The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-16
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING.

A MRS. Keminsky. OF No. HAS Gratiot-
ave., was walking along MT. kniott-
ave, near Pulford-st-. about O'Clock
Friday night. q man snatched her
hand bag. containing "a and ran on
with It.
The saloon OF Charles Moesta, No. iS0
90. Antoine-st., was entered by burg
lars at 3:l5 a M, Saturday, but poth-
ing was disturbed. 1t 10 thought the
intruders were frightened away be-
fore they had time to operate.
A DelEay car bumped into q Pere Mar
Quette locomotive ON q crossing ON
JefferBon-ave. west. near the 5oivay
night There were several passengers
aboard the car, but none was injured
The car and engine. however,, were
badly damaged
Adam Gross, living ne No. GOT 81. An
toine-st., reported 90 the police sat-
urday morning. that his wife, Bessie
left him three weeks ago. and that
he has been unable TO get any trace
OF her He said that she went away
from NO. l9l Napoleon-st.. where the
couple formerly lived.
Franeis Mccarthy, ss, % No. 57s Ferdi.
nand-svo., n under arrest On 9
and 900 from his employers. the
Sullivan Packing Co.. for whom ne
worked as q salesman. He 10 said
to have admitted the shortage.
Tony vanese, italian, was sentenced ~
Judge Phelan, Friday afternoon, TO
serve from TO 10 years IN the
Mrs. Dolores Loda. In whose home ne
was boarding. She ordered nam 10
leave her house, and he then shot
her She recovered.
Frank Kane, colored, living at No. 800
-. Antoine-st., was arrested sriany
,ko NJ n ~ n
liz Johnson, No 2so St. Antoine-st,
by slashing him across the throat
with q rasor during an argument
over 20 cents which Kane claimed
Cured In Johnson's tailor shop NO.
IL Catherine-st.
J. Henry smith sttributes the rise In
tho price OF coffee TO the methid OF
the Brazilian government In noldIng
up coffee supplies until satlafactory
price can be obtained for II: Inc gov-
eminent takes all the conee pro-
ducsd and pools II, holding IL from
the market when the price II low ana
when the price rises, feeding IL out IN
comparatively small quantities 70
keep the market up.
Children OF All ages and color besieged
the offices OF the board Of health.
traps furnished free. for the purpose
OF starting q crusade against the
pestiferous house ny. The Board OF
a pint for dead MES The children
securing the traps. Friday afternooni
were mostly from the east side and
each lugged on his or her ny Trap
with an air that boded III Tor the
lives of the flies.
The special committee appointed by the
Imperial council, Mobiles of the N.Y.
tic Shrine. In the recent convention
in Rochester. N. Y, TO look over sites
for a permanent Mecca for the order
returned to Detroit. Friday, from q
trip Through Northern Michigan as
the guests OF the Pere Marquette
railroad The committee visited NUS
/ kegon, Traverse City. Petoskey.
Ch,rleyoix and .other northern re-
sorts and carefully looked over sites
offered them Fred A. Hines, Los An
aeles past imperial potentate, chair
man OF the committee and John w:
Boyle. Utica, N. Y, secretary refused
10 commit themselves regarding the
matter, but said that the Michigan
sites were all that could De desired
for the project I'm hand and would re-
ceIve due consideration.
who defended Luke Phipps, hanged
in the yard of the all at Sandwich,
Ont for the murder OF his wife,
whom he shot on the ferry Hope.
Aug. 10. 1854. while the steamer was
crossing from Detroit TO windsor,
has Just received letter written by
the murderer on June IL. 1884. the
night before his execution. In II the
writer thanks Mr.. Collier for his
services. The paper on which the
message was written r. yellow with
age and very much tattered. Mr..
Golfer n unable 10 account for the
long delay In transmission, but
thinks the letter got lost before
being mailed and was only recently
found by the party to whom u was
entrusted for mailing. IL came 20
Mr. Collier I'm n new envelopes and
was apparently addressed By q