The Detroit times., 1912-12-02
IN-DETRoIT

Cook, of Detroit, a brother or tn
priest. is at his bedside.
Memorial services were held In EIks
temple, sunday afternoon. by DetroI
lodge OF Elks. The program OF ap
propriate music and addresses Ia
Guided the memorial eulogy OF James
A. Lombard, past exalted ruler Of
Grand Rapids lodge.
Fire broke out I'm n harm In the rear 81
No. $50 Lafayette-blyd-, sunday
afternoon, and three horses mar
rowly escaped being burned TO death
Their owner. L. &. Murdoch, riskec
his own life TO save them, gettins
them out safely Murdoch thinks the
barn was set on fire. =
&c. 50. Elmo Lewis, advertising manager
Of the Burroughs Adding Machine
Co, will leave Monday night for At
lanta, where he will deliver an ad-
National Commercial Gas associ atior
Thursday. on efficiency in the ad-
verttsing department"
,. II. Mansfield, general manager OF
the Bolles Iron works, left sunday
for Indianapolis to testify I'm the dy-
Mantle trials. Charles Dachmeister
local labor leader, accused or com
pliclty in the dynamite plots, was
employed by the Bolles company az
the time II is alleged he Travelled
about the country helping the dy-
Mantle crew.
himself In the head sunday after
noon In his room at No, 3S4 Erskine-
at, and died In Grace hospital al
midnight. The young man had been
out OF work for some time, ana MS
repeated failures to get position
made him respondent. Other room
ers in the house heard the shot anu
hurryirg to his room found him ~
ing on the bed, half-clad and with
n bullet wound In his head.
nnuIaI faahar ~ Freddie
MckennR, whose mysterious death In
an excavation in T.. l.. Ford's garage
on Kirby-ave.. March "a, 1907, was
never fully explained, believes that
his son may have met death at the
hands OF ]. +. Hickey' the Buffalo
man held for Staying several young
boys, Mr.. McKenna viii ask the
eastern police TO question Hickey
about the matter.
|Jskvfe.s Marshall. of Highland FssFk.
will impaneI jury Monday evening
to hold an inquest into the death OF
Edward Rippon, veteran conductor
81 the Woodward line, who was run
down and killed by joy-riders, In
front OF the Woodward line car
house, Friday evening Deputies have
made an unavailing search for the
men who stole John II. Mabley's auto
and after killing Rippon, wrecked
the auto and abandoned IL at Scot
ten and Tireman-ayes. broken
fender proved that II was the ma
chine that killed Rippon.
sThe metnph ysician who IN honest and
knows what he In talking about will
never claim TO possess powers and
faculties which are not within reach
OF all humanity" said DR.. j. MclVor
Tyndall. in New Thought Alliance
hall, Sunday There are no discov-
cries except 10 our own conscious
ness. Within every mind are uneN-
plored areas OF consciousness. as lit
tie known az the wilds OF Africa. and
II is the work OF the present meta
physical era to dispen all mystery
with regard TO them"
branch OF a Roumanian national
benevolent society, DesteaDpete Ro-
name, was formed in Detroit Sunday
afternoon I'm the Franklin-st. settle
ment The Rev. Roam Turbu. a Rou-
manian priest made BRIEF address.
explaining the aims and objects OF
the society. Following two hand
some silk flags. the Stars and Stripes
and the KoumHnfan, pHrHde WIS
formed, the line OF march extending
from the settlement to the Campus
Martius and on TO Arbeiter hall.
where there was a banquet and
further speechmaking.
hriners of MosIem Temple will con-
slider plans for erecting n mosque or
convention hall for the temple. In
the annual meeting Tuesday night.
William T Benallack, potentate OF
Moslem Temple, Will recommend IN
his annual address that committee
be appointed 10 devise means for OBJ
tanning a mosque and report back 20
the temple The temple now has a
membership of $500 and II is rapidly
Increasing. so that IL is inconven
fenced by lack OF space for initia-
lions and balls In it's present quar-
tiers In the Masonic temple.
he late william c. Maybury was eu-
Iogixed sunday evening by the Rev.
G. L. Arnold. rector OF st. Stephen 9
church, Mr. Arnold was rector OF
St Peters church when Mr.. Maybury
was senior warden "He was tolerant
of all faiths, and was, therefore. be
loved by ALL" Mr.. Arnold said HE
very seldom lost friend He would
rather enact kindly service than
receive the highest honor. His love
for children was strong. He had an
instructive sympathy for the poor
and needy. He delighted TO visit
those who were sick and sorrowful.
He lived a symmetrical life, full and
rich"
n employee OF the Kelsey wheel Co.,
Frederick schultx, was drowned In
about six inches OF water In the
company's Military-ave. plant about
8 o'clock Saturday evening. He was
searching for a tool that he had
dropped down the elevator SHAFT. He
placed n plank across the SHAFT, and
while standing on It, looking for the
missing instrument lost his balance
and fell In falling he grasped the
ELEVATOR cable. This brought the
elevator down so that he was caught
and held fast in the water until
drowned. His body was discovered
by the night Waterman OF the plant.
schultz was about 55 years old.
.tream OF water was thrown as high
ne the top OF the Ford building by
the new Aherns-Fox auto fire en-
CINE. tested out by Chief Broder ok.
Of the fire department and John II.
Aherns, OF Cincinnati, Sunday. The
engine Is the fourth OF five allowed
by the board OF estimates TO be de-
livered and is intended for duty In
engine house No. g. The engine II
propelled by steam generated in the
same boiler as that used TO pump
water when the fire Is reached. Ii Is
capable OF running 40 miles an hour.
IL Is guaranteed to throw 700 gall
Ions OF water a minute and for sew
day, threw 1000 gallons a minute.
The engine cost 10000.
lone passenger and n motorman were
hurt sunday morning mt 1880, when
another interurban car crashed Into
No 7l11, Of tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
line. at Forrest. and Woodward-ava.
Both men received internal injuries
Aloysius Mueller, motorman, was
taken to his home No. 145 Twenty
second-st.. In n police ambulance-
The injured passenger. Frank Nc
Elroy. OF the Detroit tuberculosis
sanitarium, was able TO go home un-
assisted. The wrecked car started
20 Cross Woodward-ave., going east,
when Mt Clemens local. No. 1888
struck it's frSnt vestibule. Mueller
was unconscious when picked up By
his conductor, Frank Schneider. None
OF the passengers on the Mt. Clemens
lar h.,rN