The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


sHone-eoming day" was observed I'm
an every mber- present" service
conducted by the pastor. the Rev
Charles Collins.
Samuel Steers, q boarder st the home
81 Mrs. Lillian Russeii, No. b1s Mon
roe-ave.. was found dead In pea;
his death. Coroner Burgess invesu.
cation leads him to believe that
death was accidental.
Jessphine MasksI, four years old, No.
SiA segthsr.-aye, .., 40 s, Ssd,y
morning. The child was In neigh
boris house. and sat down next TO a
gasoline stove. Her clothing caught
hre. Coroner Burgess was called
Ernest Easier, No. II Ludden-st., mis-
toek . glass ccntsining eareSii ,s,r sSi d
night. He drank some OF the aero
and died as result, sunday AFTER
noon. He was "a years old coroner
Burgess decided death was acci-
dental
Mary's Catholic church was crowded
to the doors, Sunday. High mass was
celebrated by a number or priests
In the evening. a parish banquet was
held. followed by exercises In the
school hall. Requiem mass for the
departed OF the parish was held Mon
day morning.
neencing the United states and Ca
madam governments for holding two
Ruastan refugees for extraditton at
New York and Winnipeg. were made
Sunday afternoon I'm meeting OF
Socialists held In Turnverein hall.
About 1000 persons. mostly foreign
ers. gave evidence of approval OF the
merry utterances OF the speakers
4 crowd OF men IN = saloon at No. 7s2
against s srsttfrS ore
entered the place, Sunday morning.
20 ret evidence. The officers sent In
squadron under command OF Detec-
tive Kunkel, came to the rescue.
-Four OF the bsliigerents were ar
Ana xrsksrst negiected 20 obey the
1141nsa - ysstiee Messsas, OF
. "a ~ lie Detroit House OF Cor
FSeS1cn His Father had him brought
charge of creating disturbance. On
O. previous occasion. the judge told
the young man TO get out OF the VII
1Ags and stay out.
ruesasy n the AftietA anniversary Of
Detroit fire department. or the first
Steamer" crew. only two remain.
Fire Marshall John McDufr and John
wagon. William Carson. who was a
member OF the ladder company that
worked in connection with the nrst
steam engine, is stiil alive, but mas
years
ceded by the new auto pstrois were
disposed of at public auction by the
Koib- Gotfredson Horse Co, Satur-
$1,000 from the sale Most of the
purchasers were farmers. and the old
drivers Of the animals were on hand
TO bid them goodbye, h capt; Guy y.
on hand to look after the depart
ments interests.
september behaved very well, accord
lag TO the report Of weather obsery-
err Conger. The average temperature
for the month was SO. about normali
the highest temperature. -. occurred
on the NTH. and the lowest. 4s. on
the tenth. The total rainfall was
2.0a inches. a little less than normal.
The strongest gale came on the sixth.
when a velocity OF ss miles an hour
was reached Ten or the 80 days
cloudy.
Mrs.. Margaret La Grange, former pas
tor OF the New Thought church ON
winder:st., drew an audience that
CFOWutQ thc W Oba
to the doors. Sunday evening, to lis
ten to an exposition of New
Thoughtism and an account OF Mrs.
La Oranges deductions OF the re-
iigions OF the world as CLEANED from
q recent trip around the globe. Mrs.
La Grange now resides In Los An
Reles, and stopped of in Detroit on
her way to California from Europe.
WiIIia mBrown, who says he lives on
LabrOsse-st., but will not give the
number. was arrested, Sunday, by
Patrolman George Williams after an
exciting chase through the streets.
He was captured as he was boarding
Forrest. car, near 0riswold-st
Frank BARNS, No. rs Edison-ave,
says that Brown induced him to hand
over S2e7 as an investment In a min
ing proposition. Brown then disap-
peared. BARNS saw Brown on Girls
void st, yesterday, and pointed him
out to Patrolman Williams.
Ala. AIois A. DefmeI, Of the Fifth
ward, will ask Commissioned Croui
TO station police officers at danger
Gus crossings on Hastings-st. dur
ing the hours when the children 20
10 and return from school The
street IL only of the ordinary width,
but Is a trunk traffic street. with the
Fourteenth-ave. street car line taxi
ing up much OF the room Deimel
thinks that II special instructions
are given TO the policemen on the
beat to watch the dangerous cross