The Detroit times., 1911-02-10
WHERE LIFE is
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relatives OF the Hey. Carries Simp-
son. the aged Methodist minister
Killed an a fllll from Woodward car
almost year ago. was rsturnsd oy
Thursday afternoon. against the ~.
". X. The jury was out Tor SIX
hours.
co. n, First infantry, NJ. n. a., Will az
tend the First C0agrcgationAi church
In a body. sunday morning. 70 take
part In service commemordtlnS the
oirth OF Abraham Lincoln. The Rev
J. perciyal Huget Will preach ON
THE nobility OF Lincoln's character,
and there viii be specially arrang-
ed musical program
Asking x1Oy000 for Injuries 10 ais les,
broken In n quarry In tibraitsr. cs-
etano Jachette, a laboreT. prousnt
suit against The Gibraltar Stons Co..
I'm the circuit court, Thursday after
noon. He alleges that while no was
piiing stone. another man dropped a
3b-pound chunk of limestone upon
him, fracturing his leg.
Leonard beacon, 10 years old, was
picked mp ON the street by fatroi-
man Emil Hopp, Thursday night.
He says he lives at No 62s Adrian,
st. jackson. Mich. He told a lurid
story or having been kidnapped from
his home by an older boy. Lieut..
Breault. who questioned MN. thinks
the boy ran away and invented tine
story OF the kidnapping.
ing catalogues" was discussed Thurs
day night, In a meeting OF the Adj
craft club. attended by about so
members Different phases OF tho
and instructiveiy by Finlay Green,
Buffalo; C.. d. Butterheld. j. q Jones
David Parkman. .. A. Netschke. liar
yey .. Campbell. ii. Il. Earl. and
John Rogers, who gives his address -
No. 211 simcoe-st, Toronto, was
Reaume's saloon. No. se congress-st.
Nuekie. also from Toronto. was
locked up in the central police sta
ton. Neither OF the principals VIII
say very much about the AFFAIR. hut
It In said they quarreled over wo-
man. Rogers Is in st. Mary's nos
pital and will recover.
Mrs. Lillian ". Paxton Berry died,
wednesday,, I'm Harper hospital, from
a complication Of diseases. Mrs.
known Chapoton family and was
born I'm Detroit 10 years ago. She
made her home in the Palms apart,
ments. Funeral services. which VIII
be private, will be held Friday MORN
ing in IS Peter and Paurs jesuit
church. and interment Will be I'm Mt.
Elliott cemetery.
An inventory OF the estate of Jennie M.
y. f<anouse, hied I'm probate court an
u
tails s22f734 This is made up as fol-
lows: Real estate, $4,000. which IS
the value put upon the home at sec
ond and Longfeilo s%o ,ay "ac; stocks,
ceivable. $i4.ss0; cash. s4.3I5 and
the one-quarter interest In The estate
of Mrs. Kanouse's father, the late
Ernest N. Selling. of Manistce. This
Is estimated at $4,000.
While the family OF Albert Grankei,
No. 10 Albert-pi., was ont, thursday
night. a defective chimney caused a
fire. which spread to the home OF
No. Ia Albert-pl: karas. his vile
and several children, were driven 10
the street in their night clothes No
age is $500 A barn belonging 10
Morris Landsman. No. II Laura-st.
was burned Thursday night. and an
automobile and horse destroyed
The damage IL $4,000.
IRE communications fn support OF tie re-
quest for s6s6.o00- for the mstaliation
OF a high pressure system n the
central district Is that the nre boats
winter IL all the railroads decide TO
use the Michigan Central tunnel and
abandon their car ferries, which now
serve to keep the ice broken up The
commission plans to send the IRE en-
Rif4es now In the down town. district
10 the outside stations on the COM
pletion OF the central high pressure
system, the installation OF which
will take two or three years.
The Rev. George w. Morrow, superin-
tenAent Of the Michigan Antt-saIoOn
league: while out in the state on
my last campaign I'm connection with
the work OF the Anti-Saloon league,
/ ran across a number OF men who
said they were quitting certain De
troit paper to subscribe fer The
Times The publisher OF The Times
shn N hat A N tial aaCrifiCQ g.
fusing to publish liquor advertise
ments and deserves the support OF
everybody who warts to see 6ood
citizenship promoted. IND that
The Times has a wide circulation I'm
the state. and trust that II VIII
continue to go ahead"
Mari a.. Murray, secretary of, the Mich
igan Board OF Corrections and Chrri-
lies, says that the board has drafted
bill for the licensing of all fnstitu-
lions which handle babies for adop-
ton. This course IL being taken. ne
explains. because OF alleged irregu-
connection with the infants home
managed by Mrs. Anna Lentz. No. 7s
Ash-st lie says he has received a
Lentz accepted money on receiving a
baby in her home and then made u
charge when II was given. out for
adoption. I, w. Jayne. attorney and
vention OF Cruelty TO Children, Is
Investigating the situation and may
prefer charges against Mrs Lentz.
Mayor Thompson has houored ex-
Mayor Breitmeyer ny naming him
as one OF his committee Of 10 as
part OF the Playground Association
Of Detroit. which Is to have 40 MEM
. beers and Is being organized by the
Central Council OF Charities, or
which. Tracy W. McGregor Is chair
man The mayor In his letter 20 Mr..
Breltmeyer In the matter. said nc
was pleased to appoint him ON the
committee, knowing the keen inter-
est he has taken In the child life OF
Detroit The others named by the
mayor are Judges VIM. +. Connolly,
=. o. Muffin and Harry Hubert, Ed
ward Barnett. Rev Lee =. McColles-
ter, Fr. A. Il. Ternes, Henry Burns.
Aid Gilman and N. IL. Bower. The
Chamber OF Commerce, Federation
81 women's clubs and the Central
Council of Charities are each to
name 10 members for the Playground
association
A citizen walking down from the north
end Thursday morning, wondered
whether the fog or fate was rcspOn-
sible for this peculiar succession of
mishaps on Woodward: At Gladstone
an automobile went dead IN the
tracks and held up string OF street
L q carpenters tool chest was wrecked
as he was getting of a car anu his
fools were scattered promiscousiy
about the street. Between these two
points n speed maniac in a motor
car made pedestrians mold their
breath as he skidded half the width
OF the street and almost whirled