The Detroit times., 1909-06-25

prominently mentioned in theatrical
circles as being the one the Shuberts
have I'm mind 10 manage the new
Garrlck theater. In case they do not
decide to bring a manager from New
York The theatet viii be open Tor
hrst-class productions ia the old
Whitney theater on Griswoid-st.. In
August
The members OF the Adcrau club VIII
give nn excursion To Put-In-Duy snt-
urday. on the steamer Frank T.
KIRBY. They VIII mcct the Cleveland
advertising men there and a baseball
game and athletic competitions Will
take place The Cleveland club VIII
return to Detroit with the local club
and Sunday morning the Buffalo ad-
vertising men viii arrive for a days
visit The three clubs Will take din
ncr Sunday In Log Cabin Inn.
John burke, who was badiy scnlded
about the right IeS by slipping into
vat OF hot water In the Detroit
Creamery Co.'S plant Tuesday night.
and who lay all uisht on the floor
without medical attendance. died In
St Mary's hospital. Thursday after
noon. Coroner Burgess. after inyes-
tigating the case decided that alco-
holism had much to do with tho
mans death. though the shock from
the severe scaIds was factor.
Conrad OIIcnbrook mud Walter Peek,
Insane patients who, with two other
patients. wer" being transferred from
the Pontiac asylum to Dr. Klein 9
psychopathic institute In Ann Arbor.
escaped from their keepers at the
night Ollcnbrook Is stu at large,
but Peck who lived at No. 1896 Grat-
iot-ave.. was arrested near his home
by Patrolman Flick. Pecks wife
pointed him out 10 the officer.
The trustee. Of the Detroit college have
offered three free scholarships 60 be
awarded by competitive examination,
n take place saturday. june 26, IN
the college on Jeffcrson-ave. Each
applicant must have been a pupil OF
parochial school of the diocese OF
Il inn 1ta .th lie NJ ha nfI
rent school year. ana no school Will
be awarded more than one scholar
ship. The scholarship Will cover the
entire course OF hisn school and coli
lege.
The Iaying Of the cornerstone of the
new Beth Jncob synnGogue. on Mont
calm-st.. between Hastings and ST.
Antoine-sts., Will take place July ).
with appropriate ceremonies. The
congregation was organized 80 years
ago with 10 people, and since that
time IL has grown TO such proper
tions that the building erected IS
years ago at Hastinss and Montcalm-
SITS. rs inadequate TO accommodate
the congregation Work was begun
on the new building April IS.
A lone burglar wns surpriHed while at
work In the residence Of Herman l..
Gabell. No. $50 second ave, Thurs
day evening. when Mrs. Gabell and
her brother returned home after sew
eral hours absence. AS they entered
the side door the prowler ran out OF
the back door. jumped the fence, and
made his escape. He had taken only
81 in cash. as far rs could be learned,
and a quantity OF icwelry and silver
ware was untouched. Canfcld sta
tion patrol wagon was called but
could get no trace OF the burglar.
George Broderick, ii years old, OF No.
62O Erskine-se., hnd n narrow escape
from death. Thursday night. when he
climbed an electric light pole at Wat
son and Dubois SITS. and Rrasped n
live wire with both hands. a crowd
OF boys from the neighborhood saw
his body stiffen with tho shock. and
ne hung suspended. crying for help.
Some one turned in n fire alarm.
which brought Engine Co. No. H.
with a ladder and the patrol wagon
from Hunt-st station. hut I'm the
meantime. Harry Kennedy OF No 54s
Dubois-st.. climbed the pole and as
sisted the lad TO the ground. Young
Brodericks hands were badly burned,
. but he Is not otherwise seriously In
jured.
Corporation Counsel HaIIy has given IN
opinion that the city health depart
ment has no power to license farm
ers who live outside the city and sell
their milk TO local dealers, if the sale
and delivery take place outside the