The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-17
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Margaret III. Smith has Ned q bill ask
saT,na Tor huss ors pr r Smith hs'
Marie Wright, No. 400 wabash-ave., IA
reported 40 the police ~ missinE. she
was an inmate OF the county hos
pital. from which she escaped. Thurs
day.
Tho members OF the Detroit Lawyers
club Will leave June n the City
OF Cleveland for Buffalo. where they
Will meet the members OF the But
falo club. all going TO Toronto. The
Detroit party returns home June 20
Michael Ar.ysostas, 70 years old, No
TsO Chene-st., was swept from the
running board OF a Fourteenth cal
at Kirby ave. and Hastings-st.. by a
passing wagon, early Saturday morn
ing. He was badly injured and was
removed to n hospital In an auto pa
troll
The summer limited On the Orchard
Lake division OF the Detroit United
railway will go into commission
next Monday. June 10. II Will leave
Detroit daily. except Saturdays and
Pontiac at 1905 a. m. and Orchard
Lake for Detroit at 1870 a. m. daily
except Sundays.
DIR. J.. A. Ashbaugh, medical health Of
ncer of Windsor, has drawn the at
Gals to the anticipated dumping OF
sewage sludge from the Black river,
Port Huron, into the st. Clair river,
and II 10 expected that they will
unite with the health authorities OF
Detroit and other American citios
along the border to prevent the con-
tamination OF river water.
James, two-year-old son OF James
white, No. soH Harper-eve, fell
through a cellar window OF a house
ting a cash In his leg which caused
him TO bleed to death. He was play
ing with his little sister. Mary, at
the time, She gave an alarm. but
surgical help could not be secured In
time to save his life. The family re-
Gently removed here from Orange.
N. ].
The veterans of the Eighth Michignn
Infantry who attended the forty -nrstt
reunion In the G. A. II. hall. Friday.
chose Leslie. Mich. as the meeting
place for next year and elected Will
liam Johnson. president. and William
Longyear. secretary treasurer for
are residents of Leslie. II being tho
custom of the veterans to honor the
town selected for the reunion with
the officers as well.
The Calvert Mutual Aid society, conn
posed OF employees Of ths Calvert
twenty-ffth annual outing. June "a.
to Putin Bay. going on the new
steamer Putin Bay. Among other
attractions is an athletic program
OF II events fer boys. girls. young
men, old men, fat men, etc. for
which the company has supplied 36
valuable prizes. The plant will be
shut down for the day.
The damage to the steamer western
cylinder head will not interfere with
service on the ID. & c. runs. except
to delay for a few days Me opening
OF the route between Cleveland and
IN IL Ns.u wxrI - - T.
mace. which was to have been placed
on that route. will be kept on the
Cleveland run. The Western States
lis now at the Orleans-st yard OF the
Detroit Shipbuilding Co.
Rsnben G. Corby attempted TO escape
from the county building, Friday
afternoon. after he had bean adj
judged insane In the probate court
and committed to the Pontiac asy-
Ium; He sS was captured. sitter a s des !.
guards In the elevator. Women were
thrown into a temporary panic az
the man fought Corby II the man
who assaulted Thomas Robinson.
now In jail awaiting trial on the
charge OF numbering his wife.
After remsining In the water aimee
May 4, when the boat was sunk I'm
collision with the 8. M. Clement on
Wyandotte. the bodies of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Sugden. steward and
" stewardess Of the E. L. Fisher. were
recovered. Friday The bodies were
found by divers In charge OF Capt.
Alex Cunning, master of the Great
Lakes Towing Co.. who have been at
work preparing to raise the wreck.
Friday afternoon. the divers sue
ceeded in STRENGTHENING the boat on
her port side. on which she had set
tied. and are confident that they can
float her within q week.
For the nrst time In nfteen years, the
office Of the register OF deeds L. self
sustained. the receipts being In ex-
salaries. For the first Ave months
this year. the fees amounted to tl2,-
1899. and the salaries to S12.132.40.
During the first months last
year, the fees amounted to t11.224.8e.
According TO Register OF Deeds Otto
Stoll and his deputy. Cass Benton.
the Increase In receipts Ii due to the
Increase in business 10 the county
and city. Mr.. Benton says that more
business II now being transacted
than ever before in the history OF
the county-.-
'sThe possibilities for young men were
never better, said Eugene G. Fos-
ter. who talked on The boy prob
lem" before the Defenders of the
Fort at their annual banquet In the
annex OF the Forrest. Presbyterian
church, Friday night. He gave an
interesting review OF his activities
In "boyville" since he became identi-
fed with tbis work. The Rev. f. III.
Pence. Ira q. Chew. Archie Watson.
Clarence videan. John Super. George
Smith. Kenneth Mcqueen, John Bey-
ster,sStuart Beddow and Miss Marion
McKerrow also spoke. and Harvey
Merker. Miss Lena Jewell and Miss
Townley contributed musical and
recitation numbers. Alfred J. Pitts
mn h.. IN at IN n M