The Detroit times., 1909-06-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Dispatches from seattle state that
Frank s. Curtis, the mechanical en-
gineer who disappeared from the
wayne hotel here several weeks ago,
is now living at No. 40S North Terry
ave, Seattle.
HngoP GOstnninn. father of HnrOtoon
Gostanian, who was killed by his
uncle. Dir. Boyajian, has been
named as administrator of his SON.
estate. which is worth $3.50. The
real estate Is valued at 800, and the
balance is In Cobalt Central copper
stock
Calvin w. Harris, n Negro walter, en-
pioyed at the Wayne hotel, dropped
dead from heart disease while at
work. Friday night Coroner Bur-
CESS was called. but decided that an
inquest was not necessary. Harris
roomed at No. Al Jefrerson-ave west,
and was 33 years old.
Detective George Larlxins received a
bad cut on the bend Friday mig nj,
when an iron bar fell on him. during
The Initiation of large class into
St Mary's hospital. where his wound
was dressed ana was then removed
In taxlcab 10 his home. No. 1923
Lothrop-ave.
The toss of a coin determined the let
ting of N sewer contract, Friday.
William Porath and John s AIeld
each Did sil.325.2o for the construc-
ton OF a sewer In Thirty first st d,
north OF Warren-ave. Porath won
the toss He also got the Linwood-
ave. sewer, while John Ginzel WAS
low bidder on Il sewer under tie
teenth ward.
Norman GrigGs. giving his address ms
the Hiswatha hotel, West Jenerson-
aens when hh hs tgr6 pySk Sim up oy cih III
car tracks at Bates and Congress
SITS. Friday night. in front of an ap-
took him to ST. Mary's hospital:
where II was found that he was sur
fering from delirium tremens.
Charged with completely in an assault
and robbery of Dan Gillespie, of No.
so Beech-s john Hazard. Ed.
OKeefe. Hugh Page ana George
Shook were arrested. Friday night.
Gillespie swore out assault and pat-
terry warrants. Thursday, and alleges
that the men gave him n pad beat
ing and took 50 away from him.
The golden jubilee of the Order Birth
Abraham. will be held in New York,
beginning June Is. and lasting one
week. Several prominent Jewish cit
liens OF Detroit will attend. includ-
and Mrs. Sol Green. Mr.. and Mrs l..
Tutner. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. p. Berg. Mr.. and
Press. and Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Tanenhoiz
Mrs. kittie Roe, widow Of CharIes
Roe, former proprietor OF the Hotel
Normandie. and president OF the De-
troit Cement rile & Stone Co. Is
named as defendant in a suit started
by the company III the circuit court
Friday afternoon. At the time Of
him $4,000 and the amount was paid
to the widow. Now the company
claims there was a lien OF $1,000
against the payment, which was only
recently discovered, and the suit Is to
recover that amount.
George Cocheil, who has been held In
the county jail here for several
weeks. while legal battle has been
fought against his extradition to
Cleveland. to face a charge OF nom
support of minor child. was re-
leased Friday, when Gov. Warner
pers. Attorney George NJ. Read, for
Cocheli set forth that Cocheirs for
mer wife Is now Mrs. q. w. Fox. of
an attempt TO force him to settle the
case with cash payment.
Making fast run 60 No. $50 Beau
bien-st.. where Mrs. Gertie Williams
had taken carbolic acid with suicidal
intent. the East End ambulance was
rtruck by a Michigan car at Gratiot-
midnight. and Driver Frank Kowad
and Attendant Lloyd Richert were
both thrown out and badly injured.
Richert sustained a broken arm. The
would-b suicide was only slightly
burned by the acid and did not go
TO hospital. while both ambulance
men were taken to st. Mary's in the
East End invalid carriage
John ChristiansOn, q Belgian, was at
tackled at Bates md WOOdbridge-sts.
by a gang Of men with whom he had
had a quarrel In Peterson's saloon
No. 112 Woodbridge-st. west. and was
slashed In the wrist, badly beaten
and kicked Peterson was weak from
loss OF blood when taken to Wood
bridge-st station. Police Surgeon
Thomas dressed his wounds, and he
was later taken to st. Mary's hos
pital In the East End ambulance. De-
tectives Sullivan, Steinhebel, Palmer
and Bodinus hurried to the scene and
arrested three men on suspicion Of
having a part In the ARRAY.
That sophie Lyons will nght the per-
sons objecting 90 the stabIishing Of
home for aged and dependent Ne
crosses at Nos. 21-29 Twenty-second-
St, Is shown by the answer filed III
the circuit court Friday afternoon to
the application for an Injunction. In
stead OF being a residential section,
sophie says IL Is a mixed neighbor-
hood, given over to residences, fac
tories. quasi-public homes. saloons,
lumber yards. garbage works anu
gas works. She says she owns $780,
900 worth of property I'm that neigh
borhood. which Is more than that
owned by all the complainants COM
bined; and that the proposed home
will Increase values Instead of de-
preciating them.