The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-02
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Joha Cousins, n pioneer farmer near
Amherstburg, Ont, n dead at the as
OF IS. lie was an uncle OF NuiVo'
oueliette. 292 Michlgan-nve.
Mrs, Q1eealc Hudson. OF No. I'D b"ss
80. reports to the police that M she
was watkins along Gnsii0 n1ebt =
man grabbed her handbag. contain
ing sI5. and fled. The lying squad,
ron .Searched the Vicinity put Iali""
TO Set any track of the culprlt
The Rev. A. A. RosenbIOom, OF Mime
npoiis, a weii-known Hebrew cantor
and composer OF sacred music, VIII
conduct services Friday evening ana
saturday morning. In Beth Jacch
NOUS cantor, and has occupied pull,
pits In Russia. Paris. London and
various cities In America.
Register OF Deed. Otto stoII has re-
ceiyed letters from every banking
institution and trust company In
Wayne county congratulating him on
the efficient manner In which he has
conducted his office. For the first
time ina the history OF the office IL
has been made self-sustaining. and
during the past year returned a ball
anse of t5.766 TO the county. In 1904
tire office cost the taxpayers sl4,555.
The establishment OF n censor board.
to he known rs the art com mission
o. the public school system, is being
discussed by the principals and IL
likely TO become an actually. The
purpose Is TO make the decorations
In class rooms conform to an artis-
tic and harmonious scheme, Pictures
are now hung without any regard 10
artistic effect, and the result Is not
one that is likely 10 cultivate an
aesthetic sense In either pupil or
teacher
Funeral services for the late Anton
Dunnebacke Will he held Saturday
morning, in the Church OF the
Blessed Sacrament Mr.. Dunnebacke
died. Wednesday, following short
illness He was So years OF age, a
naAlve OF Westphalia; Germany and
had lived In Detroit Al years. For
22 years until retirement about 10
years ago. he kept a hotel. He is
survived by his wife and stepson.
Theodore Petri living in the family
home, No. 24+ Tennyson-
During the work OF excavation for the
new Dime Savings bank nj GrlswoId
and FORESTS, Thursday. a portion OF
the stockade OF Fort Shelby was dis
closed The fort was built In 1918
ana was demolished in 1895, but the
oak logs OF which the stockade was
ms,de, Nre insan almost perfect state
or preservation. CitS Historian G.
NJ Burton says that the old fort was
OF rectangular shape, with rounded
corners. and the portion of the stock
ade disclosed Thursday, Mr.. Burton
believes. was the southeast corner
AS soon as the discovery became
known hundreds OF persons Hooked
TO the spot TO see this evidence OF
Detrofts earlier history.
A young coIored boy named Raymond,
whc has been before the juvenile
oottt several times charged with
stealing laundry and selling IL, was
sent to the D'Arcambal farm by
Judge Hubert Thursday afternoon.
Raymond was arrested three weeks
ago but declared he could prove his
wrote letter 10 Anna Eva Fay, the
serees, asking her the name OF the
Individual who stole the missing
laHndry The letter never reached
Mfss Fay, and Judge Hubert exer-
cised his own occult power, deciding
that the thiefs name was Raymond.
William Haley, aged 90, senior MEM
Der OF the arm Of Haley a McMuIien.
commission dealers narrowly es
capped death in the Michigan Central
stockyards. Thursday afternoon,
when he was attacked by an angry
bull. Haley entered the yard TO ex-
anime some stock. and the bull made
for him. He attempted to drive II
away with whip, but this had no
effect and he then started on the run
for 'hay-rack The bull caught him
and torsed him into the rack and
Their started tearing down the rack
\ 90 get at him. Mr.. Haley's calls for
help were heard by A. 4; Bray. OF
away with n club. DR.. L. C.. STAIRS,
OF No ESQ Fifteenth-st. was called
a>Ed sent Mr. Haley TO st. Marys hos
pital where IL was found that he
was not seriously injured
Two divorces were granted Thursday
20 Mrs. Anna X. Place, wife of Capt.
John Place. OF the Gilchrist steamer
viking Early in the day Mrs, Place
was given "a decree on the ground of
non-support and a few hours later
, the captain protested TO Judge Hos
mer that he had not been notified OF
the trial. The case was then re-
opened and after the husband had
told his story the wife was again
given a decree, with back alimony
OF $3.50 and s25 per month permanent
alimony. Mrs Place now supports
herself and their child by clerking I'm
n down-to store. The testimony
showed that too much mother-in-
law was at the bottom Of the trou-
BILE. Mrs Place refused 10 live with
the captains mother. and he refused
to live away from her
Detroit automobile men are pInnning
to. make big kick against the In
grasses in the price OF gasoline
which are foreshadowed in state
mcnts from Standard oil hcadquar-
tors IN New York. Tire price has
already been increased from Is TO rs
cents gallon. ard this Increase
siono means that Detroit automobile
owners will have to add 500. coo 10
their gasoline budget for the year
apd further increases gre expected
Hae ledSon klNtn inc increase Us
the falling of I'm tho supply OF crude
oil from the Pennsylvania fields,
from which the best grades come.
Some are inclined to connect the In
crease with the recent order for dis
solution of the Standard oil Co.
claiming that the advance is for the
purpose OF covering the added cost
OF operating the subsidiaries as 80
separate companies.
conductor on the Brush line stood
his ground agninst 80 workmen who
boarded the car at the end OF the
line Russell-st and Piquette-ave.,
about 5:45 o'clock, Thursday after
noon. and rendered workingmen's
tickets. which the conductor refused
to accept on the ground that the
time limit mad expired His car was
ifheduled TO leave the terminus at
on worlsingmens tickets expires at
b:45. The wrangling continued until
the car reached the corner OF Forest
ave. and ST. Antoine-st.. where the
motorman. on the conductors orders.
ran the car on a switch. and the lat
ter announced that IL would remain
until the men peid nickel fare or
took another car. One by one the
men left as time passed, and when
Supt. Reynolds arrived about
o'clock, In response to the conduc-
tors summons. only about n haIt
dozen remained. The official upheld
tRe conductor and the workmen took
4Aother car.