The Detroit times., 1910-07-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Band eoncertst Tuesday night, Clark
Y sie. wednesday af'srnoo" Belle
The residents of Manchester, Mich.
have planned "Homecomers' re-
-Anlon- Tor Aug. "a. and are sanding
out Invitations TO former Manchester
toik or all ages, TO join In the cele-
Besn.layrs swieIanowski, two and a
result OF being scalded a few days
ago In the parental home. No. 2S
Norton-ave: He fell into a tub OF
boiling water. Coroner Burgess de-
cided an inquest unnecessary.
The police officer stationed to prevent
work ON = side track being built by
the Edison Illuminating Co. on the
lower end OF Schroeder-ave.. Mon
day, was removed in the afternoon.
the police commissioner becoming
convinced that the company had a
right to the street.
The Rev. y. II. Little, OF River Rouge,
has accepted call from the Baptist
church, In Cadillac. Mich. and Will
enter upon his new passionate Sept. i.
In the meantime pastors will be in
vited to preach In the River Rouge
church. the selection OF the majority
to be offered a call
The body. Of the Italian drowned mt the
foot OF Bishop-rd., Crosse Pointe,
Monday afternoon. was recovered
Monday night by Harbormaster Eli
son; The corpse was Identified as
No. 466 Hastings-st. Coroner Bur-
CESS sent the body to the county
morsue.
Several members of the hoard Of Com
merce have been approached by n
man who is soliciting advertisements
for publication called North :
senger agent of the Northern Pacific
railroad. has telegraphed TO the board
that at least a part OF the mans
credentials are forgeries, and that he
probably Is fakir.
The committee headed by Allan II.
Frazer, appciated by the local lodge
OF Elks to investigate the affairs OF
the executive committee. which had
charge OF the national reunion. held
its first session. Monday afternoon.
and heard the complaints OF the
street peddiers who paid for conces-
sions The committee will meet
: again at ( o'clock. Tuesday after
noon.
Walter Torxewski. No. 1928 Twenty
ATHEIST, has determined 10 sell his
home and remove to another part OF
the city. to get away from the scene
OF the death OF his son. Leo, 6 years
old who was run down by a train
as he was. crossing the tracks near
his home last Saturday night. The
sight of the trains constantly re-
minds him of the fatality. the father
says.
bccHuse " pointed w
John Tryensniewski. as the boy who
robbed his safe OF $500. Louis Seem
belon. a butcher. at No. 1887 Jos.
Campau-ave., has had the lad ar
rested. The boy was employed In
the butcher shop. The police say
they Will have TO be convinced by
stronger evidence than fortune
teller's word but are holding John
for investigation.
The council committee on IRE protec-
tion has decided to recommend n
compromise with II. X. Viger. the
coal dealer, who has been using free
OF charge for three years, n lot for
merly occupied by fire house near
the western u. 4. w yards. Viger
has offered to give the city another
lot. more conveniently located to the
yards. in exchange for the one he is
using, and to. give a perpetual right
of-way for a side track.
J. IL Dnnnhue. chief af police mt Omaha.
Neb., has written Pnrke, Davis e. Co.,
asking that Arm to cooperate with
the department In locating man
who calls himself William Anderson.
but who probably travels under other
aliases. The Omaha police have a
warrant charging him with forgery.
He passed two bogus checks there by
representing that he was a special
agent OF Parke. Davis & Co. The
man Is said TO be heavy drinker
and has a penchant for rolling dice.
A woman about 20 years old is trav-
cling with him.