The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-08

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Accelerated handsome monument
| Sunday In the lodges plot in Grand
| Lawn cemetery, Redford. The monu
uent Is erected to the memory uf de
parted brethren. IL is a 30-ft column
| or granite. About 1000 persons VIII
messed the ceremonies
hrs. Ethel Cecil, wns badly burned
about the hands and body when n
| gasoline stove exploded, sunday, il
| her apartment az No, 200 Clinton-st
Her clothlng WAS ignited and she
| was painfully burned before the
| names were eNtinguished. She WAS
| taken 10 81 MaTy's hospital. ana "
| expected IL recover.
.eter FuIIizich. - years old, of No.
| 1910 80. Aubin-nNe., was thrown from
| his bicycle and badly injured when
| run down sunday night BY an auto
| driven b. Henry knickerb booker, Qt
No. III Elmhurst at Hendrle
| and 81 Aubin -aYes Hp WAS taken
to Grace hospital and is suffer ny
from conclusion OF the brain
his. Elsie Hagen. daughter OF the Rev
| William Hagen, pnstOr OF Emmanuel
Lutheran church. died. sunday eve
ming. or spinal meningitis. following
an illness OF Two weeks. Miss Has
en was born In LudlngtOn 20 years
ago. and had lived In Detroit with
| her parents FOR Il years. Funeral
! arrangements have not oeen com
pleted.
ohm W. Wheelock, ~ years old, shot
himself through the brain, sunday
| night, Ia the bathroom Of his home,
No. SO Forsythe ave, and was dead
when his aged wife reached MIS- side
| His sufrerings and the hot weather
| tongue, and In recent operation
most OF his tongue was removed.
| His suffrings and the hot weather
are believed 10 have temporarily un-
balanced his mind
The body OF Mrs. Jessie Dunn. OF No.
100 JOnes-st., who was drowned near
| Ecorse last week, has not yet been
claimed by relatives, and two young
| women, Lizzie Thornton and Ieda
Mcclure OF No. 26g Second ave. are
trying 10 get word TO relatives, 10
have funeral arrangements made.
They declare that II no relatives
claim the body. girl friends OF the
dead woman VIII pay the funeral eN-
penses
Peter sunratp, of Paramount. W. Va,
i trniIed hts runaway wife and his
five- year-old daughter Mary, TO De-
troit. arriving here sunday, and To-
cal police were soon al work on a
kidnapping mystery" Detective
John r. Grove, who was sent to in
vestigate, learned that Mary SON
ora, OF No. 4y5 Brewster St who re-
ported that her child was kidnapped
by a man who took her TO "a moving
ratio had left him. in Paramount
and brought her daughter with her.
Detective Grove reports that the
mother was so grieved over the loss
OF the child that she was planning
10 sell hAr furniture here and go
back TO her husband and beg his for
giveness.
DR.. Robert RoessIer, OF HobOken, ". j.,
representative of the German Amer
ican association or the Panama
Pacific exposition. has placed Detroit
on the list OF stop over cities for
tourists from the Atlantic coast To
San Francisco In 1918. Or. Roessler
IL the American representative for
many German Industries He is also
a surgeon for the Hamburg Ameri-
can steamship Co. His visit TO De-
troit combines business and pleasure.
He was married i'm Buffalo last
Thursday, 10 Miss TheklH Mcneil.
and Detroit is one OF the stops on
their honeymoon tour. They leave
for Mackinac. Monday afternoon. and
thence proceed 10 Chicago and san
Francisco There will be lS00 Ger
man and 900 Austrian exhibitors at
the Panama Pacific exposition, ac-
cording TO DR.. Roessler. Several Ger
man manufacturers ne says are
planning to establish Industries IN
America. because German taxes are
so high DR. Roessler is making
study OF Industrial conditions IN sew
eral cities. and for this purpose has
visited several Detroit factories.