The Detroit times., 1909-03-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

County Auditor Milton Oaknan L. a
victim OF grip, and has been con-
fned TO his home for several days
q large photograph of rstroimnn
known Italian In the tenderloin over
year ago. now adorns the walls OF
the central station along win thc
pictures or other officers VINO lost
their lives In the line of duty.
Failing from "A west-bound Deiray car
from WHICH she was niiEhnng 80
Copeland-ave., Mrs. Joseph bIesu i
struck her head heavily on the pave
fnent. and was carried home uncon-
scious by her brother, John zones.
IL out Of office but the big stick u
there just the same. Maybe the par
81 or and It's been smoothed down a
little but us there The r sqSsTIi ee II
even IL II isn't In Rough hluer
uniform"
Justice Binder, of Hamtramck, has Is
sued a warrant charging Mrs. Annie
Oss OF that village with assault and
battery on the complaint OF MaA
David, Detroit peddler. David says
Mrs. Oss attacked him with a broom =
stick when he went To her nom" 10
collect IA bill.
r. }. Wilson, of No. 262 Woodland
ave-, II one of the heirs Of the 1900
900. 900 Trinity church property III
New York. now in litigation Will
son can trace his descent from the
famous Drake family. his family tree
going back to Anneke James Dol
lardus of Holland. In 1880
A verdict of no cause OF action was
returned by jury I'm Judge Hos
mer's court. THURSDAY a,ierh11om, ~
the case brought by Mrs. Bertha
Robson against her aged orother IN =
laws, James and Eurotus ROBSON l"T
damages for the alienation OF the Al :
fections of her eX-husband5 George
w. Robson.
Sitting I'm their home, No. I26 LeaNhN-
ST, Thursday night. the family OF
Thomas Kennedy noticed llSht ia
the parlor. and, investigating, FOUND
the house was on fire. Mi. Kennedy
extinRuished the blaze with the ara
OF teakettle before the nre depart
rnent arrived The origin OF the hre
Is mystery.
One OF the big conventions OF the year
I'm Detroit will he TINT of the Master
Plumbers 10 be held here the third
week I'm June. This organization
will bring about 2.oOO members TO
the city. The convention purJ 5es
been angling for this convention iol
long time
Bankruptcy Referee Harlow u. DnNock
has decided that drawing one-fourth
OF ones income from a farm does no,
make one farmer. Chas. -. W nal,S
OF Adrian had an interest In tarn.
claimed 10 be- a farmer and asked ioF
certain exemptions Under the de-
cision. he does not get the eNenp-
lions and his creditors beneht.
Walter SmOiInsky, Wtiiinm Nohc"e',
John koncbel. Charles ThieI an"
John Alar, all young men, Were ar
raigned before Judge lIosmer. Thurs-
daV afternoon, on the chaTB" OF
shooting and stealing four pigs ana
a calf. the property OF Anvil Arndt,
Springwells farmer. All pleaded no'
guilty and were bound over Tor trlaL
George T.. Thompson was presented
chest of silver I'm recognition OF MS
Ia years service as director OF lhe
choir OF the Cass ave. Metnodis'
church. in his home No. 1903 Rose
dialect Thursday evening. tn" siI-
yer was the gift of the members or
the congregation. Mr.. Thompson re-
Gently resigned his position IN TIE
choir
DIR. 4. VI. Barrett. professor of nerN-
Gus diseases In the medical depart
mrnt az the University OF MichiSah'
delivered an address. Thursday even
ing in the Detroit Museum or AR.
and in the course of his remarks de
clared that the Emmanuel moveme Ht
Is dangerous irf the hands OF othcr
than mon of medical training ana
knowledge.
August ElIerhOlz. steeiNOr:.er, em-
pioyed ON the kanter building. which