The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-10
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Helen sehiiehlnE, eight years old, No
w. Sieveinnd-st., was bltten by a
pull dog Wednesday morning and
her face and hands lacerated. Tine
uos " owned By otto Savallich, No
26i CleYeland-st
l.. IL. Parker, of the central detective
burenu, collapsed in briggs restau-
rant, randolph and champlain-sts.,
tuesday evening. He was taken
home unconscious "Wednesday morn
Ing II was said mis- condition Is not
serious.
Matthew tisneski, No. 00 GoIdner-aye.,
was stabbed LA the abdomen by two
men who followed him 20 the rear
OF NO. lfll Michigan ave. Tuesday
night. He was sent To ST. Mary ;
H2spltal, and viii PROBABLY recover.
Ills assailants Were not caught.
Frank l.. Howe, Boston capitalist, who
MAS la Detroit searching for his son,
Frank *. Howe, returned TO Roston
Tuesday night Mr. Howe's visit to
Detroit had little result, so far as
getting a clue To the Whereabouts OF
the son Is concerned The son was
last seen In Detroit three years ago.
In street braNl in front OF No. 100
1rntiot-aye., Thomas Robinson, -
years old, No. 500 Woodward-ave.
was stabbed In the face three times.
lie was taken TO ST. Mary's hospital
IA an auto patrol Reuben Corby.
No. los Highest. east. was locked up
In the central police station, charged
with the assault
Nathan Deroyen, No. I7l Brewstcr-st.,
II locked uP I'm thS central police
station on suspicion OF number OF
thetts from downtown check rooms.
Tie was employed by a man who had
several checkroom concessions. \
ruby ami diamond chain were found
in Deroyens possession and a lum-
ber OF purses were discovered In mis-
room
william Care, q. years old, was picked
up at the foot of MOOdv ard-nye., by
the police, Tuesday night Mednes-
dAA-he Told Lieut. BIeaE4t-a-p heart
rending story OF restitution. He says
he has never known any parents and
that a great portion OF his life has
been spent In the poor house. lie
made an UNSUCCESSFUL effort TO join
the army, being rejected because he
Is too young
Lawrence BchI, seven years old, No.
3co i'ansin4-nNe, was struck and SER
iCusly injured by an automobile.
dren. he was playing at McKinstry
and Christtancy -avCs., when an auto
driven by an EMF tester came
along The child dared his play
mates to run In front OF the ma
chine, lie darted ain trout OF IL, ac-
cording TO witnesses, stumbled and
sfel
Death laid "a merciful hand ON Mathil-
dn Patterson early Wednesday morn
over the country with her blind nus
band. ar ttinerant beggar. died sud
denly in a rooming house at No. 81
Larned-st east, of tuberculosis ag-
gravatCd by alcoholism. The hus-
band is George \. Patterson and he
and his wife were familiar figures
on the streets OF Detroit. She was
Al years old
vn addressing a mission ary conference
Tuesday afternoon i'm the Grand Riy-
. crave. Methodist church, Miss Ber-
tina Creek, a missionary In DarJee-
ing, India, declared that British rule
Ia India is beneficient and Just and
that IL is the greatest ally of the
missionaries zone OF the worst
things with which we have TO con-
tend IL the caste system--not four
castles as we are taught to believe
In school books, but "A thousand and
one" said Miss Creek The Rev. Nv.
Carl Rufus. Pyeng Yang, Corea gives
an address on his work I'm Corea. on
"Wednesday afternoon.
vesta FOrmaz, "a y Detroit singer, WINS
granted possession OF her son, Rich
ard for the week OF May 4 on a
writ OF habeas corpus, in Judge Man
delfs court. yesterday. Her nus
band was awarded the custody OF
the child when the FoTmaz pair were
divorced recently. with the under
have possession OF the boy for one
month In the year Mrs Formaz de-
claTed in court that she was leaving
the city for a short time and wished
70 take her son with her, but that
when she asked her former husband
for him he refused 10 give up the
child