The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Attorney .Jsnses swan has nied nm ap-
peni from Che action OF Judge Mursn
IN seHufng ueputy sheriff to his OIL
nee. Monday, and ssixing papers an
the Coon divorce case. Swan claims
that the Jedges action was arbitrary.
matter, was pending al the time.
Jean Dsnnis beEnn suit against Car
SON. Crnig Co., In Judge Murnn's
SQUIRT tuesday afternoon. claiminS
some commissions 70 buy wheat
which she gave. AS a result she -
out $1,000, she claims. The firm
eialms she ola not pay margins when
AZ the instance OF smoke Inspector
John Fnirgrieyes, As.irtant Corpora
ton Counsel Penniman made COM
plant against the three county aut,-
tors. TUESDAY. charging them with
violating the smoke ordinance, by
allowing TOO much smoke TO escape
throukh the stacks at the county
building.
The snit OF David Chatfin, dry goods
dealer ne No. 12s Grntiot-ave., against
John walker. In which he asked $780,
600 for malicious persecution. was
dismissed by Judge Murfin, Tuesday
afternoon. walker had Chatlins
premises searched for plumbing ma
terial which he Thought was con-
Cealed there.
Jefferson Thurber. administrator of ihe
estate Of Henry y. Thurber, brought
public works department. In Justice
Lemkies court, Tuesday afternoon.
70 collect on a note 70. si0o, AID.
use OF a patent lock. and Justiuc'
Lemkle threw the case out OF court.
AZ the suGGestios Of Mayor Breitmeyer,
President Gilman OF the common
council has appointed q committee TO
attend the memorial services foi
King Edward, to be held in All
committee consists OF the mayor,
Controller Doremus, Corporation
Counsel Hally. Commissioners HAT
er and Hurlbut City Clerk Nichols
aud all the members OF the council.
Three young men walked up 60 Charles
Gnrborino's fruit stand at Woodward
Ing. and while two OF them engaged
the proprietor In conversation, tho
third attempted TO rifle booth at
tached to the stand. lie was de-
tected by some silver falling to the
sidewalk. Patrolman John Mcken-
nan arrested the three, who gave
Alfred McGinnIs; Joseph Regan, alias
McCherie. and Brewster Shaw. They
say they live at No. 50 Abbott-st.
The Anthropelogy club viii hold u.
o'clock. I'm the home OF the presidents.
Mrs. j. Il. Bolles, No. 9iS Cass-avo;
special meeting will be held at ;
Srs. Henry may winemaa ne Jr' 30, 10
Pingree-ave. DIR. J. NJ. Fitzgerald.
OF Chicago. an expert on phrenology.
VIII Dt the kutEt VI thC tihp ON hHiH
occasion, and viii deliver an address
on Temperament. This meeting
Will he open TO friends OF the club
members, who may get an insight
into the purposes and workings or
the club.
Miss Isabella McRae. living I'm the Arm
old home, No. MS seldep-ave.. died,
Tuesday afternoon, at the age of 30
years. Miss McRae was born IN
Scotland. and came TO America in the
early '40s. spending the past 20 years
OF her life In Detroit. She had en-
joyed remarkably good health
throughout her long life, and mad
never known a serious illness, death
coming peacefully as the result Of
old age. She is survived by broth
neral services will be held in the
Arnold home, Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock. with interment In Wood.
mere.
DOhn {. walsh, as years old, was arr
rested I'm Wayne, Mich, Tuesday af-
ternoon. an he was driving about the
/ countryside with a rig containing
| about $500 worth OF merchandise be-
| longing TO the &. +. Adams Co.
4 Walsh Is alleged TO have been offer
\ ing stupendous bargains to farmers
l and their wives In the way OF useful
articles for the house. He had been
working with two other solicitors
for the company. and IL is said that
Forrest and Junction ave, last Sat
urday. he drove away with the rig.
] Walsh AZ nm sedncated irishman and
I claims to know former Vice-Prcsi-
dent Fairbanks and other political
: luminartee.