The Detroit times., 1909-07-12
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
al.

belle Isle temperatures Air. soj water,
7s.
Charles Addison. who conducted a gro
Gerry at No. II2! Michignn-aye.. for rs
years. and was one or the best known
residents OF the west end Is dead in
Los Angeles. where he went a year
ago, FOR his health.
Pittsburg dispatches state that IA clean
up of the red light district Ina that
city, Is going TO make a deal OF extra
work for the police guardians OF De
trotts Tendcrloin. as more than
carload or women OF the streets are
sHtd to have been shipped 10 Detroit
from the smoky city.
Five Negroes, enjoying IA ride In "a tax
icnb, received an full scare and IA
bad shaking UP, but no serious In
1uries. when IA Crosstown car struck
the machine In which they were rid
ing at Second and Forest ayes, Sat-
urday night The big machine was
tipped over and was wrecked.
Cornelius MaIoney, blank cartridge
victim who showed symptoms of
tetanus, is recovering I'm ST Mary's
hUspt1af. Hnd VIII probably be aDle
10 go home in day or two. Cornell
ius is Is years old and lives at No.
209 First-st His escape from the
dread disease is regarded as almost
miracle.
Despite the presence of officers In both
uniforms and plain clothes. River
view park was Crow utu 1NHuQ1t but
the crowd was more orderly than In
the days before the lid" went on.
Women OF an undesirable class were
present but these were sought out by
the officers and told to move along.
Only few DRINKS were seen.
Frankie haIlInan. nine-ycnr-oid son of
Mrs. beatrice knlfmnn, Of No. I27
Harrison ave attempted to get off 1t
moving Fourteenth ca Saturday
night. to chase ms nat. wniCn had
blown on. He fell 10 the pavement.
and sustained fracture at the base
OF the skull. DR.. Henry Cook. who at
tended him, says the lad Will re-
cover.
A boarder's bad hnbit OF smoking a
goodnight cigarette after "bunkins"
!n his feather bed In Steve" Kram-
nows home. No. "a Pctcr-st.. is be-
lieved to have been the cause OF a
tre in Steve's place at 1886 o'clock
Monday morning Fine fire depart
ment cNtingushed the blaze before IL
hHd spread past tHe feather mat
trcss.
Daylight burglars who forced rear
screen OF Mrs. Nellie Buesser's resi-
dence. No 3022 West Boulevard. sat
urday afternoon, while Mrs. Buesser
was down town, obtained SS4 worth
OF jewelry. Karl Wandrie. Of Jack
son. Mich. reported To the police that
hts room at No. 2J9 SiXth-st. had been
entered, and a gold watch and $45 in
cash, stolen,
The funeral of Mrs. ELI W. Campbell.
stage Mss Celia Campbell. was
held Monday morning from her resi-
dence No. Ia Baker-st.. to st Vim
cents church During the last three
years she was a leading member OF
a Manchester. y. H.. stock company,
and previous 10 that was with Harry
Glazier when he starred In The
Three Muskeeters."
Chief OF Police John Cramer. of Find
lay, o.. Jumped on suburban ear
while being taken from Mt. Clemens
to his home by Deputy Sheriff Ewing,
Sunday, while suffering from tenn
porary insanity He was recaptured
after long search through the
down town district chief Cramers
mania took the form OF AUTOMOBILE
tits" and he insisted on purchasing
every auto that he saw
Historiograpber 4. VI. burton has pre-
pared N 15O-pnge chronicle Of the his
tory Of the past fiscal year in De-
troit which the council Will be asked
to provide funds for printing. 1t
contains statistics OF NIL kinds. as
we'll az narrative showing the pro-
Former historiographers have rarely
written anything 20 Justify the title.
but Mr.. Burton is DESTROYS OF break
ing this record
Albert ET-eiDeDBef,- formerly Of Du-
mont. Roberts d CO.. grain brokers,
has Med suit In the circuit court
against Arthur :. Dumont, head or
the firm. claiming $4,000 damages.
ODonnell claims he was induced to
sell his interest In the Arm for IS. 600.
on the representation that the cen
Germ was losing money Later--he
says he learned the firm was pros
porous. and that his interests were
really worth $4,000
Capt. John Miner, one of the best
known sailors aud vessel owners on
the lakes, died. Saturday. in his
home No. 400 Fprt-st. east. During
his service on The lakes he owned
81 vessels. and II was his boast that
he had never lost boat or a man.
Capt. Miner was also famous a
skater on both the Ice and roller
skates He invented the "knuckle
Joint" roller skate. Frank Miner. OF
the Soldier Miner Electric Co, Is a
son.
An unidentified man, bearing the ear
marks of worthless wayfsrer-and
the ear-marks OF such arc always ap-
parent-tell of an unidentified dock
near the foot OF Second st. Saturday
night. but was rescued by a beauti-
full, unidentified young woman. who
tossed him an unidentified life-pre-
server which he grabbed. An uniden-
tined member OF the fire boats crew
pulled him out, and he ambled away.
10 furnish another story, sometime.
for a morning paper.
HIS effort 60 read n Newspaper md
drive coal wagon nt the same time.
cost william Braden his right leg.
Saturday afternoon. and almost re-
suited In his death. While he was