The Detroit times., 1910-03-28
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The annual Easter Offering In the Gen.
The attendance at all or the services
. | Curing the day and especially the
Sunday school exercises at noon, was
the largest In the history OF the
church.
The dormitory of the Railroad Y. NJ.
{. a, wa. burglarixed, sunday, and
4 Connell. who rooms there. was stolen.
Liquor and cigars valued at Sl4 were
! stolen from John DORIS saloon, No
124 Brooklyn-ave.
Patrolman William Mitchell, of the
central station, was painfully In
Jured while attempting TO board the
morning Mitchell was trying to act
as reinforcement on burglar call,
but the rear end OF the wagon did
not walt for him.
Minnie Mayburt. No. 503 Beaubien-st,
reports 10 the police that "a Negro
and white man, Knocked her down,
1 kicked her, and attempted TO rob her
She had 81 In her hand, and So hid
den In her hair. She screamed. and
9. citizen telephoned to the police.
Her assailants fed.
The brick plant OF }. &. Mcdonald q
son, at Hoiden-rd. md the Michigan
Central railroad. was destroyed by
hre. Sunday night. Engine house No.
. TO the yards. which are two miles
, from tie city, but there was very
little water available. The loss Is
The sale OF Easter stamps In Detroit
since March Is. for the Michigan
state Association for the Prevention
and Relief OF tuberculosis, Melted
1 $3.50. Miss Alexandrine McEwen.
the Detroit artist. has designed IL
postcard and made gift or her
work to the association. The cards
will be sold.
Miss sybii NJ. Goulder. for the past
year Instructor In French and Ger
man man In the y " 9. A. classes. has
4 the association in Detroit, to sue
eeed Miss Anna '. Pope. who goes TO
Saginaw. Miss Goulder Is English
III BY birth and education. but has lived
4 In both France and Germany.
1 u address in the Workers Extension
course, sunday afternoon, I'm the
\ Farlan. Flint lawyer. declared that
the state OF Michigan had been be-
Titled and it's university disgraced in
the forcing OF the resignation from
III its faculty OF Prof. william T. Bohn,
4 because OF his Socialistic tendencies.
william III. Mnlbnrx. No. 500 Gratiot-
ave, lost control OF his auto rs he
was driving past John p. Lieber-
4 mans cigar store at No 81 Gratiot-
ave. Sunday afternoon and the ma
A chine veered across the sidewalk.
H. crashing into large plate glass
window OF the store Several pedes-
dr ira o ha hr nanTo o1Se escapes Dut no no
A injury. About $500 damage was done.
4 John Fitzpatrick, aged 81. nm empioys
OF the Detroit shipbuiiding Co.., for
H. more than 40 years died. Saturday.
I'm the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Il William Salter, No. I'll Larned-st.
eamber Of nae years 9sen mS Ftspa t2f
H. was born in ST. Johns. New Bruns-
4 wick Besides his daughter. he leaves
four sons, Michael. John. Frank and
William. He was one. OF the oldest
members OF branch No. al, c. NJ. Is. A.
yohn Kendall, one of the oldest and
best known carpenter contractors In
n Detroit, died, saturday, In his home.
No. 4S9 Cass-ave., at the age OF 80
years. Mr.. Kendall was born in
Cornwall England. and came to De-
troit i'm is5o. residing here contnu-
N ally since. He was an active mem
n Der OF the Central NJ f.. church. serv-
a ing on the official board of that
4 church. A widow and one niece, Mrs.
A V. Foster. survive. Funeral SER
vices were held Monday afternoon.
In his last lecture OF the season I'm the
4 Museum of Art. sunday afternoon.
4 Director Griffith took occasion TO
A laud the work OF American land
A. work OF such men as Innes. Tryon.
a Metcalf, Twachtmen, Homer Martin,
4 Wyant and others. In closing. Mr.;
the leading fountains OF the world.
and expressed the wish that Detroit
/, would soon have one on Belle Isle
that would be more magnificent than
any OF them.
Another kink was added 10 the mys-
terry OF dead body. held for some
4 Walter sheehan, Of Toledo: when
sheehan himself walked into the
IN the body He was told that ii had
been buried. A Detroit acquaintance
han Then sheehan's relatives had IT
III shipped TO Toledo for burial. In the
|l meantime, they heard from their
missing missing ssoonnk be ne II was nhaiiy
|! buried In the Potter's field.
Agnes HAYS, who has had many ex-
periences with the Juvenile depart
III, ment OF the Detroit police force. has
|ss had an adventure In Milwaukee.
|lI Agnes arrived in Milwaukee with
Hin two suit cases. registered at big
|si hotel, and later reported that she had
|V been robbed OF $l60 and couldn't pay
IA her hotel bill That night, she
Iii Later. the Associated Charities gave
In her a letter TO a downtown merchant.
who would na g go, looking (or work
Tx however She was later arrested, IN
III the tenderloin. Local police were
lib asked to notify her parents. who re-
In fused to take any interest IN agnes
nan crowley, a picturesque inmate Of
the county house. died, In that In
|t stituion Saturday, at the age OF 81.
III Crowley was best remembered In
Ir the county house by reason OF
LII hoax he pcrpetrated on the doctors
IN several years ago. He pretended that
LIN he was suffering from paralysis ana
LIZ FOR seven years was wheeled about
Ia nv attendants In an Invalid chalr, un-
Ia III one night, nurse saw nun gid
ING about the corridors with the
~ alacrity OF youth. The next morn
III ing the house physician had MN
brought into the operating room ana
:, announced that he was about 20 am
IH nutate one OF the paralyzed limbs.
M frowiev Jumped from the operating
III tabie ran from the building, and re-
III turned TO Detroit. He was again ad-
mitted TO the institution In 1897.
I,TH. netrott Credit Mems association
will give It's first "lndies' night In
the ffotel fuller, Tuesday evening.
The program has been especially ar
ranged 10 please the fair guests,
Dinner VIII be served promptly at
ak Charles r. Sawyer. secretary
of the Detroit Board of Commerce,
,ytli respond To the toast. ladies
IL night the new departure, and
If George r. Treble TO the toast. Our
faIr guests" Frank r. Hamburger
In will speak on our association The
III principal address WIN be reserved Tor
III The last, and will be given by Judge
III siyrsd / Murphy Musical Numbers
iii viii be contributed by Mrs @. L.
iii Filler. vocalist. and Edmond Liehten-
stein. vlolinist. Miss Htlda Idchten-
IE stein will accompany Dancing VIII
Conclude the evenings entertain-
ment. Shocks orchestra providing
the music.
a number Of musicians belonging 20
the tbenter orche strns Of the city
have formed an organization to be
Ill known as the Detroit philharmonic
iii Orchestral association, for the pur-