The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Iuav~ sx.u denied m motion made for
writ nI huIcnH cOrpus Tor JhhCn

Judge SWIM denied N motion made Tor
"a writ OF hubcas corpus TOT San's
Einsler who has been In jail since
last March pending extradition pro-
ceedings instituted by the Cahduidi
authorities.
Mrs. Mary Dee, OF NO. 2'I toncor",
bv william G. Hibbard. OF NO %-y
Canton ave, Tuesday evening" anu
was bitten on me lti' MP 80
was standing I'm front OF h"F ho"i''
Che was not seriously hurt'
e. N. ritter, head of the wholesale
Iiauor house at No. IS2 Jeherson-
ave. which bears MS name, mas uiS
posed OF hfs interest TO r.. s ssea
Z who with him, controlled the s-o".-
goo worth OF stock m usn
was started by Mr.. Ritter In 1857
John Besau. "a Detroit young man en-
pIoyed ~ cook in the iumber w" s
WAS supposed 10 have lost ms liIt III
the forest hres last faii ana was
given up by mis- relatives as ue1 Ia
Sunday. ne surprised ms parents
walking INTO their nome at No GOV
West Jefferson
A brisk binzr OF unknown origin did
ab.at- $50 damage to tho house NJ
Sproat and Park SIS. owncd pN A,u.
David T. Heinem>n, and ocCupltn py
u X spence. shortly after ocloch
Wednesday mornin5 The nie slalt,
ed in the attic. and almost destroyed
the roof.
To enlarge the scope Of Its work In
providing fresh air outings Tor poor
mothers and children. the Fresh NJ
society has affiliated with the uniteu
Jewish Charities. OF Detroit. ana IL
seeking a large house for use during
August and September. Communica,
tion can be had WITH inc Cn me-.
jewish Charities througn MISS
Blanche Hart, superintendent
rridoI,n CarIen. aged 30 years. the old
est organ builder In Detroit. In dead
in his home. No. 81 Twelrth-st. lie
was born in switzerland. hut came
TO American when young, settling In
Chicago In 1891 wnen that city was
village. lie left Chicago after me
great fire, i'm which he lost all MS
property. The funeral VIII be hclu
Thursday morning from 81. Boniface
church
In his address, mt the woodward,n,s.
baptist church Tuesday night, VIII
liam r. Newell said: The deEl mas
some OF the incest people IN the
world for his saints and | wouiu IN im
mediately lose my respect for his IN
teIligence IL he didn't use "a adVtl
tisers his seventh Day Adventists
and his Christian scientists. NJ, /.
Newell win speaK again. "Wednesday
night. aad sunday afternoon ne VIII
be assisted by l. ID. Dean.
The Twenfy-siyth Hegiment. nited
states Infantry. Col. Charles A.
Booth in command. Is expected at
Fort Wayne at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Eight battallons and the
regimental band VIII leave the MiCni-
gan Central train at the Campbell
ave crossing The company OF the
Twenty-seventh which has been on
duty at the fort for several weeks
Will leave Thursday. FOR Fort Sncfl-
dan. Col. Booth. the commando OF
the fort spent some time In fott
Wayne several wears ago.
Alexander Mckee. go years DID, WIS
jo-tIed on the truck he wa. driving
al Lincoln aud Kirby-aves.. Tuesday,
when his horses became trightencd.
and started no suddenly HIS should
er was dislocated and he was badly
bruised about tho body Or. J. y.
CARRIER OF No 4so Lincoln ave, at
tended him. and ordered him removed
to Harper hospital Mckee lives at
No 523 Forest-aNe west.
Chasing the phantom Of hts wife all
over n stretch of commons near
his home at No 1889 Hudson ave,
nal officer Murphy, OF Vine wood sta
tion. shortly before l o'clock We'd
nesday morning. and was later
Mary's hospital Maddcn's wife -
out Of the city but Madden forgot
about that. and was wildly chasing
about the big field. hurting names at
his wife which caused Murphy TO
mufie his ears.
Julius Iupripbt, aged ~. of No. ms
West Forrest. and Eddie smith. nsed
3. OF No. 253 iIubbard-aye.. were hav-
ing the time of their lives I'm EleC-
trio Park Tuesday afternoon. julius
with a $40 bill and Eddie with 50.
They were spending the coin like
drunken sailors when Patrolman
Fineberg found them and took them
TO ElInwood station. They were al
lowed to go home at night; and the
police did not lenrpSthere the money
came from. The boys parents re-
fused to discuss the case
uurglar~ N ho iilzf have been- provided
with a wagon. stole 800 pounds OF
copper ingots from the factory OF the
American Injector Co, No. l75 Four
teenth- ave. one night last week, and
made such clever getaway that
the police OF TrumDull station were
not put upon the trail until Tuesday.
The Ray Chemical Co.'S offices. at
No. 1920 Locust-st., were plundcred
of typewriter, overcoat. search
light. watch and other articles of
minor value, and the police believe
that the same thieves did both jobs.
Henry ID. Menxi~r, of Detroit, has Just
returned from Washington. where hc
went as member or n committee To
urge the abolition OF the duty on
hides. he is loud In praise OF Pres
ident Taft. who has espOused this
cause. and declares that the latter is
fearless and ready TO work for what
he considers right. without making
any attempt TO curry favor from any
interest All of the Michigan con-
gressmen except McMorren lined mp
In favor OF free hides. Mr. Menzles
considers Congressman Fordney the
best Informed and broadcst- minded
man In congress.
former rs md the latter IL years OF
age faced Judge Hosmer I'm the Juv
emile court. Tuesday afternoon.
charged with burglarizing the home |
OF C. g. Hess, No. 1859 Meidrum- ave. |
and stealing $3.50 worth OF jewelry. |
Both boys confessed TO the crime. !
aud Earl, who aas already spent four
years In the Industrial school, was
returned to that Institution. and Emil
vas sent to the DArcambal farm;
/ George Coagan aged 10. charged
with drunkenness. was let go on a
promise to be good. IL Is said that
! Georges condition was brought
about by several men with whom ne