The Detroit times., 1909-05-04
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FrI6aY Testimony meetings are held
eomorrow and saturday.
. : .ssel.s q ne state ssrsss ss:ra
william IL vsnn. assistant syperin-
(onI~6f or Mc0regor mission. was
sIpeints4 parole ofncsF TO succeed j.
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Inventory nled IN the probate court,
Monday afternoon. OF this $4,000
e IN shares Of TIE WHITE s s'lP ar Ins
s s9o ' Go. 'a'a"es '"'
Sshn Mssh. Of No. Is2 Vanderbilt ave.
61en111ed The body OF the laberer.
killed Monday morning by wabash
train ~ Sumit-ave.. as that OF george
Hobicx. 90 years old. OF No. los Bur
demo ave Bobicz has wife and
child in the old country.
urs. Fred Kennedy, Of No. AIS Twenty
fhark~nf.. had 4 narrow escape. Mon
day afternoon, when she stumbied
and fell while attempting TO dodge
woodward car on the Campus MAT
titus. She was picked up by the rem
capped Injury.
Charles DetsIom. A years old. OF No. 20
Grandy-ave., was found wrtthtng In
Monday afternoon. by Patrolman
Max Wendland. OF Chene-st station.
(. He told the officer that he nad taken
poison. and was hurried 10 me oinee
OF Dr. s. A. Terski. No. 1881 Chene-
At He was later taken home, and rs
out OF danger.
The BODY Of w. Natuskfewtcx, the old
smns who threw himself under =
street car a week ago, sunday, viii
be buried In the potter's heid by
tho county undertaken. his son. An
drew. having refused To have any
thing to do with the remains,
have some debts / must pay; ana
can't bury him." the son told Cor
oner Bennett. III he had died IN the
right way l would have buried hin.
hut he stuck his head under street
car. / don't care anything about that
sort OF a father
Charles II. Wolf, OF No. s0g Stxth-st.,
aud Esederick III. Meyer Of No. 435
Cleveland TO bring back the bodies
OF their wives who were Killed oy
the Pennsylvania flyer striking the
carriage in which they were driving
last Sunday evening 1t is planned
10 have a double funeral In Emmaus
Lutheran church, OF which both wo-
men were active members the
chances for the recovery OF Karl
William Wolf. 10 years old, who, with
his brother Ernest, WAS injured. are
said 10 be but slight
Can't. Cnrttaie ID. Grnham. n8eu ~. IA
mous ~ the only man who ever
passed through the whirlpool at Nj
aRafa and came cut alive, died, Mon
day, in the home OF his sister. Mrs.
Frances McFedries. No. 55l Clinton
st Death resulted from severe
cold Capt. Graham was visiting In
Detroit. having stopped on here on
his way from Winnipeg TO his home
in Philadelphia. Capt. Graham. who
WAS a cooper by trade. conceived the
idea OF going through the rapids In
q barrel OF his own make This lie
did successfully five times
August MsttIck. OF No. 20f Bertin-st.,
raced fnt0 the detective bureau. Mon
day night and declared that a cripple
had attempted TO rob him of his
watch IN saloon at No. 3s Bates-st.
Mattick had the cripples crutches
with him as souvenirs He declared
that the cripple hit him a wallop
over the head and then reached for
his watch. whercupon Mattick deliv-
cred short arm jab to the cripple's
Jaw. and took the crutches away
from him. Strangely enough, the
cripple had disappeared. without his
crutchcs when Detective Henry
Bodinus went TO Investigate.