The Detroit times., 1909-05-06
WHERE LIFE rs
Ns WORTH LIVING


Another evidence OF returning prosper-
ity IL seen In the collections OF the
local internal revenue office for April.
Sts2A3.0s In April. 1905.
Uncle SAM. annual sale OF seized md
unclalnscd goods, held In trent al the
postofnce, "wednesday, netted $23l5.
Charles A. sullivan. deputy customs
collector. was the auctioneer
The annual meeting Of the Detroit liar
associations VIII he held in the su-
pervisors room OF the county build
ing; May II. at $3.50 ., m. Officers
viii be elected and other business
transacted.
Prof. William E. Bonn. of the Vntvers-
sly Of Michigan. viii speak Thurs
day evening. In the hall, No "a Grand
Ism. and the Significance of the Red
Flag" Admission is free.
Frank 7. Kelly. alleged 10 he an expert
pickpocket, was arrested, Mednes-
day. by Detective Frank Wilkinson.
who spotted Kelly on a street car.
Kelly tried To run away from the OF.
ficer. but WAS overhauicd. HE VIII
be ordered TO get out OF town
Mrs. ID. r.. DonnelIy. % member OF the
buriesque company I'm the Gnycty
theater THIS week. reported 20 the Pc,
lice that she left her handbag and
her gold watch in n restaurant We'd
nesday. and that IL was missing
when she returned TO look for 1t.
The Detroit police have received word
that Jamcs Quinn. alias fillmore
alias Mack. alias Canada Whitcy,
Quinn was out on bail awaiting trial
for the blowing OF the Blissheld post
similar job at Morenci. and had been
arrested here several times.
The sIavs OF the Eighteenth ward have
effected an organization for the pur-
pose of building an Eyangellcal
Lutheran church. and having con-
gregatlon for all the Slavs or that
denomination In Detroit. The officers
are: President John Adams vice
Paul iibler; treasurer. Andrew Ho-
vorko.
sBob" Davis, mnnnging editor Of the
Munsey publications, and Lewis
Brush OF the American Radiator Co.
will he the guests of the Adcraft
club. and the newspaper men OF the
city at n dinner In the Pontchartrain
next Tuesday evening. The commit
tee on arrangements consists OF Fred
w. Britton. VI. NJ. Nlmmo, Louis A.
Stafford and walter G. Boynton.
wesley schmidt, - years old, was mr.
rested. Wednesday, by Trunnt OFFICER
Plies. on the charge OF embezzling -
from the J. L. Hudson Co, by which
he was employed as cash boy. lie
is alleged 10 have held out the money
and taken trip to Jackson with H.
ing a decision as To whether COM
plant Will be made against him.
No cnuse Of action was the verdict of
the Jury In the case Of Shr,.tins
I'm Judge Donovans court. Wednes-
day. Vickert was injured when a
street car ran into a long iron shaft
wagon. lie was given verdict In
the first trial. but the u. L. X. APP
pealed on the ground that the YER
Afrfu of
dence.
The police nre looking for nm owner for
big red bnnd-cart. filled with straw
and dinner dishes. William Ed
wards, junk gatherer. was found at
o'clock Thursday morning pushing
the cart along ST Antoine near
Beacon. He told Patrolmen Martin
and Raymond that he had found the
cart. already loaded with the dinner
set. on Madison-ave But he was
taken to central station, and Is held
on suspicion.
Interrogatorics In the contempt ease
against John n. schmidt. the circuit
\ court Juror. charged with soliciting
bride. were filed Wednesday after
noon Schmidt IS asked whether in
mis- home. No. $40 Hancock ave: east.
on the night of April IS. he did not
solicit a bride from John Govensky.
brother OF the plaintiff in n damage
suit In progress in the circuit court
schmidt Is directed TO make answer
on Friday. and the case will be heard
Saturday
Judge PheIcn ruled. Wednesday. that
the vicinity of public parks II not
proper place to keep vicious dog,
nor n canine whose temper might be
brought under suspicion Dwight II.
Price. real estate agent, was nned slVo
when found guilty OF harboring two
-pfz4syt4S-f!n2s--neaE Mater w orks
park Later the fine was reduced
to SIS. on condition that he either
send the dogs to the pound or Mt
least remove them from their pres
ent abode.
Rounding the corner % Nonroe-nve.
and Fnrmer-st., the Detroit ambu-
lance. driven bv Herman Eckert or
No. S57 Riopelle-st., crashed into the
side OF Sherman car No. 1870. throw
ing the ambulance horse 10 the pave
ment and resulting in slight damage
TO the ambulance and the street car.
Traffic was held up from .s45 until
after 9 o'clock. The ambulance was
responding TO call from the foot OF
feminist. where workman was
slightly hurt.
Adam Msxuchowski, one OF the pas
seng~rs of the Ypsi-Ann car. which
in March. 1905. left the track on
Michigan-ave.. and crashed into a
store front. was awarded a verdict
of $3.50 in Judge Murphy's court.
Wednesday afternoon. zuchowski
suffered partial paralysis as result
of his injuries. and when on the wit
ness stand. perspired freely on one
aide OF his face. while the other side
was dry. Specialists were called to
testify as to the condition which
A legal fight L. brewing between the
city and the owners of the kanter
building over tho erection OF an out
side stairway leading to the gallery
of the new Family theater. The
stairway which projects four feet
over the sidewalk. was erected with
out the consent OF the city The
council, Tuesday night, ordered it's
removal within 10 days. but the own
ers OF the building say that. as the
stairway occupies the space formerly
occupied by the old iron steps lead
ing To the upper floors OF the build
ing. they have acquired the property
by adverse possession.
PntroImcu I<niser md Pollard had 10
do n lot Of rough and tumble work
before a little business disagreement
between John Kerrcos and George
Saros, two Greeks, was settled. W cd
nesday afternoon. kerreos has been
operating n pool room at No. 2Oi
EandoIph st. on which Saros mas 4
lease beginning May ]. Saros. with
his wife and two special constables;
tried TO get possession OF the pool
room They were just taking the
tables apart when kcrrcos rushed
in. and landed several hard punches
on Saros Saros was badly cut by
n ring worn by Kerreos. The police
arrested both combatants. and locked
their up on charge OF disturbing the
peace