The Detroit times., 1910-05-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Woea"nfd-aVe. ear at Woodward nns
aimed a fractured hip. she ~ 4,
irace hospital
nrenee LlG nd foot, convicted nj an.
heu OF lrnk fr0m shop. In the .J.w.
su Iuaftef. was sent To the DuIruil
toilse ci Correction for 80 days ~
Judge Phsian. Wednesday,.
Hiram e. briggs. a graduate OF
~ " mY class of 1854, was rus
iowh and killed by hose truck IN
NeM YORK city Monday. Dr.. briggs
moved 10 New YORK, 40 years ago
lie was 81 years old
mop Foley, who has been confined "a
aIs nome ON MashinEt On-bIvd.. for
ecovered as TO be able to take q
the convent there until he has
fompletely recovered
orge w. Cope died. "Wednesday. An
10 nome, No. 90 wiills-aye. west, as
hree weeks, By illness. has so taI
ne result OF injuries sustained IN an
utomobile accident last February
al. cope was thought To be fully re-
oNered, but hemorrhage set la
"wednesday. and caused his death.
iatIves OF DIR. william A. MOCK, re-
ported lost In the M0jave desert, near
ha a, hn Cal; are stu hopins
chey believe that there IN a pos
ioility that the body found in sand
canyon, was not that OF Dr. MogK.
out o o'clock. Thursday morning, n
yellow bonnet" taxicab coming dOwn
yoodward-ave... was struck by !
nil d-st. car at State-st.. the front
md OF the auto being wrecked. The
ccldent was caused by the skiddins
the machine. No one was Injured
Mr. Of the 80 boys now at the OAR
ambni farm, viii be given tuiI
curse OF instruction at the state
IN arrangement between the direct
RS or the farm and the college au-
horitieB. The boys selected Will en-
err the college next fall.
bnso ID. Puddiford, Negro. "a years
Id, NO. 1875 RandOlph-st., was a
aller at police headquarters, Thuis-
lay morning. He told Lieut.. Wall
lole that he had swallowed some di-
uted corrosive sublimate By mis-
AXE. He was sent 10 the city physt-
ian's office In the auto patrol and
rom there To 81. Mary's hospital.
rOit's nrst automobile hose Wagon
md chen deal engine, arrived We'd
lesdny from St Louis, accompanies
~ the automobile fire engine. which
gas sent back few weeks ago, fol-
eadJustment. The hose wagon will
e stationed at Engine house No. /
htle the auto engine Will go TO En-
Inc house No. 3.
,. AdeO Vial, % daug liter of Frank
rsmnsi f Sa% Of Df.r1lt Sr s.
oL. SISs Hattie Smith, her COM
anion, was also drowned when their
|oat capsized Blakely was well
tnown here, as campaign manager
or Albert Pack during his campaign
gainst j. &. Burrows for the United
hates senate.
liam II. McCOurtTie, aged 20. forn,-
rly In the manufacturing business
Kalamazoo, but now a resident or
pringfield. Mass. took out a mar
iage license, Wednesday afternoon.
b wed Mrs. Estelle Childs McCour-
RE. aged 80 OF Chicago, and the GER
mony took place I'm the Pontchar.
rain. The briCe was the widow OF
he groom's cousin.
Harmonic society ended its con-
ert season, Wednesday evening with
musicale, at which Miss Adah Hus-
ley. OF New York, was the soloiSt.
Hiss Hussey's rich contralto voice
.on her immediate favor and nor
ongs were enthusiastically encored.
rhe Harmonic Choral society, Of
mixed voices. and the mems and
romen's choruses also participated.
handsome new organ OF the North
BAPTIST church Will peal forth In the
Inaugural recital under the master
and OF Prof. w. II. Donley, of In
annapolis, on Friday evening June 8,
O'Clock Mrs. Carolyn Haynes
( Cincinnati, o., will assist Prof
ponley, and splendid program
Which Will illustrate the remarkabIe
Possibilities in the great organ, has
zen arranged.
NJ Aid. Field, n member OF the eoun-
~ ordinance committee. 10 not going
70 allow the boiler ordinance to rest
Without renewal OF the fight he
Tuesday. night, was proven Wednes-
lay, when he hled notice OF recon
liberation OF the vote by which the
Measure was adopted: He says ne Is
hat he wants time TO make himseif
amiliar with its provisions.
be. Paul II. Hanus, head Of the edu-
RATIONAL department of Harvard uni
VOL OF tRSe cas- a! 'h HiEn sehoo
provided the board OF education with
|ote the 800 that II will cost 10
bring the professor to Detroit. The
because II Is the first-class gradual
Ing from the Cass school, and SUPP.
dartindale wishes to draw special
ATTENTION TO the fact that Detroit has
technical high school,
contempt proceedings against Wa
err COmmlssioner John Gillespie were
dismissed in Judge swans court,
"wednesday. when II was shown that
kource OF the trouble, had been
eized by constable and sold at
bherIff's sale to Justice Louis OFT
when Gillespie; II whose garage me
honeymoon. The car was the prop
erty OF the Watt Motor Co. Justice
BIT has returned IL to the trustee.
pills az the LlgEett school held q
May pole dance, true 90 the customs
BIZ Merrie England, In the lot at Cass-
i've. and Peterboro-st, "Wednesday
afternoon The young women. garb-
ia in medieval costume, attracted
I'm immense crowd. which watched
the frolic with interest and pleasure
Inn haN hsa
pole ceremonies were attempted In
Detroit though they are features OF
he life OF many women's colleges
Throughout the country.
nrren y. stone, grand chief of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers; Samus! T. Penna. secretary OF
the Michigam Federation OF Labor;
khe Rev Frederick T. Galpin. of the
First Baptist church. and the Rev
Eugenc n. Shippen. OF the First Uni
harlan church. Will be the speakers
tn q discussion OF the subject, "The
relation OF the church to the labor
ing man" before. the Unitarian club
FRIDAY evening The discussion will
be preceded BY a supper served al
1880 o'clock.
hon. Wednesday, night. the Detroit
Lawyers club elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Edmund NJ, Sloman:
Secretary and treasurer. Allan Coz;
elected for two years. Matthew BiSh-
Oh and Alexander Gage; member OF
the membership committee, Frank
Eaman One June 20. the club Will
entertain the members OF the But
falo Lawyers club. Following the
election. Thomas Davies. court stem
ographer, gave reminiscent talk on
"sidelights OF Michigan practice"
he Detroit WOmln's Press club held
Its annual meeting In tho Serlppr
branch library Tuesday evening. quo
tatIons from favorito poets were
given In response 10 roll-call. The
annual reports OF the secretaries CAV
evidence OF the progress and rapid
growth OF the club. The following
officars were elected: President. Ms.