The Detroit times., 1910-08-16
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING


sssstures st belle Isle bsth house
An 7oD water, ~.
nsa concerts. Tuesday evening, Clark
Der9D Wednesday sftsrnoon. nsiis I.is
1sssing Of the Wayne County Pro-
evening. ~'
Sc1gs William Kelley ..s s..r,0
trcss % Memphis, Tenn, are In de-
v, otts, Fetting pointers. Monday they
much Inc Juvenile court. and were
seose hubert IL doing.
The police are LOOKING for o..r~.
Whiikowski, n yesr. ola. No. 49,
Lcvstt-st., who has been reported
missing since last Sunday. His par
Sre 49, Tear that he may have been
swimmsra as he started out to so
rhaiip kolb, rs years old. No. z2r A.h-
LorSoo nimseif by . window cord
Svnoay afternoon. He was despon-
S he over illness. and the fact that
discovered the body and cut II down.
coroner Burgess was notified
reports Of committees and q general
s Sh,s' Of the municipal owner
snip situation took up the time at
ownership committee In Mannebach's
haii, Monday night. 1t was decided
10 mold another meeting Wednesday
evening at No. 1873 Randolph-st.
rstroiwan George ,. smith Monday af-
sernoon arrested William Ford, ON =
cnaree OF cruelty to animals. Ford
- driver for William Cole, No. 274
Deauoien-st The horses were SO
weak weak and emaciated they could
scarcely stand They were taken TO
the police barns A complaint Will
be made In the police court.
sEddie" Ryan, formerly trainer ut the
-. A. G., and n familiar figure about
Pit .rG rest, under ss ARREST m
use or the mails II is charged that
ne misrepresented lands In Clere-
more. Okla. which he had for sale.
he Is held In the Allegheny county
Jail. In default OF $4,000 bail
william \. Thomas was elected To sue
ceed the late John r.. Eby M n truss
Tee OF simpson NJ Il. church, In the
quarterly meeting, Monday night II.
a Triton was elected steward but
otherwise the board remains the
same. Reports showed that the
church Is free of indebtedness and
increased Its membership by 90 dur
ing the past few months.
zig stalwart sons bore the body OF the
Iate John II. Finucan tO the grave,
tuesday morning. funeral services
I being held at IS. Peter and Paul's
was formerly well-known member
or the police force. The surviving
relatives include the widow, two
daughters. Mrs. John Hart and Mrs
Morris Brendle. and six sons Will
lam, Charles. Andrew and George. OF
Detroit. and John and Joseph. OF To-
ledo.
John O'Brien, of birmingham, was
Hired $50 and sI1.5O costs by Justice
Albert +. Campbell. of Birmingham
Monday. for having the hide of a
deer In his possession--unlaMfu
The deer was tame one that es-
capped from he farm Of John Dodge
was made by Deputy Game Warden
Charles Daniel Daniel arrested
William Ueberhardt. OF Detroit. Sun
day, for shooting mud hens out OF
season. Ueberhardt was fined $40
and $3.50 costs by Justice Robert
Trombley. OF Crosse Pointc.
Capt. Percy Patterson, of the $780," an
officer Of the Third regiment, VI. n.
G., made an unprecedented record for
on-hand rifle shooting at the Mack
ave. range. Monday. by shooting II
bulis-eyes in succession. The con-
ditions OF shooting at that range are
two shots for sighting and 10 for
record. Patterson just missed the
buifs-eye with his first sighting
shot. and punctured II with his sec
ond and the 10 regular shots. maxi
ing a perfect score. Patterson VIII
be one Of the Michigan team at the
national shoot at Camp Perry, O.
L. A. sherman, No. 33J Iroquois-sve.,
and A. y. Cook, of No. 80 Forsyth
st, have returned from n l2-days
cruise on the 40-ft. launch 1roquois.
The start was made from Detroit.
Aug 2. and the first stop was ST
Clair. The Iroquois was then headed
south and crossed Lake Erie TO To-
ledo, where Messrs. Sherman and