The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-23
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

District Attorney watson and Special
Examiner DeWoOdy, of the depart
ment OF Justice. went TO lansing
Tuesday. pewoody Is to- be add
mitted 10 practice before the su-
preme court OF Michigan.
Burglars cut out n panel I'm the renr
door OF John Trix's brass foundry,
No l73 Fourteenth ave. some time
Tuesday night. and stole 49s pounds
or brass, getting away with their
plumber without leaving clue. De-
tectives OF Trumbull station are
working on the case.
Charles Kern. FRUSTRATED by the heat,
Monday evening, while riding his
bicycle home after days work OF
shingling roof in the hot sun, Is
recover /, though the physicians who
attended him thought that the stroke
would prove fatal Kern Is at MS
home. No. 257 Grandy-ave.
While Thomas Horsmnn, proprietor OF
the Hotel Arlington, No. - Wood
ward ave, was busy In his barroom.
Tuesday evening some nervy thief
sneaked into his office and stole the
cash box from the pay station tele-
phone The thief cut the wire TO
prevent the buzzer from sounding
any alarm.
Judge Phelan, ON Tuesday, dismissed
the a.sanlt and battery case aE" Ib,
Harry Hunt. In which Mabel Hla4
had appeared complainant. \
short time ago the Judge received a
letter from the Rial girl. who de
Detroit to prosecute Hunt, and that
she wanted him TO go free.
On account of recent changes In train
schedules. IA mail now closes mt IL 100
a. IN. daily for Buffalo Boston and
New York city. and all points east
OF Buffalo. due at Buffalo at p. m;
N ,or ,o'so a m. a mail Tor St Louis
Mo and the southwest closes at 4;3O
o. m. due at ST. Louis 1888 a. m
whue delivering papers, Tuesday
night. Harvey Hengesbach, aged 10,
was bitten in the leg by dog owned
by Charles Reske, coal dealer AZ NO.
Az JOS Campau- The lad was
taken TO his home, No. l54 jay ST.
and the wound was cauterized, while
the animal Is held for examination
by physicians az the hoard OF health.
walter Ciesiak, the boy who stole -
bottles of wine and was sent 10 the
dArcambal farm by Judge Rohnert'
escaped from that institution. tues
day and returned home There ne
was found by the truant ofncers anu
escorted 10 the detention room lie
was returned TO the farm with the
offer OF liberty in 10 days II he Is a
good boy.
-ef verdict xa22- the full amount
OF his claim as balance due LOT iu
neral expenses against the estate OF
william r. Barker. former furnl.
ture dealer in Judge Palmers court
Tuesday afternoon Welch's charge
for the funeral was 1925 but Judge
allowed the balance. with interest
A .mnu blaze of unknown origin did
about 500 damage To the residence
OF Clark Van Arsdale, NO: oso beau
bien- st shortly after midnight
Chemical engine, responding TO
stiiI alarm. quickly eNtingulshed
small blaze In bedroom oVsL, AneA
Sweeny's saloon, No. 16e Gratiot-ave.'
al o'clock Wednesday morning.
The damage will not amount TO more
than $50.
vincent Alec, a !4-year,oid ,,,
10 a good, sound thrashlng' TO DC ad-
ministered by Court Ofhcer farrlns
ton. for his chronic onense OF run
ming away from school The lad
father. who had been charged WIN
failing to send the lad TO school. had
offered the defense that he was un,
able to make Vincent GO Inc lau
nromised TO play hockey no more,
and the father was warned TO keep
him in school or he severely dealt
with.
Attorney Warn y. Choate was showing
70 his friends about the county
building Tuesday. n potato whIch
grew in his garden this spring The
6otato was about three inches in
length and two inches wide. Il was
IN the ground just SO days. rms is
remarkably large potato Mr.
Choate says, and ne ought 10 xiv,
- ebout in Handsomely lined box,
resting in n bed of fine cotton bat,
ting The tuber Is OF the poNeo
family.
Tn. funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Balsley.
who died Tuesday morning, VIII be
held Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock in the family home, NO. 4sO
Howard-st Mrs. Balsley was the
widow OF Theodore 5. Balsley and
mother OF former Park Commissioner
Harry BaIsley. She has been III Tor
some three years following a stroke.
Of paralysis suffered at the time OF
her husbands death. She was I8
wears old Surviving her are three
Children, George S. and Harry Bals,
ley. and Mrs @. II. Hazard all Oh
Detroit.
Burglars who climbed through = cellar
window Of Frank r. smiths resi-
dence, No. 321 National-aNe AT
noon Tuesday. Will doubtless be
pleased TO learn that the dime whlch
they took together with three pom
mics. was a counterfeit. The Is cents
constituted, the entire plumber Inc
same thieves are believed to nave
entered the residence OF Mrs. Charles
Hegner No 700 Brooklyn ave, some
time between / and o'clock Tuesday
xultb parvoa In