The Detroit times., 1908-04-27

Mr.. Pollard suspects clNy h'e
who had been put out OF the place
earlier in the evening for creating
disturbance. az
Lured by the warm sunshtne aud tine
baIiny sprinE breeses thirteen mstis
homes sunday and were reported
missing TO the police. All were
found, however. and were turned
over to their anxious parents none
the worse for their experiences.
Harry Wilson. NO. SOS Mitcheli+ave..
reported To the police sunday morn
Ing that he was held up py TWO men
on Theodore-st., between JOS. cam
s pau and Mitchell-aves.. late satur-
dav night. Wilson says the meE
knocked him down with a billy and
then went through his clothes. bat
secured nothing
General Superintendent William DAILY
OF the public lighting commission,
has asked the police TO put STOP
10 the practice that obtains among
the boys OF the town OF playing pail
at night under the street lights
From 10 to Is globes are broken
nearly every week, the superinten-
dent says. and last year II cost the
city $1,000 to replace globes broken
by boys.
Credit Mems associations will take
place Tuesday evening. April rs, AT
6:I5 o'clock. I'm the fuller hotel. The
usual supper will precede the meet,
be Fire Insurance" Among those
VINO will participate In the program
are Walter G; Seeiy, Jr;, }. ~ car rye,
and Joseph y. Goodrich. III. q. MIL
Ter will sing during the evening.
Jane. III. RudeIl, formerly engaged In
the brokerage business In Detroit,
died Sunday OF apopiexy. In PITS
burg. where he has been In the
wholesale business for the last ten
years. The remains VIII be brought
10 Detroit for interment. the services
TO take place Wednesday from the
home OF his daughter. Mrs. James 4,
Snanahan. No. 7s Leverette-st. Will
lam III. Rudell. OF Detroit. brother'
and Mrs. Clarence Gridiey. naush-
Defective Richard stentont "Did You
ever know that tan shoes were .
good index TO fellows habitsf It's
a fact. You see. IL you go into ss,
tan shoes on, the beer drops on them
and leaves spots wherever IL strikes.
So, IL you see man in the summer
time with spots all over his tan OK
fords, he's a drinking man. II they
are nice and clean like mine, for IN
stance, he's a teetotaler.
A. Peter Katsmenck and his wife, OF
No. IT'S Twenty-eights-st..w were pass
ing a brickyard on Michigan-aNe.'
near Centrai-ave.. Sunday evening,
an unknown man sprung upon MN
from behind pile OF pricks anu
struck him on the head win piuns
l.
blow. Katzmenck grappled with ms
assailant and tried to hold him. put
the fellow broke away and escaped
I'm the darkness, No motive ~ KNOW"
for the assault.
James y. Land. former general mana
ger OF the Michigan Telephone eo.'
has returned from Houston ieNas,
where he was serving In sIh1 INA
capacity with the Southwestern Tel
ephone Co Mr.. Land inaugurated a
number OF needed reforms In the tel
ephone system OF the Lone star
state and was made very nattsr
ing offer TO remain. He dechned we
offer however on account OF cilHatc
conditions which kept him In poor
health.
George Peck, president of the Michigan
Savings bank. has returned from
trip to Panama and the WEST
indies and has become an enthus-
iasti,. convert TO the methods or the
government In digging the pig aiIch
that will unite the Atlantic ana la.
cific oceans. He found the Canai
Zone healthful, sanitary and well
. governed and the work going on al
a rate 10 amaze one not accustomeu
to seeing great engineering projects
In completion.
The. resld>nce Of william Champe, NO.
1894 Trumbuii., WINS entered througn
rear window early sunday morn
ing and property valued at sl0A.3o.
iciuding two watches, pair OF
opera glasses and a few small arti-
cies. was stolen. There Is no clue
TO the burglaTSs rs "a, aen Rgs,ti ~ arx
east was entered in the same man
ner while the family were In church'
Sunday evening. The intruders Sc
cured s. and jeweiry valued at sal.
Cant. Ernest Maruunrdt. of the Hunt
st. station, was presented with q
handsome leather chair by the or
fcers and men OF his precinct sun
day. in honor OF the twenty-hfth an
nf annOintment
force. The presentation was MADE
by Supt. OF Police Downey, VINO com
pimented the captain on his excel
lent record. Capt. Marquardt Is one
of the most popular officers in the
department, and enjoys the respect
and esteem OF host or loyal
friends.
The Rev. NJ. I. striteh. $. j.. of De-
Sunday evening In the Detroit Opera
house on "Pius X. and the Modern
lists" under the auspices OF sc
Mary's Aid society. Judge Alfred J;
Murphy introduced the speaker. and
also told something OF the work or
St Mary's Aid society among the
poor of the city. FIR. Stritch traced
life and commended his courage in
opposing the modernists. large
crowd attended the lecture.
sidney A. Hart. aged 90, died In Hnr-
per hospital, sunday evening, as the
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place earlier In the day. Mr.. Hart
was born I'm New Orleans. but came
to Detroit 20 years ago. engaging In
the insurance business. At the time
OF his death he was connected with
the Equitable Life Insurance com
pany. Besides his wife. he 10 sur
vived by three sons and a daughter.
The funeral Will be held from the
residence. No. 161 Canheld-ave. east.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. In
terment will be I'm Woodmere GEM
etery.
Estimators are getting ready for the
Anal rush In cleaning MP the work
OF the BOARD for the year, which
The police fund report comes In
Monday night and the other reports
still out--those for general road, re-
paving and schools--are due Tues
day. This means long sessions We'd
nesday and Thursday and very hur-
ried consideration of about half of
the budget IL IL almost certain that
the tax rate Will go up as compared
with 1907 as the cuts made by the
various committees are now pretty
well known.
The annual congress OF the Episcopal
church Will open I'm Detroit Tuesday
morning, May ~, and continue four
days. IL is expected that some 1000
delegates will be present, Including
the most prominent church digni-
taries of the Episcopal church. While
the congress has no legislative func-
tion. II Is an institution which has
had no small pat in influencing the
the heus deno SnH p Witch L 0" repre-
sents Bishop Williams will pre-
side and Bishop Woodcock. OF Ken
lucky, and formerly OF Detroit. will
deliver the opening address
Clubs building In WaIkervills, SUM-
day evening. and In spite of the ef-