The Detroit times., 1912-02-09
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

The usual weekly sale OF butter, eggs,
chickens and household supplies, OF
the Manual Benefit league will be
nsid Friday and Saturday at No. 20
Elizabeth-st. east
roliee commissioner Croui believes
mat night police court would be
a good thing In Detroit, where
dfunks and disorderlies are now
neld oyer nj ehtIH- the-a iffeFeRt-sta-
tons, Win The Iieutenants In charge
as the Judges or whether they should
DC held. Commissioner Croul be-
lleves that II would be "A good thing
10 take prisoners directly before
police magistrate.
William II. Wilder, a boarder I'm the
home OF Mrs. Paul Nelson, No. 266
Macomb-st., yielded to temptation
when he found two diamond ear,
rings valued at $50. and a diamond
ring valued at $6b. lying on stand
within easy reach. Detectives Park
day night. and the jewelry was
found In his possession. He Is
charged with grand larceny.
GerGeIy Isarto, OF No. 124 Anderson
ave., DeIray, shot while hunting In
swamp near smiths coal dock.
hospital, Thursday Izarto stepped
In front OF his companion Just as the
latter fred his shotgun. and received
the full charge. Coroner Rothacher
anu the HdTSnhl OF river Rouge dIe
both satisfied the shooting was acci-
dental. and no action will be taken.
A day OF prayer for men will be held
I'm the Y. VI. G. A., Saturday, from 10
o'clock In the morning until o'clock
In the afternoon, with the following
leaders: 10 o'clock, DR.. A. q. Studer,
general secretary OF the Y. NJ c. A.:
IL o'clock. the Rev. j. Percival
Huget. OF the First congregational
church: IL o'clock. the Rev. Maurice
T.. Fixes, Woodward-ave. Baptist; 1
o'clock. the Rev. Frank S. Rowland,
Cass-ave. Methodist. o'clock. the
Rev. j. M Barkley Fol est-ave. Pres
byterian. All men are invited.
Attorney Louis smilansky and Julius
HERMAN, who were almost killed I'm
Hayman Bros butcher shop, several
weeks ago, were arrested on a
capias. Thursday afternoon. suit
having been started against them by
Harry Hayman for $4,000 damages.
started the row which ended in the
cutting. The Haymans. Harry. Max
and julius. have been held In jail
since the cutting, awaiting trial on
great bodily harm. Smilansky and
Berman gave bail and were released.
Frank Csrey's vigilance
undoubtedly prevented serious re-
suits from a DIRE In the Almo hotel.
Larned and Beaubien- sts, shortly
y s.
The officer noticed smoke pouring
from the second floor. and aroused
the night clerk. who was able to nip
the blaze before II had made any
caused another early morning blaze
in tho home OF Mrs. o. Foley. No.
$50 Jefferson-ave., at o'clock, FRI
day morning. doing about 5000 dam
age 10 the second foor OF the dwell
ing, which Is -owned by the Trow-
bridge estate.
The shock resulting from . violent
dream eansed the death, from heart
failure. Thursday, OF Mrs. Mary
Trsndergast. SO years Old OF No.
CAST awoke in the morning in a
state OF extreme nervousness. and
told her family she had dreamt she
had fallen down the cellar steps and
severely injured herself. Unable to
recover from the effects OF the
dream. Mrs. Prendergast called the
family physician, DR.. j. d. Buck. No.
1897 Mack-ave, but despite all medi-
cal skill. death came later In the
day. Mrs. Prendergast's mother and
two aunts had died from heart dis
ease a few years ago.
Judge Hosmer refused TO grant de-
cree, Thursday afternoon, I'm the d.
vorce case OF Wilhelmina VS.. John
Brown, and advised the couple to
get together and patch up their
troubles AT your time OF life and
for the sake OF your children II
would be best for you to make up.
his wife for Mark Ashby was one OF
Browns complaints. and II was
brought out. Thursday, that Ashby
was to assist Mrs Brown financially
in the attempt to get a divorce. Mrs.
Brown charged her husband with
cruelty. but Judge HHosmer held that
she had not substantiated her
charges. The couple have two grown
sons, one OF whom took sides with
HE mother and the other with his
father.