The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-07-05

Hut three enroIimeuts have been
mnde for the citixrns naval train
Detroit. The military. training
camp at Plsttsburg. y. Y. is prov
ing greater attraction.
Mayor Marx In confined 10 his bed
In his residence. No. 4d5 East
Grand-blvl DIR. Stanley q. Miner
in the left leg. and has warned
him not 10 attempt TO return TO his
duties for several days.
Joseph MarshaII. son o: Capt. Mar
shall. keeper OF the Windn'iil Point
lighthouse rescued Two persons
from drowning near Crosse pointSs,
dresses OF the imperiled ones were
not obtained.
.No fireworks I'm our family said n
conductor ON the FOurteenth-sve.
line. IL never had any when ]
was a Kid. My parents used to
compromise by buying me a sur
got all year"
Thirty-nve borders at the hotel Of
Ignata Bronissewski, of No. 1896
1888 Chene-st.. were thrown into
panic about 1880 O'Clock; TuesdaS
evening. when fire was discovered.
The building was filled with smoke.
which caused the greater part OF
the damage. estimated at about
$1,000.
There might have been more IRE
for war abroad and the threatened
conflict below the Rio Grande.
Scores OF small merchants declared
that they were unable to get a fun
other forms OF fireworks because
OF the war Blanks were not avail
able for the same reason.
Trafn Commissioner Arthur r.. Wa
terfaIi. of the Detroit board of
Commerce. has received docket No.
20 OF the official classification Com
mittee, New York. The docket
contains many proposed changes IN
the classification of articles snip
ped out OF Detroit, including auto
mobile parts. railroad material and
electrical appliances.
The large number of fireworks set
OF by Crosse Pointers kept the
suburban fire department on the
run Tuesday. Sparks from cannon
crackers set fire 10 a field on the
farm OF Jere c. Hutchins and de-
stroyed fence. on Henry p. JOY =
estate in Crosse Pointe township
half a ton OF hay moved and piled
In field was destroyed.
the past term I'm the Wayne county
circuit all have left with the ex-
ception OF Judge Harvey. Tappan.
of Port Huron, who Is held here by
Frank II. Goddard and William. 5.
Piggins Sons, contractors. Judge
l.. Burget Des Voignes. OF Cassopo-
lis. will return from his own cir
cult July 81 TO hear motions.
.Our neighbor remarked Tuesday
rocket bounced Off the porch roof
during the height OF the Fourth
OF July celebration. that life in the
trenches must be extremely haz-
l..h
PA made lemonade. Ma retired
early to escape the mosquitoes. Sis
ter observed that our swell neigh
bors didn't have the SWEETEST fire
l put the Ford away. II was a
glorious Fourth"
SluRged while sleeping. Jack Zinc. a
Rumanian. 20 years cid. was found
unconscious with fractured skull
on the floor OF bedroom at No.
1913 Wight-st., Tuesday night. and
was taken to the receiving hospi-
tai. where IL was said he would go
insane II he recovered without
an operation. Yet he refused to
-Four men in the house where he
was hurt were arrested, They are
Peter Brant. % years old; Fenck
Roke.. 30; John Stan. 20. and Steve
Kolozlck. 81.
McGregor Institute desires 20 thank
the following for gifts of clothing.
reading matter. etc. during June
Mrs. Thos. Brady. 4. :. Brooks.
Mrs, Chas; u. Hastings. Henry. c.
Hodges, Mrs Robt G.. Jack. Mrs.
Jessup. Mrs. NJ. Lutz, Mrs. N T..
McGillivray. Mrs. Eliz Mckenzie.
Arthur O'llara. Mrs. Jas. II. Phin-
ney, Hotel Pontchartrain. James T..
Powers AIRS. j. Pulleyblank. Rev.
G. G. Ttiedel. 81. Luke's hospital,
Carl I. Scheutzow, Mr.. Seaman,
Harry Skillman. Mrs. w. q. Sny-
der. Mrs. John Suuires. Henry c.
Stevens. Chas. Stinchheld. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Sugrue. Jos. w. Tomlinson.