The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-17
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
william sideI:. No. 472 FrankIin-st.. re-
ported tn the police. sunday night.
that he was put out OF Lorenz FIN
heuser's saloon. No. 81 Forrest east.
and while being elected. was robbed
OF SO, by some unidentified person
who slipped hand into his cash
pocket
Capt. v. VI. Dumas has made the fol-
lowing promotions In 60. a. First In
S"rSt James III. Bruce, 20 be III 81
sergeant' Corp. Michael J. Cossrin,
10 be "a sergeant. privstes Ray :.
BlakelN. Carmi . elena and Frank
W, oBricn. 10 be corpOrals.
Patroiman William A. Dean probably
frustrated an attempt 10 burglarixe
tine residences or sunny" Williams,
notortous co1ored saIoonkeeper, at
No. l2O Clinton-st.. shortly after midh
night. Sunday. Dean tried the front
door and found the lock broken At
o'clock he had found everything
intact.
Col. Walter q. Rogers. of Detroit, may
become a member of the state mill
tary board through the appointment
of Adjt. Gen. William L. McGurrin
TO the wardenship OF Jackson prison.
The adJutant- generalship is expected
TO go 10 Ten. James ~. klOd. OF iona,
who IN now Quartermaster-ge general
and Rogers would naturally succeed
the latter.
Troop n, the IocnI mounted militia
ton muster 90 IS men The troop
ers are drilling hard in anticipation
or taking part in g practice inarch
they Will attend the state g. A II.
reunion. The journey f. to be made
in easy stages with camps and ma
neuVers by the way.
Mrs. Victoria CymbaIOvski. who was
recently acquitted of the murder of
her husband. Will probably be sent TO
Philadelphia by the poor COMMISSION.
She has "a brother there. VINO mas
agreed TO provide for her II her
transportation is paid Her two liitl"
sons will go with her. The woman
has been on the verge of nervous
.pFostratfon since ncr trtHi.
Two daring thieves kidnapped "a heating
Erway No. I95 IlIianls-ave.. sat
urday. No one was at home except
the servant. and when they inform a
her that Mr.. Erway had told them tc
call for the stove, she readily helped
them load II on wagon. in which
they drove away. ETway was dumb
founded when he heard OF tho tan
saction.
The twentieth anniversary of their ar
pointment. 20 the police force was
celebrated by five popular membc -
OF the force with banquet ir the
Hotel Cadillac. Saturday night The
officers wives participated in the ;cs-
tivities. The banqEeters were. nt q
tectives Eli Baker ana George Law
kins, Harbormaster Robert $. Eli
son. and Patrolmrn John Canaan ana
Martin Haley.
An electric automobile bearing license
No. 45OS. and owned by William
Croul. was stolen from i'm front OF
No. 6S5 Jefferson-ave., Sunday even
ing. but was found shortly before
midnight. on Woodward ave, near
Larned-s by Patrolman Steve"
damaged by the JOY riders. An auto
belonging TO Mr. Croufs brother.
Frank III. Croul. police commissioner
be, was stolen a few days ago but
later recovered.
Mayor Breitmeyer has changed the
hour for the gathering to consider
plans for memorial TO the late Will
lam G. Maybury to noon. Tuesday. IL
is expected that a large attendance
OF citizens can be had at this time.
as the meeting is in the mayors Of
fce and convenient for business men.
All citizens are invited TO attepd and
take part. George w. Fowle, who
has taken great interest In the
matter. favors a statue rather than
any OF the other memorial sugSes-
lions.
Hugh kessell. chief engineer Of thr
steamer Adrlatic, Of Picknnds, hn-
ther & Co.'S fleet. which is ittinS out
at Ecorse, was attacked oy gang
OF strikers and sympatllizers ON Lar
ned-8t.. not TAR from w OodWaFu-aNf
Saturday evening. he was very
roughly handled, some Of his dsshil-
ants using bricks and missiles. lie
was badly battered about the head.
Kessell sought refuge I'm police head
quarters as soon as lac could break
away from the crowd lie told Lieut.
Walpole that he recognized one or
the crowd az a fireman VINO had FOL
lowed him from Ecorse. No arr este
have been made as yet.
james y. Carrutb. OF No. al Lysandrr-
st., refused the proif-red assistance
OF tester who wanted to help him
take his newly purchase, Il automobile
home. Carruth was quite sun ne
could manage the machine all aiont.
At Trumbul and Wlii3-aves. he
started TO drive behind IA northlouri
car. when southbound trolley
crashed into the auto Catrdtn
plunged headlorg against the s,"o
OF the car. Tie was unCOnSo ious
when picked NJ. but recovered dftei
Harper ambulance ndJ taken him tU
his home, where DIS. y. r. sherman
and i. w. Henderson attended him.
The automobile may never recover.
The Rev. 4. y. Gregg. Of the Interna-
tIonal Reform burenu, spoke NJ the
v NJ. e.. A.. sunday on the evils oi
the professional lobbyists. He toId
OF the expensive dinners given TO Wi,
over Legislators. of the poker same ;
in which n member Is allowed tn win
$4,000 or more, and of other sCheu Z
to get votes. seven expert lobbyists
can own a legislature he said. 81
they have time and money" lie = 70
| ferred also To DetToits failure To en-
force the law REGARDING S1ndd-
drinking. adding ;hat there is always