The Detroit times., 1910-11-26

Fred RuwEireiio, No. 20S Forrest.
east, on Rivard-st., near Champlain-
st, Friday night. They got "a from
him.
Leroy Monroe, of Chicago n 10 begin
auspices Of the New Thought ALI
ance club in the hall at No, Sag
MoSdwa ard ave, ,,n,,o at at , ytS SUNDAY
Frank e. Miller, No. ASS Third-sve.,
embezzlement of 500 from Joseph
L. Treidel. No. 602 Lincoln-aye. Trei-
del charges that after Miller sold
him a house on a part payment, Mil
Ter later sold il to another party
The funeral OF william q. Davenport,
of Detroit, one Of the three "Daven-
port brothers. tightrope walkers.
was held Saturday afternoon from
the home of his sister Mrs Louise
Mr. Davenport died In San Antonio.
Tex. a week ago. OF appendicitis.
The Detroit police have received word
from London, Eng- that the uniden-
tilted Detroiter there, who IL suf-
ferer from mental alteration. was
probably "A member of the Detroit
Athletic club at one time. A news
paper photograph OF him was sent
found who IL able to identity II.
Mrs. Nellie Milispaugh, arrested in
complaint Of her husband, Bert Mills
paugh, OF Port Jervis. y. y, togeth-
er with Benjamin $. Pier. whom Mrs.
Millspaugh married. three years ago,
on receiving a letter from Mills
paugh. in which she says he told
her he had secured divorce. has In
stituted proceedings in the Wayne
circuit court for divorce from
Mlllspaugh. alleging desertion. She
and Pier Will have their hearing In
police court. Dec. 2.
The city cnnvassing board has re-
turned to Proctor n. Owens the 500
he paid for recount OF the vote on
mayor owens showed the board
his petition for recount had been
discovered, and the board, after con-
sulting Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Richard l. Lawson. paid the
money.
"Oid Detroit. Will he the subject of
the sunday afternoon lecture In the
Detroit Museum OF Art. &. NJ Bur-
ton will be the speaker. Mr. Burton
Is so thoroughly posted on every
thing connected with this city. and
has such a variety OF views showing
the city In it's early days, that this
promises TO be one OF the very inn
portant lectures OF the season.
Aid. otto Reinhardt, before he goes
out of Office, will Introduce nm ordi-
nance In the council to take the
place of the moving van measure de-
clared invalid by Judge Connolly.
The new ordinance will provide that
moving van companies keep an ac-
curate record of the addresses from
and TO which they moved household
goods and that the records be open
to public inspection.
Father AIphonSe. OF the Capuchin mon
astery, Detroit, and Father Albert, of
the same order. In Appleton. Wis.
began ten days mission Thursday
evening In St Mary's church for the
benefit OF German Cal holics.s Serxiees
viii be held daily at o'clock IN the
morning and Z 80 o'clock In the even.
ing Sunday afternoon. at 2:30 O'Clock,
"A special eivice In English for young
women will be held. and Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock special service
for men will be held In the church.
and at the same hour service for
boys in the parish house.
Mrs. Nancy A. Van Amburgh, q first
cousin of Thomas A. Edison, the In
ventor. died in the home of her son.
L. +. Van Amburgh. No. 1876 Colling
wood ave, Friday. at the advanced
age OF So years. Mrs. Van Amburgh's
father and Mr. Edison's mother were
brother and sister. The deceased is
survived by her son. in this city, and
Montreal. and number OF grand
sons. all OF whom are well-known
musicians Funeral services We're
held early Saturday morning previ-
GUS TO the body being taken to
Aylmer Ont. for interment.
The old suit Of Game Warden Fred f..
Fisher, of Ypsiianti, against George
W Radford;, has been revived, and
the case will be heard again. Fisher
alleges that he and several other
Ypsilanti men were induced by Rad
ford to invest I'm the Kelley Gold
Cure institute, OF which Radford was
manager for time. IL was repre-
scented TO him, the plaintiff claims.
that the business made pront OF
$4,000 year. but after going into
ne says. The suit was tried several
years ago. and decision was given
in favor OF the plaintiff but IL was
set aside by the supreme court.
Three sticks OF dynamite, moist and
carefully wrapped I'm paper, were
found among pieces OF structural
iron on Grand Trunk fiat car at
the plant or the Lewis Iron works,
Friday afternoon. II was thought at
first that the presence OF the explo-
sive was part OF plot to kill and
MAIN workmen employed by the ffon
works. but the officials of the Arm
declare they have had no labor
Trunk explain the presence of the
dynamite. They say that a gang Of
Polish boys stole box OF the ex-
plosive and that the three Arcks
must have come from that box
Bliss, until recently I'm the prose-
cutor's office, had been asked for an
accounting OF the funds that fell
into his hands In connection with his
legal services for James Flaherty, -
Indignantly denied by Frank d
Eaman. OF Bowen. Douglas. Whiting
a. Eaman. who is associated with Mr.
Bliss in some pending litigation. and
who now represent Mr.. Flaherty
I'VE have not asked for an account
ing and will not ask for one" these
an accounting and whatever dispute
remains IL "A business proposition"
The statement that Mr.. Bliss received