The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-25
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Indications strongly point Ia the the
!, DRY that u was "a on~-iegged burglar
who ransacked the home or J. ). Els
man. No. go Euciid-ave.. Thursday.
: Four tan SHOES were stolen. and each
one was for the left foot.
4 Alexander Nelson. "a butcher In the
bound over TO the federal grand jury,
Thursday, In $500 ball on charge
OF assaulting George Housem. mail
carrier. while the latter was in the
discharge OF his duty. Nelson de-
MES that he struck the postman
John Steinke, a member or tho gang
! which plundered the PunRs-Ftneh
|, Auto Co, OF a large quantity OF brass
!. and other auto trimmings. was sen
fenced by Judge Connolly, Thursday,
4 TO serve five years in lonia reform,
atory. Steinke has a long criminal
record. and the Judge informed him
that he was not the sort OF citizen
wanted In Detroit
\ The od-nlcohoi plant of the Esper
\ and Ford Lumber a Chemical Co., la
Springwells township. was burned TO
the ground Thursday. with "A loss OF
$4,000. only partially covered by IN
surance The plant which nanufac-
tured wool alcohol wood tar. chat
I coal and several other hy-products,
I was located at the Pere Marquette
y crossing on the Mnler-rd., and be-
yond reach OF any fire-f1Rhting aid
, Soseph T. Dale. machiniSt. 70 years
old; dhis s Monday s.% rn %Srnins'
\ leaving his bride OF three months
penniless and broken hearted. she
I says she Is unable TO account for his
I absence, except on the theory that
u he collected his wages, at the Ire
VI land & Matthews Mfg. Co. and waS
III foully dealt with. for purposes OF
II robbery. The couple recently came
II here from Pittsburg.
ia protest IL being made by property
\ owners along Grand Riyer-ave., be-
NJ against the terms OF the ordinance
which orders the building OF side
! walks In that section from lot line
A TO curb line They say that the
! street will have TO be widened later
and that II would be waste OF
= than six feet in width at this time;
: a!yo that many fine shade trees
would be destroyed.
. The state executive committee of the
y. VI. &. A., has arranged to hold the
4 Michigan high school student DON
J ference at Torch lake. directly east
20 juy The eu GaS rH Is 70 Bring
4 together representative high school
I boys from all parts of the state; 10
activities among boys. to show them
their relationship to life. the home,
the school, the church. ana 10 the
boys OF the community.
| For 90 years weil-known resident of
/ Detroit. Frank Meyer. aged 90 years,
!, died. Thursday. In his home NO; Szo
J Champlain-st He was born In Ham
burg. Germany and came TO Michi-
gan when 20 years of age, taking up
] a farm at New Baltimore. but few
years later removing to Detroit He
i had lived in the house on Champaign
!. ct for AZ years. Two children, Henry
\ Meyer and Mrs Dora Jacobs. are the
4 only surviving relatives Funeral
Il services will be held Sunday. with IN
y terment in ST Charles cemetery.
] FolIoyving several months Illness, Mrs.
\ stephen II. Currie, died Thursdny. In
b her home, No. 327 Garland ave. Mrs.
\ Currie was the daughter OF Elias
Parker. of New Haven, Mich, and a
j second cousin OF Thomas Palmer, OF
\ Detroit. She is survived by her hus-
4 band to whom she was married less
than year ago. a daughter by a
former marriage. Miss katharine
Zilda Lawrence, and one sister. Miss
held in the residence. Friday morn
/ ing, and the body was taken to New
1 Haven, for interment.
Mr. md Mrs. Carl Weitxcl. nm nged
couple from Utica, Mich. were pain
fully injured. and rendered uncon-
scious from shock, when thrown from
their buggy at Dubois-st and the
~ Boulevard. Thursday. team or
N young horses, that Weitzel was driv-
Ing. became frightened when q dog
/, barked at them Mr. and Mrs. Welt
X gel were carried into the residence
Fl, OF their daughter, Mrs. George Hes
Ii tended by DR. II. II. Williams. Welt
nv gel had two ribs broken. and his wife
/ sustained a dislocated ankle.
The Glnzier stove plant In Chelsea.
J Mich. has been sold 20 "a new cor
poratlon. the Chelsea Stove g. Manu-
h Featuring Co, which Will carry on
III will receive about 30 per cent on
H. their claims During the progress OF
L, the settlement OF the Glazier estate.
/ the property has been operated at a
profit. No selection OF president