The Detroit times., 1910-06-02
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

samuel waIdhorn began suit against
q. court. Wednesday afternoon, allies
Ing that for IA years she "slignted
him, Mrs. Waldhorn Is eontcsunS
the suit.
Nra. Peter Andre. mother of city ~
eensc Clerk Edward Andre, died
Wednesday afternoon in her home,
4 No. $40 Mt Elliott-aye,, tollowiUs
Andre Was IS years old and was q
prominent member OF the Church
of Our Lady OF sorrows,
While playing stag" On the Grand
Trunk Trunk tracks. near the West S SranS-
Dominick. eight years old. No. so4
LaSalle-st.. was run down by Engine
crushed that II was necessary to am
I putate IL In Red Cross hospllal,
where he was taken in the police
auto patrol.
Christopher LngO, - years old, wns mr.
rested "wednesday, In Flint, ON a
warrant sworn out by his wife az
Detroit last October. The warrant
family. The police say ne had been
living with another woman In tllnt
and that she has declared Lago mar
ried her under another name VI
ncers have been sent 10 Flint alter
Lago.
The senior cIRAs OF the Detroit College
Of Law will give a banquet at the
There are 40 members OF the class.
Commencement exercises VIII De
held In the Garrick theater June 10;
and the following day the class wliI
be examined for admittance TO IN"
bar before the supreme court In Ian ,
sing. Arthur +. Gordon IL presidehl
OF the class.
Harvey j. EtcndInE, proprietor of the
Reading Truck Co., WAS seriously
injured "Wednesday afternoon whtn
n. Ill. L.. ri
parted it's cables and plunged down
ward. The accident occurred In the
Reading storehouse at CongreSs-ot'
west and SiNth-st. Mr.. Reading sus-
tanned compound fracture or tde
right leg, Two men who we've on
the elevator with him escaped win
slight injuries.
Miss Adelaide Reid, for some time past
parish assistant 90 the Rev. Marcus
Scott. OF the Central Presbyterian
church, Wednesday, inauBurated Ecr
duties as a worker for the Y. NJ. G A.
Travellers Aid. by meeting all incom-
ing trains at the Brush-st; 1np4t,
y Thayer, will endeaYor TO protect
young women travelling alone from
the dangers that surround them IN
entering a big city.
Owing 10 the sale of boats aud other
property at Lake Orion, by the Lake
..Orion Power and Improvement 30,
usually used by those attending thc
bible conferences at the lake, no con-
fercnces will be held at the resort
this year. The following committee
will take immediate steps TO find an >
enccs: the Rev, j.. a. cutler. th2
Rev. T. V. Jenness, A. l.. Parker. j.
f. Bolles and w. G. Seelcy, Jr.
meeting Will he held saturday even
Ing In O'NeII's hall, at kercheynl and
Crane-aYes for the purpose OF ioInh
ing a Seventeenth Ward MunlClpal
Ownership league. A ward chair
man, secretary, treasurer ana cam
paign committee VIII be elected ana
lN.. Nnl
the formation OF precinct clubs.
number OF speakers will bt prtsCtt
: and the purposes or the mum pa pa
ownership campaign Will be gohS IN
TO in detail This ward organization
Is being formed under the dlrcStioh
of the Municipal Ownership Canvass
ers' executive committee,
The ease Of the ID. q: ". Il VI. railway
against Charles NJ. Thorpe. Detroit
coal dealer. which began IN JudSs
Murphy's court Wednesday aIltf 4.
noon. viii bring up the question o.
the constItutionality OF the deinuiI
rage rules Of the Michigan raiiroau
merce commission. The Company
claims 81 900 demurrage on goo cal 8:
At the opening of the case Att!FH 49,,
railroads prove the date OF delivery
and facts OF loading and unloading
I OF every one OF the $50 cars. X
September, Judge Murphy says.
Alexander BeIlcr, who WAS recently
given One-nfth Interest Ia the estate
OF hts father. Jacob Beller, after ne
threatened n contest. has started q
suit in the circuit court. seeking 20
set aside mortgage OF AlrSJo
given to Attorney Leroy A. wright,
OF San Diego, Cal Beller alleges ti@L
Wright took the work OF protecting
his Interest In the estate on a I'VE
ner cent basis Later the attorney
| fold him he was unlikely 10 get any
thing, and the remuneration was
raised 10 % per cent, and secured ~
a mortgage on Boilers share. when
Keller reached Detroit he was given
his share without going TO court
To protect the Grnnd-bIyd. M resi-
dence district and To keep 10 from
- further enCroaChmcnt OF laCtollea,
garages and other business places ~
the principal object OF the BoulrNaf i
IMPROVEMENT association now loru =
ing A meeting was held "Wednesday
evening I'm the Hotel Cadillac, at
which IL was reported that 80 bOulc-
ward residents have signihed thelr
intention OF Joining the assoclatlnu'
and n was decided 10 effect toT-
NAL organization and elect otht sfH
IA soon as 100 members have neeh
secured Dues will be 81 per year
II may be necessary to secure iurth-
err legislation TO strengthen the pres
ent boulevard act, so that the RUE
can ne definitely made that only
residences can be built on the bouie-
ward Attorney James ID. May look
occasion Wednesday evening TO cruz
cize the use OF the word 'vandaI-
ism" in the report adopted, this WORD
being used to designate the use Oh
noses Judge w. T.. Connolly Is
chairman OF the organization ~ tar
and another meeting VIII be cailed
by him soon.