The Detroit times., 1911-02-27
! HERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH Living
Rev. q. L.. Arnold's home st No. az
Lafsyette-bivd,, was catered sunday
night, while the family was away
About SIS In cash was taken.
Ernest White, OF Toledo, nm engineer,
had a portion OF his nose cut on In
an accident at Miehigan-ave. snd
In an auto patrol TO st Mary's hos
Mrs. Lsuretta Farrell, no years old,
No. 4OG Brush-st., attempted suicide
s sssprds shs ns ws: az BECAUSE
of Illness She was taken TO 81
Mary's hospital and will recover
John II. Cameroa, aged ~, son % Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cameron. died, ss 90
Twentieth-st lie was a brother Of
Charles ID. Cameron. OF the Detroit
Journal staff The funeral VIII DE
held Tuesday afternoon gov
who tends bar ne the Bartenders'
club and whose penehant for fat at
fnities has caused his wife TO prose
cute him in police c1pr,i mas mao naa
in jail some person stole his Norfolk
suit. He reported the loss at police
headquarters Monday morning.
Funeral servfces will he held AZ 1t5O
p. m. Tuesday for Henry A.. Psrren-
oud, the aged jeweler, who died sat
urday in his home. No l04 CharlotteS
st. He was SO years old, native OF
Switzerland. For 80 years he was
" co OF This city. His wife and
one son. Frederick Fl. Perrenoud.
survive.
Lsuretts Ellis, hye-year-oid daughter
of Edward q. ELLIS, NO. 4fs -. An
toine-st., was the victim OF peeu-
liar accident Saturday night. She
was watching the fire engines dash
by the house, when one OF the horses
threw a shoe. IL whlzZed iully %
feet through the air, crashed through
the window and struck the child In
the head. Her injury Is not a SER
ious one.
Eighteen persons were taken by the
police I'm a raid ON q gsmbiinE Joint
early Sunday morning. During the
formality of registration three or
the gamblers disappeared rather
mysteriously This MAGE no drn ths
entire party was issued by Police
Justice Jeffries. before the crowd
was even locked up.
Rheum atism Of the heart caused the
death sunday, of Mrs. Frances II.
Hawkins in her home. No. 500 Cass-
ave. Bernard s. Whittemore. the last
Democratic state treasurer OF Mich.
gan, was her father. Her husband
and the following children survive;
DR. Harriet l.. Hawkins. Mrs George
s. Key, of Detroit. and s. Bernard
Hawkins. Of Youngstown, y.
Many 81 the aIdermen received letters
contsining N In bills Saturday morn
ing. IL Is believed that the money
came from ardent Highland Park an
nexationists who are anxious for an
other special session OF the board or
supervisors on the annexation ques-
ton AS matters stand now. how
ever. the supervisors are enJoined by
the circuit court from taking any
action
Milton a. McRae entertained the chill
dren Of the Protestant Orphan nsyi--
um Sunday evening with a travel
ogue to the Hawaiian islands, japan.
China. India and many other FAR
eastern countries. Mr.. McRaes talk,
accompanied by the stereopticon, was
the first of a series OF "a Worlds
Journey" on which he Will take the
children covering the ground which
he and his family actually Travelled
last year
charter legislation took NO action
Saturday afternoon on Aid. NC
Cartys resolution providing for the
submission OF the question OF gen.
eral charter revision to the people In
the April election The aldermen de-
cided that IL would be better TO walt
until after the hearing on the pro-
posed amendment to the home rule
bin which. will he held In Lansing
March s. Very few outsiders were
present sta4s naSg
The mann moth new addition 10 the
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.'S
plant, Second and Burroughs-aves,,
which has been building since last
June, will be dedicated with ball
Tuesday evening. The entire fourth
floor will he used for ballroom. and
81 To-
Will be appropriately decorated ior
ployes and their friends. Thursday
and Friday OF this week conven-
ton of Burroughs sales managers
will be held in the new building.
Several employees Of the Western Union
TeIegraph Co.'S office in Detroit will
be placed on the retired list under
new pension system. the details OF
which are just being brought to COM
pletion. Under the system. operators
who have been continuously in the
service OF the company for 90 years
will be retired on half pay IL they
wish. or will be permitted to con-
here will be affected. John A.. Nc
Ardle, Miss Helen Hurst and "Old
Man" Matthews. operator at the
Board OF Trade.
Mrs. n. w. King, So years old, who
Saturday. was one OF the pioneer
residents OF the city. When girl
she came here from Pennsylvania to
attend Mrs. Kirtlands private school,
which was located on Griswold-st.,
where the city hall now stands. At
that time she lived with her brother.
C.. n. Bull. merchant. At the time
Of her death Mrs. King was the old
est living member OF the Congrega-
tional church in Detroit. Three chill
dren, l.. r. King. Mrs. c. A. Kent
and Mrs. w. II. Milward, survive.
A mysterious aviator In circIing about
over the city these days, and NIL at
tempts TO learn his identity or TO
locate his machine have met with
failure. Several persons report hav-
ing seen him over the downtown
district Saturday noon. high UP in
the air He headed out Jefferson
ave. and disappeared man giving
his name as Herman Schmidt has
been experimenting with an air craft
at the foot of the Bishop road. In
Crosse Pointe village and claimed to
have made Saturdays flight. but
neighbors say he was tinkering with
his machine at noon and had not