The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-08

tIngent Is determIned TO make a good
showing. The clergy or the city
have been asked TO tell about the
work next Sunday from their pull
pits.
Prof. Charles VI. G=ebus, Detroit con-
sui for Honduras, End for severai
years teacher OF French In the Cen
home in France next Thursday. TO
claim one-eighth OF an estate valued
at sl.000.000, recently left him by
cousin. Prof. Grebus lost his posi-
ton In the school Ave years ago as
the result OF school board politics.
and since then has supported him.
self by private tutoring. injury re-
ceived I'm a street car accident some
years ago. made him cripple ana
impaired his health. He made his
home with DIR. George w. Keeler. No.
1877 Holden ave.
To the city OF Detroit Will Eo many OF
the rrre orchids which made the
conservatory OF the late Joseph Berry
I'm Crosse Pointe Farms famous. His
daughters. Mrs. Edwin Lodge Mrs.
Henry @. Sherrard. and Miss Lottie
Berry, have joined In Offering the
park department fine collection, 10
be placed In the Belle Isle horticul-
tural building There are so varie-
ties OF these air-plants in the Berry
conservatory. gathered from all por-
tions OF the world and representing
large investment. such as the city
could not well make. Henry {. Fruck
n master at hid-raising and had
about 1900 plants under his care
Circulars are being sent broadcast over
the country, several having reached
Information within 30 days OF the
whereabouts. II living. OF Mrs An
drew =. Nelson. of Tacoma, WASH.
who disappeared mysteriously In
way home from n visit TO the old
country. And $500 reward Is offered
for information at any time leading
to her finding: dead or alive the
husband. Andrew p. Nelson. No: 1903
Puyallup- lave. Tacoma. The missing
woman's full name Is Anna Mikkel-
Denmark. 81 years Of age. about Ave
feet nine inches tall, with blue eyes.
wavy dark brown hair. and rather
Dominating personality she speaks
English. Danish and Germany
Eight branches of-the metal trndcS
were represented I'm the meeting held
Sunday night TO form a metal trades
section o: the local Federation OF
Labor. These unions are the ma
chinists. pattern makers. metal pol
ishers. stove mounters. stationary
engineers, molders. structural iron
workers and steam filters This Sec
ton will act as unit In dealing
with matters which were formerly
looked after by the unions severally
II is on the same plan as the build
ously Edward NJ. Lee, machinist. Is
president: +. w. Smith. pattern max
er, vice-president: Otto Gersabeck
metal polisher secretary, and Frank
w. Knott machinist. treasurer. The
action taken Is In accordance with
the new policy of the Federation OF
Labor. other trade sections being In
contemplation.
Before Patrolman Louis Oldani handed
in his resignation a few days ago he
tied a string TO II. so II now trans
Fires. that he might pull II back
when the proper time came. In other
words, Oldanis resignation was
frame-up. a little scheme OF the po-
lice commissioner TO give Oldani
try-out as plain clothes sleuth. for
since his resignation" Oldani has
been doing some more or less enec-
tive work in the Italian quarter. as
sIsting Special Officers Tremonte and
Kinnie in rounding up suspects. His
reward. IL is now rumored. VIII be
berth in the detective bureau under
Capt. Mcdonnell An interesting Ied-
ture OF the present campaign against
the Black Hand Is that IL has been
conducted Independently of the de-
tective bureau. Capt. Mcdonnell ana
his men knew nothing OF the arrests
that have been made and We're UNI
aware that Oldani was being groomed
for a detective