The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-30
WHERE LIFE IS n
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Tempers,nres at BeIie Isie bath houses
AIR ~, water, "a.
nsnd concertsi Tuesday evening. Clark
rSrNt wednesday afternoon, Belle
@en!amin Edwards. of Mount Union
sroi, alliance, a., will come 90 de-
vica' w 'ahe charge or the civil SER
VICE anu commercial classes OF the
suY.t technical institute, connect
GU win the y. NJ G. A.
Two barrels OF sugar were spread all
Trumh, ne street at Michigan and
thunouu-aVes., Tuesday morning.
when Michigan car No. ifs5 coliided
witn Lee a. Cady truck driven by
sepn scott No. ga Hubbard-ave.
""oer. Z. bcgsrt, 10 years old, was
ives TariS Ssd and night HsA by d 4stsse
a. 1eserting his wife and children
az layton. The detectives found him
ars MS f"oming house. No. 22 How
lowing as delegates to the next con-
servauon congress: Prof M. II.
cooley and Prof J. b. Davis. OF the
HRniversity OF Michigan; Walter $.
nusssl, Detroit, and George 5. Pier
son. Kalamazoo
"tre visited the bakery OF J. stinason,
So. ooe Greenwood-ave., early Tues
say morning. and damaged the place
~ tue extent OF about $500. The fire
was caused by the overflow OF some
not grease. The barber shop next
door was also damaged.
The police were called 10 No. I34 Lo-
eass-st, Monday night, and got there
JUST In time to prevent Edna Smith.
40 years old. from breaking all the
ulshes In the house. The girl APP
peared TO be demented. and the po-
nee sent her to ST. Mary's hospital.
Sustice Stein has dismissed the case
against John w. Stacey, accused by
MS wife's relatives OF deserving his
Iamiiy stacey says he left for CHI
was taken To Eloise. and did not
Know or conditions until he was
sent for.
Charles shepard, n years old, told the
police Monday, that he In wanted In
Joliet for breaking his parole on a
two-year sentence for burglary. He
said he dared not return 20 his people
IN ohio as fugitive, so he wishes
10 serve out his term He still has
Two months TO serve.
Peter Cour,, 30 years old, No. 40 Hast
tngs-st., was shot through the wrist
py an unidentified man at Franklin
and Riopelle-sts.. Monday night
Coury says he was attacked by
gang or six men and that one OF
them fired a revolver at him. Then
they all fed. His wound was dressed
In the city physicians office.
Word was received I'm Detroit, Mon
day, of the death of John NJ. Paine,
son OF De Forest Paine. a prominent
local attorney, In Oakland, Cal. last
week. The body will be brought to
Detroit. Tuesday afternoon. Paine
was 50 yeas old. and Is survived by
his widow. His father is I'm Europe.
but will come home at once.
-. Clair Hindson, II years old, No. $40
second-st, md Charles Perry, II,
No so Henry-st. were stealing a
| couple OF bottles OF beer from a
wagon at First-st. and Michigan
ave, when patrolman saw them
and took them to the station. Lieut.
Breault sent them to the juvenile
detention room in the county build
ing.
William Gasl<in, proprietor OF a cafe
NJ No. Az 80. Antoine-st, was found
crawling about on his hands and
knees IN the woods at the upper end
OF Belle Isle. Monday. He disap-
peared from his saloon last Satur-
day, after threatening TO commit
suicide. Gaskin had taken some
chioroform and was 50 weak when
found that he was unable Ia walk
He was removed to st. Mary's hos
pital
The meat cutters and butcher work.
men OF the city VIII meet I'm the hall
al Beecher-st; and Michigan-ave..
forming or council OF the different
meat trade unions in Detroit. L. ID.
Reddirg. general organizer OF the
meat unions. will preside at the
meeting. The plants connected with
the meat trust are said to be trying
10 prevent the growth OF the work
mems unions.
Mrs. AdeiIne RoenickI, No. 3: Sibiey-
st, was called upon by n young man
Monday afternoon, who represented
himself as census enumerator
When he got inside the house. he
tried to take her order for some
photographs. She refused. then he
asked her to play the piano. She
resented his familiarity and when
he picked up stickpin. she started
for the telephone to call the police
The stranger fled.
PatroIman Wills =. Alexander found
George Walsh, 20 years old, who says
he lives on EliZabeth-st. east. and
Herbert S. Mills no home. wander
ing along the streets, early Tuesday
morning, carrying a valuable trunk
between them. The men said they
had found IL. They were arrested on
suspicion. Walsh was arrested with
the gang OF desperadoes who blew
the St Clair county postofflce safe
lie Is 20 years old.
After the Crosse Pointe village fire
department had refused 10 turn out
and extinguish grass fire that seri-
ously threatened TO destroy the resi-
dence of Attorney Henry g. Walters
engine made the run OF 10h miles
I'm 10 minutes. In the meantime the
neighbors had came to the rescue
with all the garden hose they could
find and checked the blaze before II
reached the Walters home.
within n few days the Maybury MEM
oriaI committee, OF which George w.
Fowle Is chairman. expects 10 re-
ceive photographs of the model of
the Maybury statue from the sculp-
tor Alexander Weinman, to whom
the commission was given. Mr..
weinman was the sculptor OF the
Macomb monument now In Washing
ton park. and the Maybury commit
tee feels that he Will do every jus
tice to his present commission.
James Murdoch, vice-president OF the
International Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen, was in Detroit. Mon
day, with the pay checks for Detroit
and Windsor Grand Trunk strikers,
who are still doing "penance" for the
edihcation OF the railway authorities
because of their going on strike.
when the 80 days time limit is up.
in accordance with the agreement
signed by President Hays when the
strike was settled.
County Truant officer william Grace
ON Monday arrested three hogs In
Ecorse, and they are held In the de-
tention room In the county building.
pending investigation. They are
Robert Stagner, eight years old, No.
432 Morrell-st.. and Arthur and WILL
lam Kreger, 10 and IL, respectively,
M 43S Morrell-st The boys had $i2
between them. The Stagner boy at