The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-25

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The choir of 20 voices of the Forrest.
Congregational church gave the can
tatu entitled From Olivet to Cal
| vary" Sunday evening, Under the Ill
rection OF Fred A. Goyer.
r. j. Calvert, who begpn suit against
| the Detroit Auto sight seeing CO.,
in which Aid. Deimel Is largely In
terested. claiming block or STOCK,
has withdrawn the suit. He has been
given some stock and position with
| the company
Joseph Reno, No. 500 McOougnil-nve.,
| received n painful scalp wound nv a
result OF being struck with a beer
bottle In a free-for all fight at Ora
| tiot-ave. and Hastings-st.. SUNDAY
| afternoon. He was sent home after
his wound had been dressed In Grace
| hospital "a
Attorney Arthur O'Connor, "The pfec-
| tice of law sometimes has Its wear
| ing features. In the next two weeks
| / shall have to make trips 70 New
| York. Boston. Lowell, Nashville. and
|
case In Detroit. Yet they say we law
yers have a cinch."
Otto Koerber, aged %. was stabbed In
the abdomen by his father, Adam
Koerber: during quarrel In their
| morning The police were notified.
but as the son refused TO prosecute.
the elder Koerber was not arrested.
| The young mans wound is not con-
| sidered serious.
| ~ .tua p.or.au xaar. old WIN
| was reported nv missing from the
| homo of her aunt at No l4i Syca-
more-st.. since last Wednesday. was
found by Truant Officer Jordan at
| No 1876 Bcech-st.. Sunday afternoon.
and was placed in the care OF the
matron at police headquarters for
the time being.
william Hill, an old man living Mt No.
| 800 Farnswbrth-st., was seriously In
jured by falling on a defective walk
on Theodore ST. between Hastings
and st. Antoine. Aid Deimel says
that many walks In that section need
repairs badly. and complains that the
y. +. W. is not sufficiently active in
| responding to notices.
The Michigan Central trnin between
Detroit and Hilisdale which was
to the schedule again. 1t leaves
Hilsdale at 1850 In the morning,
reaching Ypsilanti at 9:55 and De-
troit at 1o:45. II leaves Detroit at
|
lanti at GAO and Hillsdale at $3.50.
Joseph FrieeIek, n fireman employed In
| west side factory, was struck by
an engine while walking home along
6 o'clock Sunday evening. He was
| taken to Solvay hospital. sufferin z
from a fractured skull. but II Is
| thought he will recover The injured
man lives at No. 80 Peterson-st.
Joseph Drieelek, aged -, OF No. no
Peterson-st.. was struck by Michi-
| gan Centeral switch engine saturday
night. and thrown 20 feet landing on
his head. He was picked up uncon-
scious and taken TO Solvay hospital,
where IL was found he had sustained
| fractured skull His condition is
| critical. He has wife and six chill
| dren.
The Catholic Order of Foresters IL cell
| ebrating its silver jubilee I'm this
| city, tho services opening with sol
elm high mass In 81. Joseph >
| church Sunday morning. Several
courts from the various parishes I'm
tho city were present. meeting
| win he held in the Light Guard ar
| mory Monday night, when a number
OF addresses will be given. In addi-
ton to a musical program.
Gov. Warner has advised Capt. II. w.
Busch, chief of stan OF the Memorial
day parade, that he will be in De-
| troit Saturday to participate in tho
| ceremonies in connection with the
unvciling OF the monument erected
| in memory of Michigan's first Cover
nor. stevens T. Mason. The governor
| will also be ono of those who will
| review the parade from the review
! ing stand TO be erected in Capitol
| park.
Coroner BENNETT fs investtgatine the
accident which resulted in the death
| of Josephine Wielanski, aged Is. OF
No 246 Williams-ave.. Saturday
night and may hold an Inquest. The
alight from Jefferson car at Myrtle
and Twenty-third-sts. was hurled
violently TO the pavement She was
taken to 81 Mary's hospital in East
skull. She died an hour later with
out recovering consciousness
Pronf. A. II. Grimth. OF the Detroit
, Museum OF hr,. gave an Illustrated
auspices OF the Detroit City service
league. assisted by the Polish Falcon
society. In Polonia hall wilIis-ave
displayed were many cottages in
England and France. showing how
| the people make their homes heauti-
fut at small cost BY planting flowers
and vines. President L. a. Koscin
ski Of the Falcon society. presided
The members OF the Order OF the sa-
cred Hart In the convent ON JeRcr-
erson-aye and also those in TIA.
| Crosse Polnte convent are celebra-
ting the fact that their foundrcss
Mother Madeline Sophia BarAt. hns
| received the second degree In the
long process OF canonization. r nc
ceremonies IN the Jefferson-ave con-
vent included the unveilinC OF .
| painting OF Mother Barat Sunday
evening. with a sermon bv Risnou
Foley. Monday morning a solemn
high mass was sung by the Rev. Tr
Slcvipl 8. j., NJ which were present
pupils Of the school and members OF
the order Monday afternoon. rr
Slevin delivered pancgyric OF
Mother Barat. followed by bencdie-
ton. and Tuesday morning hich
mass Will he sung by the Rev. Rich
ard Command OF Trenton, who viii
also preach on tho life OF the newly
beautined foundress OF the order Az
the Wednesday morning mass, sunp
by the Roy. Ernest Van Dyke. OF 81
Aloyslus church. the members OF tl,e
Sacred Heart Alumnae association
will be present. The services vii
conclude with a panegyric OF Moth.
er Bdrat Wednesday afternoon. fol.
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