The Detroit times., 1911-08-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The residence of Miss elsie Hiidner,
by burglars. Wednesday night. and
sts worth or JeweIry stolen.
otto Faustman, cooper, 81 years old,
was found dead IN bed IN his room
In the Canada hotel, No. 10 Brush-st-.
early Thursday morning. Coroner
Burgess pronounced death due 10
heart disease
Two automobiles, probably abandoned
BY joy-rider-, were recovered by the
police. about o'clock. Thursday
morning. An EMF. touring car
was found at Third-st. and the North
Grand boulevard by PAtrolman Cant
wei. About the same time. "A Stod-.
dard- Dayton car was, recovered at
West Jefferson and Pleasant-ayes.
Columbus Labadie, an officer OF the
law from Crosse PoInte Farms, while
Gliding on his motorcycle, "Wednesday
afterHoon, ran down Mrs. III. WilkIn-
son. No. 237 Fifth-st.. at Woodward
and State. She was not severely In
jured and was taken TO her home.
EuEeae Cody, 81 years old, an inmate
OF the McGregor Mission, leaped from
second-story window OF that insti-
tuition, early Thursday morning. lie
was injured about the legs and was
taken 20 ST Mary's hospital He was
temporarily deranged
smoke Inspector John FairEreaves and
his deputy, 1fhrk Patterson, ON We'd
nesday. swore 10 so complaints In
the recorders court. charging various
concerns about the city with violRt-
Ing the smoke nuisance ordinance.
The Grand Trunk railroad Will an
swer TO i've separate charges.
Clarence Miller was arrested, wednes-
day, by ISeteetives Reid and Good,
on charge OF stealing carload of
lumber from the government forest
reseMes In Gladwin county. The
police had been looking for Miller
for about n year. He Will be taken
pack TO Gladwin county.
The body OF the young man found I'm
River Rouge, Tuesday evening, WAS
Identified, Wednesday. as Gus Mol
aar. 26 years old, No. 65 Sire-st. His
brother Identified the body. IL IL
supposed that while swimming, Mol
mar was seized with cramps and
drowned
yames N. johnson, manager OF the
Grande cafe, No. 150-152 Woodward
ave-, was arrested, Wednesday, on a
charge OF embezzlement. preferred by
Louis Schimmel. OF the Tivoli Grew
ing Co. Johnson came here recently
to take charge of the place. and the
brewery concern which operated the
cafe. declares he appropriated about
$500 or the brewery's cash.
Joseph Foley, who calls New York city
his hoIne, went 90 the home Of Julia
Grebowski. no. 936. Riopelle-st, We'd
nesday afternoon. under the pretense
OF taking orders for pictures. There
was $l15 lying on table and when |
the woman wasn't looking, she says |
he grabbed the money and ran. Thc |
woman followed him and enlisted the
aid OF a fieet-footed citizen. who
caught Foley and turned him over |
TO the police
Adam Betxing, who has been em-
pioyed for a number of years In the |
city accountants office In the city
~. sd ...s1 IN. IN int
estate business on the east side HIS
place will be filled by Norbert v.
Andries. who held position under
former City Accountant Grieser. An
dries appointment will be sent to the
council next Tuesday, when II VIII
without doubt be confirmed.
In locking over the big new steamer
Put-in-Bay, passengers are much sur
prised at what they ind In the sup
posedly wireless operators cabin. In.
stead of hearing the "click-click or
the telegraph key they are astonish-
ed at the gentle cooling or Capt A.
J: Fox's carrier pigeons when greets
says the captain, but for efficiency
and reliability give me the carrier
pigeons rather than the wireless teie-
graph every time when ! let OUT
back at the First-st. dock I'm almost /
no time while with wireless outnt
a receiver for the message must be
found and there Is great possiDlnty
are great pets. He calls them all by
name, "A-A." ''Ollie." Percy Burke"
and PERRY" are some of the names
which he used in referring to them.
rhe OddfelIows, the Northwestern
Business Mems association and the
Retail Grocers' association enjoyed
outings Tuesday. Eight thousand
people attended the oddfeiiows ex-
cursion 70 Bois Blanc The business
men and their friends from the
northwestern part Of the city went
to Tnshmoo Park Plans for great
err Grand sRiver-ave., north OF the
boulevard were discussed, and ar
rangements partially completed for
jollihcation week for the merchants
on that street early In September.
The suppliers OF our "eats" went to
Put -in-B Bay. leaving at $3.50. with the
big steamer Put-fn-Bay so crowded
that many who wished to go had to
be turned away. The members of
the committee on arrangements were
among those left behind, but they
follow ed later on q ID. q G. liner, re-