The Detroit times., 1910-08-09
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

b.nd concertss Tuesday evening, Clark
isis Tced.ssdsy afternoon, Belle
Fire visited the swo-story fran. r..,-
aencs % jobs Walls, No. 1874 Rus
All fsii- ~: late Monday night: and drove
damage Is estimated at $1,000. Mo-
body was injured.
George LORD secretary OF the state tax
eom.i:sion, has aled HIS petition ss
served two terms in the lower house
He has rendered his resignation as
secretary OF the tax commission, to
take effect the end OF the year.
The estate Of .Jim" Scott has been sp-
praised by Frederick +. Harvard, at
torney and John Kay. jeweler. at
100000. This greatly reduces the
sum which MI Scott left to the city
TOT erection or fountain on Belle
Frank Weaver, . ID. u. II. conductor
In an accident near Royal Oak, Mon
SSa ay q. He was sitting n an intsrur-
heavy truck. He was removed to
Harper hospital.
Samuel Robin, eight years old, No. lS1
81. Antoine.sty was run over by .
the rear. wheels passing over his
chest. He was riding on the side
step and fell OF. rolling underneath
inc inc wheels nee The accident took place
Mary's hospital.
George Peters, No. TOT waterman-ave.,
sent 20 Jail for 80 days By Police jus
tice stein. Monday. on a charge OF
Monday hight. after saef his aged s mother
had entered a pathetic plea for him.
The woman said the family Is desti-
tpte and that George Is the only one
able to work.
Five Cadillac desIers from other cftscs
left Detroit Monday afternoon for
their respective homes In hve 1911
Salt Lake City. has the longest drive
ahead Of him. The other dealers are
from Omaha. Neb.; Manchester. N. H.;
New Haven, CT. and Fairmont, w.
Commissioner Haarer will ask the
council, Tuesday night, TO accept the
bid OF Whitehead q Kales Tor repair
ing the steel work on the Porter-st.
bridge. this b. being d,g.t the Lowest The
pairs, which will make II necessary
for the ID. u. r. TO operate It's West
Sherman line cars on Baker-st.
Mayor Breitmeyer has taken up with
Public Works Commissioner Haarer
the proposition TO widen Farmer and
Farrar-sts by slicing off portions Of
the library lawn. He Is In hopes that
the work can be Undertaken ,nyo, imme :.
owned by the city II will entail but
little expense.
The stone a. Webster Engineering
Corporation, OF boston, which recent
ly applied for the work OF apprais-
ing the d. U. r. property .for. the city,
has written City Clerk Nichols that
II will be unable TO handle the job
and would like to have its letter re-
turned.
Prosecuting Attorney-%
there Will he NO temporlEinE with
John A. Adams. alias wolf" Wieoh-
ers, botrayer OF Rosa REM. who has
jumped his $4,000 ball bond. The
prosecutor expressed the belief that
eventually Wiechers will be arrested.
He declared that under no condition
will Wiechers bondsmen be released
from the Judgment against him.
An automobile driven by Frank Logfar,
of Austin, Tex, crashed into team
and wagon owned by Frank Burg
oners Jury In connection with tho
death OF James Green. Negro, whom
he killed with revolver. The acci-
dent occurred at Fort and tlrst-sts..
was injured and tho wagon smashed.
Ferdinand Habetz, an ofler for the Wa
bash railroad, who lived mt NO. Al
Copeland-ave.. died Monday night In
Harper hospital from blood poison
ing, resulting from having his foot
crushed in an accident week ago.
Z His condition did not become serious.
until Sunday night. when swelling
of the foot was noticed. He was IS
years old
The following have been elected to
membershfp I'm the Detroit Board Of
Commerce: F. S. Chandler. Clarence
Conely, Samuel. Crawford. Jr.. III. II.
Everard, Fred Haskell. David Il.
Heineman, s. s. Krosge. Frederick G.
Martindale. II. NJ. snyder William j.
Stringer A. Dexter b. Van Zandt and
supt. of Police Downey announces that
the abandonment OF the Delray po-
lice station will have no effect upon
the protection afforded the residents
OF that district The men Will report
at the Scotten-ave. station and Will
be assigned to their beats from there.
An office for two sergeants Will be
maintained near the Peninsular. Saw
ings bank branch.
Alex. Genner, No. - vanderbilt-ave.,
was cut eight times about the head
in a fight over an unpaid board bill,
Monday night Mike Bensig. charg-
ed with using the knife. Charles Ugi
and Joseph Nieitt were arrested. Ar
ter Genner left his work at Marston-
set upon him. After the conflict the
in the Street. br. E. b. Keller had
him removed to Harper hospital.
pal Ownership committee I'm Name
bach's hall. Monday night, the speak
ers urged that the work OF securing
individual pledges of votes for the
vigor than ever. Fear was expressed
that the entangfements that havo
arisen as q result of the legal action
now pending in the supreme court
would result in -clouding the Is
sue.
Francis Henry Fackiner, who appears
to he suffering from religious mania,
and who has been writing threaten
ing letters to city and county ofh-
Gals for several months, has been
committed to the asylum In Eloise
by Judge Durfee. He was taken
there Monday afternoon by Sheriff
CASTOR. Officials feared his mania
would take violent turn, and 1t was
believed wise to place him under re-
straint.
The newly organized Seventeenth Ward
Republican club will hold SITS hrst
regular meeting Tuesday evening In
Henry j. Ackerman's residence. No.
1921 Mack ave. for the transaction
OF important business. The club
starts out with more than 100 MEM
bers and promises to be an important
factor in the campaign as far as the
Seventeenth ward Is concerned, The
officers are: President. Lewis Jack
son; vice president. Henry Cfliax;
secretary, Henry Huseman; treasuy-
err. Henry J. Alderman.
Frank AIdrich, superintendent Of street
cleaning in the department. OF public
works, called his ward foremen tor
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