The Detroit times., 1911-07-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Eraest Mitchell pleaded guilty 10
/, sibsple iareeny Charge, before Jadgs
Phelan, Friday. and WAS sentenced
20 20 days In the Detroit House OF
Correction.
Charles scott was found guilty OF a.
harm IN Judge psslsnsS s court so Tr,.
day Scott snot Minnie liolmes, In
mate OF champiain-st resort.
James Groeox, NO. fso cavafry-avs.,
was beaten and robbed OF aTb ~ .
stranger on the river front. Friday
20 the police.
Daring the fiscal year just closed over
q million people visited the aquarium
at Belle Isle. and during June the
visitors numbered nearly 10000.
The Official hgures are for the year.
Lo7aiii. and for June. is7,sSs.
Leo CAndzinski, ave years old, NO. 600
Wesson-ave., fell into = cellar ne
Nesson- and Horatio.AxeA.- Friday ar
ternoon. and was seriously injured.
and physician called. He viii re-
cover.
John n. Johnsan. Negro, PhosnixviiIe,
Pa, was shot In the right lee Friday
by Leslie Clark. Negro. In Clarke's
home No 1856 Clinton-st Clark. who
-efufmz rhut the weapon was dis
charged accidentally. was arrested
by Detective Allen, Of the dying
squadron.
John Erdnan. 20 years cid. No. Ilsi
Heicn-aves was stabbed Friday
old. No. ss7 Twenty -fourth-st. IL
locked up on a charge of assault.
The two had an argument at 0ratiot
and Mt. Eiliott-ayes. Erdinan ls In
st. Mary's hospital
Margaret LIE Fevre, the little girl
struck by an automobile belonging
TO the Standard Auto CO., on the Ora
tiot-road, near Roseville, July 4, IL
said TO be In a critical conaItion. She
rhage, In addition TO having one leg
and number of ribs broken.
An election to mn three vacancies on
the Highland Park school board Will
be held Monday night, July 10. The
three candidates, George ID. Brown.
Edward II. Ives and Edward Cowan.
and IL sending out circulars, boost
Ing the candidacy or the trio.
Police Commissioners Croui announees
the promotion OF Precinet Detective
Michael Horrigan TO the rank of de-
tective sergeant Horrigan VIII be
roman Frank Lemond. OF the CEN
trail station, IL made precinct de-
tective, andzwith Precinct Detectives
Gruas win work under Capt. Bakers
orders.
The body found In Cleveland wednes-
day niajht. supposed 90 be Forrest
Miller, Or Detroit. has turned out TO
be that OF an unidentified man A
relative OF Miller went 70 the Cleve-
land morgue and could not Identity
the body. At the time Of the nnding
of the body seaman's union card.
with Miller's name on Il, was found
lice are looking for Miller In the
q hope that he can throw some light
on the matter.
Mrs. TfIlie Griffith, living ON Ashland
ave., near Jefferson-ave., WINS severe
burned Friday night In a ire which
partially destroyed her husbands
launch at the foot OF Hibbard-ave.
Joseph ,Grifhth. the husband. was
nlling n tank with gasoline when IL
exploded. throwing burning oil about.
Griffith, who was uninjured, enected
his wife's rescue The launch was
damaged TO the extent OF 1850
IRA L.. Grinnell, senior member OF the
welI-known music Arm Of Grinneii
Bros. who has been Ill In his home,
No. 81 Peterboro-st.. for several
weeks past. IS improving slowly. Mr..
GrInnelfs physicians say he Ii sur
fering from overwork and the re-
suits OF a heavy cold caught In the
late spring and which has proven
obstinate, AZ soon as he = able to
troit for change Of climate and
scene. - ~ tkls
Lieut.. Milo c. Corey. No. ~ adelaide
St. han. bern RreZStsd to the rank
He recently passed q military exam
nation In Chicago, thus qualifying
himself for the promotion, As yet
he has not been assigned to any
company. Since returning from SER
vice I'm the Philippines. about year
ago. he has been In charge OF re-
" cruiting work In the eastern part OF
Michigan. with headquarters In De-
stroit. This city now stands NTH I'm
regard to the production OF men for
the army. Delray II one OF the best
sources OF supply. but the officers
OF the local recruiting stations say
many from that district have to be
rejected because OF illiteracy