The Detroit times., 1910-08-05
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

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.est q Mssi.s, Q, was robbed
train At the Union depot. Thursday
na 5ns He reported the theft to the
S,ssrsl services for the late George l..
ElEwood chapel. with the Rev. John
ron. officiating.
window cep stones weighing eight
piaca each nr are ssi.s hoi:ted inte
postotnce addition. Large knots of
people gather on Shelby-st. to watch
the dig masses suspended In the air.
O1..scas Comnsndcry, No. a,
Belle Isle r sssaid lay, a afternoon S5' In IN
conclave in Chicago next week. Capt
zen; John II. Hanna will be In charge
OF the commandery.
Walter Rehn, 90 years old, Of Dear
norn, touched live wire while work
Ing In the plant OF the Washtenaw
Power CO.. and 10000 volts OF cleo
was removed to Grace hospital Tor
recover. ''T
Clerks I'm the assessors Office are husy
sorting out several Thousand post.
In order for reference. A property
owner complained that he had not
received his assessment statement.
and there was no means Of proving
~ that he had. except the registry re-
oeipt, which was I'm an indiscriminRte
pile. Hereafter. II will be possible
20 refer TO the receipts on a mo-
meuts notice.
York, who will Become governor
when Hughes leaves that position to
20 TO the supreme court In the fall,
e In Detroit, attending the Blue Rib.
owner OF fine horses and keen pa
tron OF racing. and IL IL one of the
queer twists of fate that he should
Dosson IN e Sarss .an t whsse tSp
sport In the state OF New York.
Word has been received In Detroit Of
the death OF Miss Florence summer,
da9ughtes OF Nj and Mrs. william
which occurred Aug. /. In Santa BAR
bara. Cal. at the early age OF %
years. Miss sumner was the grand
Hickie, No. So Medbury-ave.. this
city, and had frequently visited
them. making many friends who will
learn OF her death with deep regret.
Considerable contradictory testimony
was offered Thursday afternoon, NJ
the inquest into the death of James
Green, shot by Frank Burghardt. In
the latter's saloon. Several new wit
nesses testified. some asserting the
shooting was deliberate, and others
that II was an accident. Detectives
Parker, Allen. Dowd and Stenton told
lating how on his death-bed. Green
told Burghardt he knew the shoot
Ing was accidental.
Although the Highland Park school
s ss:af A; 10 act upc. revision q
the bylaws of the board, no refer
ence was made to the question of
placing the bible In the schools. The
September meeting. and -huvr no
idea whether the opposition mani
tested toward the action OF the board
jor ne Of the Villagers that the
bible be read In the schools will at
feet the boards final action" said
President Peterson.
zAe following changes will be made
college: The Rev. w. #. Quinlan,
8. j.. for the past four years pro-
fesor OF philosophy. goes to st. Ig-
liar capacity. his place In Detroit TO
be taken by the Rev. Anthony Gesyer.
OF Creighton university, Omaha. Neb. !;
the Rev, J. 3; Kremer, Of Cleveland.
chair OF physics and mathematics;
Prof l. Holman will replace Prof,
p. Lomasney, first year high school
.
the Florissant Normal school TO re-
place the Rev. Otto Kuhnmuensch.
third year high school instructor; the
ne hsv Re Hor W. Banks ROGER. as assist
ant treasurer.
The good ship Don juan de Austria Will
set sail, Saturday night, mt 1880
o'clock, for the annual cruise of the
Naval Reserves, the route to include
Port Huron. Niagara Falls. Buffalo,
and Cleveland, returning TO Detroit
Aug. is. for a review by Gov. War
Of Of inspectors Of the United States
navy department. About 100 MEM
bers OF the Detroit, Benton Harbor
and Saginaw reserves VIII form the
ships of the fleet Will be the Nash
Wife, OF Chicago; Gopher. OF Duluth;
Yantic, of Hancock; Essex. of Toledo.
runboat wolverine will be used as
the flagship, with Commander Marsh,
u. S. n, In charge. The fleet will
disband In Thunder Bay.
ment. aoueered" its attempt to have
its assessment reduced from $4,000
TO $1,000. The company had been on
the books at the lower figure for
two or three years. and was raised
last year. After making an unsuc-
cessful protest. II filed statement
in time for this years assessment.
than sac, 900 assets. and about $4,000
debts, and the members fthe frm
Thought that they were safe for q
material cut In their valuation. II
was shown them, however. that only
10000 OF their debts were exempt.
1--WE sometimes dread to have state
ments sent In" said Assessor Plass,
~because II gives property holder
grounds on which to go before the
board OF review. and perhaps cut be-
low our figures. In this case. how
ever. we were mighty glad they sent
in the statement"
fragments OF cloth, painted ON one aide
and perforated with large or small
burned holes, are shown In the office
Of the department Of buildings as
proof that even the so-called Are
proof paint" required by the fire pro-