The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-01
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Guild Of the Church OF the Mes
stah Will hold rug sale. Friday and
saturday. In the New Home Sewing
Machine rooms. No. 22s Woodward
~ ave.
County Treasurer waIdo's report for
March shows the foiiO~ingi Cash ON
hand. March L. sf1.6S2.33, receipts
for the month, sl6i,9S6.aS; disburse,,
ments, tl25,Ssi13. cash on hand
March 81, Ss67St5S.
\ three-months'-oid. Negro bnby boy.
wrapped I'm bundle of dirty rags,
was found shivering on the front
steps OF the home OF r. Berman, No
l.5 Elizabeth-st east, Wednesday
night. patrol wagon removed the
baby 10 the House OF Proyidahce.
IN bill for divorce nIed Wednesday,
AFTERNOON. Mrs. Dora Tnyior alleges
that her husband. Frederick sent her
and their iX-year-old son To the
home OF her parents in Utica. Mich,
last October. and has since refused
10 support her. They Were married
IN 1901. In Caro-. Mich.
W. n. Torrance, of No. 1918 Bsividere-
ave-. was swept from the step of "a
crowded Sherman car on Macomb- st,
"Wednesday evening. when the car
passed close To a coal wagon. lie
was rendered UNCONSCIOUS. but was
revived In a few minutes, and was
able to 40 20 his home on the car.
vnndsls who Hrc believed to have been
prompted by spite because they were
given by the Knights az st. John OF
st EIizabeth's church. cut ana
Slashed the stage curtains in the par
ish hall and mutilated The uniforms
OF the knights. About 5000 dam
age was done
Mr~. &. T.. Rider. ot No. 6ii Warren
ave. west, was burned about the
hands and arms by exploding Saso-
line. which slightly damaged tho
Kitchen OF her home. "Wednesday
Mrs. Rider was using the gasoline
for cleaning when Il exploded. the
IRE WIS extmguished before the de-
partnncnt arrived
I'm the month of March. permits for 3O7
new buildings and az additions, To
cost 5000 were taken out In the
FIRE .nlarshafs Office. This is an In
crease OF s2s6,55o over March. 1905
The total o. the building permits
taken out since Jan. l, shows an In
crease OF los DER cent over the first
quarter OF 1908.
Sixty Detroit school mn'ams Will go to
MnNhington next week their nm
ntfal spring outing and word has
been received from Congressman
DENLY that he has arranged for thcln
60 have chat with President Tart
a week from next Friday In the east
ioon OF the white house. Three
special cars will take the teachers
ON their outing.
Roy NeIain. bartender. 20 yesrs old:
mud Ella I.eese. IG-yenr-oid Girl
"Wednesday. by Justice reagan n u
sequel 10 n pathetic incident Or no
Truant Dfficer Max crossniaa arrest
ed the pair In lodging house last
Friday. hut the girls parents arr ed
70 give McLain his liberty IL iEar-
riage be performed.
Precinct Detective Peter RciWon
made complaint In the recorder
court wednesday, against Charios
Crs npton. No a. Boone-st. charging
him with opening sa loon In re-
stricted district In violation OF the
Watson ordinance CHAMPION, IL IL
said formerly owned saloon in the
same district hut recently moved TO
m new location. This Is the first time
this particular phase OF the ordinance
has been put w. 90 the court.
Thomas Peter Murrin, who served In
che spsuisb-A me rican war. on the
Yosemite. died. Wednesday. while
sitting in n chair I'm his home. No.
213 Michigan-ave. Heart disease
was the cause OF death. MuTrin was
born I'm Detroit 81 years ago. and
lived here all his life. He was con-
tractor and under his supervision a
large number OF Dctroits sidewalks
were constructed Besides his wife
he Is survived by a son and daughter
$50 by Judge swan, Wednesday, on
q charge OF shipping meat for ex-
port without inspection tags The
Arm had shipped some meat 10 New
~
boxes on the way. While the firm
commended that the Sheat had been
properly Inspected. - was deemed
cheaper to pay nominal ine than
20 20 20 the expense OF hunting up
witnesses to- prove the firms inno-
cence.
Anthony Pratt, secretary Of the NUM-
cfpal League. has discovered that the
McKinstry school. McKinstry and
Mcmillan -aves.. with Ii rooms in
GLIDING IL session rooms two recita-
ton rooms and "a Kindergarten, has
n teaching stan OF 90. although the
average attendance is less than the
seating capacity OF the school. which
Is 6as Three OF the teachers. Mr..
Pratt learned, work only half day
each. In 1906. the school got along
with 10 eachers.
Prosecutor Van ZiIe has asked w. ID.
gouthwfck and II. A. Urdyke, repre-
senting the Citizens federation, to
put the federation's request for
grand Jury. TO investigate the police
commissioners failure TO enforce the
liquor laws. I'm the form 81 written
communication. This viii probably
be done. Mr.. Southwlck says all
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