The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-27
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
A a result. Of a &. fan .A. sustained ., :,

Thursday, Mrs. Victoria lanyard, ~
years old. died In 81. Mary's hospital,
Sunday. Coroner Burgess was called
Peter Workbert, No. as Macomb-st.,
sunday, fell frosn the annex. being
built on Woodward ave. TO the J. l..
Hudson store. lie was removed 10
Harper hospital In serious condi-
tion.
old, killed by n switch engine while
visiting In Galesburg. Ill. last Thurs
day took place Monday afternoon
from the home OF his mother, NO. %
Elizabeth-sts east.
Henry Heck, Jr, former alderman for
the Eleventh ward, died, saturday, In
his home. No S2J McDougall-ave.,
aged Sc years. lie had been Ill four
years He was In the lumber Dusl-
ness at Gratiot and McDougall-aves
Amelia Barger, seven years old, No.
HOS Field-ave., was struck by an
automobile owned by r. w. Bissell.
No. $50 Jefferson sunday. IL IL
thought she sustained conclusion
OF the brain. The accident occurred
near her home.
Andrew MeIsntee, three years old, No.
1O43 Monroe-gve., was severely IN
jured, Saturday, at Monroe and Mt
Elliott-aves., when he was run down
by two boys riding bicycle one
leg was fractured. He Is In ST.
Mary's hospital
Despondent over Iack OF work, Gufsep-
nj Rusale rmIn, No. 2I3 Wiikins-st,
made "A desperate effort 10 commit
suicide Sunday. His friends stopped
him, but not until after he had cut
a ragged cash in his throat with
knife lie is in St Mary's hospital.
Officers detailed to work I'm the Italian
district, arrested two men sunday,
whom they regard as c suspicious per 9a-
seph Cusumello They could not give
n satisfactory account OF their move
ments. and are held for investiga-
tion.
Fire I'm the private garage of Henry VI.
and wiIfred &. Leland, Nos. 13G-l3s
Milwaukee-ave. west, Sunday night.
swept over the bodies OF seven au-
tomobiles, damaging them and the
building TO the extent OF $4,000. The
cause OF the hre has not peen
learned
The police have been asked 20 locate
ago. she took her three-year- old
daughter to the home OF Lawrence
Lerner. No. 355 Holcomb-ave., saying
she would pay for the child's care,
She has not been seen In Detroit in
two weeks.
Willis Alexander, n former patroiman,
died, Saturday, I'm the soivay hos
pitai. as the result of injuries sus-
Process Co. Alexander left the po-
lice force two months ago, after
charges had been preferred against
him. Coroner Rothacher Is investi-
Ross T.. Dynes, 81 years old, died In his
home, No. $50 Adams-avc. east, sun
day, after being Ill for six months
He was in the employ OF J. 7. wing
Ont At one time he lived in Wind
sor. His widow and son, l6 years
old. survive. Funeral services will
be held at 2:S0-p. m, Tuesday, win
interment In Woodmere cemetery
The legislative committee which was
I'm session, Friday and Saturday, In
vestigattng the management OF the
State fair, adjourned TO Lansing ar
ter examining witnesses. The COM
mittee did not make public any re-
port OF the proceedings, as the hear
ing was entirely informal The COM
mitee has not reached decision as
TO whether the investigation Will be
pursued any further or not.
A new steel s7O,OOO sand boat In being
constructed at West Superior, Wis,
for. the Caldwell Sand & Gravel Co,
about May 20 She will have ca
pacity OF coo or 700 cubic yards and
apparatus for loading or unloading
sailed by Capt. ]. r. Thompson. Du-
luth, and Frank Nicholson. OF Wind
sor. will be chief engineer.
Funeral services for Capt. George w.
from Geist Bros. chapel. Monday ar
home OF his daughter. Mrs George
a. Eidelman. No zot JeHe snSr ave
in the civil war. rising from tho
ranks to his commission. After the
war. he went into business in Ann
Arbor, and was at one time CHIEF or
police OF that city.
Edward }. O'Leary, a driver for the
Detroit Ambulance Co., was arrested
Sunday. on comPiain OF Gnstave
The man was injured at the schmied
Sisman Co. fire. Sunday morning. He
says OLeary took $16 from his pock-
ct. while transferring him 70 nos
pital The police say OLeary admits
taking the money, but says he did IL
to guarantee the ambulance bill. he
says he intended to return the bal
ance TO the patient.
Friday, by Detectives Dibbie and
Shepherd. farm home owned by
George Reid, near Milford. was RAID
legged to have been stolen from
freight cars. was cophscated. Reid
was arrested. Gilds Was arrested on
information furnished by Mrs, Mabel
Beigh. who eloped with him from
Rome, N Y. She grew weary OF her
affinity. and her husband came here
to take her back home.
..This II the age Of utility, and every
thing In smashed that has not the
ring of usefulness said Chaplain
Dickson, OF the Twenty sixth infan-
try. of Fort Wayne, speaking sun
day evening, In the CentTdl InTiSliuh
church The iconoclast is abroad In
the land Religion must be useful or
perish and the best witnesses for
Christianity are those who live to-
day" Next Sunday a series of evan
gelistic meetings Will begin In this
church, under the leadership of YER
non Stauffa. OF Angola, Ind
s.Do not touch liquor until you are
grown To manhood, when you cnn
choose for yourself, but IL you al
ways leave IL entirely alone, you will
make the wiser choice" DR.. A. w.
Ives, of Pontiac, told the members OF
the Newsboys' association. Sunday
evening, in Detroit Wheelmen's hall
Or Ives told the boys that alcohol
is n poison and gave number OF
plain facts and figures as to the
physical result to users OF II in any
form. John l.. Dexter presided at
the meeting, and musical program
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