The Detroit times., 1909-04-24
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

henry Carney, formerly signal Ofmcer
tired some time ago. has been ap.
polnted chief OF the police force oil
Orion. Mich.
Tive wsIl-dresssd men were SEEN rum
stnG eat Of the Wayne hotel drss
store. Friday. and investigation dis
closed that they had snatchsd tray
containing dozen fountain pens
from counter.
yuege Hosmer granted n divorce, FRI
day, t0 the defendant I'm the contess-
ed case OF Mary l. against Theodore
j. Neigebauer. She charged that he
threatened TO kill her, and he alleged
that she INDUCED In violent nts o'
passion.
re Will of tho late Edward u. kran-
Sch, nled Tor probate Friday after
noon. divides his estate among hls
Mary j. Krsnich: his nephew. Rob
ert A. kranich. and his niece. Ed
wardine kranich.
After being ont nine hours. the Jury IN
against the d. q. r. returned a YER
dict Of $3.50 for the plaintiff Mrs
Dolan was injured In collision be
tween cars at Forrest and Vinewood-
ave. several months ago.
1Aarold Hogs, = newsboy, who fell fros,
Sherman car on kercheva1-ave., and
was struck by a car going In the OPP.
posite direction; has started suit
ovan's court. He sustained broken
Jaw. for which he asks $4,000.
Nrs. stella Burt, who said she had M
homo, was found wandering about al
McDougail and FORESTS, at 8 o'clock
Dunn. OF Eimwood station. The wo-
man was apparently demented. and
was sent TO At Marys hospital.
JsdGe Connolly. has paroied Frederick
Fowle, 90 years old, charged with
breaking and entering. and Arthur
| Foster. an ls-year -oid ofnce boy. CON
victed OF forging "a check. The boy
was given a lecture. Fowle was re-
| leased because II was hts nrst onense.
The case against Charles Bowman,
charged with snatching = purse and
s. from Nora Birmingham, had to be
adjourned. Friday, when the COM
planning witness arrived In court In
q state OF tntoxication. The woman
was sent to police headquarters TO
sober up.
Mrs. ALA Mcdonnell, widow OF Michael
McDonneII, killed In the basement OF
the Central drug store when tank
OF carbonic acid gas exploded, Jan.
IL. 1907. started suit against the Cen
trail Drug Co. in Judge Donovan's
court. Friday She asks for $4,000
damages
Charles ~. Csfnn, the celebrated art
critic, delivered nm illustrated lee
ture on some OF the works of Whist
Ter. In the Detroit Museum OF Art.
Friday evening The illustrations
were coiored photographs OF these
famous works. and all OF them are
the property OF Charles /. Frecr
An opinion has been given the water
board by Corporation Counsel Hally
that that body cannot use $4,000 OF
the boards sinking fund to pay OF
the $4,000 balance on the cost OF the
new pumping station site. The board
will now make the remainder OF the
payment In several sums instead or
Ia one lump.
Edward Russell, defeated for super
visor of Hamtramck ut the last cleo
ton. has started quo warranto pro-
ceedings against his opponent, Henry
Schroeder requiring him 10 show by
what authority he holds the office
Russell alleges that Schroeder was
allowed To sit on the election board
In two districts which gave him a
majority.
While roIIer-skating on Jenerscn-ave.,
near Parkview-ave., Friday after
noon, William Schohe. IL years old
/. OF No. e67 McClellan-ave.. was struck
man who was riding on H. u. r.
construction car No. 1906. and was
painfully hurt lie was taken 10 his
home. where DR. &c B. Gibson
James Forsyth. - hve-year-oid Had, Iiv-
Ing NJ No. 1873 Cham plaia-st.. mar
/ rowiy escaped death when he was
| struck by west bound Trumbuil car
at Fort and Dubois-sts,. Friday after
noon The littie fellow was knocked
down and bruised about the fore
head.-but rolled out OF the path OF
the car. He was able TO make his
way TO hts home. unassisted.
Alonso Hart, who appealed from a Do
lfce court conviction the charge
OF gssaulting. Food Inspector John
n. Barron, when the latter Insisted
on buying certain samples OF oleo-
, margarine for analysis was again
fetas4 guilty In Judge Phelan.s court
Friday afternoon. lie was granted
20day stay of sentence, and II is
probable that he Will appeal the case
George Fennessy, n driver for Edward
a. Fetters, florist. was thrown from
his horse ran away. Friday after
noon. The horse took fright at
s breaking strap when on John R-st
and dashed across Woodworking; to
messy was thrown out. lie was at
tended by County Physician Crimes
DR.. J. ". Gleason aud DIR. Vaughan at
tended Juvenile court, Friday after
noon and examined n number of the
delinquents brought before, Judge
Rohnert. Two OF the boys were
found TO have small growths in their
necks which will require slight oper-
atoms. The examinations and oper-
ations will be performed free OF
charge. Doctors Will attend the
court regularly hereafter to examine
the boys.
Lieut. q commander John X. Robson. Of
the United states navy, IL visiting
relatives and friends IN Detroit az
ter an absence OF several years. He
- the son OF the late George T.. Rob
ison, and nephew OF James a. Robi-
son. Ho saws that war may come
between the United states and Japan.
put ne believes = Will not. Japan.
he says, is still grooming under its
enormous taxes and has no money
with which to pay them.
Within "a hours from the time that ne
had seen r. W. Marschner die from
heart disease in Charles HeInickes
saloon, Thursday noon. August r.
Wettlaufcr, former state legislator.
passed away from the same disease
day. Mr.. Wettlaufer had been great
ly affected by the death OF Marsch-
ner. In the evening. while preparing
20 go to theater, he suddenly coll
lapsed In "A chair and never regained
consciousness.
The numerous theatrical booking
agencies In Detroit are 10 be placed
on the same plane as employment
agencies hcnceforth. AS a result of
/ Truant Officers Grossman and Ellen
! stein taking the matter up with
Assistant Corporation Counsel PEN
cided thai tho booking cgen-
cies were subject to the license fee
demanded OF employment agencies.
| the intelligence Offices. The confer
I ence followed a visit TO the West
+ Minister agency. on Congress-st east.
when a young girl VAS found by Of
fcers grossman and Sheehan. smok-
ing cigarettes.
The two young boys taken 20 the cen
trail station. Friday morning. 30 in
toxicated that they were unable to
tell their names. recovered sufficient
~ during the afternoon to describe
themselves as Roy Webb. aged 1s. of
No. 226 Sixth-st. and William Nc
f, Dermott, IL, OF No. 148 Jones-st. They
I took two truant officers on wild
goose chase through the downtown
district, where the lads pointed out
several different saloons as the place
nh he. haA oh ha Dnta0r