The Detroit times., 1912-02-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Frank Rumsey, aged 81, who was In
Jured by falling tree on his farm
near Romulus. Friday died In St
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Most Of the 10 girls who quit their
work la the laboratory of Pnrke.
Davis AZ Co, Friday. because or a
dissatisfaction with their wages, re-
turned To work, Monday morning.
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crease In pay.
Mel Trotter, the wei1-knOwn evar,-
gelist, addressed two monster audi
ences Sunday afternoon and even
thS-DctFott- oPeFa-house,- on
the occasion OF the anniversary OF
the founding of the city Rescue
mission, under which auspices Mr
Trotter was brought to the city. The
result OF the eVungelists appeal Tor
financial support on behalf OF the
work or the mission was $500.
A short course of lectures and demon
strations on the principles aud hp-
phcations OF electriclty Will be given
Tuesday and Thursday evenings OF
each week IA the central hlgh night
school by Mr.. Kivett. instructor IN
ply sics. No fee is charged. Appli-
cation for admission 10 the course Is
10 be made TO Raymond II. Van
SICKLE. principal of the Central hlgh
night school, room No lO3.
Frank Uvichuk. 80 years old. employed
~ % IabOrer I'm MalcOlmson's coal
yard, Commonwealth and stanley
ayes. was fatally crushed by "A pig
steam shovel, while assisting In the
unloading OF n car OF coal sunday
Afternoon, and died on the way To
Grace. hospital. Ills head was caught
between the powerful steam shovel
and the side OF the car. Coroner
Rothacher is investigating the case.
George W. Dafoe, formerly of Brown
city, Mich, has become associated ms
business manager and treasurer with
Bert NJ. EusttCe, who mas been man
aging the Bert NJ. Eustice Co, and
thu concern VIII be known hereafter
IA the Dafoe Eustice Co. The COM
pany- manufactures automobile COW
ers and other specialties for automo-
biles and does a general jobbing
business in waterproof textiles. roof
Ing, etc
PruI schIof. 40 years old, No. 37O
Grnndy- ave-, run over by a
Grand Trunk train at the Joseph
camrau-ave. crossine, in Ham.
tramck, Saturday night, his left arm
being severed at the elbow. and his
right leg cut of below the knee. He
was taken To Harper hospital. where
he In in critical condition. He has
a wife and six children. Schlon was
employed as a car Inspector. and no
one scems 10 know Just how the ac-
Cident occurred.
Garnet Tyo. 10 years old, md Hiram
Preston. Is, were playing soldier In
the candy store OF Mrs. Richard
Clark, on lakewood blvd, Saturday
ate, noon. when Tyo, who had
small rifle. pointed II at his play
mate, and announced, Il could shoot
you" at the same time pulling the
trigger. Preston tell to the floor
with bullet in his groin. and is in
serious condition. lie was attended
by DR. G c. Benjamin. and later sent
10 Solvay hospital. Both boys live
In lakewood.
A vaudeville entertainments, In behalf
OF Harry Savage, viii be given I'm
the Elks' temi..e, Tuesday night ~
next week, by the following talent;
William funck. violinist: Luigi Mot,
TO. celIist; Samuel l. Slade. basso.
Miss Margaret Ioungblood character
songs, Lynch and Jewel sketch; Leo
Lester. Hebrew impersonator; Geo
Leipzeiger parodies. Charles Alt
man and "Pardner," knockabout act.
There Will also be biograph motion
pictures, a musical burlesque by the
"Prost band" ana "a ball
Jacob Zergn, nRed * years. died, sun
dry, In his home, No. 81 Buriingnme-
ave, OF heart trouble following
three months illness He Is sur
vived by his wife and two sons. air
Zerga was an expert plumber and
had fulnlled the plumbing contracts
in many OF the largest public build
ings In the city. He was member
OF Detroit lodge i, ~ \. NJ, Moslem
temple and Michigan Sovereign con
sistCry Funeral services will be
held under Masonic auspices at
time yet TO be announced.
Believed 10 have been mentally unbaf-
nnced, Hillary HiXard. ~ years old,
OF Aa-LA-l..t .-ett,vootf-Hve swaffowcd
poison with suicidal intent saturday
night. and died as hc was being ear
al 4 t0NfL Ia. cal
the Detroit ambulance. Coroner
Rothachcr, who Is investigating the
case. learned from Rivard's son that
Hivald had been acting peculiarly
for several days Rivard came Go
Detroit two years ago, from River
Rouge, where he had resided for . :
years. lie. was carpenter.
The trial of Chauncey W. Hammond ON
the charge Of stealing nutOmO-
bile was postponed until next Tues
day after partial hearing. Satur-
day morning, before Judge Connolly.
I h prosecution finished before the
adjournment, and made out an ap-
paseHtly good case against the young
fienzied flhancier producing wit
ncsses from Columbus, O., 10 whom
Hammond tried TO sell the stolen car.
Attorney c, T wilkins. representing
Hsmmond. is in poor health. and II
was at his request for rest that
adjournment was taken, before start
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In obser, nnce Of Charles Dickens con-
tennry anniversary. which falls
upon Wednesday OF this week, a
number of the city's clergy used the
-zteHt= English novelist for the theme
OF sermons and talks from sunday
pulpits. Notably fine addresses were
made by Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin in
Temple Beth ri. the Rev. Eugene NJ.
Antrim, IN the North Woodward
Methodist church and the Rev. Lee
-MeCe4 i-stef.tt he Church of ttur
Father Or MCCOlieSter used the