The Detroit times., 1911-04-17
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
Anthony SCHNEIDER. formerly a hook
keeper for the Murphy Chair CO.,
was arrested In Chicago by petcc-
i've Stelnhebet ON "A charge OF en-
bezzllng $l25 from the company,
Cssiniir Mitkowski, ~ years old, was
sphSxiated, saturday, I'm the bath
room OF his boarding house. No. $50
iasalle-2ve. Coroner hothacher says
death Was accidental and had the
body removed TO the county ,morgue.
William Morton sawyer, ~ years old,
Tor many years connected with the
Ilngree company died. sunday a.
Sawyer. No 1913 Paimer-ave lie
came here from Massachusetts, In.
1873.
Philip SAINT. ~ years old, and Augusta
teHetu, 10, Italians, living al Ne.
. 0to BequindTe-st, we're arrested,
sunday night, for lettering about "a
store at Gratiot-ave and Orleans-st.
a search was made for dynamite but
none was found
MRS. Meiani GauIin, widow of Leonard
Ssnnn, died az her home, No. ~
ShamPialn-st sunday She came
from France to Detroit. in 1873. Her
funeral Will be- held "Wednesday
morning from SIS. Peter and Pauls
Jesuit church
The dedication of the American sal
Nhtton army nome Tor fflendless ana
destitute women. Mt. Elliott ave, VIII
take place tonight. stan Capt Lou
welt VIII ofhciate, assisted by the
officers and soldiers OF the Detroit
corps OF the army.
In a light In the front yard OF No. GO
Grandy-ave., Sunday night, Walter
Citkewicz was stabbed IN the right
shoulder and seriously injured. Frank
j Ross and William stack were ar
rested by Sergt. Boettcher on a
charge CT assault.
Mrs. sarah jerking, ~ years old,
widow OF Capt. Henry Jenking. died
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Il. W. John
son. Sandwich-st;, Sandwich East,
above Walkerville. sunday Her
death resulted from old age.
The arst mail 40 he given to n passing
steamer by the local marine postof-
flce. was given Sunday To the steam
er Joseph Butler. enroute from
, with "a cargo OF coal She passed up
about l o'clock. sunday afternoon.
Annual Easter festival for the children
OF the members OF the Harmonic SO
ciety, was held at the society's build
ing, Saturday afternoon. Five nun
dred children were present ana the
historic German Easter rabbit gave
each boy and girl a beautifully col
ored egg.
. Funeral OF VI. q. ColviIle, NO. 20s Chris
tiancy-st., who died following an
operation for an injury received -
him In the eye, will be held at his
home, Monday afternoon He was
born in Detroit 81 years ago, and
was a prominent member OF the
Wayne lodge, h. or T.
Mrs. Anna Christophersen, wife Of
Jorgen Christophersen, died nj her
home, No. sos Nermont-aye. SUNDAY,
as result OF pneumonia. She was
IS years old an dwas one OF the
prominent members. OF the ST. Peters
Danish Lutheran church. The fu-
neral will be held at the church
Tuesday afternoon
Funeral OF Miss Elizabeth Groh, resi-
dent OF Crosse lie. who died at Har-
per hospital as the result OF an oper-
alton, will be held Monday afternoon
from Hamiltons chapel In Detroit.
Burial will be at Woodmere. She
; vas 40 years old and was the daugh-
ter OF former County Auditor Groh
who died a few years ago
Although he has been declared insane
and has been committed 10 nm
asylum, Aid John Frey, OF the Tenth
ward. VIII continue TO G hold oines,
Counsel Hally. who holds that only
in the event OF the alderman death
could successor be appointed M,
Frey's term expires In January, 1913
While watching q baseball game mt
Dragoon-ave. and the Wabash tracks,
Sunday afternoon, Albert BrosoW-
sky. IA years old. No. 1883 Military
ave, was struck on the head by a
HATED ball and Knocked unconscious
He was attended by DIR. Ray Wick
ham who sent him TO his home In an
auto patrol. His condition Is serious
Four barns were burned I'm the rear Of
Nos. 432-434-t30 and AS Perry-st.,
last night, entailing loss or $500
The progeny was Vir. 0wnea Dy seem sV
box cars the Pere Marquette
tracks between South and Erie .sts,
were destroyed by fire sunday night
The damage Is estimated at sl,0OV.
nvh- a..
sepaking I'm the Cass-ave. Methodist
church. Sunday afternoon, on the
subject. Why more men In Detroit
ness and secret societies were large
ly to blame for the lack OF church
attendance. Men were giving too
much OF their time and attention 10
commercial matters and lodge ritual.
he intimated.
r. ,. Kelly, - years old, well-known
among commission men OF Wood
bridge-st where he had worked Tor
80 years died at the home OF his
mother. No. 376 Brooklyn-ave.. Sat
urday lie was born in Kingston
| ont and came here when boy.
Funeral services will be held AT Most
Holy Trinity church, Tuesday morn :
ing and burial will be In Mt Elliott
cemetery.
The German and Evangelical Lutheran
church of the city and suburbs are
preparing TO celebrate the one hun
dred;h anniversary or the blrth or
y
Louis, who was the leading German
theologian OF his day. The celebra-
ton will take place next October.
The Rev. William Hagen. or I'M
manuel church, is chairman or the
f-<neral committee that has been Sc
iected to make the arrangements.
Judge George T.. Codd, appointed by
Gov, Osborn To finish the unexpired
term OF Judge Morse Rohnert, be-
gan his work Monday. An informal
reception was held In the court room
before court opened, and the new
Judge was presented win a large
basket OF roses TO which was at
tached a card containing the words
"From his friends" The attaches or
the court are Clerk Theodore Richter,
DEPUTY Sherifts Ceal Mccullough and
William Brennan, and Stenographer
George Carlisle.
After cashing a check for S0s In a
downtown saloon, April ., William
Mckenzie disappeared. and Chief OF
Detectives Mcdonnell and his stan
are now searching for him His dis
appearance was reported TO the po-
lice by his sister, Mrs. Rachel Rob-
ertson OF No. 2iS Second-st, who fears
that he may have been drugged and
robbed Mckenzie was employed by
the Grand Trunk railroad as car
repairer He has wife aud six
children living In Scotland who are
dependent on him.
The funeral OF Mrs. Rachel smith, who
was struck nv ear ut Woodward
and Harmon -aves.. Friday afternoon,
and died in St Mary's hospital, was
held Monday afternoon AZ 1880
o,clock from the residence of her