The Detroit times., 1911-08-29
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

several days was unclaimed In the
county morgue, was sent 10 his old
|-hom0- IN BoEInu-hY- hts brother DFs
Charles ~. Donlan. Monday.
Mrs q. A. Price, wife OF the cashier OF
the ithiea savings aud Comnae rclaI
National bank, died Monday In HaF-
por hospital. following an operation
The body was taken home. Monday
afternoon.
simon Grace, saIoonkeeper nd No. roo
Forrest. west, was robbed OF 500 and
two checks aggregating $3.50 Mon
day night. He left man In charge OF
the place and when he returned, the
man and the money had disappeared.
David Campbell, 90 years old, No. 24o
Crane-ave-, was struck by Jener-
son line car while riding his bicycle
near Crane-ave., Monday night. He
was badly injured about the head
and body. He is In st. Mary's hos
pital
|Thieves attempted 20 steal n load OF
sugar from q Pere Marquette freight
car at Junction and Livernois-aves,
Monday night. by boring holss In the
bottom Of the car. Special officer
captured Mary Mimak. 20 years old,
living on Hammond-ave.
y. L.. Hudson has written n letter TO
Police Commissioner Croui, warmly
praising the work OF Patrolman John
Kean. In stopping one of the Hudson
got frightened at Farmer-st and
Gratiot-ave., recently. The letter was
read to all patrolmen, Tuesday.
John Gabriel smith, returned from
Aiken, Mimi, by Detective Fox, to
face a charge preferred by Jennie
Mclnnis, a 16-year-old orphan. sa. 8
that when the flying squadron pur-
sued him before he left the city. he
climbed a tree and watched the Of
ncers search for him Smith pleaded
not guilty.
If IL definitely announced In washing
ton that Frank II. watson, United
States district attorney for the east
ern district OF Michigan, whose term
expires Sept. I, has been retained by
the government as special counsel
to prosecute the indicted officials OF
the bath-tub trust. The trial will be
held here In November.
|The real estate and personal property
Of fhe late Charles ,. Hupp was sold
at auction by the Union Trust Co,
administrators, Monday, for $4,000.
The auction was held on the Hupp
farm, comprising eco acres two miles
west of Birmingham, and all the
property was bid in by Robert c.
and Louis q. Hupp. sons OF the de-
ceased
Aid. Theisen, chairman Of the council
committee ON streets, says he will
Introduce In the council at an early
date an ordinance regulating the
width OF steel tires on trucks and
other heavy vehicles. Chicago has
an ordinance OF this kind. the object
being TO protect the pavement by
regulating the width of the tires ac-
cording to the load.
Michigan will he represented at the In
transitional tax conference, which
Will be held at Richmond, Va. Sept.
6-S, by Representative George Lord.
Mr.. Lord will visit New York while
In the east and look into the Tax
Reform association, which has been
In existence for some years In that
state, with view to organizing one
here along similar lines
The Michigan branch OF the National
League of Postmasters, of third and
fourth-class offices. will hold their
eighth annual state convention In
Detroit Sept. II and IS. Leave OF
absence has been granted by the
postmast err general to the postmas-
tiers OF the third and fourth class,
TO attend. and IL Is expected that
there will be large number present.
burglars attempted an entrance to the
United states bonded warehouse ON
Wocdbridge-st, near Bates-st., Mon
day night. Thousands of bottles OF
whisky are stored there. The thieves
climbed telegraph pole and rot on
the Roof. where they tried TO break
a burglar alarm, which brought the
flying squadron and an auto patrol
full OF police However, they cs-
capped before the arrival of the police.
Capt. J. c. wheeler, formerly chief
clerk In the Detroit internal revenue
office and now deputy commissioners
OF Internal revenue, In washington.
IL In Detroit en- route to Grand Rap
ids, where he will turn the local
office over to a new incumbent this
week. Capt. Wheeler will attend the
convention OF the National Internal
will be held here Sept. Is and 10.
While in the city he Is the guest OF
his daughter. Mrs. Samuel v. Goble,
No. 81 Willis-ave west
Mrs. Ruby NJ. Zahn, No. I47 Euclid
ave. west, who was Instrumental In
saving an aged couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennison, from the poor house, last
winter, after reading their pitiful
story In The Times. has sent The
Times detailed statement OF the
money collected and disbursed I'm be-
half OF the Dennisons. subscriptions
were received from a number CT
charitably inclined men and women.
some of the money being received by
The Times and the rest by Mrs, 'Zahn.
Tho total amount received was
t117.50, all OF which went dlrect to
the Dennisons. Mrs. Dennison was
sent 20 relatives In Maryland follow
ing the death of her husband. in
March, and is being cared for there
now.
The Best-Yette string orchestra which
entertnins the patrons OF the College
Inn seems to have the prize hoo
doc" The orchestra was organized
in San Francisco year ago, TO play
the vaudeville theatcrs. and when
Louisville, KY, was reached, one or
the members was notified of the
death OF his mother and returned to
the coast: shortly after another
member was forced to return to
Frisco because OF the death of a
sister; and Immediately after the or
chestra came TO Detroit. n third
member was taken I'll and rushed to
his home in st. Louis. where II Is
learned he cannot live. The place
OF the latter young man was taken
by Elwood Munro and. Monday. he
was notified of the death OF his
brother and asked TO return home.
George Hess Is the only original
member remaining and he says ne IN
looking for trouble to come around
every corner.
Admiral Togo Sails For Home.