The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-15
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

coroner OF Huron county disclosed
the fact that young Yates had died
OF heart disease. lie must have been
stricken suddenly with the fatal ma
lady from which he had suffered for
some time, and slipped from the boat
into the bay, his companions think
ing he had missed his footing and
gloom over the summer colony at
the Point. Funeral services Will oe
held In the family home, No. As Al
exandrine-ave. west. Wednesday af-
ternoon, and will be private. Inter-
ment will be In Woodlawn.
County Road Commissioner Edward N.
Hines suggests the following route
TO avoid the portion OF Van Dyke
road where the commission 10 en-
gagged In putting down a mile OF con-
crete. Take Van Dyke road at the
city limits 10 Lynch road. section
road on the left side going north.
turn left to Mt, Elliott. first road to
west; turn right on Mt. Elliott, co.
ing ~ miles 10 Railroad-ave. In
North Detroit: turn right, passing
plant OF Russell Motor Axle Co.. TO
Van Dyke-rd.
Mrs. Florence Crawford, wife or Frank
Crawford, No. "a Elizabeth-st. west,
resisted the advances OF an Italian
named Costenino, with an umbrella,
Monday afternoon. and the two did
battle at Woodward AVE. and Eliza-
beth-st. When she struck the man
with the umbrella, he retaliated with
been annoying her with his atten-
lions for a long time.
A. E. Campbell manager OF the De-
trcit Office OF the Western Union
Telegraph Co., died Monday I'm Har-
per hospital. whore he had been
since early In July Mr.. Campbell
was born In Grand Ledge, Mich. 81
years ago and had lived in Detroit
f6 years. Previous TO accepting the
Western Union post. Mr.. Campbell
had been connected with the Postal
Co. He 10 survived by his wife and
two sons Funeral services will be
held Wednesday morning at o'clock
In the family home. No. s3s Baldwin
ave-. and the body taken to Grand
Ledge for interment.
A painting by the welI-known Ameri-
can artist, ChiIde Hassam. has been
purchased for the permanent colleo-
tion OF the Museum OF Art An ex-
hibition OF canvases by Mr.. Hassam
has been hanging In the museum for
some time. The picture selected by
the committee having In charge the
fund from which one picture Is pur-
chased each year. to add TO the per-
manent collection. 10 q Cuban scene.
showing the Place Centrale and Fort
Cabanas. Havana.
@. ID. Hamel, an Investigator for the de-
partment OF the interior and private
secretary to Assistant Attorney Cen
erai B. d. Townsend. is in Detroit
looking up evidence for use In the
prosecution OF the Alaskan coal
land cases. There are said TO be a
large number OF investors In the
Alaskan lands in this city. II Is ex-
for trial here In November and that
District Attorney Watson. who will
shortly be succeeded by ex-senator
Arthur T. futile. will be retained to
go against the government
Aid. Thomas Lynch says he Will not be
able 20 present his charges against
Park Commissioner Hurlbut In Tues
day nights meeting OF the council.
He wants to make absolutely sure OF
his ground. he says. He declares he
will make another attempt. tonight,
20 get through q resolution requiring
all city-owned automobiles to be
plainly marked.
A bold burglar attempted to effect an
entrance into the home OF Frederick
L. Abel, musician, living at No. 1000
Woodward-ave.. late Monday night.
Mrs. Abel heard the fellow climbing
q porch pillar and awakened her
husband. who frightened the intru-
der away.
moving van Mt No. 122 sherman-st.,
where he was sleeping early Tuesday
morning. He was badly injured about
the head and body and wasstaken to
ST. Mary's hospital.
The body Of the late Arthur w. Yates,
the Detroit young man, who fell
from a sailboat. In Point Aux Bar
ques. bay, Saturday afternoon, was
recovered Monday afternoon by
divers and was brought TO Detroit
Tuesday. An autopsy held by the
Two diamond rings, valued ne $50,
were stolen from n coat belonging 20
II b. Weller. No 169 Watson-st The
coat was hanging In the kitchen.
John Brooks. 20 years old. No. 1917
VermOnt-ave., was arrested MOnday y
night by Detectives Brooks and Sey-
mour, charged with passing bogus
checks aggregating $500.
Fire visited the clothing store OF Chas.
White, Michigan and Carlton-a ves.,
Springwells. Monday night, and did
damage estimated at $4,000