The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-24
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Leo Kowalski, of No. 1240 Hivnrd-st.,
IL In 81. Mary'- hospital with a
dangerous knife wound over the lev
eye the result OF a night AT
Polish wedding at Dubois-st anu
Kirby-ave.. late Wednesday night
Albert Kuthomba. Russian Pole 10
locked up In Chene-st. station on
charge OF assault. pending the out
come OF his victims injuries
Capt. Frank a. Newberry, who hgSrcd
in the Annie smith scandal, r. not
expected TO resume his police duties,
as-his- health has been broken ever
since he was relieved OF his com
mand OF Scotch station by Police
Commissioner Smith. Newberry:
when he was reduced TO the rank OF
patrolman. started out TO walk his
beat. but varicose veins caused MIN
been on extended leave of absence
since the first OF February.
Inheritance tax ON the estnte of s348,-
- ono left by Mrs L. IL. Medbury. who
died April g. 1900. was computed IN
the office Of Judge Durfee. .wednes.
day The tax amounts TO $i.9is. OF
which 1851 is assessed againss
Helen l. Coyle. who received 500 $500
taxed more highly because she was
not relative OF the deceased III
heritanee tax was also computed on
the 500 900 estate OF Patrick IA
Dwyer, former secretary OF the poor
commission.
The eastern district of the evangelical
synod of Iowa and other states IL
holding its annual convention IN
Holy Cross church. Joseph Campau-
ave. and lllinois-st. The convention
opened Thursday and continues unti
Monday. Besides adjusting the many
business affairs. this body VIII ais
4 cuss The Christians Relation 10 the
Labor Question" and also suggos,
tions Tor the advancement ara
growth OF the sunday school About
rs ministers and laymen are expect
cd 10 attend
Waiter =. Harshn, as muster I'm chan
cery la the ease OF Ralph L. Aldricn'
receiver for the Michigan savings q
Loan association against a numpcl
Of debtors OF that concern. has beca
ordered 10 appear before Judsc
Swan Monday 10 show cause why nc
should not certify 20 certain proceed
ings In the case Harsha has insist
ell on finishing the case In ms new
office in The Hammond building IN
stead of returning TO the circuit
court clerks office 10 hold hearings
desired by the attorneys
The city's vacation schools and play
grounds viii open Monday, June -,
announces George II. Parker, SUPER
visor OF this department The play
grounds are located at the followinG
schools Barstow. CLANCY, Huophrd'
Tappan Tilden and Trowbridge, and
at the Ducharme Fairgrounds, Joseph
thasa the sm %aa NeWberry' rnaen
and Trowbridge Fairgrounds are neM
this year. The Clinton and l.utheld
grounds have been abandoned.
Johu Forxascb, n Deirsy Hungarian.
wants "A warrant for the arrest OF
-Adolph Welsz the Hungarian rear
estate and ticket agent who was
taken to Fairmount, w. Va. Wednes-
day TO answer a charge OF abscond-
ing with 1900 the property or avs
infant ward. Ave years ago rot
gasch declares that he bought piece
OF property on contract from WeisS
paving him 500 TO settle the title To
the place. and that he mas SIN.
learned that the property was hot
for sale He wants a warrant charg-
ing Weisz with embezzlement
Fred Miller, n member of the board OF
appeared before Justice Jenrics.
"Wednesday. charged with beating ms
wife so severely that partial para
ysis Is alleged to have resulted. only
n small portion OF the testimony wa
taken when an agreement was
reached between the court ana thc
attorneys; by which the case ,s was Was
that the case will be dropped beioi
the next hearing Miller is sald 20
be suffering from the enects on an
accident some years ago, from Whlch
he never fully recovered.
EN- route tn HIS home In Traverse city,
after working ps strike-brcakcr ON
the steamer Queen city Tony Ma
iulo ran foul OF some striking lake
seamen in the saloon at No. 2O9 JEFF
ferson-ave.. Wednesday afternoon
and was given a severe otdtlnE -.
escaped from the men and made his
way TO police headquarters, where
the patrol wagon called for him ana
took him TO the city physicians OF,
fee. His head and face were cut anu
hruised and he was bruised about
the body Makula had left his ship
at n small port In Ohio and was r..
turning TO his home when he dropped
into one of the strikers stronghoids
for n drink.
Frnnk Harper, of No. f26 Mack-avc.,
had a narrow escape from serious In
fury when he collided. on his motor
cycle with Barney EVeretts auto
mobile as Everett attempted 70
make n sudden turn from Woodward
ave to Alexandrine- ave. to escape
arrest by Motorcycle officer Fields
Everett is alleged 10 have been driv-
ing at speed OF about % miles an
hour. and the officer was in hot pur-