The Detroit times., 1909-06-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Bishop Charles ID. williams was Until
sted into the third degree of Masonry
NJ. Monday night. Worshipful Mas
ter Fred Moe conducted the work,
while j. Edward Bland acted as mas
ter OF ceremonies.
Frank Baumbaeh. 81 years old, was
found at Second-st. and Michigan
ave, Monday. unconscious from an
overdose OF morphine. lie was taken
10 Red Cross hospital where he was
revived, and stated that he had taken
the drug as medicine.
The Rev. James stapleton, pastor OF
the Church OF the AnnuncfatfOn, has
been taken TO St. Marys hospital.
suffering from severe attack OF in
nammatory rheumatism. FIR. Timo-
thy Burke. his assistant. will con-
duct the AFFAIRS OF the parish during
his absence.
The police of the central station put q
ssiPi No .ss xr Srs saose %onasS
night. Sergt. Kinney and Patrolman
Raymond making the raid. under
Capt. Bakers orders TINS Is the
second dance stopped In the hall in
the last week.
John Green, ~ years old, fell from n
west-bound Michigan car at Hast
ings-st., late Monday night, and was
badly cut about the head: Patrolman
Raymond and Dean assisted him to
the city physicians office where fve
stitches were taken In his scalp. lie
was able to 60 To his home, No. 4l9
Bewick-ave.
Mrs. Queenie harry, Of NO. 27s Grs-
tiot-ave.. swallowed a quantity OF
wood alcohol. with suicidal intent.
early Monday evening. Her sister
called Detroit ambulance. and the
woman was taken TO st. Marys hos
pital. where the doctors saved her
life. Mrs. Barry's husband IL SAID TO
be in Columbus. o. She Is 81 years
old.
Sander Fargo. interpreter and sort Of
..poeh-hah.- in the Hungarian coinny,
believed that an attempt tn assas-
sinate him was on foot. Monday
nIght. when he heard a revolver
shot while he was entertaining some
friends at cards in his home. No 100
Montcalm-st. east the police Were
be found. and there were no lurking
assassins to be seen.
The East End and Detroit ambuIsuces
collided. Monday might, while racing
10 Grand River-avc. station to take
Julius Knoll TO ST. Mary's hospital for
temporary insanity. said to have been
caused by over-indulgence In CO
caIne city Physician Williams, who
was riding In the East End ambu
lance, was thrown out and consider
ably bruised, but was abIe 10 con-
tinue the run a broken WINDOW
ambulance.
Drs. X. 4. Andres and IL. Giemet, for
the last year house physicinns In -.
Mary's hospital. leave that institu-
tIon Tuesday, 10 engage in private
practice, and Drs. l.. G.. McCabe and
r. w. Organ will succeed them IN
the hospital the other h m9ihp pecsiv 0o
experience for their future careers
are DR.. @. Briggs. Detroit; Dr. j.
Brennan. Windsor. and DIT ;. Haver-
stock Indiana.
Detroit OddfeIIows have particular in
tereN In the grand encnmpment be-
ing held in Alpena because or the tact
that two prominent members or the
order. recently expelled from niger
soil encampmcnt have appealed TO
the grand encampment; They are
Milan WI, Gsn H. E Elyn" gran DAVIS iss Flynn
was held responsible for the loan TO
Thomas Robinson OF $500 of the en-
campment funds on security Una,
cused OF defrauding the widow OF an
Oddfellow. Both deny the charges
entirely, and claim to have good
cases.
Complained of for lettering about I'm
the shadows Of Mnybury Grand-ave..
near Ash st. and causing nervous
ness among the residents or the
neighborhood. Frank Dohrman, OF
No 10 Beecher-aVe., was taken into
custody, Monday night. by Patrol.
man Collins, Who had been ordered
TO watch Tor him Dohrman told
rambling story of an unrequited love-
when he was taken TO Ninewood sta
ton and was sent to st. Mary's hos
pital for examination lie declared
that the woman he loved had taken
out marriage license, and then mar
ried n letter carrier, and that he was
hacking for her for an explanation.
Plans ere being made for the erection
I'm the near future of san Frnncescc's
church, at Fort and Hastings SITS, Tor
the east side Sicilians under the d.
rectiC,n OF the Rev. FIR BoschJi >. j.
About $4,000 has already been sub
scribcd. and of this amount. $ooo was
given by a philanthropic Detroit WOO
man. who did not care to1 have her
name made public. Other contribu-
tors are Mrs. Theodore i. Hall, OF
Crosse Pointe Farms; Mrs. Frank Z.
BALDWIN and Charles w. Casgrain.
Substantial additions 10 the fund
were made by the proceeds or the
lecture given not long since py inc
Guard armory.
a peiubborhood quarrel ON Adelc-st..
shortly after 10 o'clock Monday night,
resulted in the stabbing OF August
Czepp eyed 10. OF No. IS Adele-st..
and David Kirschling, II. OF No. 100
Adele They were returning home
after their days outing when tney
two boarders. living at No. 30 Adele
St 1t IL said that some insulting re.
marks were followed by f fas,,o OF
Czepp was slashed under the right
arm. and received two ugly knife
wounds in the left side. Kirschlings
scalp was laid open. Both victims
were taken to their homes, while the
members OF the Kubisinke party
were locked up in Chene-st. station
on the charge OF assault.
Tor m few moments Monday night, IL
seemed ~ the month OF May would
end as excitingly as II began Tor the
Detroit Socialists. Thomas J. Lewis,
OF New York who has rowing com
mission as organizer for the social
ist party, mounted a soap-box early
in the evening at Mlchigan-ave. ana
ParK-pI and proceeded 10 denUunce
capitalism. But Lewis had neglect
cd to take out n permit to speak on
the streets and In time there came
an imperious inquiry from certain
blue coated peace preservers as 10
his rights in the matter Those IN
fine audience who had witnessed the
police charge through Grand Circus
mark 80 days earlier, began to edge
out OF the crowd and to get on their
toes for a sprint. But Henry Kun
merfeldt, Jr, who Is billing Lewis
time while here, went over TO police
headouarters with the men In blue
and solemnly promised that Lewis
would sneak no more without writ
Tan permiseion. On these terms the
oratory continued.
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