The Detroit times., 1910-03-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Five barrels OF oil were burned In the
oil sheds of the Detroit stove works,
early Thursday morning. The loss Il
placed at $3.50.
council, Wednesday, evening. the De-
troit United Railway was given per-
mission 10 extend It's Mack line TO
the village limits. G. j. Gomond OPP
posed this and will try To secure
reconsideration In the next meeting,
March IA.
Max MALI. charged with receiving brass
aud other property stolen from the
western railroad yards, by Mary
Sueta, Mary Pauska, Mary Cores
kos, and Mary Rohonjc. was sent 10
the House OF Correction for so days.
by Justice Jetfries Wednesday, in
default ot a 500 fine.
Edwin y. George has purchased the
property ut the southeast corner az
Woodward and Lothrop -aves.. with
from $ w stewart This gives him
s total of sos feet on Woodward. He
recently bought the Palmer property
IT Woodward ave. and the Boule-
ward. End 320 feet at Woodward and
tarne d-aveS.
a pile Of rubbish burning ON the hrst
floor of the addition being built 90
the Hotel Pontchartrain. caused con
siderable excitement among the
guests in the hotel, at midnight.
Wednesday. Many heads We're
popped out Of the windows when the
ire engines dashed up. hut the
guests were assured that there was
no danger. The DANCE caused by
the fire. which was put out with a
chemical. was about s25
Ten girls who were committed to the
reform school In Adrian. by Judge
Rohncrt. several months ago. but
who were refused admittance be-
cause OF the crowded condition OF
the place. have been released during
the past week from the House OF
the Good Shepherd. Guardians have
been appointed for the girls from
among the members OF the Girls
Yft Lon ffaaN ! 1..a
kept on probation for several months.
One Of the most beautiful COLLECTIONS
of Egyptian scarnhs In existence. be-
longing TO Signor Edward Perara. is
now on exhibition in Wright Kay &
Co : store The collection has been
work OF love on the part OF the
only beautiful and representative OF
the highest art but Is historical and
I've viewed by the public and will re-
main AT Wright Kay Il Co.'S until
March l6.
"tm-rienns are much behind Euro
p~nus In fhc Of Esperanto" said
pr H. w Eeamans. army surgeon
at Fort Wayne, president of the De-
troit Esperanto society, and an en-
thusiastic advocate Of the language,
I'm an address on its use before the
science and ART. department OF the
Turnverein WCdnc sday evening. On
Europe. business men use u quite
generally as II is a key to all IAN
guages, and after one has learned ~,
other languages can be quickly &C
quired
jamestown. y. ". EIks, ia the number
81 100, have chartered Pullman ears
for the week Of the Elks' convcu-
tion in Detroit. next July. and viii
take no chances on the OVercrowded
hotels They VIII cat and sleep ia
the cars Arrangements have been
made with the Detroit Copper q
Brass Rolling Mills Co. for the use
ot n side track Grand Esquire Davis
has started on q trip through tho
west 10 ascertain the number of Ftks
"a he expected from that section OF
the country.
John {. Carvey. alderman from the
sixteenth ward. IN being boOmed as
% Democratic possibility FOR sheriff.
his colleague. Aid. Konkel declares
that lac is willing to chip in $1,000
as starter for GarV"vs campa On
fund II the latter will run. So far.
GarVey has not allowed his friends
%. - ~ a.