The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-07


vision OF Justice OF the Peace Jones.
or Trenton. dragged the river bot
tom Divers are now at work.
Peer stncLOwski, arrested in April,
lOOs, ON IA charge or stealing "a cornet
from a Woodward-aVe store and
being arraigned in police court. was
arrested. Tuesday afternoon. by Of
ncers or Chene-st station. lie is
held IN the county jail.
During the nrst sin months OF 1909 the
docket of the law division OF the cir
cI!t court Was reduced l26 cases The
number OF cases disposed Of was 12G.
and 600 new cases were started The
summer term started Tuesday, with
Judge Murhu presiding In law and
Judge Donovan in chancery.
Fritk hoening, who says he II from
IrieGrichSAafen, Germany, and iLnt
he Is making experiments with Il
view to pertcCtiug the motors for
count Zeppelius next atrship. "a stop
plag at No. I5l Lafayette bout. and
working IN one Of the local automo-
bi,- factories. lie has been here ut
short time.
Ernest Zimmerman. DRUGGIST at oak
iapd and H"lDrook-nNes., was
Knocked down and painfully injured
Tuesday evening when he alighted
from Fourteenth car In front OF
mis- home. ana was struck by some
telephone poles loaded on a wagon
which partly c0psizcd AS IL turned
sharply to avoid zimmerman.
rae funeral of Mrs. Mary black. who
died Tuesday morning, will be held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from
her home. No. G65 Woodward ave
The services viii be conducted by
the Rev. John II Boyd. -. D. pastor
OF the First Presbyterian church
The burial which Will be private
VIII be in WOodmere cemetery.
James =. Armitnge. aged II, IA farmer,
and Jessie \. smith. ased IL. both
OF BoWling Green Ohio came 10 De-
he Of
ting married. but were refused n
license on account OF the age Of the
girl The party was accompanied
10y the young mans mother, but they
mad neglected 10 obtain written
consent from the young lady's
mother.
The supreme court In Lansing has re-
fused 10 grant writ Of msndu IN a
t. compel Circuit Judge Donovan to
issue an order directing the commits
sioner OF police to close q saloon near
the private hospital conducted by
DR. William II Gowan. The saloon
objected 10 by DIR. GOwan Is the Auto
Stop Inn, at No. l76 John r. st, con-
Quoted by Edward Shook. former
patrolman.
William Peabody, a civil war veteran
who was convicted Of making coun-
tcrfet money, VIII be sentenced by
Judge Swan In the federal district
cOuN Saturday morning. William
Shaw. also counterfeiter. Will be
sentenced at the same time Peter
Hanson. who turned states evidence
on other members OF cOuntcrfciting
gang. has been let 20 under suspend
ed sentence.
Three houses Alfrcd-st.. near Or
ienns-st.. were badly scorcbed by fire
hate Tuesday afternoon The resi-
dence OF Henry Brown. No. 49T Al
fred-st. "a which the blaze original
ed. was damaged to the extent OF
about $500 and the flames spread to
the residence OF George I.apcer, No.
4Jl Alfrod-st.. doing about 5000 dam
age. and To Robert Wagner's home
No. 1873 Alfred st, where the loss Is
5000.
President Taft has sent a personal let
40 Harry Williams, president of
the North End Tat club thanking
him for the invitation to attend the
clubs picnic Aug. 80 and expressing
his regret that he cannot he present
The president wishes the club a
pleasant time and a successful flu
ture The club IS making every eff
fort to get together good speakers.
and expects TO make this outing a
big success
Close to death from "a large quantity of
Inudnnuni, Eiith Anderson. who- say y
she is he VIE II leon EokfeidS told
Ambulance Sd-be1e Peter >. Abt,
when ne f0crd nsr partly conscious
Ia a room q NJ. - Larncd ST. east.
that her hus band had forced her to
swallow tne poison afte- quarrel.
Abt notified the police. who search eel
for koA fcidt. out ue had dis1ppea~ ed.
Tho woman W"S taken 70 81 Mary :
hospital where sHr - out or danger.
party az over zoe men. women aud
children left on the steamer Western
States Tue sday afternoon for Buffalo.
bound Oh tie annual Angclus phi
grimagc 20 the shrine 81 Ste Anne de
Bcaupre. near quebec. Frequent
cures have been tc.0tted as having
taken place at this famous shrine OF
Ste Anne and many members Of the
party that left Tuesday were suffer-
ing from misfortunes OF various
kinds and hope 10 have their ills re-
moved. The larger number were
from Detroit. although many came
from various places throughout the
state. The Rev v J. Van Antwerp.
OF Holy Rosary church, was one OF
the party.