The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-15
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Tsnpsratsre ~ Belle IsIe bath house,
Az. 5Sg water, ~.
ncnd concertst Monday evening. BELLE
,sls. Tuesday afternoon, Palmer
Ex.Aid. Albert r. Gsdde. recently dis
Sea ~ road foreman for the ID.
nounces his candidacy for one of the
Hepupncan nominations for alder
man In his ward
'TAere was an unusually large crowd
o. visitors 60 Belle Isle, sunday, se-
Ussa ths 70 the park attaches. the hot
Sisdes The river and lake boats all
carried capacity crowds
Fsank DeweIsky, q brIcklayer, rs years
e, No. ~ Mack-ave., fell from tho
roor OF boathouse at the foot OF
John Blake found that several ribs
We're broken. and had him removed
to St. Mary's hospital
Srieving over the loss OF his Job, Jo-
st. committed suicide. Saturday, by
throwing himself under the wheels
.. a train on the Lake Shore tracks
AZ Lawndale-ave.. in springweiis.
coroner Burgess was called
Mrs. Rebecca Winter Hazard. wife NJ
the Rev: Leonard Hazard, OF Tren-
ton. died. In the family home, Sum
Jay. sne Was % years old Funeral
isiNos Will De nel0 In the trenton
M E, church. Tuesday afternoon,
with fnterment In Woodlawn
Howard HeiIman, No. 1900 Campbell
ave- was arrested, Sunday, by Detec-
ives Parker and Allen. charged with
being one OF the trio who appropri-
ated an automobile belonging TO Mrs
Anthony Weller, No 297 Cadillac
ave The trio drove the machine to
Flint, where IL broke down.
Mrs. Jessie Rocker, q young woman
from Toledo. anenf he S.A a.. no
matrons quarters at police head
anartsrs--SAe-e afnc- to Detroit wfrn
her ls-months'-old baby, expecting
appear and In desperation, she went
to the police.
Edward Conway, No. 2p3 sixth-st. vss
arrested I'm Toledo, Saturday, and In
vesugation by the police there made
them believe that he Is the man the
Detroit authorities are looking for in
connection with a series OF east side
house robberies. Detectives Wilkin-
son and Redmond went there after
him
Mrs.. Daniel Harley has commenced
suit for 100000 I'm the circuit court
against Patrick Burke. saloonkesp-
er. for injuries to her husband, al
legged to have been caused by Burke
selling him liquor after Mrs. Hurley
had notified him not to do So Hur-
ley's leg was broken In a fall down
stairs.
nountUeo OF TIE Ola Halfway hOuHC
peoiroom have been having = stream
GUS time nnding accommodations
Their latest habitat was room In
the Hodges building. but they were
driven from there. Saturday after
noon. The man who was running
the place was given n half hour to
get out OF town.
Fred KoIowsky and steve Makolowshf,
eseh three and half years old, Nv
dered away from their home, early
Sunday morning. and were found
late Sunday night at No. ~ Plumb
St Trey were turned over 10 the
police and Monday morning were re-
turned to their home.
A. II. Adds. formerly connected with
Edward Bell. who has been In the
opened offices at Nos 50s-50s Union
Trust building. and will conduct bus
mess in real estate. fire insurance.
loans and rentals The firm will be
known as Alldis a Bell
Funeral services were held Monday af-
ternOon for the late Mrs. Matilda
Hoffman, In the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. George Keller, No.
age. and one OF Detroit's earliest and
best known German settlers, having
lived In this city upwards of so
years Mrs. Hoffman, was the moth
or of ex-Coroner John 7. Hoffman,.
.fhe- shelter neaF-the- aquarium ON
Belle Isle, Sunday afternoon, David
wunsch, No. AS Catherine-st, re-
ccived an electric shock that
knocked him unconscious fnvestfga-
ton showed that the crossing of two
wires was the cause. Wunsch IL the
ticket agent for park autos at the
shelter. He was brought to his home
in one of the Park Auto Co. vehicles.
That the Rev. stephen Abbott North
rOp, OF Kansas City, knows the game
OF baseball from A to z. was proven,
Sunday evening. in the North Wood
ward Baptist church. when the rev.
erend gentleman preached from the
line Don't die on third" using the
phrases OF the diamond to illustrate
his points. He concluded with an