The Detroit times., 1909-04-07
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


A verdict for $500 against the ID. u.
=. wss returned by Jury In J"dSe
I'm favor OF John Green. who was In,
1ured when Forrest. car started
while he was stepping aboard.
Lightning severed an electric light
ayes. during Tuesday nights storm.
and the mare OF the escaping current
caused someone To turn In an alarm
OF fire. When the department ar
rived, an electrician was at work on
the break. which was soon repaired.
The Rev. VI. 4. strttch, y. -. will de-
liver q lecture on "Joan OF Arc. I'm
the l.irnt Guard armory, SUNDAY,
April IS for the benefit OF the new
Italian church To be erected at Fort
and Hastings-sts. This lecture Will
be OF special interest owing TO the
recent beatihcation or the Maid OF
Orleans.
Noel Durand, of River Rouge, called
n q witness I'm the case of Richard
Reno and Ulid King, charged win
illegal voting. was arrested on order
OF Justice DeGaw. Tuesday after
noon. Durands testimony aroused
the suspicion OF the Justice * Is
alleged that he voted under an as
sume1 name.
Theophile Dubois, one OF the fore
most living organists and composers
will be sung by the choir or II,
Johns church, Woodward ave. ana
Htgh-st this evening at $50. This
cantata as rendered last year ere
ated very favorable impression.
Daniel Duggan and y IL schumacher
viii be the soloists.
Preliminary plans for spring cam
psign against tuberculosis were dis
cussed at "a meeting OF the orgahlza
,cuiosis society. in the Hotel Point
chartrain, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
w. A. McGraw suggested the torma
ton OF classes for the spreading OF
knowledge as to the best means OF
lighting the plague
Jsmes Mcdowell, of No. - Hastings
at, WINS nrraigned before Justice
Reattie IN Wyandotte. Tuesday.
charged with stabbing William Roll
in the neck with his pocket knife
Mcdowell stood mute. but later dc,
riared that ne was 80 drunk ne did
not know what he was doing. Roll
Was putting Mcdowell on Detroit
bound car when hc was STABBED. tls
condition is not serious.
Mrs. james Keeier, music teacher Nv
tnu at No. III Aicxandrine-aNe. west
reported 10 the police. Tuesday after
noon. that she was attacked by TWO
footpads shortly before midnight,
Monday near Woodward and Alex
andrine- aves. Mrs. kee<r SAID that
one of the men attempted TO hold his
hand over her mouth. while the other
reached for her handbag. She kicked
and scratched her assailants. and they
fed
when FIR. r.. Giemet. of the Church of
Our Indy OF LOurdes, River Rouge,
entered his study. Tuesday night
during the rainstorm. he was sur
prised TO lind a bedraggled stranger.
soaking wet sitting on pile OF
books and apparently making him
self at home. The man oHered no
explanation for his presence, ana tr:
Glemet put him out. Then he called
Marshal Osborne. but the stranger
had disappeared
sThr profit. OF the ID. L. II. watered
stock are being used daily To bride
Jurors and To appoint their own en-
ployes as members or the jury pan
els declared Attorney Charles >.
Hampton, IN an address before the
church. Tuesday night. lie chhrac-
terized the jury system IN wayne
county as rotten 20 the corr anu
declared that every lawyer and Judge
IL aware OF the fact. school In
spector-elect George NJ. Condor, of
the Fourteenth ward. also addressed
the club briefly.
Frank Bieber. % popular printer of De-
troit, died Tuesday night. as the re-
suit OF cold contracted Few days
ago which developed into pneumonia.
Bieber had been employed In the
composing room Of the Detroit Free
Press for the last Fl years. and Just
week previous to his death com
planned OF slight cold. Pneumonia
developed and he sank rapidly. dying
in the home OF his mother. No. rs
Fsrrand-avc. Biebcr was 80 years OF
age, and was member or the De-
trJit Typographical union. Besid
his mother. he is survived by four
brothers.
from I. r.. Cron's grocery store. JEFF
ferson-avs. and Beauble ST, closed
on account Of bankruptcy proceed
ings. was frustrated. Tuesday after
noon, by Patrolman William Fisher.
The officer saw the side door 81 the
grocery open, and investigating. saw
two men running down the alley
with showcase He fired a shot
from his revolver. when the men
dropped the showcase and ran. es
Gaping Cron tiled petition IN
bankruptcy Monday. In the United
states court. setting his liabilities at
$1,000. and his assets at $3.50.
Binghsm's Lakeside Inn, which Will
lam H. bingham has conducted ON
the lake shore near Mt Clemens FOR
several years, has been bought BY
Frederick Rohde for $4,000. and he
Will take possession May L. Mr..
Rohde is man OF long experience
I'm the hotel and cafe business. lie
learned the business of steward In
the royal kitchens In SaXony lie
has conducted the Fort Sheridan
park ia Chicago, and Fairview park.
Dayton. He was steward OF the De-
troit Yacht club for several years.
and for the past year and a half has
been connected with the Harmonic
society In similar CAPACITY.
G. r.. Rose, who says ne halls from
sunfeld. Mich. landed In the central
police station. Tuesday night. be-
cause he was unable TO get cash
for a 500 note, with which To- pay a
staNicab bill. Rose, who declared that
his mission In Detroit was in connec-
ton with his proposition to corner
the market on nve-Cent thcaters,
climbed into a taNicab In front OF
the Griswold house. The man TO
whom he presented his check refused
20 cash IL, II is said and the alert
chauffeur drove To the central sta
ton TO get an explanation from Mi.
Rose, of Sunheld The young man
was not hello. but was advised to
settle his bill. "wednesday
Rival undertskers' association. of the
city are NJ odds over the ordinance
passed by the council last week. re-
quiring undo rtakers To obtain IL
ccnse from the local authorities as
wen as tron the state. The Detroit
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