The Detroit times., 1914-06-04

N a dispute over "a catch OF fish ON
the owen park dock, "Wednesday nf-
ternOon. a man whose given name
Is George stabbed his 1shing part,
ner Thomas Boyd. In the back. Boyd
police are looking for George
Both men were left in Detroit by
the circus last week
Alice Parker, the I7-yeRr-old wife ar
rested ON suspicion OF bigamy, was
released by the police. Wednesday
when they learned that her nus
hand Jerome Parker who made the
complaint. is serving a b5-daN sen
tence In the Saginaw county jail.
The girl admits nving with former
admirer in Detroit, but denies mar
rying him.
Highland Park, In hoping that faith
er-loNe for pretty SIN months -olu
daughter, VIII hring her miss'nS
husband Frank Clark home he
left one afternoon. Swo months DO
fore the baby was born, 10 90 70
work as brakeman on the Mlchl-
gan Central railroad and has not
been heard from by his wife since
prompt sctIoh by Manager Fred VII
liams, OF the Lyric theater, ON Mich
lgan-aVe.. prevented panic aihone
the spectators when rre broke OUT
in a barn across the alley IN the
nesday evening, lie shifted smoke
and promptly set every electric ran
in the theRter In motion The audi
ence remained unconscious of the
fact that nre was blazing nearby.
FOLLOWING the break ing of numerous
windows In Wabash passenger trains
and the injury to passengers from
flying glass Is children living IN
Ford village were arrested ana
brought before Judge Hubert in Ju-
Wednesdays
with throwing stones AT the trains.
A number admitted the mischief and
all were severely lectured. The par
ents agreed 10 pay for the broken
windows.
|The TREASURY department aud the post
iunster-general's office have both de-
cided that the Detroit postotf Ice
0ugh 20 remain open ali night. Thus
Postmaster Nagel wins his hight
with Custodian John Il Whelan who
Insisted that the federal building
ought TO close AT midnight. An eN-
ira Waterman viii he hired and
hereafter the main corridor, giving
access TOD the mail boxes, viii be
open all night
W. J. and q. 4. Gray. OF Detroit, are
named executors of the $4,000 estate
OF Mary y. Williams who died re-
Gently In Colorado. and her viii was
probated In Wayne county Wednes-
day, after being prObated IN Colo
RADIO The income from the estate
goes 10 her aunt. Nancy Read, OF
Grand Rapids, and three other rela-
tives. On their death the estate IS
10 be divided between the Episcopal
church and the children or Mrs.
Williams.
ReDu bIicans of the Fourteenth ward
were Invited 10 spend Thursday af-
ternoon on board the steamer Alex
ander j. sullivan, on trip 10 Lake
Erie and back. The outing was ar
ranged by Bernard Clark and 7. W.
II a hA A iall +
ed were sheriff Oakman, Wilyliam
&. Manchester and Charles a. Mich
OILS. candidates for the Republican
nomination for congress. Aid Frei-
wald and Bleil, Justice Stein. County
Auditors Moeller and Gutman. JUS
tice and Register Stoll. :.
Ia. was chosen as the next
place of meeting for the convention
OF the international order OF Kings
Daughters and Sons, In the business
session Wednesday. which closed the
1914 convention I'm the Hotel Cadtl-
lac. The delegates spent "Wednesday
afternoon on river and lake outing.
Mrs. A. III Evans, the new president
or the order, was presented with a
souvenir book containing views or
Detroit and vicinity. the programs
and the newspaper articles relative
TO the convention.
IAdgt.-Gen. IL. c. vandercOck, OF the
state militia department. acting un-
der orders from the federal govern.
ment. has issued a statement 10 all
| commanders OF the Michigan Nation
al Guard stating that all enlisted
men. In the event OF being called out
| for service, must be yacclnated ana
treated with the typhoid prophylac-
| tic serum which has been used with
| such success In the army. navy ana
| marine corps. No excuse VIII be ac-
cepted and officers not complying
with the order will forfeit their
commissions
Members OF the Hoard OF Estmh'es
Inspected the county institution IN
Eloise Wednesday afternoon. escort.
ed by DR.. John $. Hall, presldent OF
the poor commission. ana sup ,pii
Thomas r polan. They were wei
pleased with the management OF the
Institution. but they did not IKE
the feeling they experienced altSr
who Are forced 10 spend the rest OF
their lives there. one sight WHICH
affected them WAS That or Wtlhheo
woman rocking cradle Whl'n ~
tanned a child born, deaf. rumb ana
blind
Operating revenues and operating In
come OF the various New York Gem
trail lines show decreases Tor Aprii
and for the four months endlng April
so Operating revenues OF The Lake
shore show losses OF $765.072.46 for
April and S31244OS.65 for the four
months The operating income de-
creased s4o4.4sII2 IN APrm ana *,
OF the year. Operating revenues OF
the Michigan Central decreased 1891
O0744 I'm April and Sl1sS0s3.03 IN
four months Operating income de-
creased 1857 5000 In April and 81.
Os7.s99.5S for the four months end
ing April 80.
Mrs. Diantha Graham whitney, for
merry OF Detroit. wife OF Duane
whitney. OF New York, died Wedness
day in her home in Bloomfield. y
] OF heart trouble. Mrs. Whitney's
mother and sister, Mrs. William Ora
ham and Miss Caroline Graham, OF
No. az Martin-p returned TO De-
troit the first OF the week from
visit with Mrs. Whitney and when
they left she appeared TO be IN her
survived by her husband and daugh-
fer The body will be brought 10
Detroit for interment. funeral SER
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