The Detroit times., 1909-07-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
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hand concertsi Monday evening, belie
IsieJ Tuesday afternoon, Palmer park.

Band cOncertsi Monday evening, Belle
IsieJ Tuesday afternoon, Palmer park
Evangelist w. II. Newell speaks I'm Me-
Gregor mission Monday evening.
Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Reese Miss Reese
and I. PERTH will he passengers an
the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm III
which sails for Europe from New
York, Tuesday.
On the occasion of the Adcraft club,
fourth annual river party, ON the
steamer Columbia, "Wednesday even
ing, the burletta. Alice in Wonocf
land will be presented with sue a
Detroit tavorites as Mrs. Grace Grey
Brown. Mrs. Charles Parker, Marshal
Pease and Allan Wallace, singing the
leading roles.
Mrs. Margaret Latsrnnge, bishop Of the
Church of the New Thought, ON Win
der-st, which she founded, has den
nitely refused To become pastor al
the church for another term Mrs
LaGrange was formerly a spirituaiisi
and IL - said that she feared that
her former connection with that sect
hindered her In hcr new work In De-
troit
John }. Gohmyon, OF Bay city. an EN-
DlOye of the ID. II. !. a W. Ferry 90.
attempted 10 prg open window win
sharp knife. The knife slipped and
landed the man almost bled To death
He was taken To -. Marys hospital
in the East End ambulance and the
flow Of blood was stopped. lie VIII
recover.
Mrs. Augusta koehier. aged 81, and
for IS years a resident OF Detroit
. died sunday in her home, No 4b'
I Seventeenth;st She was the widow
/ OF William Koehler. who formerly
conducted milk business on the west
i side. She leaves six children. three
sons land three daughters. the Iu
noon, with interment in Woodmere
A speeding automobile crashed into a
wagon In which Rudolph Piankster
John Dihle. and William Nogel wet,
riding, AT Gratiot.ave. anu Superior
ST. Sunday afternoon, partlall Is
wrecking the wagon and thr0wins
all three men 10 the pavement Al
were injured, but honc seriously
Plankster and Dlhle live at No. IS
Cleyeland-st while Nogel lives al
No. al cAene-st.
sActinx Superintendent Judd Lombard
~ the why they will have tn refer Ia
the dappe- and gentlemanly theli
taker when that detective toIloWi
out Police Commissioner Crouls lat
| est order Commissioner Croul does
not want the superintendents otnCc g
left unadorned at any time OF the
day and while Supt. Downey Is out
during the day. Lombard Will take
his place Capt. Jesse Mack Is stu
TO act as night superintendent.
With his clothing badly torn and nj.
Falkner OF Pontiac, reported nj pc
lice headquarters that he was at
|, tackled by three thugs In an alley
! near Bates and Woodbridge-sts sun
DAY night, and robbed OF Sl5.5O. AL
the money that he had. Falkner said
that he put mp a night. but that one
of the, bandits held hts arms behinl
him and second beat and choked
him. while the third man rihed his
pockets An officer loaned nam
enough money TO get home
sp~ciai Officer John MaIkOwski. of the
Grand Trunk. refused tn lot blood
ties stay his hand when he ana Or
dcer John Woznack caught gang
OF men breaking into freight lars
near the Theodore-st. crossing early
Saturday morning. Malkowski recog
nized one OF his relatives, but when
the men ran. he drew his revolver
and shot at them. Anthony BorN
fell and injured himself on the tracks
and was captured. The men had
Al 900 worth OF boxed goods read?
for removal from the cars when they
were surprised by the officers.
Ioui. Galnnis, the shoe stand proprie-
tor robbed OF $500 by two strange
creeks the other day has received
n Seattle paper with an account Oh
how two men OF the same descrlp-
tion stole $1,000 from "a Greek sa-