The Detroit times., 1910-07-12
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

AR, 5fI water, ~.
annual memorial services OF Gen.
W. Toe post, No. 433, q. A. IA,
Ing I'm . postponed to Tuesday even
,1sg"n, living on Chan pIaIn-st., was
hth from the old Belle Isle boat
mouse Monday night.
on account OF another enlargement by
thsra MTsnsy-sixth infantry band,
instant e' ~
Taxpayers OF Grosse Pointe village
,Sea Monday, 90 bond for $4,000 for
st,S RuIchAse or public park. The
site has not yet been selected The
vote was 81 10 81
Chauncey HRmmond's arraiRnment ON
"ge OF embeEzlenhent from the
Pheian's court. Monday morning. His
pohd OF III 900 was continued.
Michnel iwanieck told Police Justice
Jenries, Monday morning, that he
tet pretty good Saturday night. and
Tor that reason beat up his wife. The
court decided that that little diver
sion ought TO cost Michael about So
Arthur Clark LIsconi. or Port Huron.
Formerly In the electrical contracting
Iuptcy in United States OG court. Mon Mon
day, giving liabilities S2.S77.1I. and
assets VI ,O65 The assets include the
1900
Frank Cnlina, II years old, No. 4OI
Lawton-nye., was stealing a ride an
Michigan Central train. near Hum-
boldt-ave,, Monday night, when he
slipped under wheel and sustained
badly crushed foot. At Grace hos
pital IL was found necessary TO am
, putate the foot.
ID. =. w. Commissioner Hnarer will ask
he ANN fEsaa An .lsNnaA
Tor $500 to resurface Highest, from
Russell to Riopelle-st. temporarily
with No. cedar blocks. perma-
nent pavement would not pay there,
he says. because water main Ia
about TO be constructed.
ErancescO CreatOre, the eccentric baud
leader. recently nned I'm police court
Tor striking Dorothy Smith, "A young
woman In the audience at Rtverview
park, with n music stand, was ar
rested by Deputies Grandt and Sos
capias sworn out by Miss Smith. who
Is starting suit for $1,000 damages.
A memoriam booklet "a honor the
memory OF the late Rev. Reed
stuart. who for 2S years was pastor
OF the First Unitarian church. has
been Issued by the congregation of
that church. The book contains a
biographical sketch OF DR.. stuart and
short tributes from Detroit clergy
and laymen who were his friends
and admirers.
Edward johnson and George Ruthyen,
both of EcOrse, made an unsuccess-
ful attempt TO steal a gasoline launch
from Ecorse. Monday night They
were surprised by Jack Goodell,
hotel keeper. and both escaped. one
into the marsh east OF the Great
Lakes hotel. and the other on a pass
ing freight train. Warrants are out
for both OF them.
Mrs. Jennie Coon. defendant In a sen
sationnl suit for divorce instituted
by her husband, Charles w. Coon.
was denied temporary alimony by
Judge Muffin. Monday. Mrs. Coon
, says her husband is living in luxury
on SO 500 per year while she Is in
dire need Judge Murfn ruled that
IL was not within his jurisdiction to
grant temporary alimony
K. L.. Allen, of Trinidad, Cole, q. one
OF the prize bndEe collectors ne this
convention. lie brought with him
$50 badges OF Trinidad lodge, and ex-
charged every one for badges or
other lodges, with the result that he
is going about with the front OF his
coat literally plastered with badges.
IL has been his custom To trade
badges at every reunion for some
years past. and he now has a fine
collection. Some OF the badges he is
displaying, cost upwards of one dol
lar a piece. Most OF the badges this
year bear some industrial slgnif-
canoe, to advertise the cities or towns
which they represent