The Detroit times., 1909-04-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Alfred Il. Watson. n former member OF
the windsor council, died, sunday, In
his home in Windsor. from typhoid
fever. from which no was Ill Tor Ten
weeks. He had been active in poll
tics, and several months ago was
elected the first president or the
Young Mems Liberal club.
irwin Francombe, of No. 053 Congress
II. east, was badly cat about the head
when an automobile in which he was
riding collided with an electric run
about driven by +. y. Andrews. OF
No. ZOE Seminole-ave, on Jeuerson-
ave, at Fox Creek-rd., sunday after
noon Francombc was attended by
Dr. John +. Bennett.
Victor Benham Iectured ON 1.-THE Art Of
Musical interpretation" In the De-
troit Museum OF Art, sunday aiter-
noon. He gave several Illustrations
on the piano and ended with the per
Torrance OF the Liszt Hungarian
rhapsodie. The subject or his lecture
next Sunday afternoon VIII be Emo
lions In Music.
vtew-avc., was bitten In the leg by
Minnie" a pet bull dog owned py
Edward c. Caulkins. No l592 Jeier-
son-ave.. Saturday night, while roller
akating on the avenue The dog Will
be kept locked up for so days that
II may be watched for possible symp-
toms OF hydrophobia.
The Sunday school OF the Central Meth
odist church broke .lI previous rec
ords I'm Michigan In its contributions.
Sunday, the total amount Tor IN"
missionary fund being sl175: There
was an attendance OF l6S at the meet
ing. w. ID. Southwlck made a short
address and Homer Warren and Rob
ert Murray sang duet.
Samuel Goldberg, his wife and three
ch1ldren were driven from their beds
nv fire which partially destroyed
-Goidberg's grocery at No. $50 Hast
ings-st.. about 1880 o'clock. Monday
morning; The alarm was given by
one OF the children. who was awak-
ened by the smoke. The loss is about
$4,000. covered by Insurance.
while Aiscusstng local option with
three friends I'm his saloon, No. AIS
Perry-st., about 1 o'clock. Sunday az
ternoon. William a. Senftleben sud-
denly threw up his hands and fell
TO the floor. dead Coroner Bennett
decided that heart disease was the
cause and will hold no inquest. De-
ceased was 43 years old.
rbe debt on Westminster Presbyterian
church was cleared. Easter sunday.
by. the Offering mace at the close OF
the morning sermon, the collection
amounting to over $500. The music
was OF exceptional excellence. the
y quartet being assisted by Signor
LuiEzi, harpist. and Miss Schroeder.
violinist Twenty-Five now members
were received at the evening service.
Vainttngs Of Lawrence 4. Enric. the
well-known eastern artist. rre now
on exhibition I'm the Detroit Museum
of Art. These pictures are all paint
ed out OF doors, directly from the
subjects and are full OF color and at
mosphere. They are known as the
thumb box pictures" because OF
their smallness. Mr. Earle expects to
make Detroit his home during the
summer months.
Hughey Jennings md most OF the other
Tigers will be present Tuesday night
at the smoker to be given by the
Knights OF Columbus in their hall at
No. 10 Michigan-ave. Jennings, who
Is q member. Is expected TO make a
speech and some OF the other MEM
bers OF the ball club may also crate
little. The Elks' Ministries are the
big attraction, while a number OF
other entertaining features have
been arranged for that will make the
occasion an enjoyable and interesting
one.
An unidentified man. about ~ years
old, and plainly dressed. was struck
by south bound Pontiac car near
the Seven miic nd. Sunday night and
thrown fully 20 feet. against a wire
Fence. The man stumbled across the
track just as the car bore down on
him. Motorman Il. Gillespie damned
on the brakes, and managed TO drop
the fender. just in time to save the
mans life. Grace hospital ambulance
took him to that institution. where
he Is too dazcd TO tell his name, but
Is expected to recover
, The WOodward-ave. md North Congre-
gattonal churches held their FIRST
union meeting since the merger, in
the woodward church, Sunday
AFTERNOON. The Rev William Byron