The Detroit times., 1910-07-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Temperature. at Belle Isle hath hou.e,
Air. T2J water, "a.

ms s rs AZ belle Isle bath house
The Michigan Naval brigade returned
sonasy nfternoon, from a successful
nee,days practice cruise on the
Ion Juan de Austria. Capt. DIVE b.
putneld was In command.
William Lumskey, 70 years old, No. IN
,nese-At- was badly burned about
tariuin.
mis-. Ida Haefeli, injured I'm an automo-
s sue ascidsnt at Gratiot and Field
In her home on Field-ave., near Har-
per-ave fracture OF the skull
caused death. Coroner Rothacher Is
investigating. and will probably hold
William }. NageI, former deputy con-
troiieri 81 have lived I'm Detroit all
my llye and love It. but I often won
their ambition for loo 200 pop1is "
adelphia and Chicago am glad that
Detroit IL not any bigger"
-Four convicted men started on their
eorted by deputy sherihs. They are
ssth nns II; Hall, f,orger; Nose
convicted OF breaking and entering,
and George Mandich. found guilty or
assault with intent to kill.
Carl Rhosdes. n years old, No. az MIL
waukee-nye. east, was struck by an
son OF David Stott. at Woodward and
Piquette-aves.. Monday night. He
g g,n,,! taken to oS 81 MaTy's hospital in
small fracture OF the skull, but IL Ia
thought he will recover.
Mrs. A. A. Maynard, died, Monday, in
the family home, No: 2ss cort q, ID
validism. She was so years OF age
and 10 survived by her husband and
s 81 "s Mo M Sns Mss ko.s Mag
marc, OF Detroit. Funeral services
Will be held Thursday afternoon at Q
o'clock.
ed, Monday, by Detectives High and
name to a check Tor ,l6, which he
troit hotel. The police say they
found a draft for $4,000 made out In
his name when they searched him
He says he came to Detroit about
two weeks ago.
William Cain In the name OF the man
who died I'm 80. Mary's hospital, SUN
day, OF fractured skull, after he
station on a charge OF being intoxi-
Gated. He was registered at the sta
ton as Daniel o'Conneil. but was
Identified by friends, Monday His
home Is In London, Eng, and his rel
atives Will be notified.
The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide Lawrence,
mother OF Fred j., md Howard j.
Lawrence, of Detroit. and Mrs. T.
Oakley, of Cleveland, will be held
Wednesday morning from the resi-
dence of Howard J. Lawrence, No.
1853 McClellan-ave. Mrs, Lawrence
was rs years Of age. She was born
In England and came to Detroit In
1867. Interment Will take place in
Elmwood cemetery.
Mrs. william Friedman, n bride of d
year, and but I'D years old, died, Mon
day morning, In Grace hospital fol-
lowing a critical illness. Mrs. Fried
man was the wife of William Fried
man, OF the law firm OF Friedman &
Smilansky, and was popular belle
Of Manistee. Mich, before her mar
ri3ge. A girl baby three weeks old
Survives her. Funeral services Will
be held in the family home. No. ISL
G1rfeld -aves., Tuesday afternoon, at
) o'clock. with interment In the Jew
ish cemetery.
Horace Hewitt, arrested Monday, by
- Detectives High and LRrkins, on n
charge OF passing a worthless check
for SIS on the Detroit hotel has
lice say that he had another worth
less check In his possession and that
he had a draft for $4,000, made out
In his own name. In his pocket. He
witt lived for time at the st. Clair
hotel. and owes a considerable bill
there. The police say that the
woman who was with Hewitt Las
pawned ALI her jewelry In an effort
10 support them both.