The Detroit times., 1911-07-15
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

eseph MenplfkowsiSi, No. 7f5 Harper
ave-, rseorted 40 the potlce Frtony
nigh fnat thief entered ms house
ana took cigar box containing .2l5
ia cash.
While practicinE with q a.sbert rfne
FRIDAY night, Fred SHeather, No. ~
NessOn-aVe.. accidentally shot ais
ll-year-old brother OTTO INJECTING a
deep nesh wound. 1iie boy was at
tended by Dr AZ. Is. Hoag, who says
that the lad will recover.
Two DsissinE men were reported 90
the police, saturday. William a.
Bennett. IS years old, No. 163y Rus-
seil-st, machinist. has been mis-
sing since july y. William X. Howe.
90 years cid, No. ~ Montcalm-st.
east, mas been gone since July ~.
fnrmn HUfdmuu, No. II ffowurf-st..
was round ON the street nf Cass and
howafa-sts, early saturday morn
hB, Win an artery In her right
wrist severed She was taken 10 ST.
Mafys hospital. Although weak
from loss OF blod. she Will recover.
Ehomas White, weIi-knoWn west
side grocer with store at No. 445
Lrumouii-ave. died, friday, Ia the
T. sullivan. No. 81 Butternut-st. Mr..
White IL survived by several BROTH
ers and sisters, two sons and twV
daughters.
r6rs. k1ora Warden, Ga davenport, In,
Justice Lemkies court against tue
White Star line TO recover the value
or diamond necklace which she al
II ieSes was taken from ner trunk
while passenger on one OF the
company's boats from Port Huron To
Detroit. The case will be heard
July %
seInnise DemRrce, four years old.
daughter OF RAJ. md MRS. Edward
Demafee No.lO6 Plerfe-st Windsor
~
catching nre while she was playing
with mate hos In the family home.
Friday morning. Death relieved her
OF her suffering In the evening. The
mothers arms were severely burned
~ In her efforts TO extinguish the
fames about the child.
a conibined outilE aud business trip
60 Rochester, ~. ~, che latter part
Of August Is tbs plan OF Fairbanks
frost NO. IT u. 4. n. From 30 to fv0-
members will take the trip, the route
OF which Is not definitely decided.
but which Will probably be 20 Buffalo
BY ID. B. boat and Rochester by
rail The national encampment Is
the occasion OF the trip. Thos II.
Payne will be I'm command.
The general oplnion OF sne citizens OF
Highinnd Park seems Ca he against
allowing recount to j. II. Peterson
and l.. r. Nicholson who were de-
feated for election TO the school
board OF that village. Attorney Bar
bour, representing the school board.
aud Attorney Lodge. representing the
defeated candidates. are both anxious
TO keep the matter out OF the courts.
but both are prepared for legal
a hight IL one should be necessary.
The supreme court has been asked 60
issue writ OF mandamus against
Judge Henry A. Mandell by attorneys
for Blanche Peck Wanner. who Is
suing Luella Clements and her
daughter Madeline for 100000 for al
legged alienation of her husbands af-
fections Judge Mandeil recently re-
fused 10 grant writ OF contempt OF
court against Lester j. Stevenson for
refusal to give testimony In the case
before Circuit Court Commissioners
Nicol.
uenry VI. Campbell, attorney appointed
By the circuit court Of appeals for
the Sixth district to advise members
OF the supreme court OF the United
States how the rules or equity prnc-
tice I'm the federal court might be
simplified. believes that the costs TO
proceedings can be cut from % TO SO
per cent. He does not believe that
the time involved in litigation. orig
inal and on appeal. can be materially
reduced by reform In the rules Of
equity practice, Mr.. Campbell and
others who have been appointed In
4 similar capacity will turn over their
report TO the supreme sour. not later
than Nov, I.
Mrs. Mary Jane Bcniteau Marsh, a
daughter OF one of Detroit's earliest
French settlers. died. Friday, in the
home of her daughter. Mrs A. w.
J. Ryerson. No S45 vinewood-ave. Mrs.
Z Marsh was born in Detroit 6S years ,
ago. and had been a lifelong mem
Der OF ste. Anne's Roman Catholic
church. of which her father was one
of the founders Three sons and
three daughters survive: George. DR..
James and Henry Marsh: Mrs. Ryer-
son, Mrs d. o. qnigley and Mrs,
will be held Monday morning, In the
home. and In ste. Anne's church at
. o'clock.