The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

president Richard u. JOY. of the M
'i"nni Hank of Commerce., H. rccciy-
ing congratulations on the fact mat
Rlchard. il. arrived in his home,
Wednesday.
The state supreme court has refused
james Pound ~ writ III hubcus corpus
applied Tor on behalf OF James KIN
sci wanted IN W indsor on a charge
OF theft lie is being held pending
IN" action OF the secretary or state
ISsarding his eNtradition. The state
court declared II had no Jurisdiction
IN "A federal matter.
Judge hnappcn, of GRIND Rapids. sat
'n the federal district court. Mednes-
dAy. one phase OF the Cameron Cur
RE n Co case was before MN ia The
shape OF the petitions or Charles
Becker and Louis = Leroy in upposi-
ton TO the discharge of Cameron
Currie aud Louis II case. These were
referred 10 Harlow Il. DaVock FOR the
taking OF testimony
Three ears on IA Michigan Central sid
ing, In the rear of the stock yards,
caught nre from pile OF burning
sawdust late Wednesday afternoon
and Tor while the blaze threatened
the stock yards. The prompt arrival
OF the ire department prevented the
spread OF the flames. Two OF the
cars, loaded with rubbish. Were de-
stroyed, and a third Was scorched.
Relatives OF Alexander Drouilln rd,
Laurence Lucier. August BenuseJour
and Peter DOW. WHO were drowned
near Gibraltar, sunday. have rugged
tent on the river bank and intend
10 stay there until the bodies are re-
covered. The work OF dragging has
been abandoned. and the hopes OF
the search"rs are now conferred In
diver who VIII search the bottom OF
the river.
Policemen are threatened with dire
punishment ~ they stop to tniS with
citizens on their beats. Commits
sioner Croul issued stringent orders
against the practice when he nrst
assumed office. but another order
went out 10 all stations Wednesday.
warning the officers that the prac-
tice had not been stopped, and that
officers continuing IL would be
Nerely dealt with.
alter Mathlson. ~ years old, was
taken go CEenc-st. station, Nednes-
day night and given a lecture for
throwing hrecrackoTs and tin cans at
buildings IN the neighborhood OF
Ferry and McpOugAll ayes. Walter
is said to be "a member % gang
which has caused many complaints
from the neiEhbOTs. He promised To
stop the bomhardment and 10 sec
that the rest OF the gang also stopped
IT, aud was released.
The Rev. Austin W. Mann, senior deaf
mute prcSbyter Of the Episcopal
church, VIII hold services IN the
ward and High. on sunday July II.
Holy communion VIII be administered
at 1880 a IA. ana afternoon service
at O'Clock In the evening. at $50.
special service ia the interests Of
church work among deaf -mutes and
their hearing children Will be held ia
All Saints church, Pontiac.
A suit for breach of promise In which
the pinintin ~ man Will be heard
by Justice l.emke. next Saturday.
John ProcailO. OF No. 1S2 Military
ave. the plaintin. and Anna Anyszko
were sweethraVts in Russia, and
when John came TO America, Anna
promised to follow and 20 marry him
as soon as he sent the money for her
passage. John sent SIS. and Anna
came To Detroit soon after her ar
rival she fell ia love with Mike"
Kardosz. Tilted John and married
Mike" John places his damages at
If plans now under consideration by
the directors of the FelIowcraft club
meet the approval OF the full mem
bershlp. the club will have a hand
some new home In a building ex-
Senator Thomas W. Palmer is plan
ming TO erect on Washington boul.
just north Of Grand River-ave. on
property acquired by him some time
ago. The directors viii hold meet
Ing within the next 10 days, when
some recommendation VIII be made
TO the membership. Completion OF
the plans for the building is held up
pending the clubs decision.
TIE funeral Of Mrs. AsSclin. wife Of Dir.
}. l.. Asselin, was held Thursday art
ernoon at o'clock from the home.
No, 29l Ferry Mrs Asscln dted
Wednesday morning She was born
in Amherstburg. Ont. - years ago.
and came 10 Detroit eight years ago
TO enter the Grace hospital training
SCHOOL for nurses After her gradu-
alton she was employed In Grace
hospital and two years ago married
Or Assolin Besides her husband
she is survived by two sisters and
one brother. all or whom live I'm Am
herstburg The burial Will be held
there Friday
PntrolmnD John Briskic, of Ninewood
station. was badly beaten by n gang