The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-03
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

DR. Newton n. TrRVer, well-known
resident of Alpena county, IN dead ia
Harper hospital, from complication
OF Diseases lie was ~ years OF age
aud is survived by his daughter MISS
Traver. a trained nurse OF THIS CITY
A test Of the accuracy OF Detroit post
direction OF Supt. OF Mails fuleI. Al
examined 50 FAR have peIcvus"S 70
above 80. Edward selma l1r'iut -"
the highest standing, having dlstIip,
Iuted i.9S5 cards In 90 minutes WIN
only one mistake
While Aid. Ruttrr has hled notice 0t
reconsideration OF the NOte ny W".Sa
the bid ~ n. II. Wood 90. Tot llS
was accepted. this matter VIII aui
be brought up unless certi ls.'i
check Is put up by an unsuccess5S'qi!s
bidder 10 guarantee lower III" -
there is a readvertisins
Harry GrimH, 10 years old. has been
missing from his home, No. 1905 nri5
levue-aVe. since Christmas eve ""u
his mother believes that ne mas nT,h
led astray by some cheap snow ie
was good boy. and worked nara
az his studies until he started s UIns
Then he grew llstless. ana uluh
want 10 DO anything else.
Edgar 4. Marvin, formerly well
died lied" wSdSeSdsy' in his home. No
$50 Lakewood ave, after year
illness with heart disease, widow
and one daughter. Mrs. Mona Maten,
No. i40 Lakewood lave survive. The
funeral Will be held from the resi-
dence at O'Clock. saturday atter-
noon. with tnterment IN WOODLAND d.
Jack kInwnrd, bigRmisf, who was shot
through the IunE while attempting
TO escape from Detective Henry Boo,
mus, and who was later discharged
In police court. when Miss Emma
IA To
ON the bigamy charge. rs liVlnS on
Flizabeth-st., near Brush ST, anu
Miss Mielke. In spite OF the deter
mined opposition OF her parents, is
caring for him
After Mrs. Carrie Romer, applicant for
divorce. had taken the stand In
Judge Rohnerts court, wednesday
afternoon. and told OF the abuse she
suffered Mt the hands OF Samuel +.
Roper. II was discovered mat the
court fees, amounting TO $40, had
not been paid The case was halted
and a search made among the rela-
tiVes for the cash, but the amount
was not forthcoming. Attorney J. w.
Robbins hadn't the money, either. ana
the case was put over until Friday
The annual public school teachers
Easter vacation trip To Washington
under the direction OF T.. II. Aver. pt
the White star line. will start Sat
urday March -. returning one week
late. The itinerary includes visits
INTO Virginia TO old Point Comfort
and surrounding historical and beau
tiful spots w A. Ellis. principal
OF the Dufheld school. and Miss Clara
Beverley. assistant supervisor OF
grammar grades. will he associated
with Mr. Aver In the personal escort
OF the party
Andrew Bell, whose dead body was
found In n held at LtNernOis-avc. mud
McMillan-st, Wednesday morning
was formerly a gate tender for the
Lake shore railroad, and boarded AT
No. 50 NcWhrrry-st. lie had disap-
peared from his rooming house. last
Monday. and from the appearance ~
the body had evidently swallowed
the poison that day. II is said that
Bell who was 20 years old, was
dependent over hts inability 10 re-
pay some money, borrowed from
relative In Toledo.
DIR. }. u. Kennedy. president of the De-
trOIt board Of health, suggests that
the municipal hospital. for which the
board OF health Is asking this year
an additional appropriation Of $500.
600 could he made the nucleus OF
great municipal hospital that would,
IN time, attract medical men from
all over the country. and make De-
troit one OF the great medical centers
az the world. only few days ago.
he SAYS, the city Of Boston and the
state Of Massachusetts decided to
erect such a hospital.
The special room for crippled children,
In the Harris school, rulfOrd-HVe.
and Ellery-st was opened Wedncs-
day. with SIX criples ia attendance,
and Miss Nav Mahony in charge
The Visiting Nurses association will
provide nurse daily. The children
are transported 10 and from school
In an omnibus In charge OF a police
man specially detailed by Commits
sioner Croul When completed the
room viii accommodate % pupils and
the desks and seats Will he espe-
cially adapted for the comfort OF the
young crlpples.
The chapel Of the First congregational
church was allied nj the mid-week
meeting, Wednesday evening, TO
greet the Rev. GRius Glenn Atkins.
now OF the Central CONGREGATIONAL
church. OF Providence. r. I. In a
talk on The travail OF the soul" Or.
Atkins made the process OF self
wrestling. the ceaSeless labor OF the
spirit wildly individual with all OF
his hearers He reported a hopeful
beginning OF his pastorate In Provl-
dence. and believed that develop
ments here and there would prove
that the ordering OF recent events
family leave for Providence at 6
D. m. Thursday
That the packers In the beef trust In
stiEatcd the meat boycott 20 cripple
the small packers and 20 stir up
strife between these small packers
and organized labor, was the charge
made by L. d. ReddinR. organizer
for the Amalgamated Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmcn, I'm a talk be
fore the Detroit Federation OF Labor
Wednesday night. Redding is here
To organize the local meat cutters
and says u Is probable that Detroit
VIII be chosen for the headquarters
OF the Amalgamated Meat cutters
union. The trust has lnstigated the
organization Of a rival union Red
ding declares Resolutions were
adopted by the Detroit Federation
opposing the proposed increase OF
postal rates on second-class matter.
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