The Detroit times., 1910-01-20
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

A new branch library, 10 cost $4,000
will he included In the library COM
mission estimates this year rms ~
intended for the convenience or resi-
dents I'm the West Warren district
Marine men are interested in a Eumor
that the Canadian government ~
planning 20 take over the lghtsmp
Kewanee, stationed at the southeast
shoai ana erect An It's place a light
house, thoroughly ana moderhly
equipped. This would greatly lessen
the dangers OF navigation IN thls
vicinity, where a number OF serious
accidents have occurred In the past.
Naval reserves - the Rrst and second
Michigan brigade, made merry In the
GriswOld house, "Wednesday hlshl
with dinner ana I yandeV'i nsn e"'T ri
Gently returned from CHINA. Whefe
no was deputy United states mar
shall. gave AN Interesting talk on
that country The pipe band OF 1T.
Andrews society rendered several Sc
lections,
Funeral services for Miss Annie Me-
Rae, u well-knOwn chlldren's nurse.
who died Wednesday Will he held In
Geist's chapel, Friday afternoon. at
2 o'clock. Miss Mcltae had greatly
endeared herself in mnny Detroit
nurse She was 70 years old and
without relatives IA this country be-
Z yond a cousin. Mrs. Kenneth Finlay-
l son. OF this city
In 1890, Morris hickey, Winusur
Y butcher, failed. and moved away.
leaving unpaid debts OF more than
1000. Without the knowledge .Ot
his creditors he wrote to Judge Me
Hugh, assigning a $1,000 life insur-
ance policy. and instructing him 70
J hold Il for the creditors protection.
The policy was tied away and for
gotten until Judge Mchugh learned
OF Hickey's dea.h in 81 Louis re
Gently. He IL now preparing TO settle
with the creditors.
Peter Rynn, % yenrS old, Of No. 227
4 Mtchignn-aVe.. was caught BY Dep
\ uty Sheriff william Martz. after an
exciting pursuit ~ mob or cltl-
zens. Wednesday. Ryan grabbed four
flannel shirts from store at M. 81
!. \ Gratiot-ave.. aud dashed down the
\ astreet with them followed by an
fever incre asing mob. As he passed
4 1.-THE jail Deputy Martz Joined Ia the
chase. RYAN was later turned over
+. 10 Detect Ves clare and Wilson. and
locked up in the central station.
Baseball WAS one topic uf discussion In
the Detroit Federation Of Labor
q meetiug. Wednesday evening. on
complaint from the Cleveland Feder-
I alton o. Labor thpt uun-union labor
| was being employed In erecting u
new Erandstand there. IL was derid-
ed 20 have the executive committee
I President =. } Nayin OF the Detroit
4 Baseball club 20 have him use his
' influence n tire matter No mention
.
here on account OF high prices,
lrhe steamers britannia aud Pleasure
left AmherstbWrg early Thursday
: morning for their second days tile
I with. the Ice In lower Detroit river
I which they must penetrate before
! they can continue their Journey to
Toledo. Originally u was expected
n that tho boats would reach Toledo
VI late THURSDAY, but ~ may be Friday
& or Saturday. The steamers encoun-
tered solid windrows Of Ice at the
Lime Kiln crossing, and once the
Britannia became fast but was soon
released with the Pleasures help
Three street cnr collisions ON the Cam
" pas Martins, Wednesday afternoon,
resulted I'm slight Injuries 20 sew
n erai persons. Motorman George ir-
win, OF a pay-enter car was injured
about the legs when the brakes
failed 70 work, and his car crashed
\ BENJAMIN No. 1909 Chene-st.. Was
y badly shaken up when a Baker and
a Michigan car crashed. and II. G.
Hett. No GAS Nj Elliott ave. and
ave. were cut arb bruised when
Brush car bumped the rear platform
OF a Michigan car
sPatrolman William Fisher. I'm plain
l clothes, IN on the trail Of druUxistA,
| alleged 10 be doing Wholesale bus
A mess In the sale OF whisky TASKS on
I Sunday The police received infor-
. nation that while saloons were being
] tightly closed several drug stores
were doing a land ofAce business in
4 TASKS OF whisky Fisher, dressed
4 like q drummer and carrying a suit
i case, went To several drug stores and
Il purchased TASKS. Fisher will make
1 complaint against the druggists
1 under the state pharmacy law, and
| the Warner-Cramton law. Some OF
4 the druggists may lose their licenses.
Irhere ~ n movement en- foot. In which
| the Rev. r.. II. Pence IL prime fac
4 tor. TO bring Mrs. Elizabeth Little
| back 20 Detroit TO minister 20 the
sick and lonely Ia the prisons and
hospitals OF the city. Mrs. Little
4 left this city last fall to go to Cleve-