The Detroit times., 1910-12-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

who disappeared from his home, No.
IN Ctlppcrt-uVc. some tlme ago, mas
returned. Tie denies that his disap-
pearance was caused bN affection Tor
another woman.
The revenue cutter morrill, went out
az commission at noon Thursday, ana
was placed In winter quarters at
oades shipbuildlns yards at the root
OF Dubois-st During the winter "a
new boiler VIII be Installed
Ooiphis DrouIiiard. about 10 years old.
hns been missing trom his home
below Sandwich. Ont, since last sat
urday night. and his friends rear ne
has been accidentally drowned In the
Detroit river. \ search Is being made
for him.
{NfisOn ingrid, % Danish woman, who
came to thts country Two gears age,
has been arrested oy detectives n
son and Black, and IL being held by
the Immigration authorities Tor "A
hearing as TO whether she should
BE- deported
Donald Monroe has becn appointed
deputy clerk of the United states
district court for the eastern dls-
trict OF Michigan To Ill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Harry
l.. tombstone. The latter has takeh
s. position in Prosecutor Van Iile
office
Following "a hight at No. ~ Bemcon-st.,
Fred Miller and George hite, Ne
groes. were arrested by the HylnS
squadron They are held in the cen
tral police station, charged with as
sault With intent 10 Kill Daniel Per-
sett is the victim OF the assault. lie
was stabbed and badly beaten.
~. r.. Hubble, a farmer fFom Flint,
Mich, was saved from the clutches
"Wednesday night Hubble had $3.50
4 with him. and Boyle mad him Ia TOW.
Detectives Clare Reid and Good spoil
cd the game. They locked Boyle up
| and gave Hubble some good advice
|rhc International steam and Hot Wa
ter Fiticr> aud Helpers union and
| the Brotherhood o. Carpenters may
withdraw from the Anne rican Fedora
tion OF ,.abor, "a a I,sulC OF the ac-
| ton of the federation In revolving
j the charters Of those bodies. This
would mean loss OF $4,000 year
| I'm dues to the federation.
The Northwestern business Meas assn
citation was organized Tuesday even-
/ irg, in meeting held in feckhams
/ hail Hudson ami Grand Rivcr-aveS.
/ The officers are: President. r.. j. Will
lis, vice president. r.. J. Blakeney;
| treasurer. Daniel Hahn, secretary.
Nell Murray The object is 20 pro-
| mote the business interests OF the
section
|Dr. Charles p. kuhn. president al the
| beard Z: education, Is opposed ~
| there has been some agitation. one
| reason Is that he is 4 Methodist, and
| doesn't believe in dar ins. Another
! is tntt he doesn't believe they would
| accomplish Che purpose Tor which
/ thty aI- Intended
|The council committee ON parks and
4 bouievards mas set pubic hearing
| for next Monday evening on the ques-
ton OF accepting the jim Scott be
quest for fountain on Belle isle.
IL Is expected that the Reinhardt
\ resolution, accepting the bequest but
h retaining the control OF the eSpen-
diture or the money In the hands II
the common council. will be adopted
In the next meeting.
frank knOa. Of the $780, Chairman
Of the X publican state central COM
mittee, passed through Detroit We'd
II. Sday, on his way TO W ashtnS ton,
| where he Will attend the annual ban
| quet OF the famous Gridiron club.
| saturday night lie viii stop of ia
New York for "A Conferenc" with Col
/ Roosevelt, Il ia said IL Roosevelt
becomes IA candidate FOR the prcSi-
dency In 1912, Knox would like 20 b
| his Michigan manager
4 ton-st.. attempted 30 prevent the ar
rest OF a woman. Wcdle sd&y gin.
4 and was himself arrested. Lewis Wet
dick told Patrolman :. a. Smit'
that the woman had aCcOsted him %.
the street. They were waiting fO.
the patrol 20 take the wonau To til,
station, when GRAY came up AMI
Knocked WcddiCk down. In the bat
tie that followed, the woman cs
capped
Ford TreV click, aged ~. a former dep
uty collector 0f customs, IL dying la
Grace hospital Al the time he APP
piled for admission TO the hospital
he was working In - satOon for SIS
a week. lie hlamCs his downfall 10
politics. His advic" to young men is
to keep away from the game. Mr..
TrCVelliCks father was Richard L.
TIeVellick, prominent among De
troits early labor leaders
bIa xiuiiIum u. Lemaire, aged ~, died,
Wednesday night, In has home. No.
362 Meldrum-aYe He had been In
h., was connected with the old firm
G A. Shaefer In the Majestic building
was also in the house furnishing
years Mr.. Lemaire is survived by
his widow, two daughters and one
son. Or l.. T. Lemaire.
The supreme court handed down n de-
cision, Wednesday, dceiaiming In
valid the city ordinance requiring
all delivery wagons used by firms for
the delivery of their own goods Or
in their own private business 10 pay
a license and carry n numbered tag.
The e. II. Little Go. refused to obey
the ordinance. and one OF it's team
STEERS was arrested. lie was dis