The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-28
Local Ite m s

Mike woiinski, the boy who shot his
fnther several days ago, after steal
Ing $500 from him. was committed
TO the Industrial school by Judge
Rohnert in Juvenile court. Saturday.
Edward Krajenske, who stole num-
Der of prize pigeons. and Mike" No
yak, an habitual truant, also go to
the same institution.
The Rev. w. l.. Munger, a former AS
sistant pastor of the Woodward
Ave. Baptist church and for four
years field secretary of the Anti-Sa-
loon league. died Friday In his home,
No. $50 Farnsworth-st.. after an al
born in Bloomingdai Mich, So
years ago. His wife and two sons
survive.
Col. Daniel Cornman, commandant nj
Fort WayneJ Maj. GoOdih, Adtutant
Totfey, Capt. Anderson. and the en-
Gineering Officers connected with the
mile horseback ride which all of the
officers In the u. s. army must take
pursuant to the presidents orders
The 80 miles must be covered I'm three
days. and tents Will be pitched each
night. The probable route will be TO
Pontiac and along the lakes in that
vicinity.
John Denk, aged ss. Of No. las wyan-
Alexandrine-ave.. near Rivard-st.
Sunday morning, suffering from the
effects OF bad beating. In Chene-
st. station he said he had been
named John Kletz. of No. 465 Theo-
dore-st., and Joe Orendowski as his
assailants. The police do not be
lieve the robbery story, being OF the
opinion that the men were drinking
together, and got into fight.
John Hart, indicted nlmost two years
ago for oleomnrEarine frauds and a
fugitive from Justice since, was ar
Patrolman Chas. Wagner. Harris
brother. Alonzo, was interested with
him In the oleomargarine business
and pleaded guilty to the charge
made against him by government Of
about $1,000 in fines and costs. spend
ney's fees in hghting against a prison
tried on the @ olG charges rs wiz no" DC
The evening school Of the Detroit Tech
meal instItute opens Monday even
ing. Sept. 2S in all departments The
day school has been in session but
three weeks. with the largest enroll
ment in it's history The advertising
with a talk by Leroy Peiletier. adj
vertising manager f-the Everett
Metzger-Fl anders company. on THE
Purpose of Advertisins." The sales
evening. Oct. 2, with a talk by Joseph
Wood Pogue, OF Minneapolis, on
The Science OF Salesmanship."
Mrs. Katherine Armstrong; BidweII
formerly lived. died Sunday in
Bronxville. n. Y, after a short I'LL
ness. Mrs. Bidwell was the daueh-
ter of the late James A. Armstrong
George p Bates. one OF Detroit :
most prominent lawyers In the early
days. Mrs. Bidwell was married in
1893 Her husband died in Denver
nd h.
New York. The remains will arrive
In Detroit Tuesday morning at Sis
o'clock and interment will take place
In Elmwood cemetery Immediately
afterwards.
Valentine r.. Ling, who planned and
supervised the construction of the
Morgan q Wright rubber goods plant
In Detroit, died of heart failure In
days ago. Mr.. Lang had just reached
his home after western trip. when
he was suddenly stricken. He was
born In New York in 1858 and 20
way man After filling several Inn
portant positions with various large
companies. he took complete charge
OF the planning and construction OF
the Detroit factory Of the Morgan &
Wright company. Two years AGO hs
was transferred from Detroit t r.
Hartford az factory manager OF the
and last year was promoted TO the
presidency.
The court-martial ordered to assemhI.
mt Fort Wayne Tuesday has beer
postponed indefinitely. according &c
an announcement made In the Army
and Navy Journal. The only ex-
PLANTATION given for the postponement
Is that Capt. Rowland, who was to
act as Judge -advoca ate, and Can't. Hat
field, also a member OF the court
will be engaged In connection with
the case OF Col; W. +. stewart. the
-.
that friends OF Col Corhman. com
handing officer at the fort. and DIR
John J.. Burkart, two OF the men
against whom charges have beer
preferred, have secured the aid OF
powerful interests. including one
Michigan senator and a high dig
nitary ia the Catholic church. ano
@scrnc- Interested people say that ur
couft-martial will ever be held.
Many au operation IL due TO the fac,
a.