The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-07
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

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Belle Isle temperatures Water, CT
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Chairman Allan, OF the council com
nittee ON ordinances, has called y
public hearing on the Littleheld or
dinance in the council chamber. next
Monday at 10 O'clock.
Judge Codd ON Tuesday ordered Albion
NJ. Tousiey, now engaged I'm the mill
Ing business In Cleveland. 10 pay his
wife. Ruth. from whom he was d.
vorced nine years ago, tzb month
alimony.
Mrs. Beulah Moore, 25 years old, No.
1I4 Seeond-ave., swallowed q dose
OF morphine. Monday night. In an
attempt TO end her life. She was
removed to ST. Mary's hospital and
viii recover. The police say she
had quarrel with her husband.
John e. Vine, a member OF the Horton
Ice Cream Co., No. roo Bru.h-st., was
arrested Tuesday afternoon. charged
With removing contract property
from Akron, Ohio II Is charged that
he has Sl25 diamond ring, the prop
erty OF the Akron Jewelry Co. He
returned to Akron without extradi-
ton.
against the Wolverine Burial Case
Co. and the Peninsular Casket Co.
Norton, who II AN undertaken and
who has been selling caskets at cut
rates. alleges that the defendants
Disseminated against him by refus-
ing TO sell him collins. He asks for
$4,000 damages.
Dan Lane, Is years old, living at No.
. 20 Josephine-ave., left, Tuesday, for
Seattle, Wash. where he will board
his uncle. Capt Lane, and make a
trip into the northern seas. where
the crew will make an EFFORT to
corral walrus or two. Dan will
return TO Detroit I'm September.
. coming by way OF Nome. Alaska.
Coroner Rothacher went 10 the home
of Charles Lindstrome, No. TIA Cam
ton-ave., Tuesday. to investigate the
death OF the 20-day-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindstrome. who died
as result OF being given morphine
tablets In mistake for other medi-
cine. The coroner decided that the
giving OF the poison was purely ac-
cidental and will hold no inquest.
Antonio vertlaEgiO, No. 222 Montcaln,-
NJ. east, wa. arrested Tuesday night,
charged with the stabbing OF Frank
Micele, In a fight on Harper-ave., De-
yond the city limits, Tuesday morn
ing. The police failed to find Vert
laggio. but Toney Micele. brother
of the wounded man, ferreted him
out and held him until the arrival OF
an officer. Micele's wound Ii not a
dangerous one.
One of those friendly poker games had
. tragic finale I'm Judge Pheian's
court. Tuesday afternoon, when j. s.
Brown and Michael Kramer. OF No.
$40 Superior-st., were convicted Of
assault and battery. Lorenz Miller.
the complaining witness, declared the
two defendants beat and cut him.
when the whole party became involv-
ed in an alteration because Miller
had borrowed some money In a po-
ker game.
In spite OF threatening clouds, n good
sized crowd, composed almost wholly
OF Detroits smart set, turned out on
Tuesday afternoon 10 see the Uni
versity club and Country club base
ball teams play ball for the benefit
University club team won by a score
Of III to The receipts from the
game will be used to purchase win
dow and door screens for the Detroit
tuberculosis sanatorium.
Forest ID. Jobson, alias Black, and
Lizzie 50. Aubin, alias Black, were
convicted OF forgery In Judge
Phelan's court. Tuesday afternoon,
and sentenced to one year each In
the Detroit House OF Correction. In
August, 1909. the girl forged an orr
der on her aged mothers account
and the man cashed- the check They
were captured in Buffalo. after both
had served a penal term there. The
!, woman said she alone was guilty.
She laid her downfall to the cocaine
habit.
f. ID. Stair has purchased from sidmon
Nellie, OF New York and Chicago, the
stead, comprising about 100 acres on
Lake St Clair In Crosse Pointe
Farms. about one-half mile beyond
the Country club. The property has
and Jefferson-ave. and runs back to
Mack-ave., where II has a width of
1853 feet John H. ffgchon made
the sale. The consideration Is not
nounced. makes the purchase as an
investment
Fred Sanders, the candy man, has pur-
chased from the Maxwell Fisher es-
tate, through the Union Trust Co.,
administrator, the property on the
west side OF Woodward at the north
west corner of Woodward AVE. and
Duffeld-st., adjoining the Elliott
Observation-Disclosures Co.'S store. The
property has q frontage of 100 feet
on Woodward and runs back 1875 feet
on Duffield-st. Land in the vicinity
has been held at $500 per foot.
There is considerable speculation as
to what Mr.. Sanders intends to do
with the property.
The Baptist denomination I'm Detroit
gained ], SOS members during the past
year according to reports presented
In the eighty-ffth anniversary ses-
sion Oh the DetTOlt bAptlst asSOclA-
ton, Tuesday. In the Stanton Park
Baptist church. The Woodward-ave.
Baptist church heads the list OF
churches In gain I'm membership
with total OF $50. The anniversary
sermon was preached by the Rev.
Myron Adams, Tuesday morning,
and, In the course of a business ses-
sion in the afternoon. the Rev. +.
Il. Galpin placed before his brother
pastors the suggestion OF Baptist
hospital for Detroit.
Judge Swan, fin q decision fled Tuesslay
afternoon, awarded s3,11S.75 and SD
interest to Benjamin VI. Mcintyre as
beneficiary OF the policy held by his
father In the Modern Woodmen OF
the World. The insurance society
alleged that the elder Mcintyre had
failed to pay his assessments. An
other decision awards s10,331 and
S1,30S interest to Henry Gamble as
commissions for selling iron prop
erty for the Cleveland Cliffs Iron CO.
Judge Swan has left all remaining
criminal cases to his successor, AL
exis G. Angell who takes his seat
July /, and will devote his time TO
cleaning up old cases.
samuel salowzyvick, No. 41e Hastings
IT, was convicted I'm Judge Phelan's
court Tuesday afternoon Of having 430
undersized perch In his possession.
from police court, where the defend
ant was fined $25. Salowzwicks de-
Tense was that he had just received
the fish from Canada and was sort
ing the understood ones from the
grown ones. when Game Warden
Daniel entered. The defendant and
his sons resisted Daniels efforts to