The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-28
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

TIC River Rssss cesacIL Tuesday
notify Jolian 10th that she must at
once close up the resort she IL con-
Quoting In the village In violation OF
an ordinance recently adopted by the
After = chase through the strets, Mo-
t0rcycie fatroiman "a. q. smith Tues-
DAY night captured Wesley. Collier.
who had stabbed Charles Holley In
John Hoiley's saloon at No. 2as
Beaubien-st. The wound Is not a
dangerous one
Highland Park residents are stirred mp
ever the death Of s-ysar-old Camp.
bell Craigie from hydrophopia. and
there IL talk OF reviving an old ordi-
nance compelling the licensing OF
aogs. which has not been enforced
was struck ~ . Michigan ear while
driving a team across Michigan ave.
81 Roosevelt-ave.. Tuesday night
HIS eoiiarb9ne and two ribs were
ed by First Aid Surgeon Griffith
Thomas. and he was taken home In
the auto patrol.
The ooV delegates 20 the annual con-
ventton Of the United States Drew
masters association. many accom-
panied by their wives and children.
/, went to the Flats Wednesday morn
Ing on the steamer Pleasure. leaving
o'clock. They will remain at the
Flats most OF the day. In the even
Ing they will depart for their homes.
the convention having closed Tues
day afternoon.
The B0hemsan Roman Catholic First
Central Union Of America, now hold
Ing It's annual convention In 81
Men mass wsns ss esureS
"Wednesday morning. al which the
chaplain Of the union, the Rev. Peter
Cerveny. of Cleveland. officiated. The
| rest OF the day was devoted TO pleas
urs and sightseeing. The most i'm
portant work of the convention Is
the revision of the bylaws.
0aJ.-Gen. Edward Fielding, OF Chi
northwestern territory OF the voiun-
teers or America. and one OF the
founders OF that organization, Will
come to Detroit Oct TO hold four
days OF special meetings In various
city churches and the Volunteer hall
He will speak In the First Baptist
church. Sunday morning. In Volun-
teer hall, Sunday afternoon. and In
the Scovel Presbyterian church Sun
day evening
Sheriff Hunneweli ON Wednesday
morning took back 20 his baiIiyvick
At Bad Axe. John Roberts. u years
old. wanted In that town on a charge
OF entering factory and tapping
very popular with police authorities.
10 said to have escaped from prison
without waiting to finish his term.
and the immigration authorities are
also after him. The Bad Axe people
were given first claim.
there was . fearful scene In Judge
HOsmer's court, Tuesday afternoon,
when the Judge took the hve-year
old girl. Pauline Josephine Apers
Frank Hoeck. and gave her TO her
father. Peter j. Apers.. Mrs. Hoeck..
the grandmother. pleaded piteously
heard the judges decision. The child
was given to Mr. and Mrs. Hoeck by
their daughter on her deathbed. just
after the babe was born.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Penni-
man sent . Communication 90 George
A. walters. secretary OF the police
department Tuesday. declaring void
. contract made by the department
with n. NJ Hobart for 1000 bushels
Of oats Thomas G. Craig. estimator
| for the Second ward. Is surety on
the contract bond. and Penniman
charter forbids any city officials
from being party to city con-
| tract. either directly or as surety.
|The police have received n letter from
Ma Lucy ssrsr, ~ years , old. Of
nance. who disappeared from the
Ohio city four days before the date
set for their marriage. Sept. IA. De-
formation which leads them to be-
lieve that the missing man.. whose
name 10 Andrew Blenestefn. has beer
In Detrcit since his h,,.. di.appsarsncs
$3.50 In good. Cincinnati real estate
Tor information that will lead to the
recovery of the lost lover
runeral services over the remains of
prietor. were held Tuesday afternoon
In the home. No. 81 Eleventh st, he
Rev. Z. II. Pence. OF the Forrest.
paiibearers were William r. Dom
ovan, @. w. German. Nate Hart. Geo.
c. Mcintosh. Joseph Reilly and Or
son b. Burns. Preceding the service
B. p. o. f. held a memorial service
In the Elks temple under charge OF
Exalted Ruler. William f; Bailey.
mere. Wednesday.
Aroused by the death OF his friend.
Fred Gibson. whosc head was crushed
by the fender of Crosstown car.
Monday. Aid. Jonn T. Thompson. OF the
Counsel Hally to draft an ordinance
forcing the ID. u. II. to place padded
or pneumatic cushions around the
might Just az well go under the
wheels as to be struck by the hard
steel edges OF the tenders now IN
see what the difference is. except that
the corpse will look a little more nat
ural. Had the fender been padded.
Fred Gibson would be alive now
CITY Treasurer Max Koch has $50. 20
that he wants Ia get rid Of. Ii IN
due to property owners on Maren-
tette-st., as a refund OF the street
opening assessment of several years
ago, which was paid back to the city
by the Michigan Central railway
when the street was closed for the
new depot site. The money Is in II
checks, varying from 81 to $50. and
although postal cards have been sent
to all the property owners, this
keeper John Anglin says he Is glad
20 find one part OF the city so pros
porous that people do not have to
come for money that Is due them
George CosrviiIe, paymaster in the city
treasurer's Office, In ON duty with one
Of beeksteak. and one arm very lame.
due to q collision with a motor truck
belonging to the Detroit Metal Pro-
ducts Co, Courville alighted from a
Jefferson car at Crane-ave., Monday
night, and went around the end Of
truck driver took the wrong side OF
the street to avoid a crowd of people
getting on the car, and ran into him.
Courvflle grabbed the front OF the
truck and saved himself from going
under the wheels. but he was thrown
against the curb and badly bruised
The Organization of the first stan ~
physicians for the new Providence
hospital was fttingly celebrated with
q banquet in the diningroom OF the
hospital Tuesday evening. com
mittee selected from among the wo-
men Interested In the institution re-
ceived the doctors and covers were
laid for an The Dhvsicians present