The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-29
IN DETROIT

to Be used in the erection OF nurses
home for 81. Mary's hospital. st.
Mary's auxiliary has undertaken to
raise the $4,000 needed for the home.
Funeral services were held u sseuhe.-
Vile. D.. sunday, for DR.: n. W. Nell
in the home OF his daughter. Mrs c.
G. Williams. No. 2A acknowledgements.
DR.. Nelson was well-known prac.
lived in stsubenviiie 40 years pre-
\ vious TO coming to Detroit three
months ago. He was rs years old.
Funeral services for Charles Hinel-
hech. Who died Friday n the Tat
versity hospital. Philadelphia, were
As Erskine- st. Rabbi Leo NJ Frank
lin, OF Temple Beth I'll, officiating.
The casket was borne by four broth.
ers, Herman. Zella, Moses and Israel
Himeihoch, and Fred NJ Butsei and
Julian Krolik.
A class Of 20 candidates was Initiated
lntO the Wo0dmen 81 the World Sun.
day In Moose temple. the work be-
Ing done by Evergreen camp. No. 80
the latter lodges being guests Of De-
troit lodges OF the order. DR.. @. II.
Schley, OF Omaha. q national lecturer
rSy sas STasr gave on open add meeting s
held In the temple In the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles krsts, Of M. S7l Grand
RiveP-aye., founA . week-old babe
home. late Saturday night, and moth.
waif to the Foundlings' home Eetgh-
bors reported that "A young woman
wearing white skirt and a black
coat was soer ny through the
alley shortly before.
fren the main building ~ Crowley.
Miner & Co.'S store, IS feet, to the
roof Of the annex building. died in
was 10 years old. and lived In WEBB
bervius, Mich. He chad been room
ing here at No. io0s Willis-ave. east
James Young. Of Sandwich-st.. Wiud-
sOr, foreman Of . gasG Of men elee-
centrsi tunnel system. was run oSsa
by locomotive At Beecher-ave. and
the railroad. Saturday night. and
ffw ssSs: S s:', Widow IL Grs sSa nSs
children.
ssRering fro1 fern Of dementia
waish n.as him hsiisye tAst ne wss
SSps whit william as P ssI%na by yss n:
old. OF No. III Nelson-st.. slashed his
throat with a razor. when he hap
pened to see 2 policeman at Howard
morning. He died 40 ne was being
placed on the operating table in the
Boulevard sanitarium.
Mrs. nebert Thompson. Of No. sss
while she vas doing, some ironing
Sunday afternoon. and she explained
TO- the police that her nat iron got
mixed mixed up with her shooting iron
pocket. pulling the trigger and send.
not enlightsn the police on her habit
%h: .Ss ala f Ssr ironing M nsr
John Dalarus, - years old. Of Ne. sss
seiou, condition q g. Aubin-aye.
and and % ss r. nocs th.t
s .o ha3 ss:S :stssK.d al by pU six menu nsn.
came unconsoious. Hc was taken to
sss: a0 sSPoash 1 ss :.u i1Dis'' sras
sesslA As.sl..kL = ysars cid. q No.
81 Dsscas.st. sss.ns yielsatly Inc
c: n to a :sss.a s'm sses drew. ps SftG
scratching him. and gave the crew %
fore the. y' Iandsd him in : eA Gag. I'm in
the detention ward In police head
quarters; The police learned that
ns in w1: did two ys Sr:r r Sss
death unbalanced his mind.
n.1ansel A.l,na.. Ne: 3As wi.1er-st
felt = haa6 In HE trousers pocket:
Sas 4. n h.a .nsa s.mu: and
10 years old. Of No. SOC Alfred-st;
h iS r,,v vas grabbed by employees Of
turned over to Detectives Kunkel and
Cotter. He has been In this country
only short time. and will be turned
Ject for deportation.
n. ID. 0rseaey. Lin. C.P.A., will de-
liver. . lecture IN the Y. NJ. G. A..
viii be the opening Of the scnooI o.
tanned BY the association with b. o.
Slater, David Smith. G. c. Seely and
A. e. Sherman as Instructors
Aided By adAltioasl capital from the
has rsorganixed az the Wagenhais
ssSSoo co instead ss caPssi stock rS Of
new company Will increase its work.
ing force materially. seek a new fac
sSry :,ss inS Stsr =: output of
Capt. Charles Matthew. for MANY,
Es:.s . fa.iliss street ag.rss aiea
peters nsi6. He VS. said to Be a
fedsrate side, and had made his llv-
Ing for many years selling notions.
He had no known relatives and not
enough friends to Pay his funeral
n. J. kinnuean. dlstrict supezlntendess
% the WestePn Uni0n. has annOuncetl
the appointment OF A. A. Burr. Of
Evansville. Ind, a. assistant man
ager OF the Detroit office. Mr.. Biat
will arrive this week to succeed 4.
Ralph, who will take charge OF the
Western Union office In Winona
WIS.,. his former home.
u J. Chaobes1aln, president Of the
Grand Tvunk railway, and chairnasa
OF the board Of directors OF the COM
pany, will come to Detroit within
the next six weeks, with traffic off,
Gals Of the road. This was an
nounced by Traffic Commissioners A.
Il. Waterfall. Of the Board OF Com
merge. st q "yst-together" banquet
craft club. Saturday evening. VIII.
| and George Beck and John L. Dex-
ter were the principal speakers.
TIE Detroit Biological society formally
parks 80 scrSs Saturday afternoon
with simple ceremonies. Edwin
DENLY. 80 master OF ceremonies,
drank . glass OF mineral water to
the future home Of the greatest zoo
In the world" Richard f. Follett,
secretary Of the society. said he be-
lieved Woodbridge park would sur
pass the Bronx sociological gardens OF
New York In q few years. M. p.
| Hurlbut. former park commissioner.
| told OF his efforts to obtain for De-
! troit q larger 500 than can be housed
| on Belle Isle. Dudley Woodbridge.
| in whose name 100 acres Of the park
| were given to the society. spoke