The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-26
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Edward h Jackson, q thirty-third de-
gree Mason, died I'm Grace hospital |
Saturday from Bright's disease. He
was an uncle OF Fred Nash. the car |
toonist The funeral takes place N |
Adrian. Mich. Monday afternoon
Joseph Abraham, a Syrian storekeep~r,
az No. 204 81. Aubin-nve., was arrest
ed saturday by Detectives Tramonte
and Bolone. for the authorities OF
Berlin, Onti where he Is wanted on
a charge Of obtaining $500 by false
pretenses
II. q. Sherwood, OF Plymouth, formerly
state commissioner of banking, had
foot amputated In 81. Mary's hos
pital Saturday to check the progress
or gangrene. Despite his age--he Is
The stood the operation well. and
Is doing nicely.
Pstrolman Frank Cary gave chase 20
when he saw one OF them trying 20
break into house at Brush and
Winder-sts: One OF the Ave fred at
Cary and he returned the fire, but
none OF the shots took effect.
In attempting 20 dodge automobiles at
Woodward and Chnriotte-aves., sun
gay night. Harry Slade. ~ years old.
No. sol woodward-ave.. was run
down by a Woodward ave. car and
seriously injured. He was taken TO
Harper hospital. He will recover.
Game Warden Charles Daniels CAM
paiRn against the sabbath slayers Of
sung DlTub was continued ounudy
with good results. He arrested an
even dozen men in various parts OF
wayne county A week ago he ar.
rested eight men and they were all
fined.
A sundays session OF the Wayne
county A. D. III. convention, Michael
r. Barden. for 10 years president OF
the order. handed In his resignation,
ced him. Other officers elected are:
Vice president DR.. p j. O'Reilly;
secretary. Henry McKeever; treasur-
er, Timothy II. Keane,
Mrs. Jacob Almond, 3s years old, No.
1912 Holcomb-ave., was struck I'm the
thigh by stray revolver bullet Sun
day afternoon. Raymond Watt, IS
years old. No. 646 Rohn-st.. who was
author OF the poorly aimed shot The
bullet was spent and Mrs. Allmand
was only slightly injured.
The widow and the grandson OF the
late Maxwell r; Fisher, who died two
YeaEsxago, leaving an estate ot-neaTs
: ~ $1.U0GO0o, nave comPfcced .tdsfr
services as executors, and the Union
Trust Co will now take charge Of
the estate. as trustee, in accordance
with the terms OF the Will. The
necessary order was made by Pro-
bate Judge Durfee. Saturday.
quartet of automobile passengers
were given n gay and giddy ride sum
day evening. when the machine be-
csme cranky and raced madly down
| the pier at Robarge's resort For
tunately, the Comet big launch,
was conveniently moored and the
auto jumped aboard 1T Otherwise.
II would have plunged into the river.
Three OF the passengers saved them
selves by jumping. The fourth stuck
TO the ship. None were injured.
Fred Stenseil appeared before Judge
| Connolly, Saturday, md after plead
Ing guilty TO bigamy, was paroled.
| He told the court that he was a mere
| boy when he married his first wife
In Pontiac After his marriage, ne
says he learned that his wife had
fore He says he was told by De-
troit attorney that his marriage was
not legal and be thought there was
nothing wrong In his marriage to his
second wife.
Jacob Levyn, 65 years old, cigar
manufactures OF AIpena, Mich, was
seriously injured at Woodward
and Martin-pl. Saturday afternoon,
bile owned by William Klundt and
| driven by Henry s. Koppin, a real
estate dealer. His skull was frac-
tured. Levyn came to Detroit sew
| eral days ago and went to Harper
| hospital to undergo an operation. He
was out for an airing when the acct
I dent occurred.
Notwithstanding the opposition of the
road cOmnstssiOners, President Lara
| ed, OF the Detroit Board OF Com
| merce, says the movement lookin g
toward the submission TO the elect
ors of Wayne county of the propsi-
tion to bond the county for $4,000, 600
| for the immediate Improvement Of
| the roads, Will go forward without
let-up. Mr.. Larned contends that the
saving to farmers and others who
| travel would be sufficient to Offset
the annual interest on the $4,000, 600.
On sunday, Oct. 2, ST. Mary's Roman
Catholic church, Monroe-ave. and st.
| Antoine-st., will celebrate the sew
! enty-ffth anniversary OF its organi-
/ zation. Musical pontificial high mass
will be sung In the morning, with
ladies of the parish will serve supper
| in the evening The German Catho-
lice were first organized into a
church by Father Kundig I'm 1895
The parish continued TO grow with
the city until now ii is one OF the
largest in Detroit.
| William J. ScrlmEer, welI-known I'm To-
cal political circles, died saturday
enth-st., Of cancer. He was born In
Detroit 46 years ago and had spent
practically all his life here. Mr.
scrimger was at one time clerk in
the coroners' office. After leaving
there he conducted night OWL
lunch wagon on the Griswold-st side
by his widow. Mrs, Alice c. Scrimger;
"A brother. Andrew X. Scrimger, and
sister, Mrs. Eugene Curtis.
The inquest ON the body taken from
the river at WyanuOtte, sept. IL, was
adjourned Saturday for q week IL
is now thought that the remains
may be those of willard Wharton, OF
Monroe who has been missing for
some time. few days ago the
corpse was identified as that OF Mat
thew Walters but the latter was af-
terward found in Harper hospital,
where he is i'll OF typhoid fever.
Wharton's relatives say he had 500
on him when he went away, and they
think he has met with foul play.
Michael MoInar, so years old, No. Iss
Rademacher-st., picked up uacOn-
scious at West Jefferson and Schroe-
der-aves, last Wednesday night, died
I'm the Solvay General hospital, Sat-
urday night The police are investi-
eating on the theory that Molnar
was the victim OF brutal assault
The police say that John Schmidt, 10
years old, admitted having had some
trouble with Molnar Wednesda
night, but declares he did not assault
him. He is being held for investiga-
tion. Molnar came here recently
from Webster City. la.
Il. lie Roy PelIetier, former advertising
manager OF the EMF CO., who has
just returned from a trip TO Europe,
will address the Adcraft club on
American trademarks in Europe"
In the Hotel Pontchartrain, Tuesday
evening, at $40 o'clock Mr. Pelle-
tier brought with him from Europe
monoplane and Will make expert