The Detroit times., 1912-02-19
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The stock OF the Wright 4 Wesley Co.,
Wholesale dealers I'm woodenware,
stationery, novelties, etc, No. sc JEFF
fcrson-ave., was damaged 10 the eN-
tent OF about $4,000 by fire. Sun
day morning. The cause OF the fire
is not known.
The plant OF the wyandotte Foundry
CO., wyandOtte, was destroyed by
fire, Sunday morning, causing dam
age to the extent OF $4,000 The
cause is not known. Thirty men Will
be out OF employment, pending the
efforts Of the firm TO get re-estab-
lished.
Ground will be broken March I for the
new Gnyety theater, 10 be erected on
the southeast corner OF Cadillac-sq.
and Bates-st. IL is expected the the
alter Will be ready for the fall sea-
son. The building will have 'front.'
feet on Congress-st. and 145 feet on
Bates-st The entrance Will be on
Cadillac-sq
The Rev. WIlfrid ii. Ringer, assistant
pnstor of the North Woodward Con-
gregational church, has resigned that
position to become member OF the
faculty OF the high school in Au-
burn. n. Y. Mr.. Ringer was engaged
in school work before coming TO De-
troit from Chicago two years ago
Mrs. Henry Angel, aged 90 years, who
died I'm the family home, No. 7Il
PGlmer-ave. east, Sunday, followed
her husband TO the grave within one
week. The husband died of pneu-
monia and the wife OF heart trouble
Funeral services for Mrs. Angel Will
be held Tuesday morning. Three
children, two sons and daughter
survive,
A supposed attempt TO blow up the
residence of Adam Fassoid, No. $40
Palmer-ave, Sunday, turned out to
lac a peculiar accident. when the po-
lice Investigated. There was "A loud
explosion, and a piece or gas pipe
hurtled against the side of the Fas-
sold home. causing the rumor of
Buick Hand outrage. Investigation
revealed that the pipe blew out OF
a new house, nearby.
james Randall, 81 years old, In held I'm
the Central station for Investigation,
following his discovery in a rooming
house at No. "a Basley-ave. with
Vera Caves, 14-year-old girl from
Salem Mich. The police allege that
the man and girl had been staying
ir the place for two weeks The
girls mother is i'll in Grace hospital.
and Vera had come here TO visit her,
when she fell In with Randall.
Nick Meyers. n Greek, the fastest mes
senger hoy In Detroit, and n hot fav-
eFite-with the -nrwspapermen, Is IN
st. Marys hospital. suffering from
painful Injuries sustained when he
was run down, while riding his BIZ
cycle. by an automobile, driven by
the d. L. r. Mr.. Brooks did all that
he could for the injured youth be-
fore he was sent to the hospital.
For some time past there has been
talk of establishing an Episcopal
mission in the Crosse Pointe district,
because OF the fact that many OF the
residents OF that fashionable sub
urb are Episcopalans. but opposi-
tion TO the project has come from
these very people. who prefer to con
ffs,fa in GlifA of ha 20
Evangelical church. now maintained
as a Protestant church Independent
OF creed.
The Church OF the Covenant, one Of
the historic churches of Detroit. eel
ebrated its forty-ninth anniversary.
Sunday. The church began as a mis-
sion with sixteen members, on the
site OF the present Bishop school.
and was moved from site to site UNI
til the present fine church building.
East Grand-blvd and Preston-aVe.,
was secured. The membership is now
$50. and the pastor, the Rev. Robert
! j. Young.
Miss Louise Brcetschneider, No. Go3
Thirtieth-st, reports TO the police
that she was attacked near her
home, sunday evening, by man who
stepped from behind a tree and i'm
vited her to take n walk with him.
She screamed and he attempted 10
t--ttraE frrr into nearby rtefd. During
the struggle, she says. he took her
earrings, two gold rings and purse
containing 81. The police investi-
gated but were unable to find any
trace of the man.
Charged with selling the liquor which
ne conhscated from the saloon OF
Frank Jergovich. last July Justice
Potter OF Highland Park. gave HIM
self UP to Justice Grant Saturday
ternoon. No plea was made and Pot
ter's personal recognlZance was taken
for him to appear Monday evening for
examination. The complaint Is the
outgrowth OF the disappearance Of
the seized liquor IL was stored in
I'otters cellar for several weeks, but
II is charged that IL disappeared
mysteriously.
Funeral services for the late Charles
r. Hunt were held IN the family
home. No. 1913 Waba shave. Mon
day afternoon, under the direction OF
Ashlar lodEe.-Nn-41--E ,-&-A-A--ef
! which lodge the deceased was n