The Detroit times., 1909-05-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


MAY 20, at o'clock; subject, @fne
Relation OF Socialism To the Trades
Union Movement In Europe"
Hugh Mcrharlin was awarded a ver-
dict Tor $500 against the ID. ". n. In
Judge Murphy's court. Wednesday
afternoon. He sustained serious In
n Juiles when ear started while he
was attempting To get aboard at
n Grand River and Wabash-ayes
DIR. Richard 4. Cabot, of Boston, will
address the committees OF the Detroit
Society for the Study and Proven
= ton of tuberculosis. Thursday after
noon at I:30 o'clock, In Parior *,
Hotel Pontehartrain. DIR. Cabot will
speak OF the tuberculosis dispen-
sarlcs. classes and camps OF Boston.
Judge brown. director or the "boy
city" which Ina. been Ina operation at
Winona Lake. Ind. for two seasons.
announced. while In Detroit. Wednes-
T. day, that the city" will he moved TO
Pine lake, near Charlevoix. for three
weeks this summer In the unique
community will be about 1000 boys
from 20 states.
John Bery, a butcher, OF Crosse Pointe.
was thrown from his wngon near
Ihe strathearn Hendrle home. We'd
nesday. and was found unconscious
In the road by a pedestrian. Or. j.
a. Belanger found that he had sus-
III tained conclusion OF the brain. and
N several severe bruises lie was
taken To his home.
Frank Gnult, OF Flat Rock, Mich,
pulled n revolyer and shot four times
at Marshal John Winnie, ~ Trenton.
a. when the latter served warrant on
vi him. Wednesday The gun was out
of order and the cartridge failed To
explode. The officer managed TO
overpower Guult after struggle and
locked him up In lockwood.
Mrs. Nettie Fox mud her son. 4. }. Fox.
who formerly conducted the smith
III Fox home for old people, have moved
4 from the house at No. SIS John r.
ST. taking six charges who still re-
main In their care with them. Mrs.
Fox Is keeping her new address "A Sc
cret. but II IS said she is located
Az somewhere on the west side.
sOhn Sullivan, a. pnroled man from Au-
a burn prison, was arrested, Wednes-
day night. by Detective Con" Sulll
4 van. charged with the burglary OF
i y T.. Hovey's residence. at No. 80
n Washington blvd, about two months
81 ago. Jewelry valued at about 5000,
and dress valued at $2oO' were
stolen. Sullivan Is tailor. and
, gives his address as No. PSI Second
ave
a drnl. who returned recently from the
A. congress OF the Protestant Episcopal
a church In Boston, says that the I'm =
II manuel movement Is spreading stead
II ily ana IL constantly growing strong
n err DR. Marquis says That the stories
that Dr. Elwood Worcester the
founder OF the movement, has sur
fered from a nervous breakdown. are
& false.
county Treasurer Waldo has turned
over to city Treasurer Koch $685.
4 22224 as the City's share or the phi
| 4 mary school money The amount Is
z determined by the number OF children
OF school age IN the city. me num-
IFr Il gg3II. Controller Doremus
has asked FOR the city's share OF the
n liuuor money collected tn the present
4 date The collections now total
S6O0, 900 and the city gcts half.
The receipt OF a letter from New York
has caused chief of Detectives Me-
4 Donnell To drop all investigation into
the disappearance. from the wayne
Il hotel OF Frank - curtis. the me-
chanical engineer from Crawford. \.
J. IL do not care 10 say whom the
Letter WAS from, except that II was
from relative, and states ina, tur,
tis Is alive ana we'll; he IL not AT
home nor Is he in Detroit" says
Chief Mcdonnell
krh~ shooting OF man In Detroit
II court room a short time ngO, hurt the
kprpsttge OF the state. says Attorney
NRobert j. Wills. who has just re-
Eturned TO the city after TWO
months trip to Texas saw car
Afoon-uf- the scene in Texas paper
with the words Michigan Justice
underneath. and VI was held up To me
Mas am example when i commented on
rIvnchings in Texas There were %
persons lynched there Whlle was III
ethe State.
hcob Hunter, eight years old, OF No.
AS Frederick-st.. was bitten In ane
gnn aged IL. OF No. 597 Warren ave.
Aeast was bitten In the right leg; py
dog said TO be Owned by louis nj M
nIer. OF No. 1927 st. Aubin ave, The
tanimal Is alleged TO have gone on a
rampage. Wednesday. but It's career
uwas cut short by shoi from faIroi-
Mman stephen Danielskfs revolver
.The boys were attended by DIR. &. r.
9Kuhn. Hastings and Theodore-sts
hrbert l.. MeIiwain, son OF FORMER
M Wnyor ,. u. McIl~nIn. of Port Huron
Acharge Of passing two worthless
~ hecks on the Fort Pitt hotel. where
Sahe had run up "A board bill. Nell
-wair was well known in Detroit as
Van automobile salesman, SNORT
1tIme ago. a warrant was ISSUED TOT
3him here, charging him Win passihs
IN worthless check on Partridge
-Blackwell. He left the city, ana the
lmatter was settled by his rather the
)'Dolice declare
ne suit OF TrNub Bros against Ken
ale smith, n director of the wOlver-
ZINC Kennel club. was dismissed by
INJUSTICE -BeGaw, Wednesday after
Moon The club bought $500 worth OF
sneials and cups for a show but the
Show was a failure and the jewelers.
were never paid. The firm started
<uit against Smith. claiming that the
,s the cluD had not filed its annual
Report before Feb. 10. II was shown
nat the report was forwarded 10
,ansing but failed TO arrive.
expected row over the electrical
l.yorkers' controversy with the Amer
can Federation OF Labor was post
poned for two weeks by the local
federation, Wednesday. 1t Will then
pc made a special order OF business
Ind the matter Will be gone Into
thoroughly as far as the local cleo
rical workers are concerned The
american Federation has declared the
IcNulty faction of the United Elec-
lrical workers to be the official or
kanization, while the Detroit unions
ire affiliated with the other faction
Jnless they change sides they are
likely TO lose their representation In
he local federation.
musician and composer ns wei n
railroad magnnte ~ 4. r.. Stilwell
PRESIDENT of the Kansas city. Mexico
Orient railroad. who spent We'd
lesday in Detroit. He has composed
he music OF light opera which Is
% be produced next fall by Charles
'rohman, in London. The new rail
Dad has several Detroit stockhold.
RS and Is 10 run from Kansas City
o Topolobampo. Mexico. a city on the
Pacific coast. a portion or IL is al
eady In operation and II Is expected
70 be a big artery OF international
ommerce when completed.
annual election OF officers of the
zeal Typographical union, held In the
|ulted as follows: Clarence Nicely
resident: Henry Smith. vice-presi-
ent; William Il. Norton, recording
ecretary; James H. Walker. secre-
cant at arms. executive committee
Henry Mari and William j. Smith
blcgates to the international CON
ention at ST. Joseph, Mo-, James ID
auditors. Gilbert w Dickson
homas Il. Gloster and J. J. McLogan