The Detroit times., 1910-08-12
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n rsr%ssI0p i fS1.!s SS iai RS sSi
son-ave. She 10 charged with beinR
ing a white man out OF t2s. Irene
was fined e100 or 90 days by Justice
Jefrries "Wednesday.
A wireless message from the steamer
csy OF s. tbr ss.ss ,sssd card sharp:
Ollie Cornsweet. "Jim" Locigno and
| Abe Gore. and they all claim cleye-
| the boat at Cleveland the men start
cd a three monte game. num-
Der of passengers were drawn into
the game aT wn lost cSnsrsrs Trsmonts
and Boloni were on the dock to meet
the boat when IL arrived.
| DR.. r.. &. webb, = member Of the Grace
hospital stan. and HIS two sisters,
their automobile turned turtle after
| crashing into horse and buggy on
the boulevard just south OF Warren
ave west d MISS Jennie ,n;or Webb Tss
entire party was taken TO Grace hos
pital. The horse was driven by Hugh
Finley No. ais McKinstry-ave. Mr..
| Finley was slightly injured.
George II. Fenkeli, engineer for the
supply in case OF accident TO the sys-
tenn. II will In all probability be
| placed somewhere beyond Palmer
Park. The construction of a reser-
| voir OF the dimensions required Tor
| Detroit would be big engineering
has g1s men and IL foremen at work
laying pipe for the numerous extern
slons planned for this year.
Proctor X. Owens, who recently an-
no.nced hi. candidacy for the RE
mally entered the race. Thursday
afternoon. by hling his petition with
the city clerk. Estimators Albert v:
the Sixth ward; James Cranshaw. Jr,
OF the Twelfth ward. and Percy A.
Kempt, OF the Sixteenth, are all en-
Fas an 19r tho
and Thirteenth wards. respectively,
are candidates to succeed themselves.
Attorney Edward s. Greece Is after
one OF the Democratic nominations
for alderman In the Sixth ward.
A sherman car left the rails at Sher-
man and Dequindre-sts., Frieay
morning. when the derailing device
failed to work properly. The cars
position was such as to block the
tracks. and as a result several hum
dred persons were compelled TO walk
car stopped almost on the railway
tracks. and II was necessary to back
II several feet to let passenger
train pass. No one was injured. but
women and several were restrained
from jumping from the humping car
as II rushed over the rough pave
ment.
Park Presbyterian church will be laid
Saturday afternoon. at 4 o'clock, by
the Rev. William Patterson, OF Phila-
delphia. now I'm Detroit occupying
the pulpit OF the Forrest. Presbyter-
ian church during the absence OF the
pastor. the Rev. f. III. Pence. The
new church will be erected at Wood
ward -ceptiaatl-apes-- 9rAe-erelti-
lish Gothic. and the building will cost
approximately $4,000. The present
frame church was first established as
church OF Detroit. in 1896.
IL In estimated that ON nm average
0,JOO persons stand In line daily and
receive their mail at the general de-
orrice. Last year 200 callers at the
general delivery windows was con-
sldered big day. The clerks In
charge Of this department are liter
nre stacked high with letters. and
the clerks are forced to look through
from rs to 100 letters for every In
quiry. Postmaster Warren says this
Is due TO the summer visitors who
make Detroit their headquarters and
take side-trips up and down the
mTH. 80f0m SmaEYs 1mOu ny nef mO0Dmn0,
Harry sharp, ~ he chased her down
the street from her home. No. ~
Plum-st.. July 8, wishes II understood
that they have not become reconciled.
Instead of asking the court to be len
lent with him. as was reported when
his case was called before Justice
Jeffries a few days ago, she was In
court as a witness for the prosecu-
tion. Mrs. Sharp is still suffering
from the bullet wound She was
wheeler in an invalid's chair from st.
Mary's hospital to the court on the
| day set for the hearing Of the case.
Boos' Military hand Will give n concert
I'm Giadwin park, Saturday afternoon,
at ESQ o'clock, with the following
program: March. silver Belp' tWen-
tsuppej; intermexzo. "zamaS tRobyn| !:
waltz. Moonlight on the Hudson"
tHermann) A Hungarian Romance"
.s The 81 star R Of lnais Brat
Lampe): march. Across the Pacific"
tFulton): "star spangled Banner"
George Baker and Ray Jester were ar
rested late Thursday night as they
rear OF mrs the n
No. 1876 Gratiot-ave. The Marin store
was robbed OF about 81 900 worth OF
valuable plumes some time ago. Ba-
ker and Jester claim that they were
looking for place to sleep for the
night. Baker says he slept there one
night some time ago. Baker says he
mas no nome ana Jester Claims 10
come from Augusta, Ga
Tho board OF health has accepted plans
prepared bv George ID. Mason, archi-
tect, for the erection OF an addition to
the city hospital on Hamilton boule-
ward. and II Is expected that the con-
tracts for the work will be let within
:, a short time. The wing Is to cost
about $4,000 and will be used for
contagious diseases. The Red Cross
addition To the hospital was opened
on Thursday. II Is to be for the
treatment of children only. The board
of health. including DR.. Guy l..
Kiefer, health officer. and John F..
McKinlay, secretary, visited the hos
thing satisfactory.
Scots to the number or about 10000
attended the annual excursion and
picnic OF st. Andrews society on
Sugar Island Thursday. The skirl
of the bagpipes was heard through
out the day and added much to the
JOY OF the Scots. Detroit and Wind
sor pipers furnished the music. The
day was spent In various ways, many
putting in most OF the time dancing.
while others went boating and swim
ming. The athletic events, however
were the main feature OF the pro-
gram In the tug-of-war contest
first prize was won by the Cadillac
Automobile company's team, ST. An
drew's society second and the Detroit
City Gas company's team third. The
winners OF the FIVE football matches
were: Caledonians. Celtics. Tmperials,
st. George and West End teams.
That the papnl residence OF the tenn
poral head Of the Roman Catholic
church may be transferred from