The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-22
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Petition. for separstinx the grade. nj,
"a Fifteenth and Stxteenth-sts., were
~ Med IN tho recorders court. Wednes-
: <---.-stasg by turroratipH Counsel ftally. \
NJ similar petition for Fourteenth ave.
was hled some time ago
A big Cadillac touring ear. sioi~n from
the ioc-i agency ON Moodwnrd-sve-
Saturday night. was found, Wednes-
day. In barn in Ypsilanti The odo- :
meter ON tho machine showed that
someone had enjoyed zoo miles or
Joy riding"
,. L.. Hudson wrs reelected president
of the Detroit Municipal league I'm ~
meeting OF that Organization We'd
nssday. The other officers chosen
Were; Vice president. James h. Nc
: Donald. treasurer. Joseph Boyer sec
Rotary Anthony Pratt.
W. a. Green, n River Rouge grocer.
was declared bankrupt by a Jury Ina
the federal district court "Wednesday
afternoon. He broke down. assert
ting that the verdict was disgrace
60 himself and family. An appeal
will be taken from the finding.
Capt. John Allen. OF the steam yacht
Wiisnna, who Last saturday attempt
ployer, was removed To the asylum In
!. Eloise. Wednesday afternoon. lie
has been exceedingly doeiie while
locked up. but he was closely guard
ed In case ne should become violent.
Mounted Patroiman Mark BAKER In lnid
up tn his home with badly bruised
leg. sustained when his horse zen
with him. Thursday. Baker had rid
den ND to warn careless autoino-
'biiist. when his horse slipped and
went down. The officer managed 70
escape being crushed under the ami
NAL, but one hoot struck him In the
leg.
Attorneys Gallagher and Mcliugh have
: Med n motion I'm the recorder. court
former Abbott st saloonkeeper, VINO
was convicted OF assault with intent
60 rob; They set forth that there
conduct of the case. Judge Pheian
admitted Bolton to bail. In the sum
OF $4,000 pending the appeal.
and Louis Hurttg. manager OF the
Happyland' show at that play house,
started subscription "Wednesday.
, for the benefit Of Agnes Truesdale
and Elsie Mills. the chorus girls who
are In local hospitals as city charges.
All OF the little "broiiers" In the
show signed the list which will bring
about SEQ to the two sufferers.
Police all ove= the city were instruct
ed, Wednesday night, to keep q sharp
leekatat- Mrs ANNA barrts, or NO.
2si Macomb-st.. whose husband re-
ported AT headquarters that she had
left home. and announced her inten-
lion OF jumping into the river. She
, returned at midnight. however. being
found there when her husband re-
turned. after spending several hours
In fruitless search FOR her
the kegg lines of the steel drill Ex-
ploder. OF the fieet engaged in the
work on the new Livingstone chan
mel below Bots Blanc island. parted,
and with her crew OF 10 men aboard
the boat started 10 drift before the
wind toward the shore OF Bots Blanc.
The Columbia set out from Amherst
burg in response to the ENploder's
distress signals. and oTerhauied the
vessel just as she was about 10 go
aground
u,~..s..s nc...stxe. xXilxou md RInck.
VI the central station, are hard AT
work gathering evidence for the APP
preaching hearing or John maroon
charged with unanslauk In con
nection with the death Of Bert clark.
The officers declare that they have
located an e-witness 10 the hSht' IN
the person OF Fred Sterrett. No. 4S
State-st., whose statement Is TO the
effect that Maroon was the aggressor.
Maroon has declared that he was
forced TO fight
Frank Lightfoot, WHO II also accused
y. OF being iight-hngered, tackled the
wrong man. Wednesday evening,
when he L. alleged 10 have deftly
slipped a hand into the pocket OF "A
pedestrian on Cadlllac-s So. The
stranger turned out to be Detective
sykes, OF Cleveland. who is in the
city on little vacation. Lightfoot
was soon on his way 20 the central
station. with Sykes and Detectives
/ Reid and Good. He Is 22 years old.
and gives his address as No. zoe Con
gress-st. east
>The Great Lakes" II the title Of . new
volume by james oliver Curwood.
Detroit magazine writer and novelist.
which has just been published by q.
=. Putnam's Sons OF New York He
traces the history OF the inland seas
since the ftrst party or white eXplor-
ers sailed them In frail pirogues and
4 bsteaux. Romances OF the early his
tory Of the lakes are told. and th,n
the later commercial side is given
the great saving accomplished. by the
cheap water transportation thus ar
forded the nation IN bringing its raw
4 materials TO market.
4 4 verdict for $4,000 was returned
| ngainat the ID, L. n. I'm Judge Man
delrs court. Wednesday afternoon, in
favor OF Mrs. Henrietta Reese. Mrs.
Reese was injured I'm May. 1907. when
| attempting 10 alight frop. a Four
/ teenth car on Broadway. She had
/ arisen from her seat and was walk
ing toward the door when the car
started suddenly, throwing her
against a seat and inJuring her knee
SO that she has to walk with the aid
the largest returned against the -.
l.. r. for long time.
II. l.. Jones, who IL alleged Ia have
come here from GAINESVILLE, o., and
had been stopping recently at No. 2a5
Third-ave.. was arrested In the post
Office, Wednesday evening. when no
called for his mail. Postal Inspector
I.armour believes that Jones ~ a man
wanted in Ohio for fraudulent use
of the mails. This charge Is based
On an advertisements OHerlng TO sell
ferrets at 1925 apiece. AS these ami
mails are usually sold at 50 each. re-
plies from hunters were numerous,
and the Zanesville postal authorities
became suspicious. Jones protests
his Innocence.
| Following the lead Of Ashlar and PAL
~stine lodges. which publish The
Ashlar and the Palestine Bulletin.
respectively. Detroit lodge. No. 2, r.
AZ A NJ. has come forward with
monthly publication known az The
Trestle Board. Like the others men
toned. the object OF the new paper
Is TO keep lodge members Informed
Of the work laid out on the "trestle
board" and the choice OF a name Is
quite appropriate. The initial num-
Der. just out. contains an Interesting
d history OF the lodge In addition to
other Information OF value 10 mem
bers. Writ I. Slavery is the editor
Mrs. Bessie snrues WINS granted q d.
voIce from her husband, william, I'm
Judge Hosmer's court, wednesday
afternoon She said she had her hus-
hands permission TO visit her sick
father in Toledo late In 1907. When
she returned to Detroit In about
three months. her husband told her
that he did not want her back. and
gave her S1.50 to return to her par