The Detroit times., 1910-11-18
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Attorney samuel CrouI returned Thurs
day from Cleveland, where he wns
called by the death OF his brother.
Harmon.
Glenn Van Ripper, No. - Center-st., was
bnaiS bruised when his buggy smash
tu into "A car at Jefferson ave and
stelby-st..- Thursday aigltt
Frank Fouie, arrested here two weeks
aEo Tor breaking Into show cases, h
wanted by the Onto authorities for
breaking parole. lie viii be turned
over 10 them.
An early morning IRE damaged the
home of James kennIck, No. 37O
Flfth.st, To the extent Of about
$1,000. The inmates OF the place
were driven 10 the strict
Walter &. hrueger, aged -, died Thurs
SsS IN 'hs home of his bTothsr, state
lie was son OF Ferdinand X krueg-
er. and Is survived by two brothers.
The funeral will be held Monday.
In the last meeting of the Wayne
County Medical society n was voted
10 commend the press OF Detroit for
the fairness exhibited during the
campaign for moral and social ny
Biene
One or the Detroit Ambulance Co.'s rigs
ran down II asimira StrysOwskI, nine
years ola, No. $50 RiOpellc st, Thurs
day afternoon. The girl was badly
injured and was taken home. The
ambulance was responding to an
energtncy call.
city Treasurer koch says "a large num-
Der of the clerks and inspectors Of
election have not called for their pay.
although the pay rolls have been in
his hands foo week lie is anxious
To have them call as soon AS pos
sible so AS TO clean up the books.
Although the police place little ere
dence In reports that Hack Hand
gang Is operating Ina Detroit, detec-
tives Thursday night arrested sam
vel Busso, 20 years old. and Esther
Busso, aged p. who give their ad-
dress as No AZ Russell-st They are
held AS suspicious persons.
These are busy days In the board Of
health building ON 80: Antoine st,
where a corps OF ply sicians IL kept
busy vaccinating school children AID
not a few grown ups who are anN-
ious TO fortify themselves against a
possible visitation OF smallpox. Since
Wednesday the vaccinations have
averaged about 500 per day.
The Rev. Joseph RyerHOu, following hts
recent ordination 10 the EpiscOpnl
priesthood. has been given charge OF
Christ church, Oak Park, Flint Mr.
Rycrson was a CongregatiOnalist be-
fore he became "A Methodist, and ar
ter seeding from tho latter he es-
tablished the Peoples church which
claimed to he undenOmtnational Con-
gregational troubles In the latter
church caused Mr. Ryrrson TO give
UP the pAStoIdte, and he at once be-
gan preparing FOR Episcopal orders
The Democrats elected 10 the state
legislature Nov. y, VIII hold N con-
ference soon To decide what bills
they VIII introduce In the legislature
at the coming session one OF the
bills Will provide for state wide civil
service. Other bills 20 be introduced
will provide for the repeal of the
mortgage TAX law. the valuation Of
mining properties by bipartisan
commission 81 experts. the publiCa-
ton Of campaign expenses and the
abolition Of useless state depart
ments
Probate Judge Durfee, chairman of the
cOunty election commission, declares
that more core lcSSnrSS ana iuCOmp"-
tenCe were displayed an the counting
OF the state and county ballots cast
In the .ecent election than at any
previous elet ton In his experience,
The returns from about one-third Of
the precincts are defective In one
way or another. ne says. with the re-
suit that the canvass Of the vote IL
being greatly hindered. In some in
stances 10 Will be necessary 10 send
for the boxes and do the work all
over again.
Bishop Foley, Father James Wheeler
and several Catholic charities benc-
fitted through the VIII OF Mary Gull
hnne. filed for probate. Thursday She
left $1,000 to Bishop Foley for the
benefit or our Lady OF Help Church.
Father Wheeler ~ 10 receive $500. OF
which $500 is To he used for masses
for the repose OF her soul Patrick
Hunt IL to receive 100. and the resi-
cents Orphan asylum. ~ Mary's hos