The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-12
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Frank schmidt, a. lew eler, of No. II3
hunt-st., was seized with AN epiIepti IL
~ AT Gfatiot-uNe. and Chene-st.
thursday evening, and In falling
broke several watches he was taking
nome with him TO repair for Gus
toners
Peter Hanson, arrested in Marshall an
a counterfeitfns charge. wns eNam-
ined before commissioner In this
city. Thursday, and Will be held to
await the action OF the grand jury.
The two men arrested with him are
stu In Battle Greek.
Going home from "a dentists office,
Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Fannie
Gordon. OF No. 252 GratiOt-ave, col
thetic administered by the dentist.
and was carried into "a butcher shot
on Hastings-st. near Montcalm The
East End ambulance was called. ana
surgeon Peter Abt restored the Wo-
man TO consciousness.
For the loss of "a finger in "a cheese-
packing machine, Mrs. Nellie slater,
aged II. started suit In Judge hos
mers court. Thursday afternoon,
against the Detroit Creamery Cheese
Co, claiming $4,000. Mrs. Slater was
engaged In feeding cheese into q ma
chine which packed II into small
packages. At the bottom OF a hop
per was n knife which caught one
of the plaintiffs digits and clipped
AZ off.
The divorce case of Ida against Charles
before Judge Murphy, for two days.
was settled. Thursday. when the nus
ban withdrew his cross-bill, and al
lowed his wife to obtain a decree.
In addition to the decree the wifo
gets the smaller children and deed
to their home on Helen-ave. The eld-
est boy elected TO live with his faith
er. Mrs Traubitz charged that her
husband entertained other women in
the house while she was visiting her
parents.
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dorsed by popular vote last fall, the
members OF the More Daylight club
have not given up their light tor
eastern standard time. Another
campaign Is to be started at once and
an organization Will be planned 10
reach into every district In the city.
For the futherance OF this campaign,
Secretary Smith OF the More Day
n Night club. has written 10 city Clerk
/. Nichols asking for the canvass OF
votes cast on the time question at
the last election.
J9An Mclean Howard, "A welI-knOwp
resident Of Detroit, died Thursdn:
morning In his home. No. $40 Green
wood-ave- after an illness OF nine
years Mr.. Howard was Go years old.
Previous 20 his Illness, he was for 35
years an employe OF the American
Express Co. and before that time
was an express messenger on the
late Col. Joshua Howard. Besides
his wife, he Is survived by two sons.
j. f. Howard OF New York, and j. >.
Howard. OF Port Huron.
Mrs. Margaret Bourke, for more than
30 years N resident of Detroit, died
Thursday In her home. No. 400 Trum
bull-ave.. aged sc years. Mrs. Bourkc
was born in Ireland. and was the
widow OF Patrick Bourke. She -
survived by three sons. Attorney
Michael Il. Bourke. the Rev. Timothy
Bourke and John A Bourke, and two
daughters. Winifred Is. Bourke AMI
( Mrs j. Long. The funeral VIII take
Holy Trinity church. Sixth and Por-
ter-sts. Father Bourke viii be the
celebrant Of the solemn requiem high
mass
A meeting of citizens Interested In the
promotion of the MendeIssohn club IN
announced for Monday evening.
March 10. at 5 80. in the hall Of the
bTary. Addresses Will be delivered
by Charles VI. Woodruff Walter
Trevor. Prof. J. Rcmsen bishop, Prof.
Clarence Avery, DR.. G. X. Marshall,
Hector MacLean, Robert Schuleuberg,
DR. r.. X. Larned j T.. Duntlcy, and
others. The club IL planning the cree
tion OF new club house. An invita-
ton 10 attend the meeting is extend
ed TO all who are interested in the
project
A verdict for 24OS In favor OF Mrs. Ina
VI. Schwartzel WAS rendered Thurs
day afternoon by Justice TCagan ia
the suit against Mrs. Eleanor story.
Ncttie NJ Fox and William r. Eng
lsh Mrs. Fox and English conduct
the smith, Fox home In which Mrs
story was promised nome for life
in return for her property, which she
decided 10 the home The room as
signed her didn't suit. aud she board