The Detroit times., 1911-02-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

William Ziegier. No. q Fordyce-st., was
badly beaten and robbed OF s37 by q
Negro, In the alley In the rear OF
The Negro got away. Ziegier is In
ST. Mary's hospital.
The trial OF DIR. G.. n. Boyajian for
murder, I'm Judge ConnoIiy's court,
has been postponed until Thursday.
hausted. About 40 taiesman have
been examined thus far
The First German A merican Baptist
eharch, Joseph Campau-avc. and
Amidst, was entered by a vandal
Friday night. The lCck on the or
gan was broken, covers were ripped
from chairs and the church library
was disarranEed.
The council committee ON streets ON
Monday approved contracts for about
100000 worth OF sand, binder stone
ard other paving supplies. Thc com
mittee will recommend that all tele-
phone and telegraph poles be remoy-
ed from Lafayette blvd.
The Republics eommittee of the Four
teenth ward unanimously iRdorsed
County Auditor Charles A. Buhrer for
a second term. In a meeting held At
No. 432 Dix -ave,, Monday night. john
&. Bell one of Buhrer's opponents
for the nomination. resides In this
ward.
William }. DahiII, - years old, - sales
man. wanted here for breaking his
parole, Was 10 IetTOlt from
Rockford, Ill. Monday. by Detective
Parker. He passed two bogus checks
here and faces a sentence OF Ia years.
In Rockford he was arrested for de-
frauding department stores.
Leo Miller. NO. 100 RusseIl-st., stab
bed in n nght at Russell and Ferry
SITS. Saturday, is In such serious con-
dition that IL was necessary e, re-
move him TO 81. Mary's hospital, on
Monday. Joseph Brown and Michael
Cramer are held b. the police pend
ing the outcome OF Miller's injuries.
when Fred kIinger, No. Isl Michigan
ave-, heard a man prowifng about his
home. Monday night. he seized
double barreled shotgun. lie found
the intruder, covered him with the
weapon and called the police. The
flying squadron responded. The In
"A truder proved 10 be Julius Szweba,
who has a police record
The treasury Of Michigan has been en-
rfehed "a the extent of $3.50 Inherit
ance tax against the estate of Ham
ilton Mckay Twombley a New York
millionaire. The estate IL enlisted ut
$4.269.s96, which includes 100 shares
In the Michigan Copper Mining Co
and 10 shares OF Lake Shore railway
stock. both Michigan corporations.
Detectives Black and Wilson Monday ar
rested Alice Miller, aged -, and Jo-
sephine Ilenski, aged 26, on charge
OF violating the Immigration laws.
They hail from Scotland and Hun
gary, respectively, and the police say
they have beer leading immoral lives
since their arrival here few months
ago. They VIII be turned over to the
Immigration authorities for deporta-
ton.
The committee In charge of the recent
campaign for funds In aid of the
work of the Florence Crtttenden
home, finds that a number OF the en-
velopes left in the homes have not
been collected, because the people
were not at home when the collectors
laA a cd
10 enclose their subscriptions In the
envelopes and mail them TO the Flor
ence Crittenden home. No. 1877 Eliza
beth-st. east.
Ida May Meioche, aged MAE tears, IL
appearing ~ plaintiff against the ID.
II. X. and the city OF Detroit in
d Judge Murhn's court. where she asks
$4,000 damages for injuries sustain
ed when she was knocked down by
q car on Abbott-st.. near Fifth, both
her legs being broken. The little girl
was crossing the street when her
foot became wedged In an excavation ~
was being repaired. For that reason
the city Is held Jointly responsible
with the railway company for the
accident
Friday, ON . motion of Corporation
Counsel Hally TO bring on for imme-
diate hearing the case involving the
eity's right TO collect from the d. Z:
N.
portion of Fort-st. on which the COM
pany's franchise has expired The
d. u. r. il asking for delay on the
ground that Il wishes to put In con-
siderable testimony, but Mr.. Hally
contends that testimony Is unncces-
pary, the only question being the
city's right TO name the terms upon
which the streets shall be occupied.
An interesting meeting is being ar
Pnnged for Tuesday evening by the
Men's club Of the First Presbyterian
church The topic for discussion Will
be The commission form OF govern
msnt adapted for the city OF Detroit"
and the principal speaker Will be Luz
cius e Wilson, secretary OF tile
Board OF Commerce. Other speakers
win be Judge II. II. Hatch and Jas
per G. Gates, and general discus
sfon will follow the speeches both
rides being represented. The meet
ing will be held in the chapel of the
First Presbyterian church at
o'clock. All men are invited.