The Detroit times., 1908-12-21
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Mrs Ida Ford Gebbett, widow of Tru-
ant Officer Harry Gebbctt, who died
about year ago. is dead In her
home. No. $50 Commonwealth-ave
and the burial took place Monday
afternoon from that address. one
child. a daughter. survives.
lie sidents OF the North End twest
sideD w.il meet I'm the North Wood
ward congregational church at
O'Clock tonight TO consider the claims
which their district has upon the
consideration OF the estimators, and
other nelghborhood matters.
Labor party's candidate for president
at the last national election VIII
speak In Schroeder's hall. No. ltS
Gratiot-ave., Monday evening. he
has chosen Socialism and Organiza-
ton" as HIS topic There viii be no
admission.
After dropping $500 In n poker game
res anfTss sai nse%gnnf bs sp
dredge worker. came to Detroit,
where he alleges. he was robbed OF
$40 by eolored woman The police
arrested Katie Lewis and Stella Hun
ter, both colored. on suspicion.
DIR. J. Earle Mcintyre. house physi-
cinn I'm Harper hospital, IL seriously
ill IN that institution with scarlet
fever. contracted while he was on
duty among the scarlet fever patti
ents In the contagious ward. This
is the first instance In years where
the disease has been communicated
TO the attending physician.
Leo j. keena, one OF the members OF
the nrm OF keenn Drake. No. 80
Cadillac-sq has been announced az
one of the eligibles on the United
states consular list. lie passed the
consular examination in Washington
last month with 20 others. There
are now "a names on the list from
which appointments Will be made.
Mr.. Keena Is son OF Attorney James
II. Keena
drafted IA bill, which will be intro
duced in the next legislature by Rep.
Guy a. Miller. providing maximum
penalty OF 20 years Imprisonment
threats. oral or written. The pro-
posed bill grows out OF the Black
Hand outrages recently planned IN
this city. but nipped in the bud by
the police.
"Tye Just walked from Buffalo and I'm
almost stnryed.- said Joseph kafeyn-
ski. a young lad whose home Is In
the New York burg. TO Mounted Pa
trolman Mark Baker, Sunday after
noon. The boy looked 1t. and Baker
took him To the nearest restaurant
and bade him eat his fill. The Of
ficer cheertully settled with the res
taurateur and later sent the boy TO
the McGreRor mission for the night.
The Newsboys' association L. planning
special Christmas program for next
week. when prizes Will be given for
the best recitations. Each or the
OF the book. BLACK Beauty" In
Sunday nights meeting, Claud II.
Gambler. president and superinten-
dent OF the Calvert LithographIns
Co. was the principal speaker. His
subject was, The United States gov
eminent"
&. IL. Reed, of Lninssburg Mich, II In
Detroit arranging for the representa-
q Northwestern lnSlT-
ance Go. In Shiawassee and Living
ston counties. Mr.. Reed was con-
nected with the Detroit Times for
several years. leaving the paper to
publish the Laingsburg News. which
he built w into an excellent prop
erty and disposed OF the same TO
| enter the insurance field, for which
| he is splendidly qualified.
Thomas sutton completes n 9O-day term
In the house of correction today, but
his release Is hardly in the nature
| OF Christmas present. for brace
| or Pinkerton detectives Will be walt
| ing with open arms to take him TO
| charge OF assault while armed with
| dangerous weapon and also on
charge OF attempted burglary. SUIT
ton was convicted in the local police
| court OF stealing a watch from a man
| In Grand Circus park.
\ Two Italian lads, Joseph PadulO. 10.
| snd Daniel Monoco, IL, who ran away
from their homes in BROOKLYN: 30
/
and then couldn't find him. arrived
| I'm Detroit. Sunday mornin, en- route
back home. They called at police
| headquarters and asked for a place
| to sleep. saying they were out OF
money and "tuckered' out. Lieut..
Walpolc accommodated them. and
| Lieut. Brcault. OF the truant squad,
will hold them until he can com
| municate with their parents.
4 neryy woman thief entered the Cen
traI Savings bank Just about closing
1 IN la ut O ~ hA-
| ing directed to the wash room by n
woman cmploye, went through coats
and Jackets at her leisure. securing
| n nice little collection OF handker-
| chiefs, gloves. loose change and car
tickets. In the meantime the bank
| had been closed. but the thief bodily
| walked out through the main cor
ridor and was liberated By an un-
| sUspecting janitress. She was safe
| ly out or reach when the employees
discovered that their clothes had been
| rfled.
The RI. Rev. John 3. Foley ofacinted
| mt the dedicatory services of st. Hya-
| cinth's Polish Catholic church. sun
| day morning at $3.50 O'Clock the cere-
mony being witnessed by some 500
| people Several priests OF the do
Cesc were present and assisted in the
| services The Rev. +. L. KolkieWccz
the pastor, was celebrant Of the SOL
| cmn high mass. and was assisted by
the Rev. FIR Gutowski. OF st. Cast
Mrs church. The Rev. FIR. Rad
ARE $50 families in st. Hyacinths
| parish. The church cost SAC, 900 and
has fine school attached.
Park Com missioner Hin man IL seek
| Ing % good site for the weather kiosk
| TO be sent here by the federal gov
eminent for the convenience OF
| weather-anNious citizens who would
like To get aline on the future cloud
| and temperature prospects. At at
| present planned. recess will be made
| in the lawn In front OF the city hall
the kiosk being set back from the
! Woodward-ave. sidewalk with a
small space about IL 80 that those
who are interested. can look at all
Its four SIDES. The thermometers
rain guage, barometer and other in
Gtruments viii give even an amateur
fair idea OF the business Of wealth
err prediction.
| Charles Denenu and Jacob Madgnr were
arrested ut the Pere Marquette alp,
Sunday morning. before daylight.
They were halted as they left the
carferry by Immigration Inspector
Eye. The two started to run but
were rounded up by Eye and Patrol
man Lamond after one shot had been
fired at them The two were sus-
pected OF knowing something about
Chinese smuggling. Deneau having
-beaA-in trouble previously In that
| connection. The police finally dis
charged Deneau after learning that
warrant charging him with lar
ceny had been withdrawn. and ne
was escorted to the ferry and sent
back TO Windsor.
The paintings of Carl Mefchers, the
Detroit artist, cnme I'm for consider
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