The Detroit times., 1909-03-26
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Fire of unknown origin did about 500
damage "a ~. VI. Beckcr's fur store,
no. Pa " oodward ave, al 4 o'cloc
i'riday morning.
Mrs. carrie koppitE-IIan,mcr and her
husband, Henry J.. Hammer, who Ia
April 1908. were divorced on "a Dill
filed by the wife. have been remhr :
rfsd. Mrs. Hammer Is daughter Oh
konrad T.. koppitz' the wei Ni.o" Il
brewer.
The docket of the nited states court
will be called SATURDAY. morning ns
$50 O'Clock, and the trial or cases
will be begun April o. The ntst case
viii be that OF Jennie Alexander
against Arthur l.. Thompson, former
snerif OF 1T. clair county. and others.
A verdict OF six cents damage was re-
Turkowski aged 10 years, VINO
brought suit against Victor Jarkie ,
wicz, confectioner. The Kiri
charged that the defendant BEAT uer
ON the head 40 severely a. to rupture
the drum OF her ear. resulting In per-
nancnt deafness.
Alleging that his 2O-yenr-old son, Jo-
srph Inns eIoped with the 33-ycnr-oid
wife OF n nclghbor. Peter Bondy, OF
South lockwood, appealed 10 the De
troit police. Thursday. TO locate the
couple. lie says that the woman ;
husband has sworn out warrant
against the pair. and declares that ne
wants To- help his friend and neigh
Dor In catching the elopers
The Rev. Margaret q. LaGrnnee. pastor
OF the Church of the New Thought,
has suffered a general breakdown In
health aud will take rest OF seVeral
months She Will preach her farewell
sermon sunday night, purin ntI,, hes
absence the pulpit VIII he occupied
by DR. Charles II. Patterson. OF New
York city. a New Thought teacher
and writer. Mrs. LaGrange expects
to be gone several months.
WUIiun 4, Rice, of Marguerite, Mich,
reeH In he
robbed OF s1g by daring thief IN
John Dohcrtys saloon. No. 20 Jener /,
son-ave.. Thursday night. kice haI
lust received change from S2O Dill
after paying for round or drinks,
when someone reached over ms
shoulder. grabbed the money. and ran
away before Rice had time TO whirl
around and get look at ,ne thlef
Antonio Buono. arrested ny specini
Omcer Louis OIdnni and turned over
TO the Immigration authorities az an
undesirable allen, intends TO make a
fght TO be declared a good citizen.
The Rev. Mr.. DE Carlos. Joseph Ma
rino. Samuel Mercurio and Pasquale
Manino have announced their inten.
tion OF testifying to Buono's good
character. Attorney Louis Colombo
represents Buono I'm his fight against
deportation.
No. 80, ID. y. d. r., In the Elk.' tenn
pie, Thursday night. the following Of
hcers were elected: Exalted ruler.
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knight Daniel Lyons; esteemed loyal
knight John Anhut: esteemed lectur-
ing knight AL Dunneback; secretary.
Willis r. Rand; treasurer John p.
Todenbier; trustee for three years,
Vincent Field; delegate TO the grand
lodge In Los Angeles, Walter Ross;
alternate, Clement X. TuttIc.
Hoe and John Roguslxy, the two lads
who dropped from a Kitchen window
and wandered away from their home,
No. 17s Twenty-elghth-st Wednes-
day afternoon. while their mother
was down town. were found Thursday
by Precinct Detective Michael Horri-
gan, OF Vinewood-ave. station. The
boys had been wandering around the
streets ever since their disappear
ance and were cold and hungry
when the detective found them at
Michigan-ave. and Twenty third St.
homeward bound.
County Agent Lawrence and County
Detective Churchill went out to Dear
born, Thursday afternoon. and found
Jennie Collins, aged 10 years, living
in a small shanty with her mother
and two men. The party spend their
time hunting skunk and woodchuck,