The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

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Temperatures st Belle Isle bath
heuse-Afr 90, water ~.
George Kay. an Elk from baltimore.
svndsy identined the body OF a man
who died IN 81. Mary's hospital FRI
day as Robert Nichols. SO years old,
No: ilo4 Brooklyn-ave. He was Rays
Aug. Drumbiit.. an inonsnsive butch
er from Cleveland, was mistaken for
strIkebreaker and was roughly
he got on boat at the foot OF Ran
dolph-st. sunday night. George MUIR
Phy, OF Cleveland. was arrested by
Patrolman Potter as one OF the gang
Although normal water pressure has
been restored 40 the north end, fol-
lowing the break OF a 42-inch main
at Townsend and Sylvester
ter commissioners Is sending out
warnings to residents against too
heavy use OF water. sprinkling Is
forbidden between a. m. and y. m.
Henri Msthey., Of B.u..si., q. present
Ostend. and a viola player or con-
siderable fame. has been secured by
n sss ss,inE Ssrts Ss, to plsy
Mr.. Matheys will come TO Detroit
sept ! with Edmond tichtenstein
and Nine. Elsa Ruegger -Lichtenstein.
who are now in Europe.
A distinguished connection of the WILL
cor family OF Detroit, Major Eion
Farnsworth Wilcox. a retired officer
OF the United States army, died
malaria, aged 50 years. The deceas-
ed was well known to many Detroit
ers and was a cousin of lanes ", u.
WILCOX: He had seen active service
I'm the Philippines and the far west.
widow and daughter survive.
Fred Gisschinsky, No. as CharIevoix-
ave-. nixht watchman I'm a Hastings
barking dog at Inward and Rowena-
SITS, Saturday night. He didn't come
close to the dog. but he managed TO
was standing in front OF her home
at No. 345 Rowena-st. The bullet
entered her leg and was afterward
removed. Glaschinsky was arrested.
Hastinxs-st., mixed On an altercatioa
with a gang OF Italians at Forrest.
east and st. Antoine-st., Sunday
: wound In the back. Dempsey's In
jury was not discovered until after
he had been arrested and was being
registered at the Hunt-st. station.
Or. Griffith Thomas sent the man TO
81. Mary's hospital. He Will recover.
In attempting Ia cross Abbott-st. mt
seeoBd-aye., Saturday afternoon, an
machinist for the Auto Parts Co. No.
ESQ Trombley-ave., was struck by a
Sherman-st. car. The auto skidded
and all the occupants except Wells
her two-year-old daughter and Mrs.
Laura Holmes. London. Ont, and her
four-year-old daughter, were slightly
injured.
tionni prominence, will give series
OF lectures on public questions dur
ing. the. week I'm the O., A. r. hall
Relief corps OF Fairbanks Post. DR..
Carleton Will give the opening lee
ture "Wednesday evening on When
ing, The Strength OF the People,"
Thursday afternoon at Sis o'clock.
Victorious Women"
II. II. L'Hommedieu, general manager
OF the Michigan Central railway, says
. that work on the new station on the
West Side will not he materially inn
terfered with by the decision OF the
alton Verdict secured bx the eo raisway
against Elizabeth Ferguson, Edwin
Miller and Burr Lobdell. These par
piece OF property for which $4,000
was offered. but which the owners
hold at $4,000. The jury gave a
verdict for 3S.00l, but the supreme
court ordered a new trial
Judge Hubert says that Mrs. Groes-
beck, the woman who appeared I'm ju-
venile court Saturday demanding the
return OF her eight children. abused
had them, and that they were taken
from her and that part of them have
been placed In good private homes.
while the others are In different In
stitutions. The mother knows where
three OF them are. and visits them
often, but the officers will not tell
where the children are who live IN
private homes. Mrs. Groebeck's hus-
band left her three years ago.
Bert smith, 70 years old, hostIer for
the Towar Creamery Co., fell from u
second-story window to the alley. of
Cass-ave., just north of Michigan
ave. Saturda night. Smith was
tired and sat on a window sill. He
lost his balance and fell. The auto
patrol started to take the man to a
hospital. but he died on the way.
The body was then taken TO the
morgue. but the night custodian or
the county building refused to let
the police bring II into the morgue.
The body was then taken to the po-
lice barns and was there about an
hour before a coroner finally ar
rived
Don N. Dickinson has started suit for
$4,000 against the Leonard storage
Co, claiming that the refusal
and delay TO turn over to him
100000 worth OF papers and docu-
ments relating to his practice as an
attorney put him to great expense.
The property was turned over to the
company In 1908 by someone con-
nected with Mr.. Dickinson's former
office. and the storage people re-