The Detroit times., 1908-11-24
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A thief entered the cellar Of Caleb
Ely's home, No. ITO LaSalie st. some
time Monday evening and plundered
the fruit cellar. getting away with %
cans OF fruit and two bushels or po-
tatoes. He left no clue.
The annual eetlng Of the Association
Of Christian SCIENCE students Of Ed
ward +. Prophet, c. >. b.. was held in
the Detroit Conservatory or Music.
Monday evening. Students from all
parts OF the country and from Can
ada were present.
4 daylight burglar entered the home
Of Jacob Nathan, Ne. ass Brush-st.,
by means of a skeleton key, between
] and o'clock. Monday afternoon.
elry. including Mrs. Nathan's we'd
ding ring, a silver bracelet. a string
OF beads. iady's gold watch. and
other articles. A tall man about 80
years old who has been lettering In
the vicinity recently Is suspected.
Isaac Fielding, nm empioye of the De-
troit, belle Isle a Windsor Ferry Co.
for the last eight years. died Monday
afternoon In his home. No. 161 Wind
sor-ave.. after an illness OF several
years from dropsy. Mr. Fielding was
born In Manchester. England. IS
years ago. He was employed In Diff
ferent capacities by the ferry COM
pany. but previous TO his illness was
ticket man at the Detroit office.
,. e. GOLDBERG Il anxious to recover
the gold witch and diamond lOcket
he lost when he was attacked by a
mob in front OF the city hall. Oct. 22.
following some words with his chauf-
feur; stuart Gapley ., The lS %i.in Was
while the watch was present from
his wife. and he priced both very
highly. II the person who has them
Will give them up, he will ask no
questions. he says.
-Four cases Of diphtherfa have broken
out Il. the IrvinE school since the
beginning OF the term. the twosmore
hAt ha NJ
Dr. w. l. Babcock superintendent OF
Grace hospital. The children are 6
and years Of age The classrooms
were fumigated Monday. and the pu-
pills instructed TO return to school
today. The boys are both in the con.
tagious ward of Harper hospital and
are doing very well.
4 Aght over the possession Of q nine
months'-oad baby. which was found
on the step OF the home OF Thomas
Hobbs. No. $50 Congress-st. east. last
April. 10 likely to result oyer the
winning OF a prize By the babe at
the Pure Food show. The Hobbs
were willing to keep the babe. but
Lyceum essater. Ri ndpeed Mrs. Hobbs
to give II to him. Now Mrs. Hobbs
wants the child back and will prob
ably 20 to law TO press her claim.
she did .et drink "aay more than
other society women" and that her
husband refused to take her back
when she telephoned him from the
Buckingham hotel after he had found
q bottle of whisky I'm her mum, won
her suit for her In st. Louis, Mo.
where she has been trying to prevent
her husband from obtaining d.
vorce. George NJ Burns. the plain
tin. 10 manager Of the Railway Steel
Spring company. Mrs. Burns had
been living In Detroit FOR over year.
and went TO ST. Louis to oppose her
husbands suit for divorce
The Rev. Ernest Dourner Allen, Of To-
Ied0, put q number Of pointed ques-
tions to the w. II. Davis brotherhood
q dinner at the Feliowcraft club.
Monday night. These problems had
to do with churchless men and men
church should be recovering It's lead
ership In the movements making for
social betterment. DR.. Allen made
splendid plea for a stronger sense OF
presided. and short talks were given
by DR.. Hitchcock, Judge Van lille, the
= Rev. VIM. James Campbell and the
Rev. Gaius Glen Atkins.
eco6crs who have derfded the official
government temperature reports, will
have to be good now. These persons
By tens and by thousands have In
sisted that the official report OF heat
in the summer was too low because
the government station In always To-
Gated on top OF high building. Now
Uncle sam IL going 10 snow EN- py
putting up a secondary weather ap-
partus right in the street that the
temperature down below In only a
trifie warmer than up above. In all
the larger cities. there will be es-
tablished at some central point a
glass-incased case. probably on a
post to contain thermometer. bar
ometer, hydrometer and a precipita-
tfon Euage.
Accounts showing that DIR. n. r. New
ton. health officer of Hamtramck. has
collected from the county over 5000
during the past year. has started the
county auditors or an Investigation
of health board affairs I'm that town
ship The county IL supposed to pay
for the care OF contagious diseases,
but ALL cases are required to be re-
ported TO the auditors. with a state
ment that they are bona fde. The
fact that In all the 10 townships in
the county and four wards OF the city
OF wyandotte. there have been but
six cases OF contagious diseases for
which the county had to pay, II con-
sidered remarkable by the auditors
Beside the $500 drawn from the aud
itors. DIR. Newton has drawn $3.50
from the township. DR.. Newton
claims that among the 1000 people
In Hamtramck, a large percentage
cannot pay for medical attendance
Hereafter he will report the case to
the auditors so that the county ply
stefan can investigate. II IL Is de-
sired.
II makes some girls tired to do any
thing but TO visiting