The Detroit times., 1912-01-01
n LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

es the biind viii be opened In
on school, Tuesday morning.
us n Fletcher, at one time
1d with the Lansing State
Tor the Blind. In charge.
ieiI there were issued I'm
county. 1901 marriage H.
an increase OF 363 ovtr 1910.
LWere also granted during the
oout 1000 divorces.
Ter, 10 year. ola. No. 1874 HoI-
(HaNe., narrowly escaped death
HphyNiation, while she was TAX
bath In her home, Sunday
|. ng A broken Jet was respon-
DR. George X. Sipe, No, 2ie2
ot-ave., revived her.
nual report OF Otto stoII, regis
deeds, shows that the fees col
during the year exceeded the
les paid TO the extent OF
BSl. In former years the ONCE
deficit OF from $4,000 to VA
During the year 22.52s deeds
esSl mortgages were recorded.
Long. estimator for the Tenth
was convicted I'm Judge Con-
court, Saturday afternoon. on
| rge OF attacking Lizzie Meister,
ar-old daughter OF Edward
per, No. $50 Buchanan-st., some
ago He was remanded TO the
NY Jail for sentence.
AIIebor, IA years old. NO. 5is
teau-nve., was thrown from an
mobile, I'm which he was riding
his brother, Sunday night, at
iolph and congress-sts.. when a
hbull line car struck the ma
The boys head struck on the
ment and he sustained serious
files. He IL In St Mary's hospital,
the season OF 1911 the marine
Office handled 050,13O pieces of
450.975 being received from the
Office and 20S.l65 being taken
passing boats Money orders
he amount OF $1,000 were sold
the stamp sales totaled $1,000.
3S<<Nat boats up and down the
PnsaI soapy decoration OF window
W. BY those who seem TO feel I'm
m bound TO record the coming or
Mn New Year on every window In
fott, was in evidence early Mon
morning. though the job was not
done as In years past.
OF the downtown windows es-
yed. but a soapy 1912" stares from
tig majority OF the show windows.
% Ransom. who says he II 10
Irs old, was found hanging around
Union depot by Patrolman Nc
Sunday night. and turned over
the Juvenile department I'm the
raj police station. The boy gave
home as Rochester. ~. ", and
he had run away. The Roches-
/ police were notified and the lads
ler was located. He Is coming to
aoit after his boy
as smith and family, residing at
IL and II Linden-Ht., had a mar
n escape from death by suffocation
u :l5 Sunday morning when they
ke to find the house full OF
Ike They succeeded In escaping
Il he street and called the fire de-
y ment The flames were extin-
he'd after the house had been
aged to the extent of $500. The
y In OF the fire Is unknown.
Il d Monnett. a. years old. No. $50
| i&pfeIl-st., II locked up I'm the CEN
II police station. Saturday night,
Ia alked into the saloon OF Reaume
q hers. No. Sc Congress-st. west.
Ia drawing a long barrelled re-
Il er. terrorized all the New Year
orators in the place One OF the
In the saloon leaped on him
a behind and overpowered him,
s.hen the police were called.
raj services for the late Michael
1innne, who died Saturday, In the
se OF his daughter. Mrs. Alfred
ks, No. lis Woodland ave, Will
held. Tuesday morning. at S:30
.ock In the home. and a half hour
Ter In the Church OF the Blessed
crament. Mr.. Cullinane was 81
ars old. native OF Ireland and
le to Detroit so years ago. For a
ElfentQrl. he WAS section foreman
Z - Grand Trunk railway. Five
1Nters survive.
hest deaths I'm Detroit I'm 1911
ready outBumbered those OF the
BREEDING They tUtafed b62, an
a. ease OF l42. Homicides numbered
6 one less than In 1910. There was
big Increase, however, in the num-
Ter Of suicides, ll2, as compared with
Il2 for the preceding twelve months.
| ,xty-two made unsuccessful at
snpts 10 end their lives. or the
|zdple killed In accidents. street cars
IRE responsible for the death OF "a,
TO automobiles 20. In 1910, auto
y oiles killed 80.
ID -emains OF David Austin Wales, a
~ nsber OF one OF Detroit's Oldest
~ lilies will be inferred Monday
- moon. following funeral services
ntae home, No. $50 Cass-ave. Mr..
WAss was grandson OF Austin
49, 3. at one time proprietor OF the
$3.50 Michigan Exchange hotel, re-
INV 2ered by old Detroiters as the
20 leading hotel in the early days.
At The time or his death Mr.. Wales
was proprietor OF the Wyandotte
voting Co. lie leaves his widow
4 three children.
loon near Dix and Livern ois-aves
Sss raided by Assistnnt Prosecutors
=, 'nowski and Heston and Detective
4lgh. Sunday night, and one slot ma
ne was found In operation. This
: ~ seized ami n complaint will be
.IAie against the proprietor. The
-bacers refuse to divulge the owner's
- ne at present. Another saloon on
weesssn- ave was visited hut the off,
sfs were unable TO get in. Mr.. Jas
'bwski SAYS he has positive informa :
a, n that there are two machines in
80 place. Several dance halls were
y 40 visited by the officers, but moth
q M diRordCrly was seen except In n
IN at Sixth and Michigan, where
t i. Jasnowski says number of
rs ing girls were dancing i'm an OBJ
~ ca0nable manner. lie will take the
20 xatr up With Commissioner Croul.
10 al Robinson. musical director Of
as NaHd a NOl<es company, which
llalA an engagement in the Lyceum
thaisr all last week, was stricken
q WIN heart trouble, Friday evening
u and Hsd. saturday, in his apartments
% Hotel Ste. Claire. Mrs. Robin
t,s,,%Q her OF the company, was
the end. He was 30
80 and considered one OF
hcorus and orchestra leaders
ne ro,fntry, having held the posi-
IN OF leader OF the Gayety theater
Roston. for upwards OF ten years
en he Joined the Ward q Vokes
npany for the current season. Mr.
RDinson was operated upon In st
IN Mimi. five weeks ago, and left
ospital only in time to rejoin
hmpany In Detroit. Mrs. Robin
- Us taken the body to Matapann
- rb OF Boston, where the couple
XMythei home.
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