The Detroit times., 1909-07-30
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
hand Concertst Friday evening nnd
saturday afternoon, Belle isle.

BAND Concertsi Friday evening and
a saturday afternoon, Belle Isle.
The Rev. Harvey q. Pesrce, of the To-
bernacle Methodist Episcopal church.
will address the mems meeting at tnt
new Y. II. G. A. building. Sunday al
ternoon. $3.50 TO 4:SO, on flndlhs
\ God"
wns thrown from his sand wagon nt
..Forest-ave. and DcquIndre- st, Thurs
oay afternoon. when switch engine
struck the wagon. His right leg was
broken and he was taken TO Grace
hospital
Mrs. J. II. Crowther, of wheatiey, Ont,
had her purse containing $40 and hcr
return ticket, stolen from n counter
in five and ten-cent store, Ihurs-
day afternoon. Several smalL bur
glaries were reported TO the ponce
Thursday afternoon. though the plum
der was only OF small value.
While IO-year-oId otto Lehmer sium-
bered peacefully In the woodshed Of
his home, No. l61 Second Thurs
day evening. Carl Lehmer. his tath
ss and f many 81 f tme ,ha lsd ana
had notified the police OF their sus-
picions that he was KIDNAPPED
Instead OF sitting comfortably ON
benches around the direrent police
stations, coatless and smoking PHI ss
or cigars, relief men are now attenu-
ing a school OF instruction In city or
dinances and their proper enforce
ment. Sergeants at each station nave
class OF patrolmen every aftei-
noon.
Sam Burak. of No. $50 Watson-st., was
pitched over the guard rail of
Fourteenth car, as IL lurched around
the curve at Witherell-st. and Broad
way, Thursday afternoon. He was
unconscious when picked up, but was
revived by DR.. G. A. Fisher. No. l2O
Broadway, and refused to go to n
hospital.
County Physicians Grimes and staple
ton, who performed post-mortem
THURSDAY on the body Q, little L1lnc
east, decided that meningitis hau
caused the childs death. but the
mothers suspicious that the child
had been given some sort or poison
ed food caused them to send the
stomach TO County Chemist Clark for
analysis.
IL took just N minutes for Long Tom,
the indi.n python OF the Edwar rus
meal Thursday night That meal was
40-pound pig. which was the hrst
hearty eat" the big snake had had
in three months occasional chiCkCn as
in between times having been only
relishes. For a few days or week:
while digesting his feast Tom will
be very sleepy.
The next regular meeting of the CEN
trial conference of the Catholic Mu.
tual Benefit association Will be held
In the nail Oh DTdnCn NO. ~ vi
leans and Jay-sts., Friday evening,
In this meeting arrangements WI!
be made for the entertainment OF
the delegates to the coming conven-
ton of the Michigan Grand Council.
which will be held in this city. be-
ginning Aug. 81.
The Injunction proceedings brought By
Philip BONNER against the Fraternai
Mystic Circle. having served Its pur-
pose OF giving him seat In the BIZ
enniel convention held recently In
the Cadillac hotel. was discontinued
in the circuit court. Thursday. Bonn
mer was suspended from member
ship. and he secured the injunction
TO prevent the order from throwing
him out OF the meeting.
Librarian r.. w. Koch, of the University
of Michigan, came 10 Detroit Thurs
day. In charge OF a class or II sum
mer school students who are study
ing in the literary class. All OF
these are fitting themselves to lake
positions as expert Librarians. They
visited the main library OF the city
the Scripps branch and the private IL
brary Of G. NJ Burton. II. NJ. Utley
delivered a talk on branch libraries.
TRANSACTIONS In the Detroit Clearing
House reached new record Thurs
day. the clearings aggregating So
sO4.23s,06 This Is rs per cent. moro
than for any other day In the c6
years the clearing house has existed
The General Motors Co paid 81, 50O,-
900 for the Cadillac Motor Car Co.