The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
WHERE LIFE IS
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The inheritance tax the estate of
Harriet h. strinEhnnl, amounting TO

The inheritance tax the estate OF
Harriet h. strinEhum, amounting to
$2.eSO, was paid into the probate
court. Tuesday afternoon. The per-
sonal property OF tie estate was
valued at SSl.i3p.62. From this es-
tate Harper hospital was bequeathed
$4,000.
Some Beau Brummel burglar entered
the residence al =. q. iinrris, No. 800
tifth-st, Tuesday afternoon. ana
maa, a safe getaway WIN 20 pairs
OF new socks, 20 new silk handker-
chiefs, 5O-cent necKtte. a bottle OF
pcrfumcry, and a bottle of toilet wa
ter. The police are working on the
case.
I O. J. DunkeIberg and william J. Mar
shall were the men who receive the
highest standing in the examinations
for assistant boiler Inspector recently
held by special commission Inc
matter OF their appointment was re-
ferred TO the ways and means COM
mittee by the common council Tues
day night.
john Jml ecAy, of No. 1910 Jos. Campau-
AVE.. the I'oiisn lstoorer, VINO was
working for tns NiAton company UNI
der the -Angllclzed name OF John MI
Ter. dieu IN Grace hospital, Tuesday
afternoon. from the effects or ms
head-lons fail from the roof OF the
Hotel brunswick. CaAs ana Grand
Rtyer-aves
Arthur ZirIinskI, six years old,
rum over by dare wagon, Tuesday
aIIernOon, as nc WAS Praying IN front
of his nome, NO. 1913 Duoois-st. TIE
little fellows leIt leg was badly
fractured lie was carried To- nls
home. wnere Dr. NJ. G.. Caughcy at
tended him. and THINKS ne viii re-
cover, 'fhe driver or the dirt wagon
Is not known.
That Judge Rohnert's Juvenile court
bill, now before the legislature, bas
the approval OF the attorneys OF De-
troit. is shown by the largely-signcd
petition circulated among the lave
yera urging upon the legislature the
Adoption OF tne bill The propose ton
TO circulate the petition came from
the lawyers, the first to move being
Charles IA. Graves. of Graves, Hatcn
n Massey.
All logged out I'm n new green suit, and
ned hat to match, 40 say nothing OF
new iT-Iewel watch. Albert Davis,
a farm hand from Rochester, Mich,
WIS arrested Tuesday night by-Be-
charged with stealing $40 from, his
employer John Busse, of Rochester.
and IL is alleged that he purchased
the new toys and the watch with a
part OF the stolen money y deputy
sheriff took him to Rochester.
Becoming confused ~ he attempted 20
cross Jenerson-nve., at Cass-st., I'm
front Of west bound Woodward
car. Tuesday night. James Moore. 81
years old. was Knocked down ana
badly bruised about the head and
face. Motorman Herbert Mills had
noticed the aged mans plight. ana
set the brakes down hard, so the car
was moving at slow rate when
the accident happened. Moore was
taken to 81. Mary's hospital
A scheme Of having the paper money
OF the country printed ON papers OF
different colors that the demon
nations OF bills could be told at once
from their tint, which was suggested
TO the treasury department some time
ago by DIR. j. III. Carstens, IL now
being taken up by the bureau or
printing and engraving. Dr. Car
ranntNah a from IL
rector j. l.. Ralph saying that ex-
periments are being made TO that end
A meeting OF the Detroit Dar nssocia-
tion viii bc held wednesday, after
noon to discuss the proposed change
In the Michigan courts from the com
mon practice as now followed 10
practice based upon the reformed
1udicature acts OF Great Britain and
Canada. The members OF the assoc
citation will also discuss the PROPOSE
ton TO send Ave representatives to
lansing to urge upon tho legislature
the appointment Of two more circuit
court Judges for Wayne county
Roy Mcclure, OF No. $50 Fourth-sve.,
pleaded guilty In Judge Pheian's
court, Tuesday afternoon. To the
charge OF receiving goods stolen from
8. r. Rosenfleld. No. $50 Four;h-avc.
last March. Then he added that an
old school friend OF his had asked
him to sell the goods for lady.
why DO you plead guilty then, ~
you say you are innocentY' asked the
judge. and Mcclure replied that he
had been advised to plead guilty.
Judge Phelan insisted on trying the
case.
Jury I'm Judge COOpers court re-
turned q verdict of $4,000 Tuesday
afternoon In favor of the plantiff In
the suit OF Herbert Ward. admins
traitor OF the estate of Capt. Ebcr
Ward against Daniel J. Campau.
proprietor OF the Campau building
II was charged that Capt. Ward who
was 81 years OF age, was fatally in
jured when the elevator started as
he was stepping into the car. causing
him TO fall backwards 10 the floor.
The defense was that he slipped be-
fore reaching the elevator.
Frank Bommerschein. of No. 1908 Field
ave-. a. on the trail of % mysterious
automobile which dashed into the