The Detroit times., 1911-06-26
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


seIle Isie bath house temperaturesi
Air, J4I water, II.
Norris q. Moore, 81. Louis, NO., and
brother OF DIR. E. q. Moore, No. I11
Atkinson ave, died Sunday, IN Grace
hospital. from Bright's disease. lie
was here on a visit.
pleasing program of music aud read
inEs Was Afforded the Boys and girls
Ia the detention home, No. Madison
ave, Friday evening. by Miss McCar-
roll, principal OF the fappan school.
and Two OF her assistant teachers.
Joseph Burns, ~ years old, No. 0s0
Wesson-aye., was shot in the right
thigh, sunday afternoon, while he
was walking through Atkinson park.
Some men were holding a revolver
practice close by and a stray bullet
struck Burns, The wound is not SER
ious.
The cornerstone OF the chapel for the
blessed Sacrament monasters was
laid sunday afternoon by Bishop FOO
ley Following the ceremony OF lay
Ing the stone. service OF benedic-
ton was held at an altar especially
erected on the grounds. The Rev. Il.
A Mueller addressed those assembled
In Polish.
In the closing session of the conven-
tfon OF the sons OF 80. George, n sill
yer cup was given TO each OF the fol-
lowing three lodges for their work
IN regardNto securing new members
during the past year: Imperial
lodge, Detroit, first prize; Treiawney
lodge, Ishpeming, secoad prize, and
Nestlike lodge, Hancock. third.
PThe publicity committee of the Benrd
of CONNER Inns called meeting OF
all interested In the plan To inaugu-
rate an annual water carnival IN De-
troit that will rival the famous hardi
Cras OF New rOleans as AN enter.
H.. 49, L. hall
Friday evening June 30. In the Board
OF Commerce rooms and dinner VIII
be served.
An exnmination for messenger boy I'm
the weather bureau office Will be
h hsld S1,S TX APP Apphs saryies Commas
sion. In Chicago, on or before July >.
The age limit Is over 10 and under
is The position pays $3.50 per an
mum. Further information VIII De
supplied by tile secretary OF the ci2il
service commission, In the postoInce,
Detroit.
Ted sullivan, 10 years old, No. sol
Junction-aye., heard strange noises
about the house Early sun lag morn
ing. He got out OF bed and started
an Investigation. Just az he stepped
outside the house he was felled by
blow from a heavy blunt instrument.
His parents were aroused and ne was
carried into the house. His assailant
ran away. The boys wound Is not
serious.
The annual June festival held at the
Evangelical Lutheran Institute for
the Deaf and Dumb. in North Detroit.
took place Sunday. and upwards OF
10000 persons assembled on the
grounds OF the institution for the az
lair. About $1,000 was raised Tor the
institution, which was established
and is maintained by the Evangelical
Lutheran churches of Detroit, De-
longing 10 the Missouri synod.
The Rev. r.. r. GaIpin, of the First Zap
tist church. the Rev. u. ID. Cutler, OF
the Fourteenth-ave. Baptist, and the
Rev w. ID. Campbell. conducted the
street meetings held sunday aiter-
noon. under the auspices OF the AS
tors union. at different Downtown
corners. These meetings. since tnelr
inception the FIRST day OF June. have
attracted Increasingly large crowds
and the brief talk by the minister
the reading of the Bible and the sing
7, ing cf a hymn or two seem TO De en-
led.
prompted George Hogan, whose adj
dress is given to the police as NO -
Findlay-st. to punch holes In mir
ror In his home. sunday. The au-
thorities in Grace hospital say that
he looked at his own reflection In the
glass and then, either in spirit OF
anger or sorrow, destroyed the OIL
Tending reflector. At any rate, MS
right hand was badly iacerated and
several veins were severed. causing
serious loss OF blood. He IL In
Grace hospital Is 1lt
The third-cIass cruiser pubwqae 10 nm
chored on the foot of MI. Eliiott-
ave. stopping here on her way 10
Chicago She Is the hrst american
naval vessel to enter the great lakes
with her own crew. To do this, dell
cate diplomatic negotiations VITA the
Canadian government were required,
and the guns of the vessel we're its-
mounted and shipped TO Chicago by
rail The vessel Is In command OF
Com b Morgan. for number CT
years lighthouse Inspector for THIS
district, and goes to replace the Nash
needed I'm the coast service. She will
remain tin Tuesday noon.
Charles w. Evans, No. 7O3 Dix-ave.,
was struck by nm interurban car nj
Denton, Saturday, and died OF MS
injuries while being taken to Yps1-
lanti II is-supposed that he Tell
asleep beside the track while wait
ing for a car. Mr.. Evans was well
known In fraternal circles He was
an ex-president OF Hubbard council.
National Union; president or the
Wayne county cabinet, National In
lon, and a member of the /. o. f., X.
o. T. NJ NJ. and the Red Men. He
was 80 years and leaves widow and
two sons, aged IL and i years. He
had been in the milk business for
several years hTe funeral Will be
held from the house Tuesday after
noon.