The Detroit times., 1910-10-15
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

|oeatinue1 illnens caused MsHs Ray
WerasfskL 10 years old, No. 81 Mui-
Iett-st.. 20 commit suicide. Friday
afternoon. by swallowing carbolic
ec'o' coroner Burgess was called.
=. y. neLtsn, ef Fiint, was arrested
sere Friday, for the fiint police, ON
Ms contract property. according to
Sne Flint officers. DeI<ion was an ac-
I'VE church worker and a leader In
sns snti-saioon movement
ulte for divorce were alec, Friday, by
So1n AGAINST Marie Dernhardt.- and
Ssras cksras. Ss, hs wf! had :ScS
Temper that she has driven him out
OF pusiness In two towns. Mrs. For
sytns charges non-support.
|Anegtng that she fell through rot
rom so AS SSv' !. c, yssidsses :ns ssss s
ave. Georgia A. Nutter hled suit In
the circuit court against Colyer. Fri-
cay afternoon. for $1,000 damages.
1ne claims 10 be permanently Grip
'ssle siissard, the youngster who was
Se9sd wandering around on Trun-
puu-ave.. Thursday night. and who
! told Lieut.. Breault several stories re-
Harding his home and his people.
tnnsd IN FSav The bpsiSSs s. as9s y
and that he ran away from them.
He will be sent back.
hrs. Clara =. AIdrsch, Of Joliet, H., II
n Detroit, IN the Interests OF pro-
vlding religious literature for the
blind and Will give several public ad-
dresses In different city churches In
the immediate future. Mrs. 'Aldrich
IL blind and has been interested In
the work of the International So
ctety for Providing Evangelical Re-
ligious Literature for the Blind. for
several years.
\ check OF $1,000 for relief of the for
forwarded to Gov. Eberhart. OF that
state. Friday. by the Detroit RELIEF
committee, organized when hres de-
vastated part Of upper Michigan Two
left from that fund. Accompanying
the check. J. L. Hudson. chairman OF
the committee. sent a cordial note OF
sympathy on behalf OF the citizens OF
Detroit.
ruinliing pronise made to hts moth
coe-pl. that he would provide good
home for her In her old age, George
=. Langley. of Los Angeles. has sent
possession of a comfortable home
there which ke owns. George writes
me he has earned the fortune he said
he would when he left me six years
New Brighton. Pa" says Mrs. Lang
ley. and. as he sent Ine ticket Tor
Los Angeles. too. 1 leave for that
city. Saturday"
vhe club house Of the Country club, In
vsssment Of $1,000. is to be aban-
doned and may be torn down. This
action was decided upon at meet
ing OF the club Wednesday n,gn.
the Weir farm, comprising 242 acres,
two and one-half miles further out
Jefferson ave. for 100000. The
goifing element In the ciub mas oeen
n. Newberry refused TO renew the
lease on the present golf grounds.
which expires In four years.
John Armstrong;, . weil-known west
side resident, died; Friday, IN rms s
strong was "a years old, and had
lived In Detroit rs years. He had ex-
tensive real estate holdings In the
city. and devoted his time TO i1oki h9s
wife and six children: 7; J. Arm
strong. Spokane. Wash: Edward A.
Armstrong. district suPerintendent
4 Jones. Houston. Texas; Noryiile
Armstrong, Chicago: Mrs. T. =. HUB
y bard and Mrs. J. c. Dissette. Detroit
rr~derick II. Hsrtwig, a citi.s. Of De-
treit for Ss ye.rss died. ErianSy, II
his home. No: ,ss ,, rourt sran n ,nsu
monia Mr.. Hartwig and his wife
n celebrated their golden wedding an
adversary, Sept 81. Mr.. Hartwig was
e bs " S'r IN iss7. Kept grocery
y store Tor many years at Beaubten-st:
z and Madison ave. He was appointed
to the police force in 1864 and later
became n tax collector and deputy
United States marshal. Mrs. Hart
wig and one son. Frederick q. Hart
wig. survive.
Detroit chapters Of the Angiicsn BROTH
ephOod Of 80. Andrew, were well rep.
school house. Windsor Friday night.
Louis Mason. Fred Mason. George
Hawthorne and Austin Cullen; on the
}. Montreal The quartet were dele
. gates TO the convention from tns
Junior chapter OF All saints protn-
erhood. They gave comprenensive
ings. each declaring that II was one
Of the best gatherings In the his
!. tory OF the brotherhood.
Dsptember was the busiest month Of
the year for the Detroit agents Of
$50 horses having been cared Tor. In
: Addition to there being numerous
cases Of dogs. cats, fowl and other
domestic animals investigated ana
society says: Calves shipped from
Rufraio to Detroit often go from "a
to 36 hours without food. The Mich,
igap state Humane association VIII
have a bill introduced In the next
legislature to prohibit the shipping
Of live calves, because they VIII
take nothing but milk from the
mother. and, therefore. must starve.
killed. the meat Is not In good con-
dition for human consumption"
n. meeting held In the Hotel Cad1i-
lac. Friday night, To consider tne
proposal to bring John Redmond, ~;
Attended and much enthusiasm was
shown, with the result that II was
decided to make arrangements ior
the noted Irishman,s visit; ne d Lig {nr
the purpose. Henry Blackwell was
made permanent chairman or the
commiftee In charge or arrange
ments Patrick ! MURPHY Vas s,ecs
tTessursr. K meeting in the interest:
~ MT. Redmond's visit will be held
IN the knights Of Equity hall at
o'clock. Sunday afternoon; Michaci
H. will be among the speakers.
ne..Sers Of the Detroit Conservatory
81 Musae gave the nrst entertsinment
OF the season In the lobby OF the 4;
n G. A. Friday i night, THIS n mao
committee' OF the Boosters club
Similar amusements Will take place
Svery Tuesday and Friday evenings
during the winter. The program
last night vas given under s the a..
$1,000 Is, >.t~s Gabrielle Fuerth
Mss Myrtle Miller. Miss fuller and
ths Misses Karniaen and Bessie Low
EFT. Ine Boosters club held It's nrst
eari,er in the evening. Alfred J..
Pitts presided, and addresses were
r,ede by President Zug. Richard H.
Webber. Jr., and Richard T. Cud-