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

To- Reeeher. Peek a Lewis. died In
his home. No. ais Wreford ave- ,i, u.s
! Mr. Kelsey was born in New YORK
state 81 years ago He 10 survi Hso
by9 his widow and two sons ''''
Kelsey and Frank Kelsey Jr'
Arthur ID. n. stanley, the mna.S
nr'ntsr. who Abandoned his wife ana
three children. and eloped 70 f tatsh
deiphia with his stenographeT, E "hs y
Markham. was arraigned' tS's aS
afternoon, and stood mute. His ens
Elimination was adjourned IoI onS
week. Mrs. stanley, the aoahuontSSe me
wife Ia Stanleys only Nlsitor AT ~
Jail. She brings him fruits anu ue''
cacies. -o.
owned by Tony AntchOwskl' = noy%'
oak farmer, near the Nine MIL - aIu,'
Tuesday night, wrecking the WAGON
and killing both horses. the Nesu,
buie OF the car was badly dahiak,S s'a,
Antchowsh was In store, puy.ns
some goods. when the horses started
off toward home. They tuInou -
the car track in front OF the speeo-
ing car.
ne.noudeut over the fact that he hnd
been out of work for year. Ic JON ~
N Gardner, SIS years old, OF NO: zlV
Lycaste-aVe.. attempted suicide, y ues,
ounce Of carbolic acid. His wife Is
visiting in Sandusky. but when nc
walked into the house, after h Wnl,
lowing the poison. MS G Tbe stomach
pump. promptly used saved ""'u
ner's life.
Attorney Edward r. Wunsch, VINO mas
been with the Arm of b0weni nas
las. Whiting Eaman for the pas pas,
tour wears. announces that Henry
Wunsch. and he will have othces lo'
the general practice OF law w az oh.
while with Bowen, Douglas w hllllis
a Eaman. has been engaged l"' sesy
in matters OF commercluI i ~ anL
cIalizing to a large extent in pehh-
ruptcy law ..
vhus Leaving the plant Of the Detroit
Seamless steel Tube Co., 20 Eo ="
his luncheon. Tuesday P pfIeFnoSh'
had his coat sleeve caught In piece
of moving machinery, ana ms Ilsn l
arm was literally torn from ms oouy,
lie was removed 10 the Red cross
hosnital in the Detroit ambulance, In
an unconscious condition, but at
tending physicians expect that ne
will recover.
Failing backward Into a tub OF Doll
Rehen. two years old. died. MONDAY
night. in the home of his parents,
No. l175 Twenty fourth-st. Coron ae, !,
burgess decided the case was purely
accidental The boys mother nad
left the tub OF hot water on me s
kitchen floor, and was caring TOT
- one OF her other children, leaving
Valentine alone In the Kitchen, when
the child fell into the tub.
ssThe oIdeat old maid I'm Detroit ms
she was known, Mary Dalton. has
iust died In the Home or the LlttIe
Sisters OF the Poor at the advanced
age OF SO years. n her day, MARY
Was one of the characters OF the
town" and gloried In the tact tha aI.
she had never married NUMBER
OF years ago she was employed In the
old Russell house, and saved consld-
cradle money but IN some ONE wnE i bad
been cared for in the institution IN
which she died.
Charles J. GOmOnd, n St Clair HeIGhI.
soIoOnkeeper, was awarded Judgment
for $50 by Justice Tromoiey' o.
crosse Pointe, against Constable Au-
gust Hebert, because the latter
wrongfully seized a slot machine, IN
C;omond's saloon, Dec. 81 Hebert
bed a search warrant which author
lied him to search the saloon In the
dav time but u was shown that ne
seized the machine AT son>,te Cd
in circuit court for having the ma
chine In his premises
The Library Alliance OF Detroit, which
UHa organized some time ago Tor the
purpose Of urging the need OF better
public libraries in this city, IS max
Ing an earnest campaign for the sup
port of all intereste,d Glt nnared nos
tai cards with a space in one corner
for the transmission OF the member
ship fee OF hait doiIar, IN , az er and
distribution Of literature on the sub
iect OF Detroit's library needs. The
slogan OF the alliance Is The Intel
lectual development OF Detroit IS as
important as It's material growth
A acbeme for reOrEaniSInE the state
troops somewhat along regular army
lines is being discussed by othcers
OF the Michigan National Guard, ana
the matter may be submitted TO the
next legislature. The plan. Contem-
plates the organization OF fourth
L. eiraf yVh frh
Michigan the same number OF troops
as states OF equal population. These
would then be organized into d.
vision OF two brigades, with a major
general in command OF the division
The department officers In Lansing.
under this plan. would be part or
the major generals stan. AdJt Gen
McGurrin is slated for the position
OF major general II the plan goes
through.
Beginning Saturday evening. Feb. 3.
evening Feb. ., the Salvation Army
OF Deuoit will have as guests
numDer CT prominent workers and
speakers who VIII address meetings
In the citadel. Major and Mrs. Es-
colt of Indianapolis. and Major and
Mrs. Irving OF Saginaw, viii give ad-
dresses Saturday evening; Col w
Peart and Lieut.-Co A. Damon, OF
New York. will speak at a meeting
In the citadel at o'clock. Sunday
afternoon; a public wedding OF two
saliva ,ionists will be held Tuesday
evening and Wednesday evening.
Commissioner Elijah Cadman. OF
London. Eng. the special envoy Of
General Booth. will speak.
There was "rome snow" In JanuRry all
right. 22.2 inches, according 20 Wealth
er Observer ConRers report for the
month hot from the press. There
remained on the ground at the close
Of the month, Al inches. which, of
course. includes Sundays little storm
The mean temperature for the month
was Just four-tenths OF degree above
the normal of 24.6. The mercury
was lowest on Jan. 4. when IL
dropped 10 two degrees above. In
the entire month there was but one
day which, according to the weather
bureau standards, could he called
clear. on 10 days out OF the 81, IL
either rained or showed The total
precipitation was S14 inches. The
normal for January Is 20i inches.
by former president, ~ that II
keeps alive In the human race the
qualities OF courage and patriotism.
but I say that the washerwoman.
struggling for a living, is as much
hero as the general whip comes
back from the war 10 hear the songs
OF praise" declared DIR. Ernst Rich
ards, OF Columbia university. in his
lecture on Foundations and aims OF
the modern peace movement" I'm
Turner hall, Tuesday evening The
speaker said that long after Roose-
velts African trip was forgotten his
name would he remembered in the
pages OF history as the man who
brought the first international ques-
ton before The Hague peace confer
ence, a little difficulty with Mexico
involving 100000.
Chas. Mcpherson Leaves Law Firm.
Charles Mcpherson has retired from