the police and the East End
ambulance. Decedar was taken o.
ST. Nary's hospital. Illness j. said
10 have unbalanced his mind.
An automobile owned ny Dr. "a. =. kis-
kadden. and drisea ny hts two sons
{ Donald ana Cameron. collided with a
I ear driven by Milton Ryan. No. los
Alfred-st al Woodwar d-ave. and
Adelaide sunday evening, when
the Ryan ear turned out on the ave-
nue. from Adelaide-st. Miss Edna
Ryan. who. with Mss Gertrude HAY
was riding IN one OF the machines.
was thrown To the pavement but es .
capped injury. Donald Kiskadden was
also thrown out. but was unhurt.
Charged with -windiinE scores az De-
troiters by the old photo eniarxinG''
trick. James w Flood was arrested.
sunday, by Detectives Brooks and
seymour. who also seized suit case
containing nearly 100 photographs
which Flood had taken 10 have en-
larg,d. lie had taken cash in advance
on maaN 90 his orders, and none
OF the alleged victims heard Of him
by the Crescent Art Co. IL IL said.
he-kad-haaa-rap -hiTa-
self as an agent for that frm.
Dorothy and John Pike, two little
~pick"nipn'es" who appear 20 have
were picked np. cold and shivering.
on Cadillac so. early Monday morn
INK. and turned Sover 10 the police,
Dorothy Is -. and John IS SeN On.
They declared that their mother had
told them TO meet her at the Jerer-
son hotel at o'clock. hut that she
was not there. They waited for
long time. they said. and then set
out Ia find her. The youngsters were
picked M month ago. under sim
ilar circumstances, They are held in
the matrons room.
Nr. .ud Mrs. W. 4. Reid. who have
been working In the interests Of the
Y NJ. 9. a. In Alaska. have just ar
rived for a ten-days stay IN the nome
OF Mr. Reds parents. No. 'eS Con-
gress-st east Every June Tor the
hast three years the couple have made
a 5,0O0-mile trip on the Yukon river
and its tributaries. carving the !.
z'retk- to- m fi--t-7- At'fefs ami
others who are shut Of from the
world a great part OF the year
Among the Detroiters who contrib
nted 10 this enterprise were the late
Dexter NJ. Ferry, Mrs. John ;. New
berry. and Alexander McNittie.
The Rev. william Byron Forbush, ID.
ID. preached hiss farewell sermon I'm
the Woodward ave. CongregationaI
church, sunday morning. and next
Sunday the services OF the united
congregations Will be held IN the
North Congregation church. Wood
ward ard Blaine-aves; pr: Foroush
has been pastor OF the Woodward
ave. church since 1905. n week from
today reception OF the united
church members viii be held IN the
Sunday school rooms OF the North
church. DIR Forbush will preach the
initial sermon in the North church
next sunday morning, but mid week
meetings will continue in the Sib-
lcy-st. church during May.
An extension of 10 days has been Sc
cured ny the Detroit Light Infantry
In which 10 pay the Bagley estate the
5000 rent due. and II Is believed
that this can be raised among the
friends OF the organization. The leg
islature will probably pass the Dill
this week giving the eight infantry
companies in Detroit $1,000 each
has already passed the house OF rep
resentatives and Is now up 10 the
senate. This appropriation; II Sc
cured. will be sufficient for the future
needs OF the Detroit Light Infantry
companies. and when the debt Is paid.
the soldiers have assurance from the
Bagley estate that the armory Will
be put in first-class condition.
Because OF the strain 20 which his
voice had been subjected IN his de-
bate In Chicago. Friday night with
Mayor Rose OF milwaukee, Ut. sam
uel Dickie. OF Albion college, was
unable 10 I'LL his lecture date in the
central Methodist church. sunday
afternoon. The meeting was held,
however, and the Rev. c. W. Bald
win. the Rev John Sweet. and the
Rev. W. c. Nixon talked on prohibit
ton Prof. Arthur F. Tull. who pre-
sided. gave a brief talk on the en-
foree1aent Of the anti-liauor laws In
Kansas his former home. and read
letters from former Mayor Hoch and
the mayor OF Kansas City. repudlat-
ing as falsehoods the reports that
lust as much liquor Ia now consumed
in Kansas as before the adoption OF
the prohibition laws.