The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-24

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THE GRATI0T Az IL
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Christopher Augustin was awarded a
verdict for 5000 against the ID. u
r.. In Judge Wisners court Tuesday
afternoon. Augustin was injured
when car started suddenly WINE
he was alighting. at Myrtle and sew
enteenth SITS.
Browne hospital iund, amounting "a
s225, have bern received. FAfs-ties-
pital Tor crippled children, located al
Woodland aud Oakland aNes' HAS
more than a dozen little ones in It's
care, and three more applicants are
now being investigated the phi
mary department OF the Central
Christian church pledged SlVc Oh the
fund mentioned.
Mayor Breitmeycr II Investigating COM
piaints that the interurbnn cars do
not stop Tor passengers withih lac
city limits. These ears are subject
10 the same regulation as city cars
while within the city, and can make
but little time by not stopping as
they cannot run past the city car IN
front which Is running on the reSu-
lar schedule. -. L. H. officials de-
clare that the car crews are instruct
ed u stop At all times.
Chief OF Detectives james Mcdonnell
says that the kidnapping OF Willie
Wnitla ought 10 prove warning 70
parents to watch their children WINE
at play. 1T Is a wonder there are
not more affairs OF the kind. cofsiu .
ering the way that children run un-
guarded around the streets, says
Chief Mcdonnell. lie does not BE-
lieVe that Harold Moon. the missin &
Flint boy, was kidnapped, but thinks
his body viii be found in the lake
near mis- home.
Detroit lodge, No. =. of the shipmas-
ters' association, Initiated i've new
members and received 10 applicts1lons
for active and social membership ! n
its meeting. Tuesday. The member
ship IN now over 200. After May l.,
the membership Zee. which Is now
So. VIII be restored To SIS and the
age limit Will be fixed at 40 years.
Capt. &. &. Balfour was chosen dele
gate 10 represent the lodge at the
annual meeting of the Lake Car
riers' auxiliary. in Cleveland
Daniel DAILY, formerly "a resident OF
Detroit. died, Monday, In the home OF
his daughter Mrs Charles Drachen-
fels, of Cleveland, after an illness OF
week from pneumonia. MIR Daly
was a mechanical engineer ana our
ing mis- lifetime had procured several
patents lie invented rail spike
and concrete dog that made him
reputation among inventors. Besides
his daughter, he is survived by Mrs
Daniel Ross and Mrs. \. -. Moore, OF
Detroit. He was 81 years old.
rA. Ntchiyuu Cremation society held
it's annual meeting i'm the Hotel ste.
Clair. Tuesday night. and elected
Christian Lcidich, Dr. 4. NJ. hickey,
DIR. II. Ericsson and DIR. Guy L. klet-
er TO I'LL vacancies on the board or
directors. Reports submitted showed
a substantial Increase In membership
in the past year. and good balance
in the hands of the treasurer Fig
lures were read. intended To show
that cremation is more economical
and satisfactory way or disposlnS OF
bodies than burial.
yos~ph Hughes was Given n verdict for
$500 against the Great Lakes EnGi-
neering Coz in judge DOuoN an
court. Tuesday afternoon. lie was
employed by the MalinokStt steam
ship Co. and was struck by an iron
bar which fell INTO the hold or tho
vessel The Great Lakes company
tried to show that Hughes was em-
ployed BY this concern, which would
bring him under the fcllow-scrvant
law and prevent him securing dam
ages Hughes claimed he was put
on the companys payroll AFTER the
accident. and the jury believed him.
Alleging TINT her husband. John }. Or
mond, an agent. refuses to support
her, and devotes his time and attcn-
lions 10 another woman, Mrs Ormond
swore out warrant for his arrest,
and he was nabbed, Tuesday night,
by Detectives Brooks and seymour.
Ii is alleged that Ormond went 10
Boston. promising 10 send tor MS
wife later. She failed To hear from
him. but went to Boston, and alleges
she found HIM in the company OF
Mrs. Cummings. she returned To
Detroit with her husband, but, she
him here. and thotr companionshtp
was resumed
K. &. swift, secretary and general nian-
niger for Pnrke, Davis n Co, was de-
PENDANT In Justice OTIS court. Tues
day afternoon. when Mrs. A. l. Page
brought suit for $500 FOR injuries
sustained when she collidcd with a
garbage pail on the fence at the rear
OF the Swift home, No. 100 Jefferson
ave The pail projects over into
Franklin-st. MIS- Page has an un-
slightly scar across ~iAe toreh'ad,
which she fears VIII be permanent.
Before the case was completed the
suit was Withdrawn, the plalntiu
attorney announcing that he would
bring action In the circuit court and
make the city co-defendant.
board of Commerce tO secure changes
i'm state law which Will provide
for the building OF the Riverside
blvd. eastward from the city limits.
The present act provides that the
boulevard must front ON the water.
while IL is now the aim To secure
such an amendment that land FOR the
boulevard purposes may be accepted
at distance OF $50 from the river
and lake Theve IS also desire to
give the council power TO accept
dedications with the provision that
those defeating Will not have To help
pay later for the links OF land which
are not dedicated.
s~Thnt money was appropriated and we
Ought az use "a" was the argument
put up BY School Inspector Al Iely
In n meeting or the board OF cducd-
ton committee on real estate and
school buildings Tuesday afternoon,
I'm advocating the purchase or auNii-
lazy fire alarm boxes for tho schools.
whether the boxes were really need
ed. evidently was not considered by
Hcly. Inspector Snitgen declared,
however. that u was waste or
money 20 purchase the boxes. and
was In favor Of dropping the matter.
-.but a. ,--a.-iinsllS aeC,s5ea te'Ssv~it.
over two weeks. Secretary Lee was
Instructed To- advertise for safe at