The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
WHERE LIFE -
WORTH LIVING
Ha.rsr. OF the DEPART

Commissioner Haarer, OF the DEPART
ment OF public works, viii send a
communication TO the council Tues
day night, requesting permission TO
order the removal OF a garbage chute
extending out from the Richter no.
tel into the alley
statements were nled I'm probate court
Monday afternoon, showing that the
Penberthy Injector Co. had made
settlements with the families or
dozen OF the victims OF the disastrous
explosion OF ten years ago when ~
persons were killed. The amount Is
said TO be 800 I'm each case.
Charged with the theft OF n violin from
saloon near brush and Lnrned-sss''
Joseph Boluski, 20 years old. OF To-
ledo. and Frank Johnson. Is, OF bay
City. were arrested. Monday night
They had the violin when arrested
and confessed that they had stolen H.
Despite tho testimony of witnesses that
Marcel L.. Hude spent his enrninks
and his allowance OF 5000 per year
from his mothers estates, In CAMP,
ling, compelling his wife and chiId
TO live in poverty. Judge HulDert nas
decided that he In not spendthriii.
and has denied the petition OF MS
wife TO have guardian named'
Lieut.. James Mcnamara. of scotten
station, learned, Monday morning. OF
serious automobile accident III
which his brother, John MCNAMARA.
Saturday night Mcnamara was run
down by an auto at Jererson-ave.
and Dubois-st., and knocked 10 ths
pavement. sustaining a fracture or
one arm and breaking two ribs HIS
Condit ion Is serious.
II. 4. Moore, who was held by the po-
lice pending AN Investigation into the
death OF Paul Seelig. with whom
Moore had night on Dec. 8, and who
died four days later, was released
by Justice Stein. Monday. Detective
Parker's investigation Into Seeligs
death proved that natural causes
We're responsible. and that Seelig did
not die from the effects of a blow.
A Jury In Judge Murpby's court Mon
day afternoon returned a verdict "f
S5eO in favor OF John Warner. in his
suit against Caesar and Edmund
Bomya proprietors OF the Bomya no.
tel I'm River Rouge II was testified
that the hotelmen used more force
than necessary In eJecting warner
from their hotel. pounding him se-
Verely and breaking his leg.
A large number of subscriptions to the
Detroit Tuberculosis Snnitoriun fund
have been made within the past two
days and although comparatively
email In amounts, indicates wide
interest in the project. Those IN
charge OF the fund say they would
rather have number or smali
pledges than one large one. because
of the greater interest thus indi
Gated. Teh total amount TO date ~
sl6.412 SO. All subscriptions should
be- sent TO Frank B. Leland. Detroit
United bank. or 10 Austin r. wing,
According 10 Secretary y. u. Williams.
of the Associated Charities, Detroit
crs have been very generous in
Christmas giving To- charity this year
and every poor family In the city Will
bc provided for in some way Both
the Associated Charities and the
municipal poor commit ission refused
to furnish names OF people to the
American Salvation Army TO whom
that organization could donate
Christmas baskets purchased with
money collected on the streets Of tho
city. because il is not recognized as
Park Commi--ioner HurIbut IN worried
over the difficulty of regulating the
small docks at Belle Isle and has
Counsel Penniman about the matter.
There arc several launch ferries OPP
Grating TO and around the island. and
these stop regularly at the small
docks But the owners OF other
launches want to use the same docks.
and. under the law. seem TO have the
same right 10 them Hurlbut wants
to know how to adopt regulations
that will give the ferries rights
without interfering with the rights
OF others.
enc defense "a day In the recorders
court. Henry Pearson. No. 1870
Woodward-ave., was acquitted. Mon
day. of n charge or keeping his
loon open on Sunday. when he plead
~ cd that his bartender and porter were
in the saloon, repairing the pipes
where they had broken. Monday af-
ternoon. Robert Nedcrlander No. lSl