The Detroit times., 1910-04-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Thomas torbett, wrIl-known teIe-
graph opcrntor. connected with local
othces tor the last 20 years. died, FIJI
day night. Ia his home. No. 200 ABB
bott-st, from tuberculosis.
Mrs. Margaret Donohue, who brought
salt against DIR: james 4. shaw, dem
tlst, IN Judge Murtns court, alleg ing
that he disiocuted her jaw in cN-
tracing about 20 teeth. was awarded
verdict Of $500, Friday afternoon.
Judge swan has decided that the Iaunci,
which customs officials seized In con-
ncction with charges against Harry
Heinicke. OF -. clair Flats, growing
cut of the bringing in OF some geese
without payment OF duty, shall be
sold and the proceeds Contscated uy
the government.
DIR. L.. 4. Newton was given "a verdict
for $3.50 Ina his suit against the ID.
l. X. in Judge Hosmer's court Era
day afternoon. The verdict was for
damages To the plaintiffs auto when
an interurban car bumped IL OF the
track. in Highland Park. Three of
Or. Newton's daughters were In .he
machine at the time. but they es-
capped injury. 49,
The Rev. A. u. Barr, of the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church, and she
Rev. John Balloon shaw. OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church Chicago.
Kroonland, for Edinburgh Scotland.
To represent the Presbyterian
churches OF the middle vest in the
worlds missionary conference, which
opens June IA.
David Nun Hove. Belgian pntriarcb.
who died In the home OF his son.
Carleton ave, at the age OF 80 years.
was buried Saturday morning In MI.
Elliott cemetery. after services IN
our Lady OF sorrows church, at
o'clock He was the father OF 10
children. seven OF whom survive.
Twenty eight grandchildren. ard
three great grandchildren also sur
Vive. Mr.. Van Hove came TO Detroit
in 1856 His four sons acted as pail
bearers.
The Inquest into the death of Mrs. Ar
thur }. Hest. who slipped from ~ crke
of Ice and was drowned nCu the root
OF Woodward-ave viii be- held IN
Coroner Burgess court room IN the
county building, Tuesday morning.
Coroner Burgess held conference.
Friday. with Justice Foy Of Trenton,
who impanelcd a jury Al the time the
body was found near Crosse lie; IS
the young woman made her home
here with relatives, II was decided 10
hold the inquest here. as matter or
convenience TO the witnesses.
Iecturing ON "Mnrringe and Divorce
In 81 AIoysius' church, Friday night.
tho Rev. FIR. Bertrand /. conway, the
Paulist missionary, declared that
America Is the laughing stock OF inc
world, on account OF her divorce
statistics Marriage is the basis 81
the state, which Is nothing more Than
a. group of families. and where the
marriage tie is not sacred, nothing
i'm the state is sacred said Fr. Con
way. Thee speaker admitted that the
luIleNHbIe marriage itNo VI ms Niui'i
sometimes strike hard against lew
wretchedly married persons, Dut ne
added that the position OF the churcR
is safeguard TO the sacredness OF
matrifnony, and cannot be chanSCd'
because IL Is Gods law.
Residents of the Eastern boulevard
buye raised fund with which ia en-
ploy John j speed To assist CoipoT-
alton Counsel Hally I'm defending the
action OF Park Commissioner Hurl-
Lut i'm refusing to grant any permits
for automobile driVeways crossing
the boulevard lawn. The case IN
point has TO do with n new garage
on the south side Of the boulevard
fmst east of Woodward-ave.. which
il being built by A. NJ. Henry ana
Others Hurlbut has rcrUsed per
NIT for driveway on the GROUND
that scores OF other similar permits
would haVe To be granted, ana that
this would greatly impair the beauty
OF the lawns bordering the boulevard
Arthur ID. Chambers aud William w.
Moore were found guilty Of fraud In
a case brought against them IN JUS
tfce I,emkic's court, Friday afternoon
by Edward Delisle, and 1udg ment was
given against them Tor SbO. ptIlSlc
answered an I'D inserted under thn
name Of the Detroit Cement Co. anu
found Chambers To be the company; :
Delisle bought the horse Tor SloO dhu
shortly after Moore came TO him ana
told him he had been Him iiamlned
DelisIe finally sold the horse 10
Moore for $40 in cash and note Tor
$40 but he could never collect on
ths note Chambers and Moore trled
a technical defense, but Justice Lem
kie wasn't impressed.