The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-12

for the last three years. but IL IL
only during the last two days thal
hrr condition became serious. sic
was born In Ireland 81 years ago
but came 10 America with her par
ents when child.
Mrs. Lulu tlbrecht, wife of ALBERT A.
Albrecht, at the hrm or Aibrecht N
company, contractors and builders
died Monday afternoon OF heart ais
ease In her home, No. % Martin pl.
Mrs. Albrccht had been III FOR the
last sis months. but only an noar
before her death was up and about
the house apparently In good spirits.
she was ~ years Old, and besides
her husband, Is survived by three
children and one sister.
While returning hone from her classes.
about D o'clock Monday evening,
Anna Shannon. % No. 1919 High-sL
east. a student In the Detroit Busi-
ness university, was held up within
few yards OF her own door ana
robbed OF a purse containing 50 and
bunch OF keys She was passing
an alley when "A man stepped from
the shadow and seized her by the
hand After securing the purse he
disappeared down the alley,
Irving swan ~ going 10 close up the
White House cafe AT No. i4OO Wood
ward-ave. This was formerly very
popular resort for dinners, but the
establishment OF several other road
houses out Woodward beyond
the city limits cut down the receipts
"a
that sum, and the Sunday lid" has
hurt the business even more. Swan
may locate farther out The sale or
the fixtures takes place Friday morn
ing.
An article In the American bridge
builder, describing the dnring fent Of
Peter Robillard In working on a
sky traveller" led TO Peters arrest
IN Brooklyn, Monday. on a charge OF
abandoning his wife and two little
children in this city. The article was
read by Mrs. Robillard. who lives
at No. 243 Larned ST. east, and she
at once notified the police, who In
turn wired the New York authori-
ties. Detectives Stenton left Mon
day night To bring Robillard back.
The fortieth annual meeting OF the
held Monday afternoon. Edward \.
Swift, II. w. Allen, Joseph Greusel,
oliver Goldsmith. Paul r. Bagley and
William II. Murphy were elected Ill
lows; President. Edward Y. SWIFT;
vice. president Oliver Goldsmith.
treasurer. Paul i. Bagley; executive
committee, II. w Allen. Joseph
tary and assistant superintendent.
NJ. H. Winters; superintendent, Fran
els W. Higgins.
u. W. PendIcton VIII be elected presi-
dent OF the water board at the meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. and II is eN-
ptcted that the committees VIII re-
main about the same during the
year James II Pound Will protest
against the present system by which
the work of the board IL left largely
10 committees. instead OF beng
transacted by the whole board. He
Is particularly opposed To the eA-
tension work, which wiil-take- about
q half million dollars during the
coming year being in charge or
Commissioner Dodge.
samuel Cntanxaro, u driver for Jacobs
* denomination merchants died
MONDAY afternoon as a result OF ia
Jurles received In collision be-
tween Sherman car and a fruit
and 81. Antoinc-sts about week
ago County Physicians Stapleton
and Grimes. who performed a post
norton examination. found that death
was due To a fracture OF the skull.
Coroner Bennett Will hold an inquest
10 determine the responsibility for
the accident CantaZaro was pa
tient I'm ~. Mary's hospital until
Saturday. When ne WIS rcfnoFeA-t9
his home at No. 5000 Congresses
east. He was 3s wears old and leaves
his widow and six children.
An attempt mt "a star play on the part
of young attorney. brought the
case OF Mrs Catherine X. Sauer
against the ID. L. r.. 10 u sudden
end In .judse Mandells court Mon
day afternoon. and new trial was
ordered Mrs. Sauer sued for in
juries sustained when car started
TOO soon. and she was questioned
about her babe which died soon after
II was born. Nothing about such An
occurrence had been mentioned In the
declaration. and IL was feared that
the evidences of grief on the part OF
Mrs. Sauer would have prejudicial
effect on the minds Of the jury. She
will now have to go through the or
deal of another trial