The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-16

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Fire Of unknown origin did about 5000
dnmnee 10 the first floor of the SEE
ond-hand book store AT No. 363 Hast
ings-st. occupied by Jacob Levine al
is o'clock. Wednesday morning.
J. }. spouse, Of saginaw, Will deliver
a lecture In Socialist hall. No. 90
Grand MVCr-aVe., Thursday evening,
subject, The relation OF the trades
union movement 10 the SOCIALIST
movement
'front.' Of Charles Browns shoe sbin-
Ing stand at No 10 Lafayette blvd.
were badly stunS, Tuesday night
Nh,u they found That the numerous
shoe polish boxes, piled In the case,
Were All empty
Sam Eaida, an empIoye Of the Detroit
Gas Co., was overcome by ens while
Tklpg IN the basement OF "A vacant
house al Greenwood ave and Cres
cent -pl---E lsaSei+t4-- tfttt-ft1ofr Fellow
workmen revived him and took him
TO his home. on Chase-st
Mrs. Mary Adelaide Fisher. wife of the
toned the probate court 10 cOntinGc
Der present alloWanc" OF $1,000 PER
month until tho estate is settled up.
She also asks that the Union Trust
Co. he appointed special adminis-
traitor.
IL L. expected that the accountant who
has been tnNestigating the books az
the county treasurer for scVerai
months. viii report within a. few
days Auditor BUhrer. under whose
direction the examination has been
do -. D. Int I'm.
Of the findings.
John Alexander, convicted Of man
slaughter In connection with the
death of his wife. in Ford city. last
October. was taken To the House 81
Correction, TUESDAY afternoon. be
ing unable TO furnish the $4,000 bail
demanded, pending the application
Tor new trial
Defectixe-.C oa.-s..iItss
trunk mystery" Tuesday after
nooa. when trunk transferred from
the interurban baggage room to the
j.. g dock, WAS FOUND 10 be blood
stained After considerable work. tho
trunk was opened. but II contained
only most orderly array of clothing.
Coroner Bcnnctt- Inns announced his TIT
tention Of holding an inquest into the
death OF John CONlc. run down by
switch engine at tho dangerous Clay
st Aubiu crossing. sunday night
ecutor Van Xilc and says that they
will investigate together. TO try to
place the responsibility.
while unloading his dirt wagon la
front of No. 1920 Hendrie-aNr., Tues
day afternoon. John Burk. aged %.
IN emplove 81 the department Of pun
lie works. was struck by the wagon
box and knocked against a tree
sustainlng n slight concussion OF the
brain lie -lakLn-tD- his home
aud attended nv Dr r. J. Goodcnow,
OF No 2510 jefferson ave.
Frederick Il. stcarns returned home,
trip around the
world which took hvc months ana
involved journey ct about about, SU,3o5
bv hts cousin. Samuel Chaplin Stearna.
They visited tho southern countries
OF Europe. India China, Japan. ana
concluded the trip by seeing the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
TIL. Rev samuel =. seward. of this city,
wns reelected president OF the
the church Of New Jerusalem (Swed-
denhorgian1 OF the United states. in
Tuesdays session. in Brocktou, Mass
President Seward and the Rev Louis
T. Hoeck,- Of Cincinnati. were select
ed as delegates 10 the international
meeting 20 be held in London in 1910.
when representatives Of the koppits-
MeIchcrs Brewing co. paid IA visit OF
inspection II one of their vacant
properties at No. 1913 Bates st. Tues
day afternoon. they found that hurg-
lars had ransackcd the place within
the last week. Quantities OF liquor,
valued at about S25, had been
emptfed out OF the bottles, hut tho
thieves had carefully filled the bot
ties with water and -them-baek
In their places.
People who like to battle In the river
early In the summer when the winter
Is vet chill viii not nave their way
at Belle Isle this month Not un-
less IL Is so hot that there is a pros
pect that the receipts viii cover ex-
penses will the old bath house-Aa
.nprnnd-The= -hatt-LaliSa-Ie-f
vet ready and may not go into COM
mission until some time along In
July One OF the things now re-
ouired TO complete the equipment Is
the laying OF a cable In the river bed