The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-29

council ythe Eroeers OF the city
amended SO as to permit retail deal
ers 10 carry more than 10 gallons Of
!, the nuid IN stock at once maxi
erocers are also considering adoptine
a mutual credit bureau. by which 10
Inform themselves as TO the reiiabil-
ity OF new customers.
4 change In the working system Of the
IocnI naturalization bureau Will take
place July !, when the control VIII
justice to that h,s, 81 soA Atterney %n Hsr-
: bert Cole has been notified 70 turn
over his papers TO the heW ou heSa
chief who win succeed MN anarat,on
This office has been In opera'io'
since December. 1901
Uobert NJ. Montgomery, Justice OF .ne
supreme court md cnnuiu"s II
the Republican gueernatqriai n1,,i
MONDAY. 10 consult with the men who
nave been urging him TO make tne
run Justice montgomery stated ina.
from Republicans all over the state
ofrering him their support He says
ne is greatly encouraged at the Out
Mary Tcorn,:nn. n bride Of only nss
days, has mystesiousiy disappearcd
from her home on lllinois-st, anu
her husband and other relatives are
as a loss to explain her action; As
giri was married five days ago TO
Tony Taormina. young beau OF inc
lllinois-st. Italian colony. Her rr reiar
She alto nothing. Tony Is broken
hearted.
That he was dragged from car nenr
Aigonac by three men, supposed ="
strikers and taken back TO De-
troit, whore he was brutally assault
"a. In the story told by william Ell
lott chief engineer OF tho steamer
MarSni who w., Was ,a ,osn Of WoedW ard
ave-. Monday. A searching party from
Port huron found the engineer IN
time to permit him TO rejoin the BOAT
az Port Huron.
frederick II. Prince. the painter ar
rested Monday by Detectives Fenton
and BAKER on tho charge OF stealing
1900 worth Of jswelry fI %n,, The T'S !,
said TO have. confessed. and 70 have
OF tho property Prince. VINO Is -
E"s;,o old Was ~iaeo a rU9m left shortly
after tho theft. He failed to return
/ 20 his room or no might have avoid
cd all suspicion.
Henry A. Gibbs, a teamster; 70 year.
baker, Monday night. and announced
that no wanted to give himself up as
doaerter from tho Y. $. navy. rs ne
certainty Gibbs declared that no
had enlisted when only 1e years old.
aud deserted the battleship Wash,ng-
ton three years aro. Ho has been
! living IN Detroit during that time. at
No 5s1 Seventoonth-st
A daring burglary Of Noxk Corenho'a
avc'. Monday night, by tho timely AZ;
rival OF Patrolman John ], Nettsel
and an employe OF tho prlneoss thea
ter, the latter being attracted by tho
|
Iron doors In tho roar OF the iowe!ry
store. Tho prowlcr had succeeded
In opening tho doors. Ju.t ns mo OF
preached. Sooing Thorn he took 20
| his heels. and made his osoape by
minslinH with tho crowds on Wood
ward-avo.
The results OF tho schoiar-hip examinn.
lions heid by Detroit college Inst
| Saturday nro announced The scholar.
| ships, which have total value of
| about 81 900 one covering the hirA
| school and college course ND Ia tho
degree OF A, r.. and the other two
only tho high school course, were
open 10 tho students Of All pnroch'al
schools Tho hiph school and college
scholarship was won by Elmer Mar.
vim, OF Sc. Petor y paurs school and
the others by Arthur Hnigh. az NJ:
Yinccnts and Lawrence Lana. OF
Holy Rosary.
william Krnusc. of No. 10s Chestnut-
st. was shot through the dcshy pare
uncle, carpenter from Wayne, IL
under arrest In Hunt-st, station, a.
the result OF u night at Krauses
quarreied and camo TO, blows. when,
X 10 alleged, Jupe followed krause
into the back yard. drew his revel.
HIS wound. Krause grapplod WI Oh HI.
assailant after the first shot, and
succeeded In wrenchlny tho revolver
away from him. Jupe declares that
ho
wanted TO scare him only
4 deal II under why for tho snlc Of
block Of 10000 share: s Of common ns N
Color works and Will probably DO
| per share. Tho negotiations are be-
said to DO closely allied With J. y,
| president Of the Acme, says the sale
ment OF tho company for tho present
at least. The stock OF the company
was Increased 70 $4,000, 900 the nrst
OF the year by an additional issuo OF
s750oo0 All this has boon taken and
| the stock has boon Withdrawn from
| the market
An organized effort will be made by
the junk men and peddlcrs TO defeat
the ordinance asked by tho Detroit
Utilities Co. for the right to collect
waste. rubbish and papor In the city
Aid. David Rosenthal and William
Koenig have already opposed this or:
dinance vigorously In the council and
intend to keep up the fight. There
are said to be 800 peddler5 and junk
dealers in the city making living
out OF this business. and they behave
that the giving OF this franchise
would destroy their livelihood. At
torney Bernard Goldman. who has
been retained by some OF Thorn 10
nght the ordinance, declares that
such franchise would be Immensely
| valuable.
The body of John J. kenney, aged n,
who disappeared from his home in
Windsor Ave months ago. was found
floating in the river, Monday. of the
Canadian approach to the Michigan
Central tunnel. Friends and rela-
tives OF the deceased are strongly Of
the opinion that he was murdered.
| When last seen he wore gold watch,
gold ring and had money In his
pocket. All these are now missing
Shortly before his disappearance. he
was seen walking with three strange
| men. Coroner LaBelle, OF Windsor.
| will hold no inquest, however. be-
cause OF the condition OF the body
and the long lapse OF time since he
his father. Thomas, and one sister,
| Miss Ellen Kenney.
| Tentative plans for the new Union
| passenger station near the portal OF
| the Michigan Central tunnel call for
building that Will accommodate
! the train movement for city OF
| 100000 people, according to En-
gineer O. II. Webb. This station
building will be 10 stories In height
at It's front. and access to all trains
| will be by subways running at
lower level than the tracks. Bag
gage will be handled by electric car
| riers AS the tunnel trains will be
| operated by electricity conveyed by
| the third-rail system. the tracks will
| be fenced In SO that no one can at
tempt TO run across them. A capacity
a L.. a