The Detroit times., 1912-01-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

n. %. WeIIman, No. 102 Lafay cite blvd
narrowly escaped death when he was
struck by "A Trdmbull car at Mtchi
san-ave. and Griswoid-st., SUNDAY
afternoon, and was rolled 20 feet un-
der the fender. which saved him from
being ground under the wheels. lie
walked away after the accident.
Funeral services were held In Holy
Rosary church Monday morning for
the late Mrs Mary G. Duggan, wife
OF l.. ~ Duggan, OF No. 40 Mel
bourne-ave She was prominent
member or Holy Rosary congregation
and formerly was secretary-treasur-
er OF the altar society of So. Peter
When John q. Petris. Of M. 766 ~.
Antoine-st., aNoke, sunday morning,
he failed TO find his trousers, but
search revealed them IN the yard be-
Tow an open window. They had con-
tanned $3.50 when ne saw them last.
hut the money WAS missing when he
found them Investigation showed
that 800 worth OF jewelry mad also
been removed from the-house.
Despondent over IiI-henlth and money
BIntters, Joseph kosciIIniak, a Pes
sian, 40 years old, drank carbolic
acid I'm his home. No. 1855 Russell
St, Sunday night. and died In the
elevator in Grace hospital while be-
ing taken 10 the operating room.
kCscilniaks younger brother, VINO
lived with him, reached the hospital
created a scene. abusing the hospital
attaches for allowing his brother 10
die.
stufnng clothes into the crevice I'M
der the Kitchen door, Miss Agnes
Mccain. 90 years old, turned on the
gas in the Kitchen OF her home, No.
l43 Rowena- Saturday night, ana
was found dead some hours later. by
her roomers She il said TO have
beer Respondent over financial mat
ters Coroner Burgess is attempting
TO communicate with relatives In
Stratford, Ont.
Blanche Hopp, 10 years old, and Jennie
Mckenna, only Ia, both residing In
Rochester, Mich. were picked up on
Cadillac-sq. Sunday afternoon py
Truant Officers Jordan and Isham
The older girl was held pending
further investigation. while the Me-
Kenna girl was sent TO her home
She declared that Miss Hopp Induced
her TO come 10 Detroit Saturday
morning that they had met two
young men here and had been with
them until short time before they
were arrested.
The January meeting OF the Detroit
Real Estate hoard will he held In the
Hotel Cadillac. next Thursday even
ing. following dinner NJ O:So
o'clock In this meeting candidates
for offices I'm the association, to be
hlled in the February election, VIII
be nominated. II Is likely that the
members Will also discuss the street
car question. The membership is
divided on the Thompson Hutchins
franchise and a lively debate Is in
prospect.
The annual MONDAY Lenten services
opened Monday, Feb. 26. by the Rev.
Gaius Glenn Atkins, OF Providence,
K. L.. former pastor OF the First Con-
sregational church in this city. AS
in past years five OF the Protestant
denominations in the city will unite
in the services, each denomination
providing a speaker for one week,
the last week to he interdenomina-
ticnal with Detroit pastors as the
speakers
Thomas IL. HeaIy, 81 years old, n val
ued empioye OF the Columbus Phar-
uaceutical Co., died Saturday. in his
home No. 40 Antoinette-st. Suffer
ing the loss OF his left leg through
accident when 10 years old, Mr..
Healy determined TO devote his bust
ness energies to alleviating similar
Affections in others, by selling arti-
fcial limbs and giving his time and
deep study to the Improvement or
such aids TO afflicted humanity. De-
spite his infirmity Mr.. Heay was an
expert bicyclist and held tie worlds
record for thigh" walking Mr..
Healy's home was In Grand Rapids,
from which city he came TO Detroit
four years ago. His mother and one
sister survive. Funeral services will
be held In Grand Rapids Tuesday.
Slipping ON the sidewalk mt Woodward
and willis-aves., mt $500 o'clock,
Sunday night, Miss Elsie Kunow, 10
.Years-nld-- LIKING -Nn--2n62- East
Grand boulevard fell heavily, strlk-
ing oher head, and lay unconscious
for some time before she was found
by pedestrians. and carried into Doty
Bros drug store, whence she was re-
moved 20 Grace hospital She was
unconscious for more than an hour.
but when she recovered was able TO
give her name and address, and rela-
tives soon reached the hospital An
examination showed that she had
been only temporarily stunned. and
she is expected to leave for her home
some time Monday
For the first time In the history of the
weekly Sunday evening meetings OF
the Detroit Newsboys association
the plan was tried, Sunday in De-
troit Whcclmen's hall, of having
member of the association preside,
and the first to he chosen for the
honor was William Wilson. Here
after the chair Will always be occu-
pied by one OF the boys. An excel
lent program OF music and recita-
tons was given by the boys, and
Charles c. Simons, the well known
attorney, made good talk TO the
newsies. impressing upon them TO
be honorable for honors sake" and
not because II Is the best policy
4 strong sermon ON conditions la Utah
among the M"rnons, and a clcnr, un-
biased summing ip OF the Mormon
belief was given Sunday, In ST
Johns Episcopal church. by Bishop
T.. s. Spalding, of Salt Lake City,
episcopal bishop OF Utah. Bishop
Spalding said that the Christian
world must he patient and strong In
ite faith that Mormonism will be
wiped out. More Mormon young
men arc going TO eastern colleges
every year and are learning that a
materialistic God and low view OF
women fail TO satisfy" said Bishop
Spalding. The truth which sets men
free VIII come with education"