The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-18
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he town coanciI OF treaties releases
- perlnff the cay ANA suburban Gas
Co. "a collect a Zee OF nvc cents an
addition 10 the usual gas bill.
Dhn Becker, I3 years old, No. 292 Cam
eron-aye., was Joited out Ot IA antO-
mobile at Melrose and Siay-aves.,
Monday Afternoon. lie Is In Grace
hospital with fractured skull.
William AZ. Nard, OF NSungstOWh, o.,
has been left n fsrtuns Oi Si,5sD5,O GOO,
part on when. Is IN detroit real es-
tate. by Mrs John Burke, OF Green-
castle, Pa. a paraiytie. whom he
had befriended-
ity Clerk Nichois has tried in vain 40
sell the ~ y0tlAg Inachi.ies purchase
ed by the city several years ago. and
which have been in storage nearly
ever since. tie Will ASA the council
for further instructions as TO the
disrosition OF the machines.
At the funeral OF james Bcssey, OF
Ford City, Monday, Mrs. Fred Dnugh-
erty, 4O2 Bdddle-ave.. Ford city. was
stricken with heart trouble and had
20 be carried TO her home. Her con-
dition is serious The funeral OF
Mr. Bessey was one of the largest
ever. held In Ford city. The stores
or the village were closed during the
afternoon.
POiiie" Dustin, general passenger neent
OF the Ashley a Dustin steamer line,
has arranged whereby passengers on
the steamer Put-in- Bay, running
daily TO Put-in-Bay. may know the
result Of the ball game In Detroit
before the boat reaches Its dock. The
Information will be ob,s'red at Am
hcrstburg and a bulletin Will then
be posted on the boat
The death OF Frank y. Jnminet from
Bright's disease occurred mt his
home. No. $50 Phtiudeiphia-uvc., MON
day afternoon Up TO ten days ago,
when he was taken sick, Mr.. JAM
met was connected with the Michi-
gan inspection bureau. He II SUR
vived by his wife and two children,
Karl and Ellen. He was member
OF the Detroit Council. knights OF
Columbus
Mrs. Dana Phillips, aged 40, living az
No. 505 Dix-ave., who was run down
by an automobile at Woodward-ave
and Montcalm-ct. Saturday night and
sligbtiy according TO information
given out at ST. Mary's hospital.
where she was taken after the ac-
cident Mrs Phillips Is suffering
with conclusion OF the brain and a
fractured leg.
The river has failed To give mp the
body OF Miss Lenlta Brownlee,
drowned Saturday afternoon near
Island View point. on the Canadian
side OF the river. while bathing Will
liam f. Brownlee. the girls uncle.
has offered reward of $50 for the
recovery OF the body. IL Is thought
the current has carried II some dis
lance down stream. Harbormaster
Ellison v continuing his search.
u. -. Infantry band will
give concert nj Fort Wayne Tues
day evening az o'clock, under the
direction OF Chief Musician j. Bellsl-
The program foliows: March, Mr..
Rooster ULampe); overture. 1912
tTchaikowskD waltz, Pluie dor
lWaldteufeD fantasia. Gems OF
Stephen Foster (TobanD: selection,
the balkan Princess CRubcns); med
ley R-mick's Hits. No. 8 Uampe).
IheriT Castor, Prosecuting Attorney
Van Ziie, Superintendent OF Police
Downey. and County Clerk Farrell.
who compose the board which viii
have the granting of licenses 10 per-
sons desiring TO carry weapons. VIII
meet this week The board was Gre
ated under a law which Is affective
Aug. 2 Applicants given the right
= 10 carry weapon will me charged
a fec OF sf0.- This fee will also be
charged members OF the Detroit po-
licc force. who will be required TO
20 before the board in order to be
permitted to carry firearms.
Ia the ar-t meeting of the Crosse
PoInte shores village, held Monday
evening. the new charter was rati-
fed b. an overwhe Ginning majority.
George Osius was elected president
OF the village. Henry NJ. Jewett, OF
the Jewett- Bigelow Coal CO.. Abner
T.. I.arned. ex-president of the De-
troit Board OF Commerce. Alexander
Mcleod. OF the United states Motors
Co. John r. Long, William ". Roney.
and Benjamin $. Warren make up
the frst council. Louis Girardin was
elected clerk OF the council. The VII
lage " composed OF business men
of Detroit who live along the shore.
They will attempt TO make the town
a model one.