The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-01
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


and William York. carlton-ave..
Springwelis. were destroyed by nre.
Five horses belonging 10 White were
burned. The total loss L. about
$4,000.
A. the result ef i.jurtes received In .
= Champlain- SITS, July 10. Mrs. Agnes
ID. Ruehle. died. SATURDAY nignt. IN
the home OF her daughter, Mrs; Louis
Plies. No. "a Fort,st east. she was
life In Detroit.
urietor of the Dcming house, Learn
ington. who until about year ago
ran a saloon at Sixth and Abbott-sts,
ended her life by shooting herself In
the temple with n revolver. Brood
ing over fiI-health IL said to have
caused the deed.
Mayor samuel l.. shanks. OF Indian
apOIfs, and Mrs. Shanks, are sDend-
OF vacation trip. In Mayor Shanks'
opinion Senator Beveridge IL In Tor
rather hard night next fall: His
split with President Taft Will tend
70 injure rather than help his chances
for reelection. the mayor thinks.
John Pingree, of HoDkinton, Msss., =
brother Of the late HaEen =. Ptngree,
and the late Frank &. Pfngree, or
Detroit. died. In hi shome. Saturday.
his brotSers. Mr. Pinsree was shoe
maker by trade. and had large inter-
ests in that business In Hopkinton.
He was born In Maine about 20 years
ago.
A ruce between an automobile and n
Wright nerOplane In among the pos
sibiIities of unusual entertainment
at the state fair this year. II such
an event can possibly be arranged. II
will be one OF the events on the card
for Automobile day" Manager J.
II. Harmon has his plans well In
hand. The outlook is that In every
department the big show Will excel
ali previous exhibitions.
More than the necessary $4,000 sigma
lures required for the submission Of
the Vernon civil service amendment
to the people have been secured. and and
council, Tuesday night. The De-
troit Municipal league. which Is
working hard for the amendment,
will continue it's. efforts right up 10
big a showing as possible.
The body Of James John, aged eight
years, SON Of Joseph John, Of No. 81
Pitt-st., Windsor. who was drowned
few hours later. The little fellow.
with his brothers and several other
boys, spent Saturday along the river
front. fishing for minnows. The otner
boys used nets but James used his
hands, and In reaching into the wa
ter. lost his balance and fell from
CadwelFs wharf.
Word has reached Detroit Of the death
In q snnitnrfum In Hartford, Conn.,,
OF DR. Walter ID. Hadzsits. professor
OF languages In Smith college. ana
brother of Mrs. O. T.. Fisher. OF Re
troit. Dr. Hadzsits was born In -
to this city for interment. Besides
his sister, Mrs. Fisher, the deceased
is survived by his father. George
Hadzsits. and his brother. DR.. George
HA -.tt 1T ytnIx
INMATE xxisls~sss,- eIe~~r- woman crook
who was arrested Thursday, In being
relentiessly pursued by some OF her
Victims. Saturday morning. further
evidence of her cieverness came 10
reported that during the recent skat
tournament the Williams woman had
relieved an eastern man OF xe9v
diamond pin and $50 In cash. This
theft is said to have been committed
at the Lincoln Inn.
While Installing generator In the
power plant Of the brush RunabOut
Co. Sunday morning. Charles r. Bee
son. an electrician. employed by the
company, was electrocuted, when
current of 1900 volts passed through
his body. Beeson ana E9ufs beacn
were working together WIN e ehe se r
had the body removed to the county
morgue. Beeson came to Detroit six
weeks ago from Jeanette. -
That England In seriously menoce0 ~
her India, empire :.s, ,5S,:;r s wss
Newberry chapel. sunday aftsrno on.
on Unrest in India MI Chanee'
Barr, OF the Jefferson-ave. Presoy-
terrain church. said that while Chris
tianity has not been able to do away
iirion has gained a toothold in India.
~ has never masked vice under the
Cuise of religion as Buddhism does
Miss Mary McAuley, aged Is years, and
mt ono time well known ns ap en-
merchants and predecessors Of the
Arm OF Hunter < Hunter, died. Sat
urday. in the home OF Miss kathar-
inc Z. Lenaghan. No. ls2 Aiexan-
her home for several years past. MISS
McAuley had lived In Detroit %
years. She was a native OF Mui.
h as no iiyins relatives. FUNERAL SER
vices will be held Tuesday morning
in Holy Trinity church at 10 o'clock
with interment In Mt Elliott.
John Williams. cook In Counterman's
restaurant, No. 1O0 Grand Riyer-ave.,
was stabbed by waiter. Saturday
night. An auto ambulance belong
ing to the Detroit Ambulance Co.,
was making hurried run with the
injured an to Red Cross hospital.
when II collided with taxicab.
driven by Arthur Hingle. at Brook
lyn-ave. and Howard-st. Both autos
were wrecked. Hingle escaped in
fury, but Guy Chambers, Howard Nc
fntosh and Arthur Hickman. driver
OF the ambulance and attendants.
were battered and bruised. The
shock may prove fatal to Williams.
who Is reported In a serious condi-
tion in Red Cross hospital.
Detroit's "T<iss Pnpa" nend made an
other attack upon sleeping child
early Sunday morning. and disap-
peared successfully before the po-
lice could get to the scene. The
latest girl~to be attacked Is Fannie
Kessler. 10 years old, No. Sol Mont
calm-st east. At o'clock In the
morning, she was awakened when a
man tried to pull her through her
window. Her terrified screams awoke
her parents and the degenerate fed.
This is the NTH attack of the same
nature. and II took place right next
door to the scene of one of the early
attacks. Last week. Rosa Walgen,
No. 203 Montcalm-st, was awakened
in the same manner.
Charles Richardson, colored, 70 years
old, living mt No. ITS Ersxine-st.. De-
troit, was the description a man gave
of himself when arrested In windsor,
about o'clock, Sunday morning. on
complaint of Mrs. Eta Galloway, a..
of No. 249 Beaubien-st, Detroit. Mrs.
Galloway, who In deaf and dumb.
says she went to Windsor. Saturday
evening. and lost her way. Meeting
Richardson. she asked him to show
her the way to the dock. Instead. he
led her the wrong way. and violently
alley near Arthur-st. and Glenkarry-
ova abe dclared Her face shows