The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-17
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Aueslph 0redd.e a. years OLD, sor many
ksare In The grecery busissss - Dr-
hts home. Nos sis Heisn-ave. Death
was caused by hemorrhage OF the
lungs.
Barbara Cssrge, nve years old, No. .
nrrns-st, died, Sunday, In the SOL
burns rsee,yS az the result niaS OF
Ing with matches when the accident
happened. Coroner Rothacher was
Julias xeIinski, No. 2si CanaeId-ave.
was held up by four men at Rivard-
~. and Canneld-ave.. early sunday
morning. and relieved OF y2e. He
said one OF the quartet held re-
In . raid on . poker game In the base-
@ent 81 pooi.vOom NJ No. 145 GRAND
River-ave, early Sunday morning. ~
S men were arEs,ssS John Broad ard
Some chips and $3.50 In cash were
Michael Urbamak, 10 years old, came
and asked that one Of the Officers
put him TO death. IL was evident
that the man had been broodtng too
that that" he was trying to reconciie two
SCHOOLS OF theology lie was taken
to st. Mary's hospital.
After attending q dance On the east
side until 5 o'clock sunday morning,
turned home at No 81 Ludden st.
and ended his life by shooting him. .
self through the head. quarrel
had been very attentive. is thought
TO, have been responsible for the act.
While returning Ia her home NJ No.
20S Napoieon-st, late sunday night
preached by a Negro. who without a
word drew a knife and cut her about
the head and neck. She was removed
give a very coherent account OF the
affair. The physicians say she viii
recover. So
Owing 20 the iilness Of Richard Reyes
BiHxs, the orxanist o. Westminster
cital announced for that church.
Monday evening. has been postponed.
The recital was to have been the
in various churches throughout the
city by Detroit organists. members
OF tn Detroit chapter OF the Ameri-
car, Guild OF Organists.
he.e, No. s24 Twenty nfth-st., at the
advanced age Of Sc years Mrs
Huyck. was born In Ontario. and for
many years resided In Walkerton,
Ont. before coming to Detroit, whore
she had made her home the past rs
years. She was an active member OF
St. Thomas Episcopal church, Seven
will be held Tuesday afternoon. In
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. X. A.
Daniels. No. rs West Grand blvd
The Michigan Central tunnel WAS used
for passeuger train service for the
flrst time on Sunday. when the Vest
ern express went through from
Windsor TO Detroit. The. Wolverine
through from the Detroit side later
Both trains were handled without
delay From now on all the Michi-
q gan Central trains Will use the tun-
mel, and the officials OF the company
can now fold their arms and bid de-
nance to. the Ice biockades In the
Detroit river
The visit Ia Detroit Of 81. Anthony's
chapel car, attracted Ave ar SIX thou-
sand visitors, Sunday, 10 the Union
depot. where the car Is stationed FOR
exhibition purposes during It's stay
in Detroit. which will be until Thurs
day The car Is used for missionary
work I'm the far west, and Is on Its
way west from the recent Eucharist
pletelyIe equipped miniature church
with altar and all necessary vest
mcnts for celebration OF the mass
william r. Hornadsy, director of the
New York city. and author OF stan
dard work on zoology and a mover:
The Man Who Became savage.
Commerce at dinner In the Cadii.
lac wednesday noon His visit viii
be In line with an effort beins made
the organization of q geological so :
ciety In Detroit, TO increase ntercst
in natural history and augment the
collection of animals on Belle Isle.
Thomas y. simen., . retired lumber
man, weli-known I'm Michigan, died,
Sunday morning. In his home. No. 2ls
West Grand-blyd.. OF paralysis Mr.
Slmons had been resident OF De-
troit for the past ten years. lie was
at one time engaged in the manufac-
ture OF shingles on large scale In
Coleman, Mich. and was later iden-
titled with the Cleveland CEDAR 90.
survive. The funeral Will be held
Wednesday morning. from the house,
and the remains will be taken TO
Saginaw for burial.
The Rev. ". A. NJ. Nlortensen, cloairman
of the New York Central committee
OF inner missions. and rescue work.
who is IN Detroit for the purpose OF
forming a local branch OF the Gen.
trial committee. spoke in the United
Presbyterian church, Military-ave.
and Lafayette blvd. Sunday night.
and in the J-nerson-ave. Presbyter-
'white slave" traffic. He repeated
what he said In previous addresses
in Detroit on the matter, declaring
that white slavery exists here to an
alrming extent. a strong plea was
made by the speaker for Cooperation
TO exterminate the evil.
The sixtieth anniversary OF the found
fng of Temple Beth FL, the only Re-
formed Jewish synagogue I'm Detroit,
will be observed Sunday. Oct. %. and
continue for the following two days.
The first home Of the congregation
was on Cadiiiac-sq.. between Bates
and Randolph SITS. and then the old
French NJ +. church on Rivard-nt.
was used until the Tabernacle Bap-
tist church at Washington blvd. and
Clifrord-st., now the site OF the Y.
W. c. A. building purchased.
The congregation remained there un-
I'll the present temple was erected In
vont Rahht Loo M Franklin as