The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-03
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

or. smsh exeaysting In the rear az No
49, bnker-st., Tuesday afternoon
up some human bones. including
perfectly -formed skull
sisses entered the residence Of John
smbien, No. Garfieid-pl.. Tuesda,
ten., anu made with saot
family.
bianebe Be..e was granted n d.
sorce from her husband, Norman. n,
Judge MandelL Tuesday. She aI!eg-
60 cruelty MY husband once threw
| besse.
Ioiman Monroe found William May,
- years old, wandering about ON
RESIST. east, early Wednesday
norhlhs. The old man is crippled
| station
hn Mcbride, eight years old, No.
2v7 Lafayette-bIvd., fell from a wag-
on IN front OF No 124 Howard st.
TUESDAY afternoon. His right hip
was injured and he was taken home
IN an auto patrol
imost every Methodist pastor In the
~ty, accompanied by their Indies,
spent Tuesday In Toledo. In at
/ tendance upon the revival meetings
being held in that city, by Billy
| sunday. the baseball evangelist. The
special car Holande. conveyed the
Detroiters to and from Toledo,
pc Pontiac Commercial association
hns started "a movement To keep cit >
passengers OF the interurban cars
IN Detroit to prevent overcrowding
and Inconvenience 10 suburban pas
|sehsers The matter Will be laid be-
Tore the II. u. X. officials. and the
|other towns along the interurban
hhe VIII be asked TO join in the ac-
| tion
Ward Devine, ~ years old, mentally
|dernnged. came To police headqunr-
|tefs Tuesday morning and created
considerable excitement. lie lelped
|up and down and gave voice 10 "a
plumber of wild, incoherent state
|ments He was placed in straight-
Packet and sent 10 ST. Mary's hospi-
|tai. Devine says his home is in God
|erich
pc police are making every effort To
|Get trace OF $1,000, lost Tuesday
|morning by John + Prentiss. real
|The money was drawn at the First
|Nntional bank and was lost some
where between the Ford building and
|the Bull block. Detective Frank
Wilkinson thinks Prentiss lost the
|money. lie says II was not taken
|by pickpocket.
|pny LuthernBs In Detroit nre pre-
a:ing tn attend the national con
|vention OF the German Lutheran
Synod of Missouri and the synodical
convention OF the English Lutheran
|synod OF Missouri in ~. Louis. Mo-,
May 10 to 20 The convention pro-
|gram includes Walther centennial
Sunday afternoon. May
|14, Ina which German and English
|Lutherans Will participate.
imors from Washington are to the
|enect that the office Of appraiser Mt
|this port will be abolished. Gen. l..
-. Trowbridge. who has held the Of
|nee for number OF years, has been
PHI for several months and mas ten
|nered his resignation. John h. WHEEL
bn, collector OF the port, says he
Knows nothing OF the rumored 1boli-
|tlon OF the office William 5. Dever
hrd Joseph NJ Weiss have been men
|tioned for the position In case OF
new appointment.
John Rest, Brush and Des ubien-st.
crossings OF the Michigan Central,
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk rail
ways is nearly completed. and IL is
stated that street car service on
beau bien-st can be resumed in three
or four weeks, At present the tracks
gross at st. Antoine-st.. and much de-
hay Is caused by cars from both di-
SSStions being compelled TO cross on
IN track Five viaducts are being
built at Beaubien-st.. tc accommo-
date IL tracks The crossings OF the
other streets will be completed this
month, Ii Is stated.
In estimated that the total damage
by the lire In the building at
Nos. l91-20l Jefferson ave, Tuesday
afternoon. Will amount to 100000
THE J. Ii. Mcintosh Auto Sales 60
suffered the heaviest loss, about $40
400 number OF automobiles being
partly destroyed. other sufferers
were Royce q Passmore. bird deal
.rs, whose loss amounts To about
s., 500; the III. NJ Kittle Trunk Co.
and A. kaufman. surgical supplies.
Several canaries and other birds
were drowned by the tons OF water
poured into the store OF Royce Il
Passfnore by the flremen The
owned by the White estate,
OF Pittsburg. Pa. is damaged to the
extent OF about $4,000.