The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-06
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The Third WARD Repubiicsn committes
Will hsld . neeting In Reinhold Ritz
tsr'A No. SCI St. Antoins-st.. Friday
Fire visited the d. 8. zinon clothing
store ~ M. 12S Jsners0n-ave., We'd
nesday evening. IL created consider
able excitement. but there was little
a damage.
0e@hers 81 the board Of Supervisors
wall he guests Of the county road
tions OF newly-improved highways.
next Tuesday
GLADYS Ward, No. en- Larned-st. east,
Was bitten On both hnnds by deg,
Wednesday afternoon. The animal
belonged to Mrs. Mary Hitchcock, No:
Sls Larned-st. east. who surrendered
~ II to the police.
p1ngvse-sQ. was selected by the Social
lsts for the scene Of their activities
Wednesday night. Nine OF them were
later released The Socialists again
threaten to carry their troubles TO
the courts.
On the theory that Edward spohn
c cissdsd .S S,i 60 fsfsing $50 $50
year In Jackson prison. Spohn has
been remanded to the jail until tho
court can investigate.
While the members Of q family named
n to1ne-st.. were at the Jewish syna-
gogue celebrating New Years, We'd
nesday morning. thieves entered
their apartments and took $40 In
cash and a gold watch and locket
Upon hearing Of the death Of her
nAhanghter from the effects OF nm Oper-
alton performed In Harper hospital.
Monday. the aged mother OF Mrs
was stricken with paralysis and 10 In
. serious condition. Mrs. Dancy.
whose death occurred Tuesday, Is
survived by one daughter. Lydy, and
three sons William. Bartlett and
Joseph
On information furnished the police by
Edward Wolf, No. l56 Coiumbus-st,
Earl Kussrow. 10 years old. No. II
Caroline was arrested Wednes-
day night. Wolf declared that Kuss-
row proposed a robbery 10 him while
they were In a theater. The house
where the proposed burglary was 10
have been committed Is at Twelfth
st. and Putnam-ave. The auto patrol
y chased Woodward-aye. car which
~ Kussrow had boarded and the youth
was finally landed.
|Gx~Ald. Michael w. Mcclure, who rep
Fesented the Eleventh ward In the
common council for a number or
years. died in his home. No. 800 May
bury-ave.. Wednesday afternoon, az,
ter q brief illness. The funeral VIII
e DO held Saturday morning. at $3.50
o'clock. from the residence. and at
u.
was So years old and was one OF the
few Democratic aldermen ever elect
cd from the Eleventh ward. For
week proceeding his death Mr.. Nc,
GuIre had been unconscious, and
there seems to be some doubt as to
the exact nature OF his trouble. When
81 became apparent that he could not
live he was removed from ST. Marys
hospital to his home.
re old Negro Baptist church On 80.
AutOlne-st., near BentOu-st, recently
acquired by the school board as an
annex to the Russell school. Is said
to be In such an unsanitary condi-
ton as TO seriously impair the health
OF teacher and pupils. About SO chill
dren are enrolled. The first teacher
opened Monday. declined to remain
longer than one day and the present
teacher will follow suit. With win
iation. is possible. Outdoor recess
had to be dispensed with because OF
! the conversation OF loafers congre-
J. gated In front OF saloon L. diree.iy
as blackboard and books have been
provided.
Corporation Counsel Hany has decided
to Withhold the complaints against the
ID. II. II. for refusing to accept work
f, 1ngmens tickets between the old and
the new city limits out Grand River
! ave. until next week. In the mean
time, James Walsh will continue to
gather evidence for the legal depart
ment. Mr.. Hally gave no reason for
= the delay. Gossip in the city hall Is
: to the effect that the ID. Y. II. Is
planning, as retaliatory measure
against the city's victory in the Fair
View ticket case. to withdraw tho
( sstransfer privilege from the entire
: Jefferson line. between Woodward
! ave and the old city limits. The
original franchise covering this Sec
tion of the system does not require
the issuance OF transfers. IL Is said.
Officials OF the company refuse to
discuss the matter.