The Detroit times., 1911-07-31
HERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

IL Burt Girarden, Of the central
IpIiee sfaflon, who has been seri-
uuisly III. ~ 80 far recovered as TO
ppear at the station.
t4ana was broken. Monday, for the
fsW 81. Sfnnislnus church which will
ID erected az Dubois-st. and Med
hry-aye. at cost OF $4,000,
faA Italian cAristeniag, at No. o.
, ksott-st., Sunday, stephen Boehoro
Afbt into light with an unidentified
,xl Gillian and was stabbed above the
n eye. ell IL In ST. Mary's hos
'bAtaL His assailant escaped.
/ i. Loui. Bennett, No. 81 sibIey-ss.,
. .las awakened by a burglar I'm her
aH1om. Early sunday morning. She
ea,reamed and the burglar lied. TAX
Nag ti1 with him.
Uisriee n. Mari, elected secretary OF
he board OF education, last week,
Was nled his bond and the board will
lold special session. Tuesday noon.
sta Grudn, the four-year-old SON Of
,irs. Amelia Gruda, who disappeared
Ast saturday. was found again az
Wight. John had merely wandered
elway. Last November Mrs. Gruda.s
n ve-months-old baby was kidnapped.
u Inc Gray, Negro, ~ years old. shot
~ hnries Palmer, "a years old, also .
-
Tome. No b14 Alfred-st. Gray says he
mound Palmer and Mrs. Gray togeth-
ar. Gray Is under arrest and the
Wounded man is In ST. Mary's hos
Vital.
Ahtor Chatterson, Waterman at the
Itplant OF the Regal Motor Car Co.
chose left hand was burned or when
,ie accidentally grasped a live wire.
~ uly "a, died I'm Grace hospital, Sun
! day. He was 81 years old and lived
~ No. 1s4 Piquette-ave.
n report Submitted 40 the chief Of
d nEineers, u. =. army, Col. g. Med.
rrownsend, engineer In charge here.
!. sives II as his opinion that the gov
hsrnment dredging OF Black river has
)rot been responsible for single
iieath from typhoid fever along the
: q. Clair river during the 20 years
Operations have been going on.
u unidentified man broke into the
ehouse nj No. 464 Lafayette blvd.
a saturday night and attempted an
assault upon Florence Turner. nine
years old He tried TO stifie the
sshild's cries with the bed quilts. but
ilFlorence made enough noise 10 at
f.ract her parents. The fellow fed
lthrough a window by which he had
1sntered.
I step-brother OF wadi.Iaus siageI,
mo. 054 Twenty-fourth-st., has pre-
lvented the latter's marriage 10 Po-
1peiia GolediewskI. Wadislaus got the
ilicense the other day but the step
brother declares he already has a
'lwife In the old country. The police
lare investigating.
DE Polish merchants of the east side
with their wives, children and reia-
itives gamboled on the green 10 their
fhearts' content Sunday afternoon, on
1.-THE property OF Albert Maday. on the
fMili road nine miles north OF De-
itroit. A baseball game between the
Single men and the benedicts was
i the chief amusement OF the after
noon, the former winning. IL TO ..
Nv. Osborn hHs formally accepted the
invitation 90 open the Michigan
State fair. Sept. Is. The manage
ment In still In hopes OF having
President Taft on hand, but Premier
Laurier, OF Canada. will be unable to
attend The premier says. however,
that he hopes TO be able to send a
couple OF prominent Canadian states
men to the fair on Canadian day.
'arEe crowds attended the open AIR
meetings OF the Pastors union which
were held Sunday afternoon In
Grand Circus park and the Wayne
pavilion. The Rev. G. L. Arnold. OF
the Trinity Episcopal church. spoke
at the meeting In the park. and the
Rev. j. NJ. Barkley, OF the Forest
Ave. Presbyterian church, at the
meeting I'm the pavilion.
JhIIe working nj the Michigan Cop
Der a Brass Rolling mills, Saturday
afternoon. Stephen Mandle, No. 1872
Mackey-ave., was caught I'm the
shafting and severely Injured. He