The Detroit times., 1910-08-29
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

|Deue Isle bath house temp~rstures,
water 72J air, ~.
|Dend concertst Monday evening. Belie
es Tuesday afternoon, Palmer
|IhOmas Collins, n Negro, No. 10 Bea-
s,, Was arrested, sunday, an
Svmpiaiht OF Frank Rosteck. No. az
,tnois-st.. who accuses Collins OF
Sens one or pair OF Negroes who
neld him up In a hallway at No. 1876
SIatiot-avs., Sunday morning, and
robbed him OF So
N aitghtinE from q Woodward car at
Woodward and Grntiot-aves, sunday
night, Mrs c. r. Brown, NO 1866 joy
~, was thrown to tho pavement and
knocked unconscious. She was car
ried into the Standard drug store on
SSratiot-ave., where she was revived.
she was taken home.
n the presence OF nearly 5000 Poles,
TIE cornerstone OF 50. John Cantlus'
church. In Delray, was laid. Sunday
afternoon. by Bishop koudelka. Bo-
snd ass assa s bishop ha Of S elsrsy
% Detroit. IL is expected the build,
Ing, to cost upwards OF $4,000. Will
De ready Tor use in October.
Peter Delaney, the telegraph operator,
WHO Who "shot mp the local Western
Union office recently, wounding two
men, mas written a pathetic letter TO
Arthur McArdle, one OF his victims.
from the county insane asylum at
as confident that McArdle will re-
his act.
With unusually impressive ceremonies,
= young Polish woman, after seven
years novitiate. took their final vows
In the chapel OF the Felician sisters
convent. st Aubin and canneld-aves..
sunday morning. Archbishop Weber.
OF Rome, head of the order OF the
resurrection. came to Detroit, espe-
cially for the ceremonies. in which
he was assisted by the Rev Joseph
Lempka chaplain of the convent and
the Rev. J. Gazella, of 81. Stanislaus'
church
rhe mystery I'm the disappearance Of
Ruth Wheeler, ~ years old, n teIe-
mother at No. 100 Adams-ave. west.
was solved late Saturday night, when
she was found on Belle Isle In COM
pany with a. Ressler. Is years old
Ressler is held In the fifth precinct
station on charge of disorderiy
conduct. Lieut.. Breault, OF the ju-
vcnile department. is investigating
the case. The police say the couple
Were In a canoe on the island all
Friday night
Street urchins OF vicious tendencies
have found q new form OF amuse-
ment In setting fire TO the feet OF
In the parks or streets. John +.
Trainer. No, 365 Fifth-ave., is the
latest victim. He sat down on a
bench In Capitol Square park. sun;
TO find that both his feet Were burn
ing. lie was so badly injured that
the auto patrol had to take him to
his home. This is the second SINH
lar incident within a few days.
George ID. EIdredge, a former Detroit
er, died, Thursday, I'm Betchertown,
Mass, OF locomotor ataxia. aged 81
years. lie was a son of John V. ID.
Eldredge, inventor OF the sewing ma
chine OF that name. and is survived
by his mother. Mrs. Eliza Eldredge
and brother. Curtis Eldredgo. OF De-
troit and brother. Clarence Ell
recent residence in Belchertown,
| Mr.. Eldredge had made his home In
Chicopee. Mass, for the past 20 years
and was quite prominent in politics
in that district.
Falling from the dock at the foot of
Seventeenth-st., while fishing, Paul
HIM, Is years old and unmarried,
boarding at No. Ill Adele-st, was
drowned in the Detroit river at 6
o'clock, Sunday morning. a Mich
igan Central employe, rrlmed Ire
land tried to rescue HfnZ with a
pike pole but failed. Harbormaster
Ellison recovered the body during
the morning HIM had been fishing
all Saturday night, and his friends
are OF the opinion that he fell into
the water while asleep. Coroner
Rothacher IL investigating.
After . Wild chase through streets and
alleys, an improyiscd posse Of citf-
zens succeeded Sunday night. in
catching Vanderbilt Banks. 81 years
| old, a nomadic Negro, with a police
record He still had in his posses
| sion a purse belonging to Miss Anne
! liza Alexander. No. 10s Montcalm-st.
east, from whom he had snatched 1t.
| Miss Alexander was walking along
John R,-st.. and when she approached
low jumped from behind tree.
grabbed her purse and ran. Banks
Is held i'm the central station.
Albert REIN, No. AZ TrumbuII-ave..
waded into the fountain st High and
rescued a little boy who had fallen
into the water Mr.. REIN said that
earlier I'm the day his wife, who is
Spiritualist, had gone into trance
and visiting spook had told her
that her husband was to save life
ere the day was done. Mr. REIN
| was so excited at the happy fulfill
ment OF the prophecy, that ne neg
OF the child. The little one IL about
two years old and is believed to live
on Fifth st. near Michigan.
Harry Hudson, Negro beiIhop In the
Wayne hotel, is a wise little this Lex
worth OF diamonds intrusted to his
| care by Mrs. Claire Evans, OF CO.
lumbus, o. He finally confessed TO
| the AFFAIR to Capt. Mcdonnell, but
not until he had secured that indi-
viduars signature to document,
which freed him from prosecution.
Hudson told the captain he had
given the gems TO his landlady. Mrs.
Charles Wilson, No. 404 Maple-st..
Tor safe keeping. He exonerated
Mrs Wilson from all blame. as she
had urged him TO take the jewels
back. After his release. Hudson left
for Milwaukee.
ksrs. Mary Ann Wise, widow Of Thom-
ss Wise, died, Saturday NIGHT, In the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Hammond in Cleveland. She was
born in England. SO years ago. but
had lived In Detroit many years.
being on a visit at the time Of her
| death. She Is survived by four sons