The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-24
[MHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

III WORTH LIVING
oells lsIs Temperatures, Air, II,
sand Concertsi saturday evening" and
sunday afternoon, CLARK park.
In the Central Presbyterian church the
nevs Marcus Scott Will preach sun
Gay morning on The Prayer Of
| Faith" and In the evening his topic
n nii, % Daniel Delivered From the
Hrs. Gertrude Drolshagea, aged 70, one
OF the best known charity workers
on the east side. died Friday In hCl
eoms. No. te5 sherman Two OF
ner sons, Henry and William. are
weu-known scenic artists.
Robert 4. Hull, aged 10. n real estate
Seeier with offices I'm the McGrsw
pudding. died Friday In his home IN
jerome park. He had been resi-
Dent OF Detroit for % years. A
widow and two children survive.
Giant Dodge, or No. 1000 AIexandrine-
ave. east, was knocked on his street
sweepor and slightly hurt when a
Brush car coiiided with the broom
wagon at Russell-st. and Ferry-ave
Friday night. The sweeper was
wrecked.
w. sears. general lecturer Of the
New Thought church and school. Of
speak in Ciark's dancing academy.
No. 29s Randolph-st, Sunday after
noon at 2. IN. on The New Thought
church and It's message"
ne Rev. w. c. hitting. ID. d.. Of 81.
Louis, NO.. who breaches In the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church sun
gay. 10 well known In Detroit. having
been ono OF the speakers at the noon
gay meetings held In the Detroit
Opera house last winter.
Dorothy smith, nvs years old, OF No.
eeS Campbeli-ave, was rum down by
an automobile In charge Of A. +.
am 9as: OF Off the water rr, board noo at
She was not seriously hurt. and was
attended by Dr. NJ. w. OConnor. OF
No. 6fs Dix-ave.
Hugene Welding and Walter Gardner,
the Hotel Cadillac BARRIERS charged
with brutality beating Samuel Reice.
. fellow shaver. on account OF Rices
alleged insulting remarks about the
young woman cashier. appeared be-
fore Justice Stein for sentence. Fri
day afternoon. Gardner was dis
charged, while Welding was fined
$40. with the option OF 80 days In the
workhouse.
IN . head-on collision between . sewer
and Al COUGHS automobile at 1880
O'Clock Saturday morning. the stone
cover or the sewer and the front
wheel OF the auto were both badly
smashed, though the machine sue
cseded in its desire to get up on the
Cass Park lawn. The auto welch
restaurant man at No. 2l6 Griswold-
st.
Herman Sanders, Of Texas, will speak
en- Socialism" ut open-sir meetings.
Saturday. July a. Michigan and
Park; Sunday. Michigan and Park;
Monday. Gratiot and Beaubien: Tues
day. Michigan and Park; Wednesday.
luz rd nA at.Ir
day. hall at No 81 Grand River-ave.
All meetings start at y. IN.
Citizens OF West warren-ave. 90 the
number of nearly thousand braved
picnic given at Bots Blanc by the
West Warren-ave. Residents asso-
citation. An interesting feature OF
Dolly fG pimpies She ns was sef round ' Sy
James NJ. Vaudeville principal Of the
Sill school. who received gold
headed umbrella donated by Mayor
Breitmeyer.
township put I'm 6x6 timber where
2x6 was required. and as result
the township now faces $4,000
damage suit. When Mrs. May Marsh
with her husband and sister law
were driving over the bridge, Mrs
Marsh was thrown from the seat
when. the buggy struck the timber.
and fell on her head. receiving per-
manent injuries. She filed suit
against the township in the circuit
court Friday afternoon. Her hus-
band will also start suit for the loss
or her services.
GUNNER IL back with us after n short
| vacation. Hut during the gale Tint
accompanied fridays cold spell con
siderable damage was done. The In
terurbap roads entering Detroit were
the principal sufferers. owing TO the
| fact that limbs OF trees were blown
down on the feed wires along most
~ hn Inn n INT Inn ykfo
OF business for three hours north or
oxford during the afternoon. and
there was also much trouble on the
| Rapid Railway I'm the vicinity OF AL
| gonac and 81. Clair. The Toledo line
was the only one to escape entirely
"a temporary Injunction was issued by
Judge Hosmer Friday restraining
George IL White from visiting Swa.
nee Isle up the river. On the island
Is conducted "a saloon and cafe by the
George II. White Co. OF which White
Is president and manager and Gerald
Dickhof secretary. The directors OF
the company allege that White con-
sumed too much OF the goods they
keep behind the bar. and appointed
charges that when he went to the
island TO assume charge. White
chased him with a butcher knife
The injunction IL returnable next
Monday.
IRruest Netsoid, who was living COM
| fortably ON West Jenerson-ave. while
his insane wife and three neglected
| children were tramping through the
| mud from Springwells TO Detroit. ar
ter being evicted from their shack
near Addison's switch. declared Fri
day night that he had lost trace OF
4 his family since leaving his wife. and
| knew nothing OF their pitiful plight
| Netzold announced his Willingness TO
1 care for his children, and Mrs. Net
gold will probably be sent TO an
| asylum The children and the two
4 pet cats were taken from the poor
! commission to the shelter home OF
4 the $. p. G. G. Friday night and the
a woman was sent TO 81. Mary's hos
pital.
mrs. Carl Hoeffer, of No. 334 Chene-st.,
n was painfully burned about the hands
4 and arms and two women living in
n a cottage In the rear or the Hoefner
suit OF a flare OF hasoline while
n Mrs. Hoefher was preparing the
n evening meal Friday. Mrs. Annie
Il Passig, II years DID, was fortunate
Il ly away from her home during the
II IRE and Catherine Condo. who cares
Il for the aged woman was just return
\ ing from her work as the fire depart
ment dashed up TO the place. Two
II sheds owned by Hoeffier were also
\ destroyed The damage Will exceed
4 $1,000.
n horse and buggy belonging to Jncob
A Rosenberg, of No. 15G Beaubien-st.,
4 was confscated by the Canadian au-
\ thorities In Windsor. Friday. and Ro-
n senberg was locked up In police head
quarters. Last night Rosenberg
y when the gang plank OF the ferIy
boat was lowered he whipped up his
. horse, driving tbs animal up the
ferry hill on the run. The customs
4 officers called on him to stop, but he
paid no attention TO their orders. and
III rnntiptaH his driving lO