The Detroit times., 1911-06-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


ease. Saturday. In the second noor
office OF John Rivard's cafe. No. ~
Michigan-ave.. where he was en-
ployed.
Jennie Sullivan, inmate OF q Cham
glaiI7.t. resort, attempted to Or s sed
ing poison. She was rushed TO 81.
Mary's hospital, where the physi-
clans saved her life.
Jimmy Newman, notorious pickpocket,
nnished a 00-day sentence I'm the
House of Correction, Saturday. In
the afternoon three citizens caught
him picking the pocket or q passen-
ger on a Michigan ave. car. He was
turned over to the police.
Auto tires worth 5000, alleged by the
police 90 have been stolen from the
cred by Detectives Glare and Kun
KEEL Saturday. Fred Lewis and Frank
Rogers are under arrest. charged
with the robbery.
Until june 10, the Belle Isle bath house
Will open NJ \ q. nm. The ticket of
and bathers will be given one hour
after that time TO battle and 'ress
Regular summer hours will prevail
after June Is.
Fred Wagner, formerly an empioye Of
arrest on charge or victimlzing
downtown merchants Detectives
Downey and Fox say the young man
contracted an annoying habit OF coli
lecting parcels from the merchants
when he had no authority to do so.
Socialists attempted TO hold open air
meetings az two different places
downtown Saturday night. but were
stopped by the police. The police VIII
not allow open air meetings on
streets where traffic Is liable to be
congested.
Peter TrombIey, 20 years old, . we'll
known old French resident, was
found dead on the back porch OF MS
home, No. 669 Larned-st east, sun.
day. Coroner Rothacher decided
death was due to heart disease.
The Officers trustees Of the De-
troit Museum OF Art, of which In
stitution, the late Conrad Premier
was q director, passed resolutions or
regret and respect, In a meeting held
Friday evening. A copy OF the reso-
lutions will be sent to the Pfeiner
family.
Paul Kobe, who succeeded William
casino, complains that he Is not
properly used. He says that the
roadway In front of the casino Is
left In such shape that big pools of
water form after q rainstorm ana
keep customers away.
A. c. Wilson, wabash freight conduc-.
tor, died I'm Adrian, sunday, m re-
3ult OF being crushed between Two
cars In that town, last Friday. He
IL survived by his widow and three
children, who reside at No 1872
Green-ave., Detroit. Mr.. Wilson was
q member OF the Order of Railway
Conductors.
About 30 Detroit people, Il II alleged,
were compelled to walk from the
Clark ave. barns. Sunday night, be-
h cause the crew OF an inbound Tren-
ton car insisted on pulling into the
barns instead of coming through to
- Ia haN II II
r., often permits this to be done on
Sunday nights.
OWING to delays I'm the completion OF
the organ and other interior work,
the dedication of Emmanuel Preshy=
lterian church which was to have
taken place. sunday, was postponed
until June 49, At that time the
dedication sermon VIII be preached
by the Wallace Radcliffe of
Washington. ID. G.. former pastor
In this city.
Mayor Thompson says he will be will
Ing TO appoint a board of gas com
missioners, IL he can find four reput-
There Is no salary and have been no
duties, and the old board was
Now there is one job Before the com
mission, in considering Aid. Lynch's
recent resolution for an investiga-
ton of the gas company's methods
Funeral services were held I'm 81.
Francis xnvicr's church, Ecorse,
Monday morning. for Louis L. Beau
bien. 81 years Old who died In his
day. Mr. Beaubien was veteran OF
the Civil war. He assisted I'm carry
ing President Lincoln out OF Fords
theater, Washington. after the lat
guard over the presidents house
when he died.
Funeral services were held, Monday,
I'm Pstterson's chapel for the late
Henry Henry Perkins. who died :, IN ra.I his
Friday evening. Mr., Perkins was
with the old Taylor-W oolfenden
frm for ~ years and continued with
the Elliott-Tayior-Wo olfenden Co.,
until his last illness. He was a Civil
war veteran. He Is survived by his
wife, their only child having died
several years ago.
Frank Urban, X years old, No. TOT
wsntSu.in unnc;;,o ,t hi. I nS%e TIN In
police declare. OF being kicked in
the stomach during a light In front
of moving picture show house at
Thirty-frst and Buchanan-sts.. We'd
nesday night Samuel Rahowiak, No.
246, Thirty -third-st, employed at the
theater. II under arrest. charged
with assauiting the boy
Roy @. Lyle. who was assistant secre-
Nmry OF the hurrOWs eennNOrtat eum-
paign committee, and journal clerk
OF the last house OF representatives,.
has been appointed temporarily as
assistant custodian OF the postoffice~
building. under Collector Whelan. He
assumes the duties of Charles +.
Hunt, assistant custodian for rum-
Der OF years, who is critically Ill In
his home on Wabash-ave.
Stanley Doline, recently psroled be-
cause OF the death of his wife, who
died OF starvatieHs-the- deeters-de-
iciared, has been re-arrested on
charge OF breaking his parole. Since
the death of his wife he IL said to
have been beside himself with grief.
His two children are now In charge
of the Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Children.
Funernl services were held, Monday,
for the late John Burke, q we'll
known citizen who die Saturday,
in his home. No. 46 B.ech-st.. fol-
lowing two weeks Illness. Mr..
Burke was 60 years OF age and had
lived in the house In which he died
for 81 years He was born in Cork.
ireland. and came TO Detroit when
nine years of age. As a lad he was
train news butcher and a friend OF
Thomas Edison. Like the great
wizard Of electricity he was OF an
tnVantiVA mind and sayarat 81 his ,