The Detroit times., 1909-12-18
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

suit brought against them In Judge
ltosmers court by Architect Joseph
kastler. for fees for planning the re-
modelling OF the liotci BURNS. lie
claims 5000.
James Foley, aged ~. watchmpn on
the steamer City of Cleveland, was
found dead In his berth at 1880
o'clock Saturday morning. by fellow
employees who went TO inquire ee TO
his condition, as he had complained
of feeling iil before retiring. lie had
expired as he slept. Death Ia thought
10 have been due 20 heart disease
Mr.. Foley had been I'm the employ
OF the - h q. line for four years
Arthur BaisIey. of wyandotte, deputy
clerk under Lou Hines. and since the
last election an employe In the coun-
~ treasurer's office. has left that
Under p sherirr 'e CASTOR re has been
assigned TO duty In Judge Donovan's
court, lie was given one or the
places created by the board or su-
pervisors in the last session.
ny the verdict OF the Jury I'm the Uni
tod states dtstrtct court, Friday, the
Grand Trunk railroad Is found guilty
OF operating 81 cars in this state
either without safety appliances or
, with these In bad repair. A nne OF
800 will be imposed I'm each case.
plants In regard TO 90 cars. but tho
jury cleared the railroad or blame In
connection with six
Hhe ferry Promise ran info n big drift
20 w,ncsor at SIS O'clock FRIDAY
evening. and was held, UP for Ave
minutes before she could release her
SELF While the Excelsior was moor
ed at the foot OF Woodward ave,
about an hour later. n gust OF wind
struck her with such force that one
! Of the hawsers snapped In two. ina
! rope was hurled back with great
force. missing woman passenger by
narrow margin.
Police Of TrumbulI station are the
lookout for small boys, who are maxi
ing a practice of breaking the globes
OF street Tampa In that district Many
- globes have been broken, and the
police have the names OF some OF the
alleged miscreants Complaint has
been made 20 the juvenile depart
mont, and some OF tho youngsters
VIII probably be hailed to tho Juvenile
ceremony by Justice DeGnw, Friday
afternoon. which made Miss Blanche
Smith aged 20. OF Salt Lake city and
George l. Hendricks. OF No So
Clarke-ave., Detroit. man and wife,
the bride refused 10 continue with
the ceremony unless the word obey
were cut out Hendricks said he had
no objection. and Justice DeGaw con-
tinued TO tie the knot
Mary Z. Murphy, who locked up her
confectionery store mt No. 203 Cass-
ave, "a hours after she had taken
possession OF the place. and disap.
peared. turned up In the ofhce OF OF
IamDTNCnt, Kelly ~ 10, rear ttthtr
dealers. Friday. and explained that
she had no idea the police were look
ing for her until che read OF II In
the paper She had told an agen.
said, and thought that ended her con
months rent Friday
The funeral of solomon Fenton Wood
nged -, WINS hold Saturday after
noon from his late residence. No. 50
Elizabeth st. east. Mr.. Wood was
resident OF Detroit since 1876, ana
for many years was an engineer on
the Michigan Central railroad. At
the time OF the civil war he bought
horses for the government, and later
he was In the customs service. He
is survived by three sons, W. G. OF
Detroit. ond Charles H.. and 5 +, OF
Chicago.
A disabled COW, 80 badly hurt while In
transit that ~ was UNFIT 10 be driven
with a herd OF cattle. consigned TO
" Loewenstein. OF No 90 Charlie
man in charge OF the herd. and loft
standing there, all OF Thursday night.
At GAS o'clock Friday morning.
neiGhbors who noticed the poor
beasts plight. notified the Society for
the Prevention 90 Cruelty 70 AMI
mails At noon the society had not
ppeared 20 Investigate the case, ana
Beck's ambulance was called 10 re
move the animal. Loewenstcin send
ing in the ambulance call.
Herbert AIessi. "rrested here on n
Italians In Peterboro. y. j.. has been
acquitted OF one charge against him
and there is strong probability that
the other case VIII he dismissed
Alessi. the sweetheart OF Mrs. Jo-
seph Romano. n wealthy widow, al
Legged that he was bounded by the
two men, one OF whom was his rival
for the Widows affections. He claim
cd self-defense. Fleeing 70 Detroit,
he was turned over to the police
here. by Mrs Romano's sister, who
hat
would STAY him. according 20 the
laws OF the vendetta.
Perceptions and conceptions Of the hu-
man mind formed the, principal
philosophical lecture in the church
OF Our Father. Friday evening He
began by declaring that in times or
indecision such as the present, X -
necessary 10 take counsel OF phil
osophy as a defense against amlab!e
fad-mongcrs Human life. he divid-
"a into the self. the not-self and the
ideal life. The self or inner life
deals mainly with sensation lnner
and outer perception and GonG,ept coI,
crete things. and the conceptions
with abstract things. Sensations
beat upon us like rain upon roof,
he stated The not-self, he declared,
comprises tho physical universe and
society. Yet no one ever saw either.
To celebrate the opening Of the Hiil-
man division Of the Detroit Mnck-
excursion to Alpena from Htllman
and points along the route on Dec. -
II was the desire of the road to make
this a free excursion, but the state
and federal laws do not permit the
Issuance of free tickets. so a merely
nominal fare % 10 cents VIII be
charged each passenger. The citizens
OF Alpena are preparing for the en-
tertainment Of the visitors. There
will be free dinners. free theatrical
performances. and free admission 10
roller skating Kinks and other places
OF amusement The new line opens
M a rich and fertile section directly
west Of Alpena and gives railroad
connections 20 the following stations:
Iilman. Selma, Lachine Emerson,
Paxton and Kersten.
ny the verdict Of "a jury I'm Judge Com
noIiy's court, Friday, sS,547.52 IL
awarded az damages To- property Tor
the opening OF Hancock -ave., from
Riopelle-st. to Mt Elliott-avc. These
are the persons who Will receive
damage The estate Of George ktr-
by. Edward Y. Swift and Elizabeth u.
Cabinet Co. st26.GG, Max Bartholo-
maei Sf26.6s Peoples. Ice Co. ST.
b33s4. Grand Trunk railroad 500
Lake shore & Michigan Southern
railroad. SOC. Louise. Matilda and
Auderlinc Chambe, Richard Raseman.
otto SChercr and James y. Mckay.
zoo. Anton and Matilda kricse.
slcj. Joseph ana Anna kuliak. 81 90.
Frank and Mary eros Jean, civ OF
Detroit. soc. Barbara Heck. sl193. 20,
and Minnie flildingcr. sll&36
Members oT the ar-t Jury panel draw n
for service In the present county
building held their seventh annual
reunion and iollihcation. Friday In
return for the entertainment they
received W the minds of county AU-