The Detroit times., 1908-05-07

and Canada, was one OF the things
touched on by Judge a. J. Murphy In
his address to the Wholesalers as
ISOLATION, Wednesday. and which won
hearty applause. The association
adopted resolutions commencing Ry-
erson g. Richie for his services In
civic way and regretting the transfer
or his activities TO Boston.
Nathan simOns, one OF the successful
young bass singers OF the city, has
been secured as soloist in Westmln-
ster Presbyterian church TO succeed
Harold Kellogg, who went 10 New
York 20 study. Mr.. Simons Is pupil
or Eoris l. Ganapol and has re-
markedly fine voice, He sang al one
time In Temple Beth Eel choir and
has appeared several times In con-
cert.
IL. Hornung. marble worker, employed
on the Ford building. was found dead
IN bed ia the rooming house at No.
Sc Lafayette blvd. Wednesday even
Ing, by the landlord Il. H. Counter.
coroner Bennett thinks death was
due TO heart disease. aggravated by
alcoholism. but has ordered a post
mortem examination. Hornung's
home was In Cleveland. His mother
resides at No. 1926 Cary ave in that
city
Aid. W. II. Kingsley. Third wards "This
protest against the maintenance OF
the public convenience station In
Cadillac-sq., is only a starter on the
part OF the property Of that
thoroughfare. Next they Will want
the square widened so that they can
see the county building from Wood
ward-ave. IL is just plan TO raise
real estate prices there. The con-
Venience station is for all OF the peo-
pie and should not be abolished.
In meeting of the hoop manufacture
the American Hoop Manufacturers
association was formed. About 80
mill owners were present. most OF
them from Michigan. with a few from
Ohio and Indiana Officers elected
are: President. j. T. Wylie. Saginaw
Nice-president. J. w Goodyear. To-
ledo. secretary and treasurer. A IL
Struthers. Romeo; directors. L. d.
Gottschall Toledo; X J. Marcy Dur
and: L. ii. kile. Akron; A. H. Struth-
ers and J. T. Wyle.
played detective Wednesday, aud
caused the arrest OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hansen. former roomers In
her home. whom she accuses OF tax
chinaware along when they left
about six weeks ago. Wednesday.
Mrs. Balk met the couple at Porter
and Fifth-sts. She pretended not 10
recognize them and when they had
passed her. she followed until she
met Patrolman Patterson. who took
the pair into custody.
The women heirs of the late Moses IL.
Mowiand. os New Boston, who are
lighting In the circuit court over the
division or the property. carried their
warfare into the corridor in the
county building. Wednesday after
noon, and for several minutes II
looked as II n hair-pulling matcn
were about to be pulled of. Just as
the manly form OF Isaac Rosenberg,
chief OF the county building police
force, doomed into view. and he man
aged To separate the factions.
In the "Wednesday evening meeting of
the Detroit Federation OF Labor, q
system of checking accounts was
adopted which will prevent the fur
Their depletion OF the federation funds
By any officer in charge OF them
Some of the delegates were extremely
sore because they were refused al
mission To the meeting until after the
report on the accounting system had
been adopted. The Bartenders' union
asked TO have the Belle Isle casino
put on the unfair list. but this re-
quest was referred TO the executive
committee.
To secure n nucleus for n fund To build
Catholic church for the Italians In
the Larned-st. district, number OF
young society women have arranged
for an entertainment in the school
hall at st. Antoine and Larned-sts..
Thursday evening. The Rev tr.
Boschi. 8. j., has been In Detroit for
some time laboring with the Italians
In that locality and the church will
be under his direction. Music for the
entertainment will be furnished by
the Detroit college orchestra and the
girls OF the parochial school The
playlet, The Mysterious Guest" will
be feature OF the evening
Frank Hinks.on, n photo retoueher In
Pardridge" 4 BlackwelI's. In seeking
his wife, a bride OF a year who left
him April Ia. after sending him
letter saying that she had gone far
away and would not be back. She
added that II would be useless TO
look for her. as she had changed her
name. Mrs. Hinkston was employed
as stenographer in the office OF II.
+. Williamson. vocalist, In the Weth-
erbee building. and is said TO have
received attentions from member or
the kidnapped for Revenge Co"
which was playing in the Whitney
theater just previous 10 her disap-
pearance.
Robert }. HanIey was awarded the gold
medal donated by Henry Mhipple
skinner for the best individual argu-
ment In the debate under the auspices
OF the Philomathic society OF the De-
troit college I'm the school hall We'd
nesday night. The subject for the
debate was, Resolved. That the con-
stitutional convention would have
done well to have adopted the initia-
tive and referendum" and was de-
sided in favor OF the negative. Will
lam II. Marshall Vincent NJ. Brennan
and Gerald A. Fitzgibbons argued for
the affirmative. and Charles l.. Bruce,
Robert j. Hanlcy and Louis c. lia-
baut for the negative. Judge Alfred