The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-24
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ohnston; Isabelle VS. Nose Hail snd
!. A. Va. Sofas r. Saunders.
old man. who gives his name n, C.i
ntthews md his address as No. klI
We. car at Fifth-st and Michiean-
ve; Monday night He was taken
He'd Cross hospital
- thnn 30 children, Inmnte. Of the
Protestant Orphan asylum. will L.
by Mayor Breitmeyor In
non oince IN the city hall this after
title ones.
mas Gowanlock, Eighteenth-st. and
y-ru. who was injured In a stresf
accident on Forrest. west, near
ooomere cemetery, recently. lied
Iace hospital as result OF ais
Juries. He Is survived by his widow
IA two children.
piston Goenorier, 10 years old, No.
~ Snnderbiit-ave., injured nm arm,
severely In an accident In the
,ehisan Copper q Brass Rol',Eg
amputate IL. He was taken 10
70 Solvay General hospital.
knights OF Everlasting Pleasure
~ gixe banquet at the Hotel Gri.-
ola. Thursday evening". June :. al
the Athletics. whose first visit 10
etroit each year Is the signal for
stivities by his fellow knights IN
etroit.
y. Chown. president of the chowu
ss ssOS sSyel Judge OF swan Es% 8 NJ Ta;
ternoon. for sendlng dunning lett
Pm which were decided TO be Inn
roper matter for the u. 5. mails. &c
as given rve days In which to pay
ma Tivy, aged i've yenrs, has start
m lsnR
ainst Michael J. SCHNEIDER, butch
at No. $40 Michigan-ave. She a.
ges that the butchers son. ran over
when ne was riding a Dleysse
q asks for $4,000,
Schubert club. n mems singing SO
ply, organized March 10, held i,s
1t election OF officers, Monday
ening, in the residence OF g. y.
sidins was elected PRESIDENT, Ma
aniel Reese, secretary, and ID. =.
idgman. treasurer.
De- Adams, No. n Milwaukee-ave.
I'D, IN I'm 50. Mary's hospital, with
dangerous scalp wound, the result
tight with William j. Hines, j
n Motor Car Co, Monday after
on. Hines Is held at the Hunt st.
Alton. Hines Is said TO have hit
iams on the head with shovel.
Is OF the Russell school will eater
In their parents and friends, Fri
tn an exhibition OF their daily
brk In manual training, cooking,
rdboard construction, sewing and
hwing. Folk dances and a military
III, under the supervision OF Miss
rrin, will be given at 2:45 o'cl2ck,
childish faith OF DetroIters IN be-
sadly Put tn the test. Last week
had nothing but the statements
the astronomers to show us that
comets a et tail Mon5s asS even inso xe
ere told by those same astronomers
ut the moon would 20 into eclipse
10 O'Clock. and stay there until
dnight. Then the clouds piled up,
b nobody could tell whether the
pr gaZers were giving US straight
DDS" or not.
Rose Durxynski, 05 years old, was
and dead in her home nt No. :D3
fxandrtne-ave. east, Monday night.
two policemen. who had been
ed alone In the house and the
ghbors had not seen her for the
i two days. Mrs. Durzynski mad
en a sufferer from paralysis and
death In thought to have resulted
pm an attack OF that trouble. one
survived by her husband and Two
DO, William, a patrolman, and John.
bf the II models for the proposed
nnment 90 the late William &.
ybury. have been rejected by tho
kers Director Griffith. one OF
committee, explains that some
re Every nice things" but that
Dry one OF the sculptors seemed TO
ich the committee had in mind. IL
now planned to have few or the
latest sculptors in America SUE
designs, from which a selection
! be made.
heraIders of great Christian epochs
Use they We're greater spiritual
n than the contemporaries whom
y offended" said the Rev. John
inter-. CONGREGATIONAL minister, OF
orRe Macdonald, the Scotch now
pt, in the Church of Our Father.
nday evening. The speaker de-
red that Macdonald was called a
deeper knowledge OF God than
ct OF the men OF his time.
fort To break the will Of Jnne
laOn, who run an employment
ency on Michigan ave, and lett an
ate OF $4,000, will be made by
omas and Jane X. Wilson. Jennie
Kutz. Janet Harvey and Dorothy
Fraser the latter two OF Edin-
re-. Scotland The will as present
for probate, appears TO nave Dceh
in two with n pair OF scissors.
several paragraphs have becn
atched, AS II stands, Elizabeth
wford, a sister. inherits most OF
property. The other relatives say
h. Crawford and Miss Wilson were
on good terms. and that In heir
Mon Mrs. Crawford would have
eived very little.
90 members OF the Alumni asso-
fion OF Harper hospital, dlned In
Alt Heidelberg cafe, Monday
ming, and snapped stories" about
old days and the new. DIR. M.
ekey. Detroit. was elected presI-
bt: Dir. William #. Henderson, Mo-
E, Ala. fryt vice-president; Dr; Y
Jackson, Alpena. second vice.
sident: pr. j. X. Galley. DetroIt.
Blain. secretary treasurer. Or. g.
Brooks, DIR. @. w. Stockwell. Dr
j. Hirschman. and DR.. John Dodds
re elected members OF the eNecu,
re: Drs j. NJ Rodd, w. j.. easily,
c. Cole. ]. NJ. Fowler and A. Nj.
Ring.
paintinx, "Grand father" by Myron
Flow, the Detroit artist, Will bic
d following the afternoon tea 10
o'clock, Thursday afternoon,
en- so society girls will act as
dresses. The painting VIII pc
az In the cafe. and the proceeds
its sale, after the tea. VIII be ie-
ed to the endowment OF Ded
the chiidren's department OF the
bposed tuberculosis sanatorium.
: afternoon tea Is not an invita-
nal affair, and the general puDIic
urged TO attend. The Blue star
nmittee has been rendered the Tree
OF six taxicabs, by the TaAIcao
npany OF America. for use during
Campaign for funds.
hc annual pnrde md inspection OF
Detroit Nnvnl Reserves, Monday
aninR, service medals were pre-
he'd Diamond medals for D
ars' service were presented to Prof.
10 Cooley, OF the u. OF NJ, who -
~ engineer officer OF the brigade;
IviRating officer william 3. STRAIT
h. and Capt. DIVE b. Duiheld'
Ia medal for ~ years service WAS
rem 10 Surgeon b. r: Shurly,
sut G. b. Lundy received a silver
40, FOR nine Years service, auI