The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-07
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

s,.s BABY only few hour. old, va.
nois-st. early Sunday morning. and
was turned over TO Patrolman Albert
Reiner. who sent IL to the House OF
Providence. The child was thinly
clad. and there was no clue by which
Its parents might be Identified.
Jefferson Sampson, or No. COS Beau
bien-st., was badly cut, sunday, whe n
he stumbled and fell into a box Of old
Hastings and Napoleon-sts. Detroit
ambulance took him to st. Mary's
hospital. weak from loss OF blood. and
almost unconscious. His head and
face are badly lacerated.
hundreds of persons stop To look mt
the weather maps and apparatus In
the kiosk in front OF the city hall
every day; yet do not believe that
half OF them know how to read the
instruments and charts. 1t seems to
me that a lecturer ought TO go with
, the kiosk 10 instruct the people into
the mysteries OF the thing"
emanatinK from Peter Lubenthal's
chicken coop, In the rear of No. 500
Chene-st., at 80 o'clock. Sunday
morning. Patrolman Joseph Hasknh
ter in the coop, busily engaged In
wringing the necks OF the chickens.
He had killed nine. Patrolman Has-
T.. kin took Otto to Chene-sti station.
Arthur schenivar. the two-yesr-oid son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. David schenivar, Of
No Al Batavia-st.. River Rouge. died,
Sunday afternoon. from the effect OF
terrible scalds sustained when he fell
ing about the kitchen OF his home.
saturday afternoon. The little fell
low was believed to have safely
passed the danger point when re-
lapse occurred.
|P. r. Clark, formerly well known m
the head OF the Clark stove a Fur.
mace Repair Co. and lately connected
with the National Machine e. Stamp
cago whence he will go TO Panama.
then across the isthmus and travel
up the coast 10 Portland ore. After
some time in that state. Mr.. Clark
will go to China. the trip to take
about two years.
ne annual outing of the Detroit High
school Alumni association, Will take
place s1tqrday June viii be atbl s9is
contests for boys and girls or al!
ages. baseball games, concert. and
dancing. The steamer Columbia VIII
leave Detroit. with the excursion
party at S:45 In the morning. and
the games will begin as soon as the
island 10 reached.
Falling from q street car ON which he
had attempted TO steal q ride, John
the tracks, unconscious, when Watch
man william Cords. of the American
Radiator Co. noticed his plight and
carried the little fellow TO his home
at No 81 Junction ave, Hamtramck
DIR. Gilbert Robinson restored the lac
TO consciousness, ana learned tnat hs
was not seriously hurt
While handling his fathers Flobert
rife, Russell Knapp, six years old, OF
No. sos Crawford-ave:.. pointed the
gun at his four -year-old sister. Crys-
tai, and accidentally pulling the trig-
ger. struck the little girls head with
a bullet. The shot entered her fore,
head over the left eye, but emerged
not dangerous wound. The police In
vestigated. but decided TO take no
action
The Rev. william Byron Forbush gave
q glowing description of the new edi-
Ace 10 be built by the North WOOD
ward Congregational church. In his
Sunday morning sermon. he denleo
the assertion recently made by Arch
itect Ralph A. Cram that non-iiturgi-
cal churches have no right to the
Gothic style OF architecture. The
Cothic he said, Ia the church OF MS
toric English Christianity. and Is the
Congregationalists' too, by descent
and association.
Searching for n leak I'm the roof, by
lighting matches I'm the attic OF the
building at Nos. 210-2i0h Griswoid,
St. shortly after o'clock sunday
night the searchers are believed to
have accidentally caused a blaze
which did nearly $1,000 damage &c
f,arabees saloon. both just finished
Floods OF water. pumped In py tnt
hre department, were responsive TOT
most OF the damage. the nre proving
a very stubborn one.
August Grubbs, who has been a fugi-
tive since he shot his wife through
the neck after quarrel In their
home, No. 1889 Grandy ave, April 20
1907, returned to Detroit last Satur-
day. and went to the home of hi.
sister-in-law. Mrs. John Ganke. oil
No. 1924 st. Aubin-ave. She notineo
the police. and Ssrgt r peaeri Gru sbs
under arrest. His wife, whose LIE
was saved by the timely interference
of John Schulz. boarder,, recovered
from her wound. and Will probably
appear as a witness against her hus'
band.
Joseph Zaminski WINS the name gtver
ny q man found lying uncoIsciou; - y.
f some Ied No Sa sSi riiimanoave'. earl,
Sunday morning. AT first supposed
20 be dead, the man was carried Int
the house, where he was revivea, an:
ride. and had managed to drag him
self to Dunaskfs yard, when ne col
iapsed He was sent to Grace nos
pital, where Il was found that ne
was not seriously injured. though ne
was badly bruised, ana sunereo IRON
shock.
Mayor Breitmeyer has been investigat
ing the conditions surrounding tn
laying OF new tracks by the ID. U. X
and the complaints that the street
are being kept In a torn,up cona aI
A satisfied that such IL not the case
Commissioners Haarer has made II
rule that the concrete must be lai
40 days before he Will allow pavin
20 be laid" says the mayor. Thi
makes for greater solidity and pre-
tions which might occur were tn
work to be rushed while the concret
a still soft and fresh. 1t Is better
in the long run. to have the worI
done right"
n tract Of 90 acres on Grntiot-ave. ha
lutheran Gethsemane Cemetery as
i ISOLATION, and will be converted Int
burying ground that VIII ran
among the finest in the city. A fun
Droyement OF the properly. and Theo
dore J. Richter. clerk OF Judge Rohn
ert's court, has been chosen TO direc
the work. The officers OF the asso
citation are; Herman schroeder. pres
n August Pashke, treasurer; Gustav
Il Caste, secretary; Niels Peterson
II financial secretary; Ernest Wenze
H Chas Tomm, Lewis Paselk, Fred Gas
H te. directors.
sixty new lawyers will be graduate
from the Detroit College Of Law a
exercises to be held I'm the Detrol
Opera house. Friday night. IL Is Tn
iargett class the college ever had. II
members coming from all over tn
the opera house orchestra; the Rev
William g. Sayres Will address tn
graduates, and addresses will be de