The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-31

delivered one OF ner TRADES against
liquor and tobacco n the corridor OF
the Library Park lGtel. where she
stopped while in Detroit.
Abraham bergman, aged 8 years, of
No. 345 Riopelle-st., was run down By
delivery wagon driven by George
Drill. on the Eastern market Satur-
day afternoon. receiving injuries
which may make him a cripple Tor
life He Is now I'm st. Mary's hos
pitaL
The Night Watch Bible Tract society
PUTIN Bay, y. Three thousand dele
gates are In attendance, among whom
are several clergymen from all parts
OF the United States. Ii is the larg-
est convention that ever visited the
island.
Anthony Ssnsone, OF No. 124 HASTINGS
st. who received n black hand letter
Friday. threatening him with death
unless he came through with VI ,0Oc
In cash at once, was stu alive Mon
day morning and apparently not
badly frightened by the contents os
the missive.
The Rev. james l.. Gardiner, pastor of
the Tabernacle Methodist church, In
ms sermon Sunday morning. con
tended that religion is the force
which must be finally relied on 10
cal moral and spiritual. Religion.
he said. Is the most important thing
In the world.
La his sermon ON the doctrine OF Chris
ton perfection In the Central MethO-
dist church. Sunday morning the Rev
+. n. Leete, ID. D., said that Gods law
or perfection is recognition or the
noble possibilities Of humanity. Slnce
lie commands IL, it's fulfillment some
time. somewhere Is within our grasp
There is a perfection possible In this
world
Vito Pnlaxxoio, a IO-year-oId boy who
was reported 10 the police as missing
from his home at No. $50 Rivard- st.
has been located In the D'Arcambal
home for boys. where he was placed
by j. Morris Fisher, probation officer
Thursday night. He found the boy
sleeping in an alley lie will prob
ably be tried as a delinquent in the
juvenile court.
Last January. Mrs. Anna Pitts. n. nd
mInistratrix of the estate OF Ollie Os-
borne. deceased. commenced suit
against the G.. II. a. II. r. II. To re-
cover 10000 damages for causing
the death OF Mr.. Osborne. Last Sat
urday, Mrs. Pitts received word that
the railroad company had decided not
To contest the suit and will settle her
claim in full
The funeral of the Rev. David VI. Coon
err will be held Monday afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence. !
No 1915 Jefferson-ave Or. Cooper
Presbyterian church. and was one OF
Detroits oldest and most highly re-
spected citizens. Death was due TO
old aye. Rthe- deceased being In his
eighty third year.
a revolver in the hands OF James
buchanan, saloonkeeper Mt No. ~
Randolph-st. was accidentally dis
tempted to wrest the weapon from
him. Sunday night. The couple had
ruHrruifng The bullet did
asked the police for protection. She
says her husband has threatened her
life
Neil H~ther. aged 10. son OF a farmer
ed Sunday on a charge OF stealing IA
horse and rig belonging to his father
and selling II in Detroit. His father
SAYS he VIII prosecute him The
young man admitted to the police |
that he was paroled convict. hav-
ing been sent up for cruelty te- am I
mails. and oardoned before his SEN
tence had been served.
samuel Harrison, aged 81. n me mber of
the custom brokerage Arm Of We'll
Ton Harrison. died Sunday at mis-
home; No s7s -Lafayette-blyd lie
had been Ill for nine months. and |
his end was not unexpected. Before |
he died he called his family about |
him. made ARRANGEMENT for his flu
neral and selected his pallbearers. !
The funeral will be held from tina
residence Tuesday at o'clock.
A trunk containing $40. the savings |
-ef- John s<uwiotkuwskf snd hts thrrr
sons Tor several months, was stolen |
from the room occupied by the quar-
tet In Jacob Ciseks home. No. 175 In |
gersoll-st.. early Saturday morning |
together with a pair OF trousers con- |
tanning. sac belonging to one OF the |
sons. Trunk and trousers were found |
later I'm tfte beck yard and both had |
been rihed. Cisek. the landlord, was |
locked ND on suspicion.
John Ronsskf, Jr., wns stabbed I'm the !
cheek during a free for-nll nRht In |
MS fathers saloon, No. 5l1 Riopelle- |
ST.. Saturday night. His alleged as |
sailant. William Pomsuski No 4Is
Warren ave. east. was arrested by |
Detectives Redmond and Dederich. OF |
Chene-st., where he is held pending |
Young mans cheek IL an ugly one. |
but is not dangerous. Pomauski de-
clares he acted in self-defense
Lieut.. BresuIt, of thc truancy DEPART
ment, has started = crusade 20 put a |
stop to boys and giils selling papers |
and gum on the doS ~ town ST eets |
and IN cafes late ~ night He has |
given orders to the members OF the |
truancy SQUAD TO afIes. al, children |
caught selling anything IKE at hight. |
Late saturday three girls were
caught. and were taken to head quar-
ters aud held until their parents /
came after them. The girlE weto Nd
die and Beatrice DuInan. % No. zoo |
Michigan-ave. and sioltite Sflverman |
OF No. 1s5 Clinton-st The Durham |
.sisters-haxe- Arrested steal
tng.TV
The Rev. ,. r.. Sunderland. of Hartford.
Conn. delivered an address ON .sThe
New Awakening in India" sunday |
afternoon. SAYS that IL the United /
states had charge or the educational j
work IN India that country would /
soon become one OF the greatest in !
the world. The English he said do \
I not care to develop the minds of the |
natives. perhaps fearing they would |
take the same action as the Ameff- |
can colonies DIR. Sunderland has |
spent much time In India investfgat- |
ing religious. educational and social \
conditions for the British and foreign |
Unitarian aSsociatia44-t Great Brit
ain. lie saws the Indian people are /
brainy race.
Gen m