The Detroit times., 1909-05-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

McGreEor mtssien asnounces the
mosthly testimony meettns for to-
morrow evening at 1ilb. with l.. H.
Mont-GomerIe as speaker and singer.
Bert Lebot. N yesrs old, was arrested.
~ Friday, by Special Ofncer Max Hetke.
on the charge OF stealing coal from
the Grand Trunk railway. lie was
throwing coal from cars into a hand
cart. rhe lad has beenin trouble be.
fore. He lives at No. i02 Orleans-st.
Col. Harry =. New, former chairman of
was in Detroit. Friday. on his way
10 Turtle lake. where he will spend
some time hshing. lie reported that
Col. Roosevelt had promised him to
visit Turtle lake on a shooting trip
when opportunity offers
New York advices 90 the effect that the
Westtnwhouse Machine 40, IL at work
on a 3.ooo-horsepower turbine engine
for the city OF Detroit. are ratified
Y by the public lighting commission.
The machine 1000 kilowatt tur-
bine. will be Installed In the local
lighting plant some time In July.
David Stott, whose successful dealings
In whcat were recorded in The Times
several weeks ago, sold 10000 BUSH
els Friday at profit OF l6 cents per
bushel and expects to sell 10000 more
at the same or better price. lie
VIII still have enough wheat on hanu
TO meet his needs In the mill until
the new crop comes In.
The National Beverage Co., capitalized
~ ei00,OO0, OF which $5i 900 In paid
I'm In the shape OF patents and trade
marks, filed articles OF association
noon. The company will manufac-
ture non alcoholic beverages. The
tncorporators are Emile =. Henry L.
and James T.. Chavey, or Detrot.
The Meudelssohn club will hold n pub
lie nse~ting in the eastern branch H.
brary, Field and Agnes-aves., Mon
day evening. at Sl5 o'clock TO FUR
ther discuss the plans OF permanent
nixaftAn and the construction
the proposed new club house. Prom
tnent citizens Interested I'm the move.
ment Will speak, and men interested
in the movement are cordially invited
to attend.
Some queer prauks by Thursday utght's
electrical storm are being reported. In
lightning struck clock. scattering
the works all over the room. and
doing no other damage. In Id Hus-
sells saloon. all or the gas lights
were extinguished and the mantles
on the fixtures broken. At John Mey-
ers saloon. gas pipe was broken
off. and the escaping gas became ig-
nited, starting a small blaze.
Albertus ID. Berry. q. A. u. veteran,
died. Friday, In nj. home, No. 3Os Nc
kinstry- ave, aged SO years. lie had
been III for six months. death being
due to complication OF diseases.
Mr.. Berry served throughout the
civil war. afterwards returning 10
Detroit, and engaging in the print.
Oriental lodge. No. e40. +. a A. NJ.
The funeral will take place Monday
afternoon at o'clock from Gelst
e. Sons chapel, No. 29O Randoiph-st.
Charles r. BieImnn. traffic manager of
the white Star iinei "The newspa-
pers are in error in the schedule they
announced for our fine new steamer,
| the Wauketa. She leaves Tor fort
1:3O. arriving In Detroit the follow
ing morning at 1880 On sundays
she leaves Detroit at O'Clock in the
morning. returning at $3.50 In the
evening This Is the carly spring
schedule Changes will be announced
later"
Aid. Gutman. Thompson. Lempke and
konkel, of the council committee ON
Are protection. together with Aid.
Walsh Reinhardt and GoeschCl. made
a tour OF the boulevard In autos, Fri
day afternoon, with a view 10 plac-
h ing the boulevard within the IRE
limits. That will mean the barring
OF frame residences from the boule-
ward and Will improve its appearance
consideraby The aldermen found
that some Of the houses now on the
beautiful thoroughfare present rath-
er shabby appearance.
The charges under which disDarmens
proce ed inGs will he taken against ex-
Judge William Look. Were Med In
. the circuit court. Friday nfternoon.
/ by George u. Perry and Julian Har.
/ ris. acting as friend OF the court II
n is alleged tnat when Rudolph knorr
4 entered the Home OF the Aged Poor
|, he turned over to Look. In trust.
II MORTGAGE. for $3.50. making tho ver-
n hal agreement that the Interest
i sho,id -bt-psid 20 the -Little-S Sisters
4 or the Poor during his lifetime and
\ ths principaI at his death. Ii is al
/ legged that Look disposed OF the mort
h gage at the Detroit Savings bank.
l and applied $3.50 OF the amount on a
\ debt he owed there. retaining the
4 balance. Since that time Look has
paid TO the home SCI Sc Look has
4 until May 81 10 answer the charges.
! He will claim that he was entitled
Il 10 500 for his services. and he could
i do as ne liked with the balance OF
! the money. provided he paid II over
i 10 the home after knorrs death.
4 Look will show cause on May "a. why
he should not be disbarred.