The Detroit times., 1911-04-01
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Michigan Railway Guide for April
= out aud for sale st the news
stands
The illustrated talk An the Art Mu-
China, the Flowery Kingdom. This
Is the last OF this seasons series.
sneak thieves got into the home OF DIR.
James Casey, former Detroit baseball
place They secured 5000 in Jewelry
and $40 In cash. DIR. casey's home Is
at No. 5sl Baldwin-ave.
Joseph Pesina. 20 years old, No. no
Maek-sve., wns Injured An cave-in
OF trench, Friday afternoon, at
Third-st. and Lothrop-ave. He was
taken to Grace hospital. where IL Is
said his condition Is serious.
Aid. Merritt will Introduce n resoiu-
ticn In the council. Tuesday evening.
calling for more rigid inspection or
factories and other buildings where
mahy people are gathered, with n
view TO protection of life in case or
Two abandoned auto trucks are held
by the police. A truck bearing the
name Of the Chicago Telephone Co.,
was found at sixteenth,st and NC
other truck was found at Trumbuli
and Wiliis-aves.
The three-yesr-old daughter of Alex
snder Arxminski, No. 316 Thirtieth-
81. died Friday night from strych-
nine poisoning She found some tab
let's in the pantry In the AFTERNOON
and ate them. Physicians tried in
vain to save her life
Chester Hunter. after pleading guilty
To charge of horse stealing, was
sentenced to six months In the House
of Correction, Friday afternoon, by
Judge Muffin. The horse which was
stolen belonged TO William MaBee.
and was valued at 5000.
All persons interested I'm gardening are
cordially invited 10 attend the free
lecture TO be given at the f1eid-aVe.
library, Tuesday evening, April 4. Az
8 O'clock, by T. Glenn Phillips. The
subject OF the lecture will he. Sea
sonabie Hints-How TO Make Your
Home Grounds Attractive"
Three horses were burned I'm a nre In
the barn Of Aaron Nttus, No. S34
Macomb-st.. early Saturday morning.
The damage is over $1,000. samuel
Sigafs clothing store at No. 1875 81.
s MTo,1,ay by t Mss Friday night The
damage Is estimated at $4,000.
Register OF Deeds otto Stoil makes the
following report for March, showing
that the office has recorded more In
than ever before in the history OF
the Office Fees received during
March. 1908. s1.53l.31: March. 1911,
s2,s43.os; an increase OF nearly 100
per cent.
The Newsboys' associations Sunday
MIR mt meeting I'm Detroit Wheelmenis
hall will be devoted TO military fca-
lures war stories will be tolu by
Attorney Samuel w. Burroughs. and
MilIers Fife, Drum and Trumpet
Corps. under the leadership OF Fred
ID. Miller. will disburse martial
music. There will be vocal solo
by Chas T. Mabley. accompanied by
Miss Leona Troy. The meeting will
be In charge OF President John l..
Dexter.
Funeral service. for the late Eustace
e.. Bowman, cashier and assistant 10
tho president of the Detroit Savings
bank who died, Friday. from pneu-
mvnia, will tie held in the home, No.
81 Hancock-ave. east. Monday, at
o'clock. Tho Rev. s. g. Marquis. OF
st Paul's cathedral, OF which de-
ceased was n member. will officiate.
The pallbearers viii be: John II.
Bowman, a. G.. Bowman. Edward Dee,
Hugh l. Bowman. Alfred q. Laurie
and Dr. James w McEwan.
A petition by Charles Fisher, farmer,
of Taylor township, 20 be appointed
guardian for his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Augusta Mails, aged IS, was denied
by Judge Hubert, OF the probate
court. Friday afternoon. According
TO Fisher. Mrs. Mails In mentally In
competent TO manage her estate. but
when she was placed on the stand,
she showed a remarkable clearness
about business matters which caused
the court to deny the petition. Fisher
says that Mrs. Mails accused him
and his wife OF trying to poison and
bewitch her.