The Detroit times., 1909-04-16

| Tuesday night. after quarrel with
her sweetheart. Albert Anderson
miltmanl Anderson's friend leo ~
Mark hai called at the hospital, Win
his beT giri.Sto take Melissa home
The three we're seen by fatIolInan :
Roggers as they enfrEed rom Were
Grand Riyer-avss saloon s,, nnu where
Lieut.. Rutledge lectured them ana lei
them no.
Mrs. Thomas n. Carr, OF NO. 244 M
yard-st., reported 90 the pci,o re,
| Thursday night. that her husband lei,
her, Ave weeks ago. while she was
! IN. and she believes that ne Is ma
ing I'm the home of his parents ~
Sarnia Ont She declares that ne
! left her without money. and that she
| has been forced TO seek ala from .ns
poor commission. She was advised
! to swear out a warrant, charging MIN
with non-suppoft---
Mrs. Adam Neuman, aged 30, OF FRED
| erfcka-st., lakewood, died OF heart
disease while returning home from
church. Wednesday night, she was
ried 10 the store OF G. j. Sherwood.
on FOREST, Just beyond the CITY nm
it's. Drs Ransier and BENJAMIN were
called but she was beyond ara. t Sne
children.
A mfddle-aged woman, plainly dressed
caught in the act OF stealing Do
sent pisss OF iaee f Tbursday after
w
noon. reused the echoes with her
walls when she was taken TO police
headquarters by Detective Fenton.
IL IL alleged that small bits OF lace
have been mysteriously disappearing
from the counters for weeks. The
woman was given warning, ana re-
leased.
A man giving hts name as Charles
vIier. - years old, was caught by
the janitor OF the Strasburg dane
ing academy, No. SO Adams-ape- east.
as he attempted to climb into a WIN
dow at 1890 o'clock Friday evening.
Vlier had climbed on pile or plank
ing. and was working at the window.
IL IL alleged, when the Janitor
patrol wagon arrived. Vlier says he
Is a machinist, and gives his address
as No. 442 Canton-ave.
Unable 90 speak the language of the
Horinsimy Agcpin' aged CO. an Ar
menian woman. wandered about the
streets near Second and Willis-aves..
Thursday noon. until Martin Foley, a
young boy living at No. 1853 Second
ave. took her TO the Canheld- ave.
police station. Later she was trans
ferred TO police headquarters, where
she was held In the matron's room
for nearly Ave hours, while unavail-
ing efforts to learn her name and
address were made. Finally her son,
ST.. called up the police and made
anxious inquiries about the missing
woman There was an affecting re-
union in the police station
"seIect your Justices from the ranks
OF young attorneys and limit their
service 10 two terms, for experience
has shown that justices who serve
longer than that invariably go TO
seed" This IL, In substance, the re-
ply recently sent by Attorney James
III. Pound to communication from
the mayor OF Baltimore asking for
information and advice with respect
to justice courts. The fee system
now obtains in Baltimore as IL form
erIy did in Detroit. and the authori-
ties there are considering the advis-
ability OF putting the justices on
salary basis The attorneys reply is
in characteristic Pound style
throughout.
The annual meeting of the Forest-ave.
Presbyterian church WIS held Thurs
day evening. being preceded by q
supper served by the ladies of the
church. The amount received and
disbursed during the year amounted
practically TO $4,000. with small
balance in the treasury. Charles X.
Robson and John NJ Patterson We're
elected to succeed themselves as
trustees. and the election OF elders
resulted in the choice of f.. +. Bradt
William A. Hall. James Huston. c. ID.
Harrington and Edward Paddock. II
was decided TO increase the eldership
by one each year for the next three
years. so there Will be - elders in
stead OF nine as at present Con-
last ] 2 months were largely advanced
over last year. The Rev. James NJ
Barkley, ID. D.. is pastor OF the
church.