The Detroit times., 1911-07-24
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Newton Brewn, 90 years sid, south
Charleston, Mica, fell over the tua-
mel emDanknent. distance OF ~
feet. monday morning. and was badly
injured about the back. he was taken
to 81. Aary's hospital
afrs. John Goodman, ~ years elsl, drank
the contents of = bottle OF antlseptic,
In her home, No. los Cheas-str Ssltur-
day night. Her husband says sne
took the poison by mistake. sne Will
probably recover.
Andrew Rostrzsa, No. TO Aldison-ave.,
was shot In the breast, Sunday night
and the police are looking Tor Alex
Krupa, No. y3 Addison-aVe his al
legged aasailant. The two men had
some trouble. Rostrzoa Will prob
ably recover.
Henry Guek, 20 years old, No. 407
Mhceiock-st., was seriously injured,
Sunday night. when he was run down
by street car at West End and JEFF
ferson-aves. He was thrown under
the wheels and IL was necessary to
tack-up the ear before ne could be
released.
Pickpockets had q busy Saturday night.
II. q. kersten, No. TAI Pennsy ivania-
rings, valued at S12S, on a Brush
car. Frank Bett. No. IL Hoiborl-st,
was robbed OF az other small thefts
were reported. all of the victims be-
street cars.
night, when a Michigan line cnr ran
into an open switch at Grntiot-ave.
and Brush-s Edward UDonnefl, NO.
6ef Jos. Campau suffered frac-
ture of his left legi Charles Ridge
ley, No 672 ST. Aubtn-aye., was cut
and bruised. and Walter Klabon. No.
547 Roosevelt-ave.. suffered similar
injury.
An automobile, driv en- by a. ID. Holmes,
No. $40 warren-ave. west, Detrois,
eoiiided with w,ndso water iouhsatn satnraoY %
evening, and partly damaged the
structure. Mr.. Holmes hat blew on
and when he took his hand on the
steering gear to catch IT, the auto
turned into tho fountain. He left a
deposit with a policeman TO assure
his presence in Windsor Monday, 10
pay for the damage.
The Rev. G. l.. Arnold has been ap-
pointed ONE of the assistant rectors
OF Trinity Episcopal church and
ing The Rev. w. Warne Wilson Is
rector OF the church, and the Rev.
8 w. Frisbie. assistant rector. DR..
Arnold was formerly rector OF 81:
Peters, which position ne resigned
TO devote his entire time TO the sew
eral homes for old people whlch ne
conducts in this city.
A. n. Cook, OF Detroit, who was In the
Porcupine district, I'm Ontario, when
AZ was recently swept by hre. writes
his wife that he and Geo. Ferguson.
who il with him. escaped injury py
back airing system OF lighting the
Are The flames almost scorched their
clothing and they were opngeo
10 throw water on themselves TO Keep
from being burned to death. Clnaers
and smoke got in their eyes and tney
were practically blind Tor severai
hours. A relief party nnaiiy rescued
them
A large number OF citixens interested
I'm the philanthropy attended the
formal dedication OF 5t. Josephs
Home for Boys, Burroughs-ave. sun
day afternoon, the exercises oelng
conducted by Bishop Foley, Inc
home which was recently erected NJ
a cost of 5000. IL In charge OF the
Xaverian brothers. and at preseht
houses Sc boys. It is shelter for
homeless boys, who are given good
schooling and taught various manual
trades, employment also being round
for them later.
The Rev. l.. M. DuntoD, president OF
CIafin university. OrangeburE, >. e.,
and six Negro students from the uni
versity had charge of the service
Sunday evening, in Central Methodist
church. Mr.. Dunton gave an inter-
estinp talk on the educating or the
Negro. and the students sang. The
university president and his stu
dents will spend several days In de-
troit and will be- the guests or the
Grand River-ave. Methodist cnurSn
odtst- Tuesday evening. and Wed
nesday evening Will give popular
concert I'm the North -WoodXard
Methodist