The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-23


WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
In the will Of William B~aIs.' Med In
probate court, Monday afternoon, $500
rs lett To the Protestant Orphan
asylum and 5000 TO 81. Mary's nos
pital
City Clerk Nichols has found % pro-
vision In the law which prevents the
testing OF voting machines at The
spring election. This clause orders
that voting machines shall not be
used at an election when they have
not been used in the primary
The explosion OF q gasoline tnnk In one
of the 4. =. mail automobiles. stored
in the garage at No. ~ Randolph ST.
Monday, endangered thousands OF
dollars worth OF machines, but the
blaze was quickly eNtinguishcd by
employees OF the place
y. r. Ingram met with ~ hearty well
come wh~n hc addressed the Broth-
erhood or the Boulevard congrcSa-
tional church. Monday evening. on
municipal ownership OF street rnll-
ways. He maintained that a fran
,hise never settled the question but
only added new annoyanccs.
Mrs. Ern~stfn~ Pnpcnfus, the aged
wonssn found lying In the renr 81
NJ 132 Cadillac boulevard with her
hands and feet badly frozen, Marcr
e. died. Monday. in -. Mary's hos
pital. She was 20 years old, and mad
strayed away from the home OF hcr
daughter at No. i29 I;eals-avc.
The S35OOO diamond necklace, which
Mrs. r.. ID. Csuikins, Of No. 1875 JEFF
fcrson-ave, reported 20 the police as
having been stolen from her home.
some time ago. was found. Monday.
in a bureau drawer where she herself
Lad placed IL. Meanwhile. the police
had been searching for the jewels.
Mrs. Hattie RoscntbaI. recently award
ed . divorce from her husband.
Harry. has been given permanent
alimony OF 81 500. Her SUIT against
her husbands parents, claiming dam
for the alleged alienation OF
his affections has been settled out
OF court The terms are not made
public.
Capt. Henry u. Hanson. of the saliva
ton Army. secured N license Monday,
To marry Angelina a. Beckwith, also
whose home Is IN New York city.
The ceremony Will be performed by
Ensign =. \. Stanyon In the citadel.
Michigan and second aves Wednes-
day evening.
Poisoned by eating raw beans from n
freight crr at Honmnn-avc. and the
railroad. Monday afternoon John q.
WILEY is IN serious condition IN
his home No. 1914 Fourteenth ave.
There was n whole carload OF beans
when Wiley started sampling them
carly in the afternoon. Late In the
afternoon. the Detroit ambulance
was called.
Mrs. Mary Brewer, widow or A. d.
Brewer. who was engaged La the
mercantile business in Grand Rapids
for many years. died. Monday IN tho
home OF her daughter Mrs, fredcIlok
w. stevens. No. 80 woodward ter
race Mrs Brewer was 90 years old.
The funeral services was held In IN"
home Tuesday afternoon and inter
ment Will be in Grand Rapids, We'd
nesday.
Features Of the March dinner of the
Credit Mems nssociation, TO he held
Tuesday evening In the H1tel ROM
chartrain. will be addressed bN conn
u Campbell, speaker OF the Michigan
house OF representatives. and Joseph
Helpfman. OF Parke. Davis q 60.
The former will talk on The Credit
system and Problems ~ Legislation,
vhilc Mr. Ualpfman's subject VIII be
Growing Pains In a Big Business.
The American tnti-AfhnUy society viii
he organized. wednesday evening, In
the confectionery store OF Mrs. Anna
kettel. No. III Dix-aNc- Win whom
the idea originated. The society VIII
have for Cts object the discourage,
mont of flrtations between married
men and female rharmcrs. II is SAID
that many persons Of wealth ana IN
fucnce have become interested I'm the
movement and wtH-icnd tt-ti1etf
moral and financial support.
william Mackenzie. Who became men
tally unbalanced while ON his why
from Lodi. California TO his old home
i'm Boston, was picked M on the
street, Monday afternoon, by Dcte,-
tive Thomas Ially. and Is being held
in police headquarters. pending the
arrival Of his sister from Boston.
Mackenzie had sold a fruit farm IN
Lodi and had wired hts sister Miss
Ida Mackenzie. TO meet him IN De
troit She keptlthc appointment, but
he failed 10 meet her. and she re-
turned 10 Boston. II is learned that
Mackenzie went TO Ann Arbor. In
stead OF meeting her here.
March 4. otto Richter was before Judge
Murphy. charged with the non-pny
ment OF qlimonS TO his vic Otto
admitted that he hadn't paid up and
opined that he would rather stay IN
jaIl than contribute anything To her.
To Jail he went, and there he re-
rnaiped until Monday afternoon. when
ne wrote the Judge that ~ given
chance he would get to work. Re
was given two weeks In which @
make good. william Toepel was an.
other husband who changed his mind
about staying In jail rather than
support hts wife. William also prom
ised to be good IL let out. and he will
report to Judge Murphy In TWO
weeks.
A contest IL due In the council Tuesday
evening over the asphalt cont tracts Of
the department Of public works for
tho year. Chairman Goeschel and
AID Gilman favor accepting the rec
omrnends atoms or COMMISSIONS
Haarer Tor the purchase OF trinidad.
Obispo and Acme asphalt, while Tia"
remainder OF the committee. led bv
Ala F'reiwald. viii contend for a. tfC-
ADVERTISING 80 AS to give tie uiakcrs
OF Malta bTaud auotner Chsncc IL
R~dd%rrtt-ttts -tvetiia- ffr--'r-r-yr
delay of three weeks or month ~
securing the seasons supply. 50 That
the city plant viii have to use eN-
pensive Bermtidcz aEptHlt for all It's
work instead az using a cheaper sort
for the sub-surface.