The Detroit times., 1910-09-15
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


Miss, Mabel stevens, No. 40 Celunbis-
ST. asst reporte to the police that
W. was stolen from her handbag
while she was working In the din
ingroom OF local department store.
Police activity against cheap gambling
a:SI designed 60 snare the pen.
the coniscation OF a number of such
devices. Wednesday. Confectionery
and small notion stores suffered
One Of Uncle SANS mail boxes NJ -.
Aubin-ave. and WaterioO-st, was
In the street. Thursday morning. IL
Is not known whether II was broken
by a passing automobile or whether
thieves attempted to open the box.
George ketts, q carpenter, fell from
the second story Of new house et
ternoon. and was seriously injured.
The police say he was taken to Har-
per hospital. but the officials Of that
institution say he Is not there. Ketts'
address has not been learned
Edmar Fay, nine years old, No. lss
longing to Mrs B Healy. No 81 CO.
lumbia st. east, Wednesday, while he
Was playing In front OF his home.
The boys leg was badly lacerated:
Mrs. Healy surrendered the animal
to the police and IL will probably be
shot
Bert Carrier, No. las Daker-st., fell
from an automobile ~ Baker-st.,
near his home. late Wednesday night.
He was taken to Red Cross hospi-
tai, The physicians there say he Is
seriously hurt although he Is ex-
pected TO recover. He says he was
seized with a fainting spell and fell
from his seat In the machine.
hume, received word Thursday morn
ing that the monument TO Christie
pher Columbus. modelled by A. RI
valta. the Italian sculptor. TO be pre-
scented to Detroit by the local Ital-
ians. had arrived In New York city.
II Will reach this city in few days.
With boxing. II Is said to, weigh
$4,000 pounds.
In Wednesday nights session Of the
W,andctte city council $4,000 worth
o. bonds for new water works
pump and intake pipe were sold TO
the Wyandotte Savings bank at a
premium of sl.l0o. keating Bros.
tract for the crib and Intake pipe at
$626943 The Allis-Chalmers Co. 3
bid OF sl,4s0 on the generators was
accepted.
Christian Hill, No. 0S1 Beaufaft-ave.,
was very much surprised Wednesday
by "a giant Negro. Mr.. Hill started
to demonstrate with the intruder.
who didn't wait TO hear. He simply
leaped headhrst through the window
Mr., I'M says he was about to retire
when he heard someone moving
about in the bathroom. which Is on
the first floor. lie went to investi-
gate and found the Negro.
Benjnmin Bernstein, aged two years,
has started suit against the ID. 4. II.
through his father, Jacob Bernstein.
of No. 5l2 Hastings-st. for 10000.
The boy was struck by Fourteenth
car while playing in front OF mas
skull. Mrs. Elizabeth Graf alleges
that while alighttng from a street
car she was thrown to the ground
at Fifth and Locust -stB.. and perma-
nently injured. She asks $4,000
Leo .Tachoiskt II years old, who wa.
scarlet fever. broke quarantine to
come to Detroit on train. He was
found Wednesday night m one OF the
coaches OF the train, so sick he
took him to Harper hospital. II Is
said there the boy IL convalescent.
His parents I'm Toledo have been no.
tined. The lad said he had grown
weary of being confined.
Inspector Charles r. DeWoody, who
worked up the case against Walter
s. MARSHA, former CLERK OF the Unit
ed states court, was In Detroit for a
few hours Wednesday,, conferrins:
with District Attorney Watson and
Judge Swan In an effort to expedite
the trial OF Harshas case 1t Will
be heard By Judge Dennison. De-
where he had charge OF the Vecret
service men in securing evidence for
the recent beef trust indictments.
by screaming aloud on the street that
nc had been Kidnapped, Henry David,
IL years old. OF Cleveland succeeded
in escaping from his father. We'd
nesday night. The boy ran away
from his home last July, and since
merry chase. The father succeeded
In locating the boy. Wednesday. and
the two left police headquarters to
go to supper. The boys cries at
upon Mr.. David. During the excite
ment. the boy ran away.
A partial report Of the expenses In
CURED by the EIks Incidental to the
July reunion has been given out by
John Il, Whelan. treasurer OF the
Flks' executive committee. The com :
plete report Will not be ready until
after the next meeting OF the lodge.
ex exp of sp sa1.4s5. as foiiow flows
Arch at Woodward and Adams aves.
$3.50; arch at Jefferson and Wood
ward. $4,000; columns and other
Flag Decorating Co.. $40, There
was returned to the lodge $1.o15.
Hungry, penniiess and shivering from
q night of exposure 10 the chill air,
fNulus oIHitu, u lo-ytdT-Olu NtBTO
boy. was found lying in a doorway
at Fort and Shelby-sts.. early Thurs :
day morning. His shoes were worn
through and his clothing was all In
rags. A policeman brought him to
the Central station. The boy said
that he came from Kane. Pa. His
parents are both dead and he has
been living with his uncle. "a He said
his uncle treated him cruelty and
that he ran away few months ago
and has been roughing II ever since.
Attorney Thomas J. Mahon and Judg e
Rohnert Will go TO Mt. Clemens Ia
try the case of Andrew Lauer an
elderly farmer who has been In jail
for year because OF his inability
to pay a Judgment of $500 obtain
ed against him by his daughter-in-
law. who charged that he aiienated
the affections Of her husband. The
Mt Clemens authorities refused 20
act until Attorney Mahon was re-
tanned In the case. and then they
consented to permit Judge Rohnert
to try the case. The long imprison-
ment has greatly injured the old
mans health. and Macomb county
people are incensed over the affair
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