The Detroit times., 1910-01-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


~vurs... = ssrenG has bees appointed
member Of the board of estimassss
from the Thirteenth ward TO succeed
Joseph a. Feidman hs - pres'ccs n
and lives at No. i77i East Grand
blvd.
Judwc swan charged the new federal
Grand Jury In the Ustted states dis
triet court room, Tuesday afternoon
OF this grand jury VIII be- extended
over many days. as the cases 10 come
up are ostly OF a trivial nature.
A fury In Judge Phelan's court failed
g agree .s'd's; ." Sc ' As"ss
HAYNES W.. Eugene Green. her for
mer landlord. The jury was out
three hours. A civil suit Tor dam
ages IL now pending against Green
Detective Frank Wilkinson. who never
fuIIy recovered from the ballet wound
In his head. Inflicted by Frank Nska.
now serving IL years for the crime.
intends to take long leave OF alb
sence. and will go 10 Hot Springs;
ArF.. for treatment for his shattered
nervous system.
The smnuagemen Of the GrlsWOld hOuse
has nied = claim with the police de-
partment for the gold watch left as
security by Mrs. Muriel Frazer. who
later abandoned "A dying babe In the
Library Park hotel. The police have
been holding the watch as evidence
OF the woman's Identification.
elected the following Ofncersi &. L.
Batchelder. John Ia Austin. John r.
Putnam. George L.: stokes Charles
IA, Bryan, Martin Schoil. William q.
Thomas, Martin Burkheiser and John
Lennane. The exchange has moved
into new quarters In the Penobscot
building.
Defending complaint against the
arrangement Of the Avenue theatsr
cites In the place. Manager Frank
Drew raised the point that the law
deals with variety theaters: and
Prosecutor Leopold Koscinski asked
for an adjournment of the hearing.
while he looks up cases bearing oil
the matter.
AIighting from ear In front Of the
Baker line chr house, Dix-ave.. Tues
day night. William Brown was
thrown to the pavement. striking on
his head. and sustaining severe
sSRsS 80 West 81 SIDE sss hospital sSs
Detroit ambulance. Brown Is ~
years old. and resides at No. 4sS
Plumer-ave.
The Michigan Association. of County
Brain Commissioners reelected
George A. Williams. OF Ingham coun-
~. president. In Tuesday afternoons
session. Leonard Aiger, OF Saginaw
county. was chosen yice-president.
and Frank Paiiister. OF Wayne. sec
rotary and treasurer. A new consti-
tuition and bylaws were adopted.
wednesday's sessions are given up
to a discussion OF proposed amend
ments TO the state drain law.
,. sehemanski. the veteran po-
lice court officer. who recently be-
came insane from brooding over the
death OF his son last August, died.
Tuesday. I'm his home. No 94l Nc
Cleilan-ave. He was taken to Eloise.
Dec. %. but steadily failed. and Mon
day was brought back home. Mr..
force since 1880. For many years he
had been attached to the police court
and was a familiar figure about the
municipal court building.
added another ave and one-hsif acres
to It's holdings out Jeferson- ave.
making a total OF 80 acres Il now
owns. The newly acquired property
Belt. Line. and back to Connor's
creek New buildings will be erected
Immediately. greatly increasing the
sapaci.y Of h ,as psn The feets5y
last year. The deal was handled by
the Hannah Real Estate exchange.
Mrs. Lizzie BuIIen's bill for Ne pnrate
maintenance. Med against her hus..
the ID. Y. r.. and brother or supt.
Judge Rohnert. Tuesday afternoon.
! Mrs Bullen testified that her hus-
band drank absinthe mixed with
snur. a decoction which she said
made him wild. She also stated that,
he neglected her and spent his time
with disreputable women. In dis
missing the bill Judge Rohnert
stated that had Mrs. BuIlen brought
action for absolute divorce instead
of separate maintenance, he would
have gone into the case more deeply.
COmmissioner CrOuI was importuned
by committee OF prominent citl-
zens Tuesday afternoon to change his
decision not TO let Emma Goldman
speak here next Sunday. The dele
cation included Bishop Williams. Carl
Schmidt. Conrad Pfeifer and f. r.
Ingram. They based their request on
the ground that his refusal TO let
the Goldman woman speak. was an
infringement on the right OF free
speech. After a long conference. Mr..
Croul asked that the lecture be post
poned for a month or so. and this
was agreed to. In the meantime he
will look into the matter carefully.
DIR. Ben l.. Reitman. Miss Goldman's
manager, left for Cleveland Tuesday