The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-17
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Judge Doaovan granted divorces Mon
day afternoon, 20 Mary n. from
James r. sage. and Caroline FROM
Fred o. sydney. Both charged
cruelty.
injured ny a fall az WashInRton- blvd.
and Grand River-ave., May AZ, WaI-
ter Blair. 50 years old. No. I39 Fort
~. east died. Monday night from
pneumohiia: which he developed after
cided an inquest unnecessary.
Frank Dusorsz, No. SIS FrnnkIin-st..
died In Harper hospital, AT midnight,
MONDAY, as the result OF a fall from
a wagon Monday afternoon. rho ac-
eldent occurred at Alfred and Du-
bois-sts. Coroner Burgess does not
think further investigation neceS-
sary.
Sohn ,. Bertram lost his suit against
The ~; U. u. In the circuit couHi.
holding that he was negligent, ana
aairee.inE verdict for the company.
riding his bicycle In front Of the
Michigan car barns.
August zielke, Is years old. No. s43
McDouGall-ave., driver for a brewery
wagon, was arrested Monday after
noon by Detectives Brooks and sui
Ivan on charges preferred by the
Killing Brewing Co. The warrant
says that Zielke appropriated 500 OF
the comRanys cash.
AADert hinAe, % years old, an enmplOye
OF the water board, fell dead ON
. Luschnersave., In Hamtramck, Mon
day afternoon. He was superintend-
a. Jones decided B 1s Vas VAS Victim
OF heart disease, and sent the body
TO the home at No. 1857 Jos. CAM
pau-ave.
a verdict for o. 200 wns entered by
consent I'm the ease OF Fred Cornelius
against the Diamond Match Co. an
+ Judge Murphy's court. Monday after
In the plant, where Cornelius WAS
employed, caused him to lose mis-
teeth, and his hand was also seri-
ously injured In machine.
The ave physicians who gave expert
testimony in she trial of Frank Dick
mnrIer OF bis wife, Monday after
! ihelI services TO the county auditors.
Auditor Buhrer declares that these
biils for expert testimony seem TO
be increasing,
IN the annual meeting of the Central
NJ. Il. church, Monday evening, the
reports showed that the yearly ex-
penses were $33.4S9. which included
and repairs to the Church, amount.
ing to S6,S71. The following trGs-
tees were elected for the ensuing
B. Gray. NJ. II. Godfr S s. ST.. !. H.
Hudson. w. :. Campbell. A. L. Park
err, J. II. Fry and r. $. Barr.
Prof. George II. Corsnn, who hns taught
to swim in the big Y. NJ G. a taES'
will give his last exhibition here,
Saturday evening. at : o'clock, and
Contest pr between ne the o swimming Ming CT CLUB
OF the local "Y' and the one repre-
senting Toledo. Mr.. Corsan's in
up Strong aggregation' and the
star Toledo club Will be put to the
test. Prof. Corsan will give ex-
hibitions OF various styles of diving
and swimming.
Whe Wholesalers a. Manufacturers of
Detroit, ON their buSiness-pleasure
jaunt UP the lakes, starting May 90
4 will participate in one OF the prettI-
!. est Memorial day services ever held
l. on the great lakes. On Decoration
day. the steamer Octorara, carrying
| the excursionists. will be far out IN
I Lake Superior. bound for upper PEN
Ursula ports. The boat will ue
stopped In midlake. and after Inn
be lowered away, 10 DRIFT over the
lakes, a tribute to the memory OF
the country's naval heroes
Mayor Breitmeyer declared Monday
I. troit Florists club, held in the Cowic
building, that IL anyone could deIn-
onstrate to him that he had device
that would eliminate the sncke
nuisance. he would see to IT that an
ordinance was passsd that would
force every factory in the city 20
F..
held for the purpose of watching a
demonstration by James Russell
Price, NJ D.. and w. J, Hubel, Of
Chicago, representing the DoylaIr
smokeless system. Those who saw
the working of the smoke consumer
were hearty In their praise or the
device.
Dudley Lappin, 13- yenr-old son OF WILL
lam Lappin, n contractor, of No. $50
Concord-ave.. rescued his two-year-
old baby brother from blazing oed-
room, Monday morning, after bis
mother had been painfully burned IN
a vain attempt at rescue, and man
neighbor had given up the task In
despair. Mrs. Lappin. after sear2n-
ing In a clothes closet in the rooin,
with a lighted match, had gone down
stairs, leaving the baby in bed. soon
3 afterward, the house filed with
smoke, and she rushed to the bed
room, which was all ablaze. In her
EFFORT to reach her babys side, her
hair was singed, and her face and
hands painfully burned. while her
clothing also caught fire. She ie-
treated, and a man neighbor tried H..
but he, too, was repulsed by tho
smoke. and flames. Dudley tacn
threw his coat over his head, gropCd
his way TO the bed. and brought the
baby out unframed. He Is the hero
OF the neighborhood.
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