The Detroit times., 1910-08-10
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Temperature at Belle Isle bath houses
Air, 72y water, "a.
On complaint of Reata Lennon, II years
ola, second and Dagiey-nves., Hugh
81, was arrested Tuesday The girl
says he approached her at Michigan
ave and Fffth-st. and made an In
sulting remark TO her.
committeeman OF the Grand Trunk
trainmen who were recently on
STRIKE nave advised the strikers at
} Detroit and other points along the
line that the Grand Trunk has agreed
TO take them all back within 80 days
This notice has relieved a feeling of
suspense, for II was feared that the
road planned to keep large number
or the strikers of the pay roll per-
manently.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann will hold n
service for deaf mutes I'm Ephphatha
mission, otherwise the chapel of ST.
johns Episcopal church. Saturday
evening, Aug IS. at 1880 o'clock. AS
Sunday. In the protestant Episcopal
church calendar, Is Ephphatha sun
day. the Rev. Mr. Mann will hold a
special service. with holy commun-
lon at 1910 o'clock.
The ships upon which the Naval he
serves are now having their annual
cruise passed down the Detroit river
Tuesday afternoon. gay with bunting
and nags, on their way To Buffalo
The fleet was headed by the flagship
Wolverine and included the Doro-
thea, Gopher. Nashville, Yantic. YER
mont and Don Juan de Austria. the
latter having on board the Michigan
reserves.
a farmer named Fitzpatrick, living ON
the French road, out Grntfot way,
was thrown from his seat on a dirt
wagon when a Michigan Gratiot car
bumped the wagon from behind, at
Gratiot and Van Dyke-aves., We'd
nesday morning. Fitzpatrick landed
on his head and the wheels OF the
wagon passed over his legs. He was
able TO go home In a street car, how
ever. and his condition Is not serious
w. T.. PIummer, Marion, Ind, and w. y.
Biakelee, travelling salesman, were
robbed on Pullman car OF Michi-
gan Central train on the way to De-.
his pocketbook containing 5000 in
bills and a S65 gold watch. and
Biakelee lost SOS and pair OF trous-
ers. The train was held up In De-
troit until pair of trousers could be
procured for Blakelee.
William 4. Burton, Negro, "a years old,
No. 178 COngrcs-st. west, was arrest
ed Tuesday night by Motorcycle Of
ficer Henry Smith on charge or
stealing $50 from the cash drawer OF
the steamer city OF ST. Ignace. Dan
Mayer. No. 161 Lawton-ave., a cash
Ter for the ID. & c. line. says Burton.
who was a waiter on the boat. stole
the money June Ia, in Cleveland. he
will be taken there and prosecuted
Eva Portras, n years old, NO. 234
Third-st, was found wandering aim
lessly about the dock at the foot OF
Third-st. late Tuesday night Patrol
man T., T.. Collins questioned her. and
she told him she was respondent over
illness and the fact that her husband
was not working. The officer, fear
Ing that she contemplated suicide.
brought her TO the central police sta
ton, where she was turned over to
the matron
.s n L.
birth the late William Thomas Rad
cliffe was laid TO rest Wednesday
afternoon In Elmwood cemetery, by
his brethren of Kilwinning lodge, A.
F. * A. NJ Mr.. Radcliffe died Mon
day in his home. No pol Lafayette
blvd. after a long illness. He was
born in BEDFORD Lodge. Mich. but
came TO Detroit as a small lad. and
after leaving school was associated
with his father in the grocery Arm
OF McK-nna n Radcliffe. Mr. Rad
cliffe was unmafNed and is survived
ciffe. OF Detroit. and Frederick Percy
Radcliffe, of New York, and one Sis
ter. Miss Marie w. Radcliffe. of De
troit.
p. y. McGinty, superintendent OF con-
eral building. says that the work will
be completed by July l. 1911 Mr..
McCinty took hold of the job about
three weeks ago, and since than the
builders have made good progress.
The work is about a year behind the
time set for Its completion, delays OF
different kinds having kept the
workmen back. The floor Of the
third story of the new part Is five
feet lower than that OF the building,
making IL necessary to install four
or i've steps where the third floor
corridors OF the two structures meet.
The difference in hight, Mr. McGinty
thinks was caused by the lack OF
funds to build the third floor OF the
new wing as high as that OF tho
original structure.
william PugsIey, minister OF public
works for Canada, and his deputy, j.
r. Hunter. accompanied by their
wives, were IN Windsor for couple
OF hours, Tuesday. They arrived on
the government yacht Speed, and are
on their way to the upper lakes.
While in Windsor Mr. Pugsley de-
clared that the city Is badly in need
~ a public dock. Mai Lamb, OF Lon
dom government engineer for the
western district, has prepared plans
for a dock and they will be examined
and discussed by Mr.. Pugsley and
his deputy on their trip to the north.
ON their way back they may stop at
Windsor and meet the city authori-
ties in regard to the proposed inn
provement
Train Hits Auto; Five Killed.