The Detroit times., 1911-07-10


Paul wysong, No. 37s 81. Jame.-st.,
he was removed TO Grace hospital
IL IL said he attempted to end his
life. but no motive IL known.
PatroIman Leonard u. wheaton was
struck by Jenerson ear ne Trum-
bull and Grand River-aves sunday
AFTERNOON and seriously injured. An
auto patrol took him 10 St Mary's
hospital
Ernest Baxter, No. a5s First-st, was
held mp by SIN men early sunday
his assailants kicked him In the face
and fractured his jaw. He II In 81.
Mary's hospital
Licenses for drays, trucks, second hand
about Aug. /, are on sale at police
headQuartera- now--TheY-can-h he h=
tained by paying the usual fees to
License Clerk Rothstein.
sixtcen-year-oid Felix Buba II missing
from his fathers home, No. 521 For
est-ave. east. With Felix, 1928 that
had reposed in the safe In the
= fathers saloon. Il missing also. The
police have been asked 10 ind the
boy.
william miller, who shot Jacob Carp
I'm q store at No. 1a0 Michignn-ave.,
May 20. was found guilty OF assault
with intent 20 Kill by a jury In Judge
Phelans court, saturday lie was
F.
tence.
The position OF messenger boy a. open
in the weather burcnu office. The
position pays sSe0 per nnnum on en-
trance with increase for good work.
The age limit Is between 16 and Is
years. Apply at weather bureau Of
nee.
Another or Detroit's aged residents
passed AWAY sunday, when Mrs. Vic
tcria Sanders. aged rs. died at her
In
IL survived by Ave children. Thomas
j.. Henry r.. w, C., Adelaide V. md
Emily +. Sanders.
In a collision between two Sherman
line cars ne kereheval md Belvtdere-
AYES, early Monday morning, James
Carton, No. 80 Navarre-st.. and T.. j..
McNef. No. asa Bewick-ave., We're
Injured about the back. They were
taken TO their homes I'm auto patrols.
The management OF the Hotel Dieu
hospital, windsor, In plnnning 40
erect an addition to the institution
The improvements, II Is estimated.
mediation for 1875 patients. The hos
pital now has room fer only 90 pa
tients.
Mrs. william HoGmaa, wife of sthe
Hamtrnmck sewer Inspector, will ap-
pear for trial before Justice RAN
dolph. wednesday, on charge OF
having struck Mrs. Clara Osborn
with n board. rendering her uncon-
scious. Mrs. Holman pleaded not
| guilty Saturday and was released on
500 bail.
The Rev. w. l.. Rogers who was re-
Gently appointed to the reetorship OF
! 81 Thomas Episcopal church, In.
place OF the Rev. @. +. A. Mcclellan
who has left the ministry for the
present. preached his first sermon TO
his new congregation, Sunday morn
/ ing, Mr.. Rogers gave stirring talk
on Men of Vision"
Isadore, 10 and n years old respec-
lively elected to sleep under the
front steps OF the Lincoln school at
st. Antoine and Brady-sts.. Sunday
Monday morning. by Patrolman
Wallace Williams. He sent them 10
their home at No. ss2 st. Antoine-st.
The ar-t large party Of pilgrims 10 the
shrine OF ste. Anne dc Beaupre, from
Detroit ano vicinity, will leave
Thursday, by way OF Buffalo. under
the auspices of the Angelus. The
famius shrine. few miles below
the city OF Quebec Will be visited
weeks. following the annual custom.
John Kraft. president Of the John
Kraft Coal Co., died mt his home, No.
104e Mt. Elllott-ave.. Sunday ine
funeral will be held from the home
Tuesday afternoon and burial will be
at Elmwood cemetery. Mr.. Kraft was
IS years of age and Is survived by his
wife and three children. walter
Kraft. Mrs. Harry Baxter, and Henry
c. Il. Grasser
Cnsimir Muss, II years old, No. 52D
Garneld-ave., WINS struck by a loco
motive, while crossing the railroad
tracks at warsaw-pl and Dequindre-
ST.. Sunday afternoon. He received
injuries which caused his death In
Grace hospital. Monday morning. The
boy was thrown under the engine
and the wheels passed over his legs.
Coroner Burgess Is investigating.
Following extensive repairs and re-
decoration tho Highland Park Evan-
gelical Lutheran church was re-
services. In which the choirs OF Geth-
semane. Bethlehem and St Johns
churches. participated The sermons
were preached by the Rev. III. Brauer,
OF Ann Arbor the Rev. III. Fricke.
OF Monroe. and the Rev. III. Peters.
OF Plymouth.
a feature Of the annual reunion and
Sfst anniversary Of the A. o. H., held
Sunday, In the club rooms OF the
order, was the presence of three
charter members: w. f. Molony the
first president James Hogan, first
county president: Cornelius O'Dwyer.
first county organizer. At the close
of the exercises, handsome umbrellas
were presented to the following for
faithful services: r. j. Mcclellan. who
added 100 to the membership roll the
past year; p. ]. Maher. financial Sec
rotary for "a years, and John T.
Lovett. recording Secretary for rs
years.
A wrangIe over street car transfer
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