The Detroit times., 1908-05-16

ernoon. The topic discussed was
"The place OF character In salvation,
The Rev. Charles Henry Babcock. ID
D.. of Providence. X. l., leading IN
the discussion.
The Hon. IL. r. Sutherland, of Windsor
speaker OF the Canadian House Of
Commons. Will speak on .rranspor-
tation" at the banquet OF the Adcraft
club TO be given In the Hotel Tuller
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock. G.
T. Bielman. OF the White Star line,
Will also deliver an address.
Annn Novitskt, who In suffering from
religious mnnin. was taken from Sc
Bonaventure Catholic church for the
fourth time In about as many weeks.
Friday night, and Is once more de-
tanned In ST. Marys hospital. The
young woman interrupted other wor-
shippers In the church with her loud
praying
The Harvard club In Michigan elected
the following officers Friday night
President. DIR. :. III. knight, Detroit,
vice-president, A. III. Lloyd. Ann Ar
Dor: secretary. Carl 8. Oakman. De-
troit treasurer. Walter II. BROOKS.
Detroit trustees Chester II. culver.
Charles Moore, Detroit: w. j. Hale.
Ann Arbor
George Il. Holi. property man for the
buriesque show now playing In the
Avenue theater, has been arrested By
the federal officials on charge OF
sending obscene letters through the
mails 10 Ralph Erskine a Ia year
old Detroit boy. He will be sent to
Milwaukee. one OF the letters having
been mailed there.
The first annual graduating exercises
Of the departments of pharmacy and
plumbing OF the Detroit Technical
Institute Will be held in Association
hail. Thursday evening. May 81. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Prof.
Gardner :. Williams, c. F.. OF the
University of Michigan. and A. q.
Studer. NJ d.. general secretary OF
the Y. NJ. c. a.
The residence of Aaron Pearlstein. No.
AIS ~. AntOine-st, was entered
sometime Friday night and money
and tewelry TO the value OF $s5 were
stolen Thieves also visited the home
OF Mrs. Hattie Bernstein. No. SO
Macomb-st. They secured $3.50 In
cash and had large quantity OF
silverware ready to pack when
frightened away.
George Labo, aged "a, of No. IIs3 Con-
right groin by a Jack knife in fight
with his brother-in- law. Thomas
Fretch. 81. OF No. 242 Gratiot-ave..
at Gongress-st. and Helen-ave.. Dr..
j. H. Greenwood. who dressed the
wound says il is not serious Bad
blood has existed between the young
nice for some time.
Raymond Krause, alias Roland r. Kent.
Detroit crook with a bad record.
was arrested in Chicago. Friday, aft :
or being trailed from Pittsbury,
where he is charged with IL rob-
berries. lie 10 also accused OF shoot
Ing an officer who took him by sur
prise. krause was In this city sew
eral weeks ago. visiting his father
at No. sl7 Twenty-third-st.
The james Mcmillan Memorial asso-
citation has decided to erect In Nc
MILAN Park. Washington. n c.. a
large memorial fountain and cascade.
rather than statue OF the late Sem
ator Mcmillan, This decision was
"a 10. hNF. tal .
tee, consisting OF William c. May
bury. K. w. Cottrell and John NJ
Donaldson. which recently went to
the national capital to. look over the
ground.
The security Trust Co. receiver for
Frank +. Glaxier. In having a hard
time to get together assets to pay
the million dollars. OF Indebtedness
magnate. So far only SAT OF rents
collected since last fall. when he
failed, has been accounted for. Some
shares or stock and pieces OF vacant
property have also been acquired but
not enough to sell for any consider
able sum OF money
Fourteenth ward voters, In n meeting
held In vinewood hall. Friday night,
adopted resolutions protesting
against any attempt to change the
~ name OF the Goldberg school School
Inspector Leonard was present and
expressed himself as unalterably OPP
posed to such a change. and there
were. only one or two mon on the
board who had really desired it, ne
said. Mr.. Leonard signed the resolu-
lions as secretary OF the meeting.
The North Woodward Residents' a.ao-
ing in e sse hall %e en FfaS"s
and decided to celebrate the Fourth
or July In the real old fashioned
way This will be the seventh an
nual celebration Of the national holi-
day and great interest was manifest
ed In the coming event. Wesley L.
Nutten. president OF the association
VIII be general chairman OF the COM
mittees In charge OF the celebration
The annual meeting OF the Society Of
Detroit Chemi.ts will be held I'm the
rooms or the Employers association,
Stevens building. Friday evening
May %. Reports OF officers and the
election for the ensuing year Will be
Followed by several short papers by
members OF the society. +. Dow
gard, OF Parke. Davis & Co. F. a.
Taylor, OF the same firm, and W. III.
Allen will appear on the program.
A supper VIII be served in the Penob-
scot Inn at $50 o'clock.
A general meeting of the Wholesalers
nssociation will be held In the Hotel
Pontchartrain, Monday evening, to
take action In regard to the talked
OF Increase In railroad freight rates
The members strongly oppose such
action by the roads II develops that
adopted by the Board of Commerce
In regard to the freight rate in
creascs, had not been voted upon as
yet. and. therefore. do not state the
formal position Of the board.
Otto stoll, candidate for register Of
deeds "Political bossism IL q thing
OF the past. Formerly In conven-
lions II was possible for a handful OF
men to dictate who shall be the nom =
inees and what part OF the city or
county they must be from TO make
up a ticket but in this enlightened
age with our present primary sys-
tenn the nominating OF candidates IL
left directly to the masses OF voters,
thereby giving candidates from
every ward and every township the
same opportunity to try for any Of
Jennie Wolf. owner OF the saloon nj
No. - CsdilIac-sq., has asked the
circuit court TO enjoin the Cadillac
Improvement Co, composed OF Mayor
Thompson. Thomas. Barlum. Otto
Misch and the Koppitz- Meichers
Brewing Co, from tearing down the
front OF her establishment and erect
ing scaffold I'm front OF IL. The
brewing company holds the lease 10
the property and Mrs. Wolf Is a sub
lessee The building. part OF which
rebuilt for a hotel The case will
be argued In court May is.
swith w. ketchum. Of Detroit, died In
Bunalo, Friday, ne a result of beins
struck by cab while trying &c
board street car. The accident
death came quickly. Mr.. Ketchum
was formerly prominent business
man OF Grand Rapids. He came 70
Detroit two years ago and was In
terested In the firm OF Noble q Co.
dealers I'm cement and plaster at the
hra at A a