The Detroit times., 1909-07-30

during the day. one check that lig-
ured in the transaction was for 49,,
100000. The Old Detroit National bank
distributed the checks for the big
The engine used by the Michigan Cen
trail In drawing the "Wolverine IiIait-
ed" the fastest train on the line. left
the rails while running into the de-
pot yards. Thursday afternoon. tear
Ing up the track for 90 feet. The
front coach was dragged from the
rails and the passengers Joited ABOUT
severely, but no one was injured. The
accident was due 10 the heavy rain
OF Wednesday night. which softened
the earth. The track was blocked
Tor several hours.
Charged with assault and battery on
his wffe's complaint that he had
beaten her with strap. Joseph Sc
rowiecki. OF No. 7S6 Beaubien-st, was
discharged on account OF lack Of
evidence, but was Immediately ar
rested on far more serious charge.
through developments brought out
at the hearing Mrs; Serowiecki had
produced marriages certificate
which bore no ministers signature.
and Serowiecki was held for exanli-
nation on the charge OF deceiving the
young woman by fake" marriage.
On the eve OF his departure for Knox
Vile, Tenn, where he will become
manager OF the rolling mills OF the
Knoxville Iron Co, William ii. Lantz,
superintendent OF the forge depart
ment OF the American Car a Foundry
Co. was rendered "a banquet In the
Hotel fuller Thursday night Among
those present were the heads OF the
various departments and foremCn
many OF whom had known Liant.
since he entered the employ or the
company as young man. Aid An
drew Walsh. master mechanic at the
plant acted as toastmaster. and PIE
scented Mr. Lantz with a diamond
ring.
Mr. a. MeKeupv of No AIb wood-
ward-ave., Informed supt. of Police
Downey Thursday afternoon that
Mrs. william Lewis Keate, who be-
came insane In hotel In Santiago
De Cuba Is a divorced woman who
roomed on Woodward ave. until last
January. when she left for Chicago,
and from there went to Cuba. 10 visit
her friend, Senior Carlos Estrada,
who owns tobacco plantation IN
Cuba. Mrs. McKenny declared that
Holland n Mich. The American coz.
sui had wired the local police to no
tify friends OF the woman. and get
orders for her disposition.
George Waters, who was shot I'm the
stomach By Mrs. Ida Ducey In her
home at Slocum's junction, near
Trenton. Wednesday night. Is not
seriously hurt. as far as can be learn
ed, and is expected to leave Elmer
days. Mrs Ducey. who was not ar
rested for the shooting has sworn
out a warrant charging Waters with
disturbing the peace. 1t is alleged
that Waters. n former boarder at
Mrs Duceys home. returned 10 take
some phonograph records away. and
created disturbance. attacking Mrs.
Ducey and biting her on the hand.
when she shot him.
Trnfnc regulations will obtain on Belle
Isle bridge Friday night OF next week
when the annual water fete Is to be
given in the river above the Detroit
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gatta of the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen. Thousands Of
people will see the parade OF decor
ated yachts and the fireworks from
the bridge. but they will have to
keep moving. Police Commissioner
Croul and Park Commissioner Huri-
but met the water carnival commit
tee OF the Board OF Commerce Thurs
day and agreed to have traffic regu-
lations drawn up for that night. The
Board OF Commerce silver cup for
intermediate double SOULS Is now on
exhibition In Wright. Kay & Co.'S
window.
Bidding defiance TO weather conditions
big squad of Detroit Foresters with
their families. 1000 persons In all.
went down to Bots Blanc Thursday.
for the third annual field day OF the
local courts. Several times the num-
Der would have gone had the wealth
er been propitious but. as II was. all
who went had a jolly time. barring
the sQuall Of the morning. Luncn
was served first. and after that came
dancing. Then William p. Corbet:
took charge OF a meeting formed In
the casino and introduced A. l.. Ste
venson, assistant general manager
OF the order In the United States for
Il speech. Mayor Breitmeyer follow.
ed and then Elmer f.. Stockwcll
high secretary for Michigan. Enter
tainment numbers followed and then
came the games on the athletic field
in charge OF Harry w Mosier. high
vice-chief ranger. Court Woodward
defeated Court Hunter In baseball
game and also In tug-of-
Races of all kinds were run