The Detroit times., 1908-05-19
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gust.
Owing TO the many requests from the
public schools, the lecture on Yellow
stone park VIII be repeated In the
auditorium OF the Art museum. on
Friday afternoon OF this week at
o'clock.
paper mnn, has severed his connec-
ton with the Battle Creek Journal
OF which he was one OF the publish
ers. and Will accept position on the
ST. Louis Republic,
DR.. 4. J. Pettis, n prominent young
physician of West Branch, Mich, died
Monday night In Harper hospital or
hip disease, after suffering number
OF years from that ailment He was
brought TO Harper hospital about
I'VE weeks ago.
The Rev. III. l.. Grain will be the speak
err in the McGregor mission Tuesday
evening at 1:l5, and the Rev. c. W.
Baldwin Thursday Mrs. Mary ID.
Teets will give an address on Cos
pei Purity Friday. and testimony
meetings Will be held Wednesday
and Saturday evenings.
Mamie Miller. aged eight years, fell
Campau- ave. Monday afternoon. and
would have drowned but for the
prompt action OF Burt Grinnagc. OF
No. 242 Beaubien-st. She was sink
ing Tor the last time when Grinnage
plunged in and saved her.
The Society for the Prevention of Tu-
berculosis Will hold its annual meet
ing in the Pontchartrain Tuesday at
ternoon at o'clock The principal
address Will be delivered by Dr. w.
A Evans, commissioner OF health OF
chicago HIS topic Tsa Will be- II pays pays
10 the public.
A meeting of the executive committee
Of the eighth annual interdenomina-
tonal conference 10 be held In Lake
orion. July "a TO Aug. 2 was held
Monday night and plans made for
the gathering. The list OF speakers
includes the Rev. Reuben A. Torrey.
u D. and the Rev r, d. Leete. ID. D..
the latter OF Detroit.
James J. O'HaIloran. 90 years old. of
No. l8i Medbury-ave.,, fell In a,igsi-
ing from Woodward car at Wood
ward and Medbury-aves. Monday
night and sustained fractured
shoulder and cuts about the head.
He was taken home in passing
automobile and surgeon attached
10 Grace ambulance dressed his
wounds.
The rooms of Miss Libbie Wilson In
! the Winfield apartments. No. us sell
dGoeE Movnsv n,sh about and
! money to the value OF about S55 arc
missing Sneak thieves stole three
suits OF clothes a gold watch and
chain and sli in money from the
rooms OF O. J. Gix and Frank Feldt.
No 1873 Congress-st. east. Monday
! afternoon.
| CHIEF o. Detectives McDOnnelli "Over
In New York. I notice. the police
murders by keeping at him contin-
! ually not even allowing him to sleep.
He Will probably go TO the chair for
hts crime. Notwithstanding the man
ner in which his confession was OBJ
tanned Percy Bowin confessed vol
unfairly 10 the murder OF Mrs. Welch
and the jury promptly acquitted
James A. Gilman. attorney, Jefferson
ave. In not the only place In the city
where auto'sts travel 35 miles per
hour. Even on Woodward ave they
go almost that fast. and plunge into
crowd OF people at such reckless
speed that the wonder is that there
are not ten times as many people
killed II a man drove a horse on a
crowded street half as fast as autos
run, he would be arrested before he
had gone a block.
The board Of health has Instituted a
campaign for pure milk I'm the hope
that. By this means. the number OF
typhoid fever cases can be greatly
curta.led during the summer. The
board has prepared a pamphlet en-
titled Care OF Milk in the Home"
copies OF which will be distributed
broadcast among the homes OF the
city This contains many sugges-
'tions. which, II followed cannot fail
TO make for better health. the board
feels.
Thieves rnnsnncked the home Of Frank
a. s,rd Rob e'tS, NO: % As,yery-.ver
OF jewelry. Only the timely arrival
OF Mrs. A. Blow. mother OF Mrs.
Robertson, prevented the thieves
dred dplars worth OF silverware and
cut glsiss. which they were packing
In suit case. On Mrs. Blows APP
proach the intruders hastily left By
tho front door, leaving the suit case
and contents behind.
The hftieth annual meeting OF Michi-
gnn grand council. Royal and select
Masons, opened in the Masonic tenn
sons throughout the state attended
including all but four OF the past
grandmasters; At the banquet Mon
day night. addresses were delivered
by F. o. Gilbert, Ray City. most IL
lustrious grand master: ]. II. Kings
ley, Manistee. past grand master
Charles A. Conover. Coldwater. grand
recorder, and Lou Il. Winsor, Reed
City.
The forticth annual convention Of Dis
trfct GRIND lodge. No. u, Independent
order OF Bnai Birth. closed a two
days session Monday night with an
automobile ride around the city and
to Belle Isle This entertainment
was provided by Mt. Pisgah lodge OF
dies were entertained at luncheon In
TIE Phoenix club. The convention
voted TO continue its support on the
pbhesstnt OASIS 20 OF practically all the
last year, ard appointed state depu-
ties To work in the states embraced
| In the grand lodge.
The annual meeting of the Central
| Methodist church was held Monday
night and from reports presented.
the last year was the most Success
full in the history OF the organiza-
ton. The Sunday school gave over
| $1,000 for missions and received over
| 400 new members. The financial con-
diton IL excellent and all debts are
paid John II. Fry was elected sec
! rotary, and Walter =. Campbell
treasurer, Trustees were chosen as
follows: George @. Robinson. George
| Johnston. A l., Parker. William III.
Brace. w. s Campbell. c. q. Gray
| J. l. Hudson. and Marshall II. God =
frey. Sr
| The case OF Marcel r. Hude aRainst
| Corporation Counsel Tarsney, which
| was called In the circuit court for
| Monday afternoon. was postpone q
| until Friday morning. to allow the
| defendant 10 attend the state con
| vention In Lansing. The case Will
\ be heard by Judge Harry Lockwood.
OF Monroe. Marcel f. Hude alleges
| that Mr. .Tarsney. as trustee under
the Will OF his mother the late Mrs
Melinda Hude-Vier. invested most of
the money left I'm hts charge IN the
| Detroit Flint a Saginaw railroad.
owned largely by Tarsney. and that
| the money was lost. He now brings
| suit to recover the money.
Mrs. Charles w. King. Of No. s1l Jef-
| ma nf N hn9pa M