The Detroit times., 1909-03-05

is being remodeled into a theater,
fell 80 feet to the stone sidewalk
Thursday afternoon. when a scafrold
gave way, and escaped with bruises
and few cuts about the head. lie
was taken TO his home, No. rs Clay
TO a hospital.
Careful burglars who evidently had
heard nbout alarm buxzers attached
TO pay telephones, pried open the
rear door oil Albert GOldcns saloon,
No. AIS Hastings-st. early Friday'
morning They stole three bottles
or WHISKY. then cut the wires lead
ing TO the telephone. and tore on the
money box, which they carried away.
Tho contents are unknown.
FOUND fnst asleep In hallway over
hinser7 drug store, hichigan-nve.
ana Snnrn Girisw2id-si;, al O'clock triaay
ana sam van Allen, a gear cutter,
were arrested by Patrolmen Ogrady,
Baker and Lingeman. Borsky is IL
years OLD and gave his address as
No $50 Brush-st Van Allen, VINO is
20, says he came from Cleveland
james T.. bradley, of Toledo, Will come
here April 4, as independent and
general manager Of the Home Tele-
phone Co. IN place OF A r.. Barker,
who has been In charge or the con-
struction stage OF the companys
growth. Mr.. Bradley has been
through the telephone struggles in
Ohio. and viii give his attention to
perfecting the operating END OF the
concern.
James Collar, for the last ten years
caretakcr of the eastern section of
Grand Circus park. fell dead or neart
failure In Hamilton, ont, Thursday.
MIR Collar was IS years old, and hal
been resident or Detroit for 40
years. or late years. he and his wife
had lived with their daughter. Mrs.
Richard RI. Reycraft. OF No. III Eng
lewood-ave., but the family had Just
moved to Hamilton.
John lie beau, for whom warrant was
issued Tuesday. charging him with
illegally registering In the first pre-
cinct OF the First ward, was arrested
at o'clock Friday morning by Pa
ti0lmen Raymond and Mite. He gave
bis address as No, 81 Randolph ST,
and said he was "a years OLD. lie
was not told Of the reason for his
arrest. and proudly boosted that 1t
was nearly four months since he mad
been arrested before.
The board of trustees of the Church OF
Our Lady OF sorrows, has decided TO
abandon the old site at No. Is Cath
ERNEST, where the church was de-
stroyed by u fire a few months ago,
and build at Meldrum-aVe. and Bcr
inst. a new church and parsonage
VIII be erected there, ana in the
meantime. the pastor, the Rev. Henry
Syoen, VIII hold regular services IN
Rats hall. Mt. Elliott and Charlie
voiN SITS. The hours OF the services
morning
Because of technical defect In the
verdict. finding him guilty a.
charged but not otherwise specify
Ing the degree OF guilt, Charles
Clark, sentenced TO Jackson prison
for life in 1907, for completely IN the
murder OF Horton Warren, Is TO get
new trial The supreme court so
decided, Thursday Horton Warren
was murdered In the Goderich house,
Jefferson ave. and Brush ST.. oct rs.
1902. Thomas McGrath was arrested
soon afterwards on "a charge OF muir
der ana was sent 10 Jackson for life.
lie afterwards escaped. Clark was
fugitive until 1907, when he was
captured in Chicago
Contamination OF "a deal for the sep
nrntton of east side grades. seems az
depend largely upon the Willingness
OF the city To accede To the plans OF
the railroads as 10 now the work
shall be done. The roads wish TO
carry through the work OF clcyating
their tracks. balasting the road
beds. etc, nrst, leaving the construC-
tlon OF masonry work and retaining
walls 10 later date. II the clay
viii consent 10 this, the roads VIII
go ahead at once TO separate tuc
grades from Woodward ave. east to
Beaubien-st The council commit
tee viii insist that the four roads
involved spend not less than $50, 900
apiece each year.
Lyman Ii. Dwight, for many years local
NorthweStern
Telegraph Co, died In St Mary's hos
pital, Thursday afternoon. of pneu-
monia. aged ~ years. lie was taken
i'll "a week ago and was apparently
much improved. when he suffered "A
relapse, Wednesday. and sank rap
idly Mr.. Dwight was born in " a
teriown. y. Y, but when youns
man he went TO Toronto to become
telegrapher. About, 40 years ago he
assumed the management of the be-
troit ofhce or the telegraph company
hat four years ago he retired from
active business life. He is survived
ny his wife and one son, Attorney
Edward l. Dwight