The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-25
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

iii WORIk1 LkNlNI
AIR, 7ss water. 20.
E. c. van Lsysa, on Defrsis, was eject
"a 90 the board % trustees OF ths
In Toisdo last week. Ths board ssf has
. fund Of about sa.oSo. ooc' ''' OF
Dominic ksrnie.. ~ years old, iivias
ssar weed,syn censtssy, wac ne ~
sssnsS.sss'' Sunday night. His arm.
three ribs and both ankles were
broken. He was taken TO Red Cross
hospital.
SUIT has been started against Attorney
Seerxe w. Radfsrd, who was diss
his wife. by Henry ID Detthos and
Lawrence Hoban. representing the
Alice Dillon estate, who claim $500
due the estate from Hadtord ON
Harry Ttttiebaum, as years old, No. sos
West Grand-bIvd., was taken III sud
denly on a Michigan-ave- car. Sum
day night. and died In drug store
oner Rothacher ascribed heart dis
ease as the cause. He was on his
way TO visit his family. who are sum
mering ut Pearl Beach.
Attorney Axf E. woodruff, OF wyan-
self from the fourth district. COM
prising Wyandotte and the townships
or Ecorse, Monguagon and SPRING
wells. HIS petition. bearing the sig-
the county clerk, Saturday. Legis-
lative friends of Mr.. Ari Woodruff
are booming him for speaker.
when Albert Grzeskowiak refused Mat
thew -kuxar's demand for money SAT-
urday night. the latter pulled q
stabbed Albert in the side. The two
auindre-st. Kunar ran away and was
brother, The victim; was not danger
ously wounded and was able to go
home.
william Meyers, No. % wiaht-st., HIS
wffo and three children had q mar
Sow Escape sb s5Sm aTo aboxe
Peche island. Sunday afternoon. when
their fiat-bottomed sailboat was cap
s sized In a s;aran a party OF De,
the accident In gasoline launch.
went TO the rescue of the imperiled
people and saved them.
Postmaster Homer Warren L. confident
that the government will select De-
troit as one OF the cities In which II
Will make test of tho new postal
savings bank plan. For several weeks
past he has been forwarding in
formation to Washington relative to
the volume Of business In foreign
money orders and other details
sought by the authorities.
There On n possibility that Michigan
may secure an additional representa-
tive In congress on the strength Of
the new census figures, provided the
. ever. as the representation Is now
very uneven, there IL likelihood of
the unit being raised, In which case
Michigan Will continue to get along
WITH IL representatives In all prob
ability.
morninS I'm St xavier's church for
the late George BeauLien. one OF the
oldest native residents OF Ecorse.
who died suddenly, Friday. in the
Labadie. No. 4sS Biddie-ave. Mr..
Beaubien was 81 years OF age and
besides Mrs. Labadie is survived by
the following children: Mrs. Emma
Torango. Thomas. Samuel. Jacob and
Frank Beaubien.
y. II. cOnductor, was arrested, SUN
day on charge OF embexzling from
the company; He came from SYRIA
After being discharged he was close
~ watched and the police say they
detected him selling street car tick
"HCu DcLeCtlNcB DOWnty anu
Kane went TO arrest him. he threw
away package containing 400 tick
cts. The police say link has con-
fessed to stealing tickets and $50 In
Competition among the operators Of
the sight-seefng busE wagons, has
become so keen that a rate war has
trouble by cutting the price to SO
cents. A competitor promptly dropped
his price to rs cents, and, Saturday.
ssRs S Of the were ,S Offering 70
cents a head for a 25-mile ride. Some
OF the operators declare that unless
the old price Of 81 is re-established.
nothing, just for spite.
simunda Antonio, nm Italian living at
out OF 5000 by mere boy. saturday.
ian. the boy induced Antonio TO draw
his money from the bank and place
Il In handkerchief. The boy and
from Antonios home ostensibiy to
see about train the boy was to
catch. When Antonio. opened the
blank psper Two Italians so were later ter
arrested on suspicion of the theft,
but were released.
James Mcdonnell, who arrived from
Belfast. Ireland, only a few months
ago, narrowly escaped lynchlng at
the hands of an Infatuated mob. Sat
urday night. The intercession of n
few ol-headed men on Central-ave.,
where the AFFAIR took place. saved
him The rope was already around
his neck and the would-te lynchars
were In the act OF aelectirE which
tree McDonnelPs form would grace.
His offense was acoostinR Martha
schimmelpfennig,. Is years old. Some
say that ne made a vicious attack
upon her. Mcdonnell denies this, but
admits that he spoke to her. After
the police arrived from Scotch sta
ton. they arrested Mcdonnell In
police court, Monday morning, Jus
tice Jeffries fined Mcdonnell $50, with
the option of 80 days in the House
OF Correction.
After forcing open n window OF the
home of Albert Brotz, No. 2N Dubois
st. early Sunday morning. an un-
Identified man seized Clara Brotz. 10