The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-08
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1890 Dubofs-st., was run over by n
horse and buggy as he was playing
at Adele and Dubois-sts.. Sunday
evening. His head was cut and botn
legs were bruised.
n comparison of the art OF Europe aud
America was the subject OF Prof. n.
ri. Grifhth's first appearance In seY-
eral weeks, as lie has been confined
10 his home with a severe cold. he
declared that America is now on an
equal footing with the older nations
as far as art Is concerned
Z compr extensive description of the De-
troit municipal asphalt plant. Has
trated. with complete satisfies OF It's
record for nye years, Is the feature
OF the current number OF the Num-
cipal Journal and Engineer. Asphalt
Expert Clarence A. Proctor's report
Is used as the basis OF the article.
Police Com missioner smith has ordered
against beggars and shoe string
vendors" who operate on lines SINH
lar TO those chosen by the Order OF
Panhandlers. There Is to be clean
up OF ''cripples," unemployed" fake
spanish war veterans. and plain
buns.
Police Chief Mccall and Deputy SheriG
Breen, of Flint, had q conference " Ill
local detectives. Sunday. relative TO
the strange disappearance or Harold
Moon, III years old. who In believed
10 have been kidnapped by some
swarthy foreigner. The officers now
believe that Harold Is in Windsor or
that vicinity.
Henry cisaew:ki. ~ years old, was
brought back from Fort BenJamin
Harrison indianapolis, Saturday
night. by Detective Buhr. on war
rant sworn out by Kate Malkowski.
OF No. 420 East Willis-aVe The girl
alleges that Ciszewski promised TO
marry her. but after betraying her,
ran away and enlisted in the army
Mrs. Charles Seymour, wife Of Detec-
tive Seymour, tainted while sittine
In pew In the North Congregation
al church. Sunday morning. and as
soon as she revived tainted again.
She tainted FIVE times before she
could be removed TO her home. No.
200 Englewood-ave. where DR. II. q.
Sanderson attended her. Or. Sander
says she Will recover.
Gupt. Morrow of the Anfi-SalOon
league. II confident thnt his organ
ization Will be victorious in all OF the
80 counties in which II is nghting
for local prohibition. He points 10
the record OF last year. when the
league won in 10 out OF Il counties,
although claiming only eight to be-
GIN with. The league Is making 1ts
first hight in the upper peninsula
this year in Dickinson county.
Picking up IA parcel which lay on the
steps OF her home. No. 304 second
discovered that II contained tiny
baby. She hurried with IL TO this
Central drug store. but a clerk told
her the little waif was dead. County
Physician Grimes held postmortem.
and decided that child had been
drowned. the paper in which II was
wrapped. having been soaked IN
Mrs. =. f.. Mcmahon, formerly of De-
etroit nad Milford. died I'm Mime
apons. Saturday. following a BRIEF
laA "a a Il
of Fred X. SchmalZreidt, deputy CITY
clerk under George T. CASTOR Mrs.
Schmalzreidt was at the bedside
when death came. Another daughter
and two sons survive The latter are
John A. and Bernard Mcmahon, both
OF Detroit. The interment Will take
place in Milford.
Dennis sullivan, fearing that his drink
befuddied brain might prompt him
To deal harshly with himself walktd
into police headquarters Sunday
night, and drew from his pocket
shoe string, which he rendered u
Sergt Fred Clark. You'd better
keep this because | might hang my
self with it," he remarked. The
sergeant took over the deadly "weap-
on" and Dennis. who IS 81 years old.
walked out into the night
In q raid On the house at No. zoo Bag
Iey-ave., Sunday afternoon, four of
hcers from the central station ar
rested i've men and tour women, VINO
were sent 10 Woodbridge station.
Lewis. Nellie and John l. Webber,
Lille and Harry Trombley; Fred
Prince. Emma Yocum and william
Lewis. The police declare that the
house Is a resort for undesirable ;,
and that they intend to keep II under
surveillance.
Attorney samuel W. Burrouxhn 'oIu
the newsboys stories of the civil war
Sunday night describing wildly sew
eral engagements In which he par
ticipated. An interesting h uhtch
floyd Evans and Milton irving, Dal
miro q. Farias. Roy Johnson anu
Queenie Girardin participated. Next
Sunday night the exercises VIII pc
in memory OF the late Russell A Al,
ger. during his life time fast friend
OF the newsboyS.
Edmond Atkinson, assistnpt cc.poI"-
ZION counseIi "It II peculiar the ef,
feet OF anaesthetics upon people.
accompanied Pole. VINO couio
scarcely talk English at All. 10 t ti,,
hospital for an operation recently
and when he was put under the IN =
nuence of ether. he talked Mhole
sentences OF perfect EngIsh a res '
he had evidently heard. and mad Deer
unable 10 pronounce when IN ms
proper mind, but under the innuence
OF the anaesthetic his pronunciation
was almost perfect
John Hoi.ington, n carpenter living ~.
No. 877 Lansing-nve, dted IN nr"'
hospital sunday. from alsioI ~
neck and Injuries about one Wen
he fell 40 feet from the roof OF new
house on which he was WORKING AT
LIfteenth-st and the West Grand !,
blvd. Until recently. Hoisington had
been out OF work for several months.
The accident befell him as ne was
about 10 receive his first weeks pay
In a wear Deceased leaves widow
whom ne married three years ago
A propo.itIon will be made 10 the city
within "a few days by the Michigan
Central. Grand Trunk Lake Shorc
and Wabash railroads covering the
separation of grades at BeauDlen'
brush and John R.-sts., ana AS
second and Third-aves. This WouII
take the humps" out Of the railroad
tracks in this locality. The roaus
want 10 take two years for tue WORK.
putting In the rough work TINS wear
and finishing up with retaining Walls
and permanent work next year. Inc
council committee on grade separa,
lion has been informally notineu OF
the proposal and IL inclined 10 ia'or
81.
In the debate RS to whether women
should have the right 20 vote, inc
boys debating team was deteateo "