The Detroit times., 1911-08-21
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

DIR. J. IL. Den pster has returned 60 the
city and has resumed Draetiee AFTER
seven weeks absence. 4, ..,-.ts....
an organi.ation OF nall
clerks OF Cleveland, Detroh and To-
iedo. held its eighth annual outing
In Detroit sunday. ABOUT zsv mem
the Ohm cities
n. n. DenIsn, SO years old. OF the Clay
ton apaFtments, who was employed
as a collector for q weekly Taper
was found dead In the hallway az NO.
- High-st west. sa,uIoay 80 81.
Coroner Rotacher decided death was
due TO heart disease.
Thomas Nassitt, n years old, OF New
York city, cut his wrist, and then
leaped into the river at the foot OF
Randolph-st. sunday afternoon. Ills
attempt at death was frustrated by
some men In a small boat. he was
taken 10 8. Mary's hospital
william II. GridIey, aged "a, Iife-Iong
resident of Detroit, died sunday In
? his home, No ~ Canneld-ave east.
after having been an invalid Tor 10
years az a result OF a wound receiySd
when a member OF the sixteenth
Michigan. during the Civil war. The
funeral v I'll 10 held Wednesday.
while nshfng NJ the foot OF West
Grand-blvd., Sunday morning. VI. n.
Wilson. No. s4S Michigan. pulled up
acher was called and had the body
sent TO the county morgue, where ~
In still unidentified. There We're 20
and some unaddressed postal cards
in the pockets
Martin Klein, who keeps . restaurant
at Ne. - Forrest. east, sunday night
discovered man trying to break
into safe In his office. Klein went
after the burglar and knocked him
down The flying squadron hurried
to the place and arrested the intru-
der. who says he IL Frank J. Mack
ami that he hailsf rom Massachu-
setts.
william schmidt, who says he lives nj
No. 10 BeEiey-ave, swallowed the
near the Canadian Pacific roundhouse
in Windsor. Sunday Then he lay
down near the tracks In the expecta-
tion OF dying. Aside from severe
pains in the stomach, Schmidt suf-
fered no ill-effects.
John Bauer, need OF, was found dead
I'm HIS room I'm the German Protestant
homo on West Grand-bivd.. Sunday
morning. Coroner Rothacher decided
his death was due to old age. MIS-
sunday morning In her home. No. ts4
Chcne-st. but the coroner returned
verdict that her death was due to
natural causes.
A Fourteenth line car collided with q
PoiIss csdeta az Bsaubiensst. and
Garfield ave. Sunday night, and
three persons were injured as ro-
suit The injured are Motormau
No. 72l Garfeld.ave., and John
scb.mansky. Riopelie-st. The Poles
WIRE returning from a camp near
Royal Oak.
..aek of funds may delay the compile
ton of the postofhce annex for sew
hAa arNnr nrar n
is said. IL not sufficient to complete
the new Offices of the superintendent
OF malls. but the government VIII
try to ievise come means OF getting
tie money. II all goes well, the
offices on the second and third floors
may be ready for occupancy In Oc-
tober. and the first floor sometime In
December.
Road Commissioner william
Murdoch announces that the Michi-
gan-nve. road has now been oIened
TO traffic to the first road east of
Eioise. This makes a continuous
stretch of improved road on Mich
gan-ave. for Is miles, starting at
the city hail. The road will be COM
pleted to Wayne as rapidly as pos
sible under the supervision OF Com
missioners Murdoch and Haggerty,
and II Is now thought that IL will
be completed and opened TO traffic
all the way to Wayne by Sept Is.
A 5000. 900 company r. being organised
TO erect q I4-story, nreproof hotel ut
the northwest corner of Michigan
ave. and Washington blvd, just OPP
posite the Hotel Cadillac. W. j.
Brown OF the Brown Pharmacy Co.,
holds a 9s-year lease OF the ground
from Mrs. w. III. Turner, at an an
nuaI rental said TO be about $4,000
rer year. The new hostelry will be
known as the Wolverine. The plans,
prepared by Architects Spier. Robins
& Gerke. provide for 312 guest
rooms. each TO be an outside apart
ment.