The Detroit times., 1911-08-23
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

The peach and grape crops in Michigan
and Ohio. wnieh usually And their
way Into Detroit. wiil osgin 10
according 10 information. In the OF
ficss OF the Ashley 4 Dustin steamer
line, which controls the Put-in bay
and Frank Il. Kirby. the biggest irnll
carriers. "'round these parts" The
peach season will open two weeks
earlier than usual" says %. y Dus-
tin. "The fruit will be abundant,
but not so large In size. because OF
. the heavy wind storms from which
the trees suffered a month ago. The
fruit ought TO be cheap, too. The
Put-in-Bay Is bringing In lots OF
peaches now and the grapes, which
usually come In the middle OF Sep
TENDER. are already appearing
Aid. Gutman, OF the Third ward, n OPP
posed 90 the proposed change I'm the
running or the Brush cars so that
northbound cars will 20 up Hastings
and southbound cars over the Ola
Brush-st route. resolution provid-
ing for this change, introduced in
the council. Tuesday night. was re-
ferred to the franchise committees
and Aid. HARPER, chairman, has cali-
ed a meeting for Friday afternoon al
o'clock TO consider the matter
On his return from n long vacation
motor trip, the Rev. Charles ID. Alien,
district superintendent of the Detrolt
Methodist conference, SAID thht IN
the annual conference to be held IN
Flint Sept is, there VIII DC no
changes made In the Methodlst pull
pits OF Detroit. Dr. Allen said lhat
there had been a general request
from the various congregations OF
the city to retain the present pas
tors
Mrs. Herman Marks discovered three
Negroes lettering about her home,
No. 212 Adams-ave. east, about 4
clock Wednesday morning. She
called the fiying squadron and one
or the trio was captured; re cav
his name as Benjamin Mabre. ana
ais address as No. $50 Beaubien-st.
He denied that he was trying 10
break into tho place.
The warrant issued by Justice of the
Peace Randolph, OF Hnmtramek, Tor
Ty Cobb fer speeding his automobile
In Highland Park will not have 10
be served as Cobb presented himself
In the office OF the justice, Tuesday
TO see when he would be wanted.
The date has not been set.
"a large number OF the clergy OF the
Roman Catholic diocese OF Detroit
Went into retreat, Tuesday. In SIS.
Cyric and Methodius' Polish semi
nary, Orchard Lake. Bishop M. +.
Fallen, OF London. ont, will preach
daily.
Ludden-st., fell on an east-bUqnd
Mt Clemens car at |Gratiot AMI Hell
en-aves.. Monday night His skull
was fractured and he died shortly
after being removed TO ST. Mary's
hospital
Fire did $4,000 damage Mt the home of
William Brown, No. 236 Adeinide-st,
Tuesday night A horse was crema-
ted when the barn burned fhe fam
lily was driven TO the street.
John Ncihmer, No. lis Heien-ave., wDs
struck by an automobile, driven by
Charles Cheney. on Belle Isle bridge.
Tue sday night Mr.. Methmerr who
Is 6S years old, was badly injured.
He was taken TO Harper hospital.
Joseph Zinger complains 10 the police
that he WINS robbed OF S52 while he
was In hotel at Twelfth-st. and
Kirby-ave.. Tue sday night
august Fischer, No. Ies Fifth-st.. slip
ped ON the noor OF the basement of
the Pontchartrain hotel. Tuesday af-
tcrhoon, and his left leg was broken.
He Is In Harper hospital
The arrangement whereby the city car-
ries the bonds for the purchase Of
Ferry farm was contaminated Tues
day night. when City Treasurer
Kcch's bid of $4,000 was confirmed
by the council.