The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-10

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Among other things be said: THE
after life may be Tor 1000 or II may
be for LOO years according TO the
return to life again in a male, some
In female body. The Theosophic
idea Is that for every person, ire
.pcctive OF creed or race. there Is
heaven for service IL IL a heaven
not alone for the Christian, but for
the Hindoo"
Mrs. Caroline Bullion. wife of Thomas
Bullion. II prominent French citizen
OF Detroit. died Tuesday afternoon In
the family home. No. 4S4 East Wood
bridge-St., aged so years Mrs. Bull
lion had been III only snort time.
but her death was not unexpected d.
owing 70 her advanced years. Be
sides her husband who Is 81 years
old she IL survived by five children,
three daughters and two sons: Mrs.
Elizabeth Archan and Mrs. Matilda
Jacobs, OF Saginaw. Mrs. George
Drew. OF Chicago. and Michael and
William Bullion, OF Detroit
In spirit OF retaliation for errors In
bids which will result I'm n delay of
several weeks In the construction OF
the proposed additions TO the Column
bian and Lillibridge schools. the COM
mittec on real estate and school
buildings Of the board OF education,
decided, Tuesday afternoon, 10 reject
all proposals and not to consider any
further bids from w. II Traves and
- A Mcleod. whose certified checks
have been ordered returned. The sec
rotary was instructed TO advertise
for, new bids at once, TO be opened
not later than Thursday noon.
William y. Hurley. an o1d-rinie actor.
well remembered I'm this part OF the
ttaK 4 fa1 IaN In Ne
York hospital. aged 20 years. The
Detroit relatives OF the dead actor
are Roger p. William r.: John r..
Thomas NJ and Johanna D. Hurley.
all OF whom are his first cousins
Three years ago the actor was in the
LNceum theatcr in the play Under
Southern Skies" which was the last
company he was with. In his early
DAYS he was a prominent member OF
Edwin Booths company. The funeral
services Will he held in New York.
Gen. \. VI. Raney. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF the PntrIarchs Militant. Independent
fetal visit to the department OF
Michigan In Detroit this week. He
will arrive Friday afternoon and in
the evening Will muster In the new
Canton Wolverine state. No. so. in
the Pontchartrain convention hall,
after which reception and smoker
will be held Sunday afternoon there
VIII be parade or cantons from De-
troit. Flint. Pontiac and other places
to the First Unitarian church, where
memorial service viii be conducted
by the Rev. Reed stuart.
Supt. OF Schools Nartindale refuses tn
permit the Womnn's Relief Corps Of
Michigan TO present a flag 70 each OF
the high schools OF the city. as has
been the annual custom OF that body
In the town or city which It's annual
meeting takes place. which rs Detroit.
this year The three flags cost sl05
and had already been delivered. but
manufacturer. The ladies of the Re-
lief Corps feel greatly aggricved over
the afrront and may take the matter
TO the board OF education. Mr. Mar
tindale's excuse is that the schools
will be closed before the date pro-
posed for the flag exercises.
Ten-cent sandwiches VIII he stricken
from the menu Of the Belle Isle
casino. Lessee KOnen has had two
grades OF sandwiches to start with.
one being the ordinary made-up va
riety at five cents, and the other
more tasty style, served with knife
and fork, at a dime each. Objections
TO the two prices came up. however.
and the cheaper grade VIII prevail
hereafter unless the ten-cent kind Is
specifically ordered. Konen Is aim
ing to serve all classes of trade so
that the city's casino viii attract the
people who want to buy, expensive
meals as well as those who are salts
fed with the plain lunches Of the
past.
A new kind of Insurance that includes
lawyers adv Ice Will be started In De-
troll next week. the Idea coming
from the east. William \. Montgom-
cry Is at the head OF the new Clti-
zcns' Security Co. which Will insure
it's customers against doctors and
druggists bills and furnish free le-
gal advice. Patrons will have 20 hire
lawyers. though IL they want TO go
Into court to fight cases Mr.. Mont
gomerX is 2 real estate man I'm the
Chamber OF Commerce and Melville
McManus. his assistant. Is another
OF the incorporators. whilc the lat
ter's father William McManus. an
automobile man. IL the third.
Members of the First Regiment of
Michigan, knights OF 81. John. viii
hold memorial services In honor OF
their dead brethren next sunday In
St Ellzabeth's Catholic church. Sol
emu high mass VIII he celebrated at
800 o'clock. followed hy a sermon
by the Rev. w. l. Polk. @ S. r
Following the services In the church.
the regiment Will proceed TO Mt. Ell
hot cemetery and hold memorial serv-
tCcs there. according 10 the ritual Of
direction OF Frank Finnegan. colonel.
and Edgar j. Johnson. adjutant. as
sisted by committee from the diff
ferent communicates. Prof John 7
curtin VIII have charge OF the must
cal program.
That the congregation of the Taber-
nncie Methodist church IN anxious to
have ITS present pastor. the Rev.
James l.. Gardiner. returned for an
other year. was evidenced by the ac-
tion token IN the meetirg OF the OF
cial board Monday evening. when the
request was unanimous to have him
returned By the conference. The pres
ent year OF the church has been the
most successful i'm Its. history. num-
ertcally. financially ard spiritually
The membership IS now about 700 an
a. a. II -
diner assumed the pastorate four
wears ago This IthstandInR the