The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-22
LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

| WORAh LltlNG
Mstereyeie fstroimsn Thomas Rah.,
suffered fractured nsse stads
nsnt. Whsh MS machine ran down !
citizen on Orieans,st.. near CHAM
plain-st The citizen was compare.
lively uninjured.
Mrs. Lewis Davis, "a year. old. No. m
Montesim-st. west, Was palm fuIiy
urday when gasoiins stove shs
tried 10 light. exploded. She A. m
81 Mary's hospital and VIII recover
Judge Hubert has appointed che Ne.
troll Trust Co; guardian OF Mrs.. iss-
bella rSton' the sole heir-at-laW Of
Rayl. The appointment was made
on petition Med by several OF Mrs
paton.s children. that they may con.
The body Of an saidentiaed Hungarian
was found by employees OF the Great
Lakes Engineering Co. IN the De.
troit river opposite the Eeorse plant
saturday. The body, which evidently
had been IN the water long time
was taken TO 4. +. suliivan's under
taking rooms No. 224l West Jsner.
son-ave. So
Edward McKerty died In the s.iv.,
hospital, sunday, M the result of be-
Ing struck by a Forrest car while
Gieen-aye.. SATURDAY,. His skull was
fractured The remains will oe shin.
ped 10 Ludington. Mich. for burial
Mckerty was 70 years old and lived
at No. 1850 Forrest wast.
Fire OF unknown origin, sunday morn
ing partially destroyed the coke and
kindllng sheds OF the Houglten-
French Co. No. Sac Canfield- ave
east, together with a barn in which
We're 10 horses belonging TO the .om,
with some difficulty by citizens. The
damage IL estimated at $500.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. SUI
sic Hayner, No. 20 AshAst.. who died
saturday In the family home. were
held Monday morning. The Rev Geo.
kllngmanh. OF the Church OF Christ.
offictated. Mrs Hayner was born In
Niagara Falls ~ Y. 70 years ago
and came TO Michigan as young
bride, settling near Romeo. seven
children survive,
An unidentified man walked into Grace
hospital early Sunday morning and
said he had been stabbed twice. when
he started 70 talk 10 young woman
friend at Woodward-ave. and Eliza
beth-st. He said he did not know his
assailant. and knew no reason nor
the attack. His wounds were dress
ed and he left the hospital, Sunday.
without giving his maine.
Frank Wilson WINS arrested Saturday,
charged with being one OF the gang
that assaulted Patrolman Mathew
! Mailer. OF the Elmwood police station.
Wilson has two bullet wounds In one
OF his legs. and IL Is believed he
stopped the missiles when he was
running away from Maier, who had
opened fire on his assailants. Maier's
jaw was broken In the conflict.
Henry William wadker, aEed 20 years,
agency OF Walker u Co. died In his
sons home, No. I'll Delawnre-ave..
saturday. OF an apoplectlc stroke He
had been resident Of Detroit 60
years, and was a sergeant during the
civil war He Is survived by one
son, Henry g., who has Of recent
years managed the bill-postins bust.
ness.
William Watts, q machinisf, 10 years
old, who says his address In No. ia
Riopelle st, was arrested, Sunday, on
complaint OF Lester Rossin, seven
years old. No. 4i4 Woodbridge -st.
east. The boy says Watts gave him
rear OF No % Oricans-st the child
! declares he was given terrific beat
Ing by Watts and he shows evidences
! of having been roughly hahdled
Watts denies any knowledge OF the
incident
KNIVES, revolvers, chairs, dishes, all
sorts OF real and domestic ornaments
were used In two boarding house
battles at Nos 40 and No. s7 Port
q result OF the festivities Steve Sa-
loman. No. 81 Portland-ave, isein Sol
way General hospital with his anat-
omy pu9ctrred N about eight di =.
will recover Both boarding houses
were practically wrecked by the af-
fair, which was wagedS nrst In 1ne
place and then the other. Eight men
have been arrested s
n Won "hin- n federal building guard
now when he objects TO yeur atten-
lions TO one Of the young women az
the general delivery window. y, VIII
- rUst-yott- something like n $500 nne
or an uncomfortable jail sentence
Until a recent department order, the
offense would be only common as
sault Now the guards are deputy
marshals. and " you hit ,n one pi st tnen
official The odd thing about u -
that the rank IL given TO them oniy
as buffer against "bfns.' They VIII
90 make arrests-that of any citi-
zen who sees an ofense committed.
The reason Of the order IL that sew
eral assaults have been committed on
or using the corridors as n hang -out.
With the added dignity Of a gold
plated badge, a. IL not believed that
the assaults will continue.
C,oud. Of coal dust Few over the side
walk ON the sheiDsss,. ssos =. 80
noon and lodged on the clothes and
faces OF men and women passers-by
N made no difference whether IL was
mans new suit or womans
dainty white dress. the wearer didn't
uet hy without q souvenir OF black
cal dust The firm that has the con-
tract for furnishing coal Tor the
building was filing tho big bins UNI
dsr the sidewalk. and the teamster
was throwing the nne coal through
n little hole about Is inches across
part 81 the coal went down the chute
and the rest was caught by u high
lind and blown toward tho Cadillac
hotel Uncle sam got the part that
r..nt down the hole. Pedestrians got
,,ost Of the remainder. The use Of a
covered coal chute or wettfng Gown
the coal with a hose would nave
stopped the trouble.
nv 7 A VANCE ACCEPTS CALL.