The Detroit times., 1908-12-12
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The director Of the Detroit Museum OF
Art will lecture sunday afternoon ON
Scenes and people OF the Emerald
Isle"
notified that under an order from
Surgeon General O'Reilly. OF the war
department, every man AT r, .he r rSar
plust be vaecinated The order
doesn't meet with any. particular
favor from the men.
An old man, whose name was not
taken. was saved from probabie
death under street car by Patroi-
man John Neitzel. Thursday night,
when he jumped on an east-bound
Baker car just in time to push the
aged man out of the way of a down
town Michigan car.
The remains of Rutger ID. Green, which
were found IN River Rouge severni
days ago, were Inferred Friday az
ternoon. Services were held In the
home OF Andrew III. Green. Crosse
Pointe Farms. and were conducted
by the Rev Henry T.. Ridley, rector
of St. Marks Episcopal church. Del
ray.
Burglars thoroughly ransacked the
home of DIR. q. Leon Haywood, No.
1875 Lincoln ave. Thursday evening,
during the absence OF DIR. and Mrs.
Haywood on n Christmas shopping
tour Jewelry. siiNerware and two
revolvers, all valued at $3.50, were
taken. Entrance was gained through
the cellar
euth-=s., received word. Friday, that
her brother. George Graham whom
she supposed dead for several years;
is alive and well He sepnt several
years In the Klondyke region and Ia
now almost a millionaire. There was
joyful meeting recently In Seattle
between Graham and his niece, u
daughter of Mrs. Graham.
A. w. Dancer. No. 1O4 EpgIewOod-ave.,
called at police headquarters, FRI
day. with a highly decorated Black
l..ssA to- .F.aA ~ m
through the mail. II instructed him
To put 500 on his back porch when
somebody knock" on pain OF death
The police regard the letter as a
hoax. but Detective Tuttle. who lives
near the Dancer home, was requested
TO keep an eye on the place.
~Lnst night I dreamed that some phil
anthropist sent me a check for $780,
COO as a Christmas present" said the
crime reporter Il had just nicely
glued my eyes on II and was al
ready framing up In my mind let
ter OF resignation to the paper wher
the doR-goned alarm clock went on
and the check faded before / could
even see who signed 1t. what's the
use OF dreaming anyhow
sheridan J. Colby, state representative
..l do not believe I'm prohibition amy
more than l do In drunkenness. What
the people want is regulation OF the
saloon and penalties heavy enough so
that the laws can and Will be en-
forced. 1 am heartily in sympathy
with the plan Of the brewers to limit
the number OF saloons and take away
the license of a saloonist who vio-
lates the law three times.
A joint meeting of the Society of De-
troit Chemists, the Detroit Engineer
ing society and the Detroit Foundry
mems association will be held in the
rooms of the Employers association,
in the Stevens building, next Friday
evening, when Harrington Emerson,
OF New York. will talk on stand
ardization of railroad maintenance
expenses" Preceding the meeting
supper will be served In the Penob-
scot Inn.
gusnn Rafferty, was removed from a sn-
loon Mt No. a. Woodward-ave., where
she was employed as cook, TO St
Mary's hospital two weeks ago and
died there Friday afternoon. Coun-
~ Physicians Stapleton and Grimes
performed a postmortem examination
on the order of Coroner Bennett, but
were unable to determine the cause
OF death. County Chemist John r..
Clark will try to solve the problem
She was 20 years old.
Joseph ROsenberg, n Wholesale jeweler
at No. % Monroe-ave., has h1ed a
trust mortgage, with James ID. Je-
rome as trustee. The schedule OF
debts filed by Rosenberg lists up s12.-
outside companies: Among the cred
itors are Elijah III. Rosenberg man
ager. $1,000: samuel Rosenberg,
RssenbeFx agent sferk ana aus Ros
enberg II also a creditor for $500.
That the course Of evolution In always
upward and that reincarnation fol-
lows THE same lines was the main
theme developed by l.. w. Rogers.
theosophist lecturer. I'm his address
In SYSTEMATICALLY hall Friday even
ing. He declared that the great
minds of the present age had per-
fected their attachments by strivings
in other existences, the compositions
OF Mozart being traceable to former
lives of the soul inhabiting Mozart's
body.
Frank Miller, lately employed rs a
porter ON the ship Rochester, was ar
rested Friday, on a charge OF steal
ing two suits OF clothes, an overcoat
and other articles from a shipmate,
George Mclaughlin. OF Midland
Mich. Mclaughlin and F. L. Quint.
engineer on the boat, played detec-
tive Friday. and after tracing Miller
from Ecorse TO Detroit. caught him
with some OF the stolen goods I'm his
possession and turned him over to
the police.
Stock holders I'm Parke, Davis a Co. are
made hnppy by n Christmas dividend
of per cent which has just been
declared The regular quarterly
dividend is\2 per cent During the