The Detroit times., 1909-07-06
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

band ConcertsI Palmer Park this, nf-
'ernoeni Clark Park this evening.
Belle Isle temperatures Air. 7iI
Lemuei Leroy Flint. the Royal Oak
fnrm hand who received a. charge OF
heavy shot from "A shotgun In the
stomach, Monday morning, Is still In
"a serious condition in st. Marys hos
pital. but favorable reports were
given out Tuesday
George L.. Jocelyn. clerk In the fraf-
ne department Of the pere Marquette,
was struck by "A speeding automobile
as he was leaving the Union depot
Monday moor. and though he was
thrown some distance and sustained
a painful scalp wound. the driver or
the auto failed TO stop. Jocelyn's
hurts were dressed by Dr. @. :. Field.
OF No. 319 Trumbull-ave.
The Independence Day celebration OF
Raymond Schultz. aged ~, grew bois-
terousl Monday night when ne en-
tered the house at No. 81 Catherine
st. and commenced TO wave Il large
revolver, threatening TO shoot up the
place Several women In the place
grew panicky and summoned the pa
troll wagon. which took Raymond 10
the central station. He gave his ad-
dress as No. Ss4 Orleans-st.
$ ShIrty men In charge of Justice George
II. Jones, of Trenton, worked all day
Monday dynamiting the river near
Crosse Isle, I'm the hope OF bringing
20 the surface the bodies Of Alexan-
der Drouillard. Laurence Lucier'
August Beausetour. and Peter DOW
drowned OF Crosse Isle. Sunday.
Dragging was abandoned early In the
day on account or the rocky condi-
tion OF the river bed The work or
dynamitinR will be continued.
Elmer Sey, aged Z, of No. 1881 Hast
ing.-st.. was bitten ON the left leg by
dog owned by Edward Monettc. OF
No. 237 PiQuette-ave. east. Monday.
and the dog has been turned over TO
the police OF Bethune station to be
watched for traces OF rabies Dr. O.
= Bell OF No $3.50 Beaubien-st.. at
tended the boy. Mrs a, Young. OF
No. $40 LaSalle, st. reported to the
police that her six-year-old daughter
was bitten by dog owned by
neighbor.
Miss Agnes Wright, the 10-yenr-old
man on the Trumbuii line. was rem
dered unconscious when she plunged
headlong through the open door or
Fourteenth car. from which she
was about 10 alight at Bagg-st. and
Fourteenth-av Monday night. She
was carried into a nearby residence
and attended by DR.. T. NJ Hart, VINO
found that no bones We're broken.
Miss Wright was taken TO her home
In n taxicab.
Micbaelena Kapolifczishka, the Russian
girl whose serious illness caused the
arrest OF two young Poles who had
furnished her with headache pow
ders. has recovered consciousness.
and is reported. at Red Cross hospi-
tai. on the high road to recovery.
The two young men were released
from custody Monday after Detec-
tives Sullivan and Steinhebel had In
vestigated the case and learned that
the girl had taken three headache
powders at one dose.
Some 5000 people attended the laying
of the cornerstone OF the new beth
Jacob synagogue Montcalm-st east,
between Hastings and 81. Antoine
SITS, Monday afternoon. huge tent
was erected for the occasion and was
handsomely decorated. The president
OF the congregation, NJ Kaufman.
called the meeting TO order and the
ceremonies were In charge OF Charles
G. Simons. Addresses were delivered
by Mayor Breitmeyer. Judge Alfred
J Murphy. Rabbi Ashishkin. II. w.
Slmons Rabbi Marguelius. OF Cleve-
land and B. Il. Selling.
Instead Of being an assistance to the
local lodge OF Elks I'm raising money
to bring the 1910 Grand Lodge re-
union here. the Mackay European cir
Gus. given at the u a. c. grounds all
last week was a failure. The organ
tzation disbanded Monday noon and
both OF the Independence Day per
formances were called on. About the
only thing that paid a dividend to
the Elks I'm connection with the affalr
was the German village. where the
collar-makinR Industry was remunes-
ative The Elks paid the railroad
hills for bringing the show here and
also board bills and other expenses.
Andrew Mackay. proprietor or the
shcw lid not make specified pay
ments on some animals leased from
W p. Hall. OF Lancaster. Mo. and
this led TO the closing up or the con-
Germ About 100 employees were left
stranded by the shows closing.