The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-03
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
Joseph Il. Fredericks has been appoint
sd ns assistant by boiler Inspector
John G. Mccabe.
Attorney samuel W. burroughs has
been appointed by Department Conn
mander J. NJ. Greenfield. of Flushing.
as Judge advocate of the department
OF Michigan q. A. h.
Philip EngIe, state organizer OF the So
riniiss party Of colorado, will speak
on socialism In ala opsn-air meeting
10 be held Saturday evening at
Michigan-ave. and Park place.
The 4. y. =. Wolverine viii sail sntur-
day "a Toiedo, where the boat will
be exhibited at the military and
naval exhibition fhe steamer Will
return 10 Detroit Sept. J. when the
public Will be given a chance TO in
spect real war vessel
A meeting OF the Jackson prison board
VIII be held next Tuesday, and IL In
expected that the appointment OF a
warden Will come w AT that time.
Gen. w. r. McGurrin. OF Grand Rap
ids, who was in Detroit Friday. says
no is stu candidate for the place.
The park department has finished Its
spring planting. with total at $780,
600 trees, shrubs and plants placed IN
the ground since the season opened.
This is a record for the department.
the earliest that planting has ever
been completed before being July 10.
Judge Wtsner, OF Ann Arbor, VINO re-
Gently assisted the Wayne circuit
Judges, denied the petition OF the ID,
l, X FOR new trial OF tn" danhse
suit by Mrs. Alice Tromblcy. In which
she was awarded "A verdict of $1,000.
The verdict was one OF the largest
returned against the company Tor
several years
Edwin =. Anderson. secretary and
treasurer OF the Belle Isle Automo-
pile company; died. Friday, Ia aus
home, No. 40 Commonwealth ave.
Illness
Anderson was horn and educated In
New York state and 2S years ago
came TO Detroit. surviving him are
brother. Dr. Wills >. Anderson. No.
COO Washington Arcade.
Mrs 0eorgc Lnwnsberry. OF Columbia
vile, Mich, was caught In IA crush of
passengers alightlng from Michl-
gan Central train At the Woodward.
was pushed OF the rear platform,
dislocating her right ankle. She was
taken 10 the residence OF Mrs. Will
liam Lawnsberry. No 100 milwaukee,
ave. east and attended by Dr. Potter.
of No. 1871 Woodward
Mrs. George W. Parker. whose husband.
grocer, L. ON trial at the might ses-
sious or Judge Connolly's court on
the charge or abusing hts l3-ycar- old
stcp-daughtcr. tainted. Friday night,
as she started toward the witness
stand To give her testimony, which
was favorable to the defendant
the Allegations against him. and the
case has been lard-fought one II
was adjourned until Tuesday evening.
Miss Nellie COLLATION.. an empIoy~ Of the
Hotel Normandie. was found dead an
bed in the hotel early Friday even
ing. Mrs. Gould. the housekecper
found the body. aud called Coroner
Bennett who declutd that death was
due 10 heart disease. Miss COLLATION.
who was - years old Is said to have
relatives in Canada. The body was
removed 10 CaNGnauShs mOrEuo. NO
1862 Woodward ave. and the coroner
IL making an cuott to locate the
dead Woman's relatives.
DIR. Archibald Cunningham, for 10
years "a prncticing dentist In Detroit,
died at : o'clock Friday evening In
his home. No. 902 Vermont ave. DT
Cunningham was Form iu EdinbuI gh,
SCOTLAND. In 1852, ana came To Michi-
gan % years RLO, praC ttCing for
some time in l.udington and Bay city.
y sizes MS he. u" - survived by a
son. Edward X. Cunningham. ana a
daughter Mrs. James Marker. OF
Montana the funeral viii be held
from the home TdcsAay afternoon at
o'clock.
Judge VI. &. Birch. one Of the assist
ants "a the attorney -g-nerni. win
establish his summer office in the
Federal building within a week or
two. He Is to occupy the room
which has been used by Special
Examiner Charles l., " cody In coli
lating the evido nee. In the ease
Burch Will probably give some attcn-
tion 10 the HRrsna case although
II mas not Yet hFTN stated OftCiallN
that District Attorney Watson viii
have aid from the depn tmcnt In
Washington I'm the actual trial OF the
case Judge Burch IL spending the
summer months m Rochester. Mich
Fridny nights storm nearly brought
death by drowning to seven Detroit
physicians. These men. DrS. Fred
Cole. W. }. Seymou. 7 T. Brady. J.
T. Oldani T.. J. O'hrien. Joseph Ter
rim and Robert Han. were enjoying a
trip In launch owned by Robert
Howe. and had just entered Lake 1T.
Clair when the squall struck them.
They tried to make Belle Isle but
were several hundred feet from
shore when their boat Cnpsized They
ciung TO the overturned boat until
water The doctors hurried To the
Morgan 4 Wright plant and dried their
clothing from the heat OF the boilers.
Or Fred cole was the only one 20
suffer from the experience. He was
quite III but Is recovering
The possession OF diamonds valued at
$1,000 IL involved I'm the suit started
In Justice pcGaws court Friday aft
ernoon. by j. IL. GIrhch against r.. II.
Van Baalen' pawnbroker. The dia.
monds were sold by Garlich to sol
Wagner and other members OF the
Wagner family on contract. GarliCh
claims that after $500 was paid
Wagner pawned the Jewels wi6h
Van Baalen. hence the suit against
him. Van Baalen admits the dia-
monds were pa~nCu with him, but
says they were redeemed. Wagncr
was on the stand To tell where the
diamonds are, but he stood on mis-
constitutional privileges and refused
TO answer. Attorney Grossman, who
appeared for Wagner. admitted he
had the pawn .lcktts In his pocket
but he also claimed his constitutional
privileges and refused TO exhibit
them The case was adjourned for a
week and Garlieh' attorneys will en-
deavor to lind some way or bringing
the pawn tickets to light.
FIRST PARK CONCERT SUNDAY.