The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08
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The Rev. Frederick Il. GaIpin, who w az
invited 10 become pastor of the First
Baptist church, announced his resig-
nation To his congregation Sunday in
Madison. WIS.
c. A. DuskirS. of 81. Louis, Mo-. de-
nyered "a lecture sunday afternoon In
the First Church of Christ. Scientist
In which he said that Christian Sci
tnce is not the invention OF "a new re-
ligion. on the contrary Christian
Science is seeking 10 restore 10 man
kind the religion taught by Jesus
Christ. he said. 1T Is earnestly
striving TO obey the command Of Je-
sus to heal the sick and at the same
time preach the gospel"
Residents In the yicinity of Eddie Bur-
Nets saloon and restaurant. No. $50
Randolph st, have banded together
for the purpose of securing. II posi-
BILE some regulation of the estima-
tors establishment. 1t is said that
the place rs open, at least the res
tauTant part. until and 3 o'clock in
the morning, and the neighbors OBJ
/ 1ect Incidentally they are wonder
ing II he has any special pull with
the police.
Charles Johnson. barefooted and poor
~ clad. was picked up by Peter Dunn,
a Crosse Polnte constable. Saturday
afternoon and taken to the county
jail. As the man was not wanted
on any charge. Sheriff Burns set him
free and now his relatives have ask
ed the police to locate him. as he has
not returned To his home. which is
said To be at No SAG SCotten-ave.
His relatives say his mind was af-
fected by the death OF his wife two
years ago.
The fortieth nnnuaI state conyeution of
the Churches OF Christ opens In VT.
Pleasant today. the meetings or the
ministerial branch OF the convention
TO begin Monday evening with adj
dresses by the Rev !. I. McGarVey,
or Detroit. and the Rev. j. A Candy
OF Traverse City. The Rev. c. j. Tan
mar. OF the Central Christian church
Will deliver an address on Soul win
ming" The State Missionary society
Will hold a convention, beginning
Tuesday afternoon.
archbishop of Portland. Oregon. spent
Sunday In Detroit. the guest of
Bishop Foley Archbishop Christie
came east as far as Minneapolis to
be present at the dedication or the
pro cathedral. May 81. and from there
went TO Ottawa. He has been arch
bishop for the last nine years. during
which time he has done much for
education Ia HIS province. notable
among his acts being the founding
OF the Columbia University OF Ore
gon.
Frank lin, 80 years old, employed rs
cook I'm IA saloon AT NO. "a West Con-
grcss-st. was found dead in the kitch-
on adjoining the saloon about IL
o'clock Sunday morning. The body
was sent To the county morgue where
County Physicians Stapleton and
Crimes held a post norton examina-
ton They believed Hin died OF
heart failure. but sent the stomach
to County Chemist Clark for analy-
sis. He was unmarried and his par
ents reside near Chatham, ont. They
have been notified of his death.
University az Crncow. who IN on a
lecture tour of American universe
ties, spoke TO the Poles In St JosA-
phats hall Sunday night He pre-
an independent nation. The Polish
people are being held together so
that when the hour OF freedom comes
they VIII be ready To take their place
among the foremost nations OF the
world he said one great factor is
the. rapid reproduction OF the race.
Although 100. 600 Poles emlgrate TO
America every year the population is
increasing. and there are now 90.
100000 Inhabitants in Poland"
The unknown boys stole a horse and
buggy belonging to william II. New
berry. No 405 Fifth-st. from in
front of the Trumbull ave. police sta
tion. while Mr. Newberry was at the
ball game Saturday afternoon. and
until the horse dropped in its tracks
At Wabash and McGraw-aves about
i o'clock In the afternoon. The boys
ran away. Humane Agent Mcmillan
was notified. but was unable TO do
anything for the animal and IL died
within a Few minntesrFhc- horse was
valued at $3.50. Mr.. Newberry Is i'm
clined TO criticise the police for not
finding the outfit before the horse had
been driven TO death.
The Rev. Il. III. Pence, ID. ID, Of the
Forrest Presbyterian church, In n
sermon Sunday morning declared
that hope is a cure for disease and
said that Immanuelism Is an attempt
in the direction OF putting into for
hopefulness. Put hope In the
breast said the speaker" not as an
emotion. but as hxed attitude OF
the soul. and YOU supply an impen-
called 1mmanuelism Is but an at
tempt TO put into formal shape what
ought to- obtain wherever there is
Christian. namely the infectious help
which comes from contagious hope
fulness, dauntless courage and a
philosophy OF life which Is unafraid."
The Rev. II. q. Underwood. ID. d., dean
OF American missionaries I'm Korea.
who Is In the city for the purpose OF
securing funds TO carry on the work
spoke Sunday morning In the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. in the Y.
NJ G. A. in the afternoon and in the
Forrest. Presbyterian church in the
evehing. He described the spread OF
Christianity IN Korea. When the
first communion service was held 90
years ago, he said. but seven came
forward TO receive the sacrament
Last year. 1903 received communion
In the presence OF over 5000 profess
sing Christians. Today. william r.
Ellis. OF philadelphia. who has also
been active IA missionary work. will
Join Mr.. Underwood and they will
both speak IN the First Presbyterian
church Monday night.
A tuberculosis Charity Day mass meet
Ina will be held In the Detroit opera
house Monday afternoon. following
the presentation Of the floral key TO
the city by Mayor Thompson 10 Mrs
w 4 McGraw. chairman OF the eN-
ecutlve committee. The session Is
omen 10 the public. The use OF the
y opera house has hheeu' donated by "
G. Whitney. whose wife ia chairman
OF the press committee. The speak.
ers include Mayor Thompson. Bishop
Foley. Hon. William c. Maybury
Rabbi Leo VI Franklin, Judge AL
fred J. Murphy the Rev. A. III Barr
J l. Hudson. Director a. " Grifith
8 T Douglas Dr. Guy L Kiefer. Dir
V r. Shurlv. the Rev. John II Boyd
Or. VI J. Hartz. Rev Lee s McCol-
lester the Rev. Reed Stuart. ex-Judge
G. J. Reilly and Charles Moore