The Detroit times., 1909-03-16
LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

the Michigan AUTHORIZATIONS as
nDciation, says he Will appoint Mrs.
William T. McGraw. one OF the most
| active members. 10 take charge OF
! the Easter star stamp sale. III she
will accept the office.
Herbert X. Bliss, prosecuting attorney.
ofncet "R0scoe ID. Huston - the
! logical man for manager OF athletics
at the University of Michigan, TO
succeed Charles Baird. He Is a walk /,
| Ing statistician on athletics ana i
thorough business man.
] Nicholas Killer, 70 years old. tried 40
: end his life by the acid route In the
, home OF his parents. No; llls Van
fruitiess search for work: He was
rushed 10 St. Mary's hospital. where
his life was saved by the prompt
action OF the Doctors
In the Italian American institute, No.
% ehermau-st., the public library has
established station for the circu =
ton OF books These are mainly IN
| to bring good books In their own
! language within the reach or Italian
I citizens. The library will be open
two days every week.
SJim ana His First Dollar" r. the sub
ject OF an address by Rev. J. n. Ryer-
son In McGregor mission tonight az
7ls; the Rev; d. / sutherland VII
Bougaii Friday, at which time the
! choir Of the Waikerviile Methodist
church will sing 1 Testimony s meer-
ms are heio "e"""' "
Uoseph shesdy, 30 years old, Of No. ls7
Twenty.seccnd-st.. was seized Win Win
an spiieptio Mt at BeasS'en a,; ama
noon and fell under passing deliy-
cry wagon. the wheels OF which
passed over his body, infiict'ns IN
ternal injuries. II is feared. Sheedy
was taken to St Marys hospital In
q serious condition.
A. sequel tn the row I'm front OF 81.
Florian's church, I'm liamtramck. sun
day, Steve Sermon, Sr., member OF
the committee on church affairs.
swore out a warrant. Monday after
noon. charging Albert klapatack, OF
the dissenting faction. with assauit
and battery. Sermon is one or the
men attacked. Sunday afternoon
while trying TO enter the church
Aaron Grossmau, saIoOnkeeper, nj Null
ION a capias, Monday afternoon. taken
out by Louis Goodman, a plumber
Z Goodman has started suit for S9.tOo
damages against Grossman. charging
him with assault. He alleges Gross
man beat him with beer glass ana
threatened him with a revolver when
he called TO collect bill.
xevina Wurm. 10 years old, Of No. 1851
Palmer-ave. east, reported To the po-
lice. Monday night. that she was at
tackled by an unknown young man
on Palmer-ave.. near McDougall- ave.
while she was on her way home from
! church services. Her assailant
/ knocked her down with blow In
! the face. but her screams frightened
him away The police are investi-
J eating.
Edward j. ksan, salesman for the
Peoples Quitting company, died
Monday night, In the home or MS
mother. No. 75s Fifteenth ST. s.gei
! 80 years Mr.. kean was in the best
! OF health until Saturday, when he
suffered q hemorrhage or the brain.
and was unconscious when found In
fG IlsA 60
and three small children. He was 4
member OF the A O. III. and the {.
NJ r. A.
On orders of the police ommissioner.
the kaiserhOf, In Pingree-sq.j Me-
Dowells, on jefferson ave. near
Brush. and the Auto Stop Inn, No.
i 176 John R.-st.. were closed promptly
at IL o'clock, Monday night. IL IS
alleged the proprietors have taken
! advantage OF the leeway allowed by
the department.. and have been keep
! ing open until long after l O'Clock,
the hour when all dutiful saloon
keeprs are supposed 20 go to bed.
The jury In the ease of Frnnk Cameron.
charged with assault with Intent 10
do great bodily harm, was properly
called, Monday afternoon. when the
foreman reported that while IL OF
the jurymen agreed on verdict oC
guilty. the other fellow refused to
look al il that way Judge Connolly
sent the jurors back 10 their room
and half an hour later, they returned
with a unanimous verdict OF guilty.
The defendant was remanded for sem
tence.
Gross earnings Of the Michigan state
Telephone Go. for 1905 were S3,4I3,-
ESQ; net earnings. ssil.t29. and net
surplus. $25S.i77. a gain being shown
in each OF these Items. The company
now has l50.9S6 stations. 31O56 miles
OF toll wire. and its assets are valued
at s1s.5S6,0iS In 1908. sl,0T2.732 was
spent Tor maintenance and construc-
ton. this being charged to operating
expense. First mortgage bonds have
been Issued to take up debentures
due May /.
A. he was discharged, Monday, from
-. Mary's hospital, where ne ms
been under treatment Tor "A seIi-in-
ficted bullet wound in his breast
since March s. Fred Ferguson was
arrested on the complaint OF his wife
who charges him with making
threats against her life. lie was
locked up In the county jail. Fergu-
son is "A paper hanger and decorator
and came TO Detroit from Toronto
lie has been separated from his wife
for some time.
Russell 4. AIger Allen and his two
brothers, George and Morris Allen.
were arrested, Sunday night, on Il
charge of assaulting Herman Wink
Ter OF No 395 Brewster-st Winkler
has a savage wound m his neck, ex-
tending from ear TO chin, and Rus
sell Allen. the police say, admits that
he did the. cutting. The trouble oc-
No. 6S1 Gratiot-ave., as result or
friend OF Winkler humping into the
Allen party. The brothers VIII be
tried March II.
than 20 yenrs "a resident Of Detroit.
died Monday. I'm her home, No. s66
Trumbull-ave.. following a long Ill
ness She was born In Hanover. Ger
many, 66 years ago, and was the
widow OF the Rev. Y. n. Warnke. and
the mother OF Pauline and Christine
Warnke, both teachers In I Detroit
public schools. The funeral services
will be held from the residence
Thursday afternoon. and will be In
charge OF the Rev. August Gherke.
, Interment Will be in Woodmere Gem
etery.
The divorce suit Of Margaret against
william 4. stewart, wns reOpencd by
Judge Donovan, Monday. and the de-
cree amended. The decree gave Mrs.
Stewart a separate maintenance and
gave her the home turning her hus-
band out with nothing. Under tho
new decree Mrs. Stewart Is given q
divorce and the property Will be d.
vided between them. Mr.. Stewart is
Baptist OF the old type, and mucn
of the trouble In the family was due
20 the fact that the children didn't
spend enough time reading the bible
TO suit the father.
Harold T.. Rason, arrested last August
for completely I'm the scheme To beat
the ID. Z. Il. by the use OF counter
felt tickets, won his suit In Justice
Teagan's court. Monday afternoon.
At the time of Rason's arrest the po-
lice seized a printing press ind LOGO
strips OF tickets valued at 1855. His
not counterfeits. as he purchased
them from J. O. Mcmillan. of Chi
caso. an agent OF the ID. L. II. This
defense brought Rason's discharge
won him Judgment In Justice
Teagan's court, where he sued to re-