The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-09
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

N. Twitcham, No. 100 Abbott-st., whs
hotel was .'r rcsbsa ' of SIS sai ss Ne.
kress, whom he met on the street
Thursday night
John Hohns % years old, No. N High
- -. east, has been missing since Asg
to the police 'sT Tridsy by Dan Il
castle. OF the same address.
Miss Edith ,. Neeiey, No. 73a Miiwsu-
kee,ave. west, MAS enjo,tnE an at.
ter-iuneh siesta I'm the rest room OF
woman slipped her myers into the
Neeiey purse and extracted 10
Two men who represented that the,
|s-Awere soliciting orders for photo
graphs called upon Mrs. Peter sar-
lens, No. 237 Monroe-ave., Thursday
One OF them snatched "A $40 bill from
the woman's hand and the two He'd
from the house.
Joseph Bones, an empioye at the Amer
lean Car & Foundry Co.. WAS crushed
yards, Wednesday afternoon. aud
died from his injuries. Thursday. He
was ~ years old. and lived at No.
lo26 st. Aubin-ave.
Mrs. Robert Beigin, No. 2i5 abba
~. east, misto0k q bottle OF cnrbolic
acid for some pneumonia remedy,
Thursday. and gave teaspoonful oil
the poison TO her 1S-months-old baby.
Ut. n. r.. bernstein, NO. OF. An
toine-st.. was called. and said Friday
that the child will probably live.
Frank sieger csme all the way from
saxOny, Germany, 90 see his brother,
and after trip across the water
he came directly to Detroit. arriving
here late Thursday night He went
to his brothers address on Merrick-
ave. only TO find that the latter had
moved, He has sought the aid Of
the police.
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car ~ sheridan-ave., Thursday night,
X. ID. Henderson, "A United States
custom house inspector. was thrown
to the ground. He landed on HIS
the brain. DIR. J. ID. Hayes. No. SS7
Mack-ave., had the injured man
taken to his home at No $50 Sheri-
dan-ave.
Practical use OF the new Michigan
Central tunnel will commence some
time next week, when an attempt
Will be made 10 move freight trains
through the big tube. IL Will be
somewhat OF an experiment at first.
as preliminary troubles are expected,
from the electric current and other
sources. 1t will be another month
before passenger trains are run
q through the tunnel.
Reports presented nj the quarterly
conference Of the Grand River-ave.
M h. church, Thursday evening.
show that church TO be in a salts
elected Sunday school superinten-
dent: e. W. Parkinson. president OF
the Epworth league. and Mrs, A. T..
Rutherford. president OF the Ladies'
as follows: G. w Leech, j. l.. Lewis.
J: II, Brooks. A. f.. Hewlett, o. K.
Hewlett, Charles Sergeant, Joseph
Colweli. ii. l.. Todd, and Robert Nc
Miss Eva Sewers, of Des Moines, In,
will come 10 Detroit as generai see
rotary of the local y. W G. a. Miss
Sewers has been in Y. ". G: A; work
about Is years. six OF which has
been spent as general secretary in
Des Moines. She also has had sew
eral years experience in settlement
work in Chicago. Other newcomers
a to the local association this fall in
ciude Miss Daisy Brown, OF Hart
ford. Conn, religious work secre-
tary; Miss Myrtle Caudell. of Buffalo.
domestic science teacher, and Miss
Mabel Strawbridge, Of Chicago. do
nestle arts teacher.
|0iehael Il. BOurke, one OF the most
promising Of Detrcit's younger at
orh hr mas io r,ss ms ,s Pfae vnr
quietly. Thursday, to take up his
studies In st. Pauls seminary. St
|, Paul. MINI. Mr.. Bourke had cher
ished an ambition to be a priest from
boyhood. but circumstances forced
him into the law field. Circum-
stances likewise have now led him
to turn to-, the church. HIS mother,
whose main support he was. died
about year ago. Two months later
his crippled brother died. His Two
sisters. whom he Supported FOR sew
eral years. are no longer dependent
on him A few days before he was
10 be married To Miss Elizabeth
Wendall. OF Lansing. the latter was
taken seriously i'll and lis now con-
fined In st. Joseph's retreat. So Mr.
Bourke. partly for solace and partly
10 satisfy his lifelong ambition, has
| decided on his present step He Is
| So years old and had been mem
J Der of the law firm of Navin. Sheahan
4 Bourke