The Detroit times., 1909-04-12

Forbush spoke on "our Church As a
Spiritual Fellowship" and the Kew:
Carl sumner 1ones ouf F Smssss Ssn
new members were received. short
IL after the first OF May. the congre-
cations expect 10 unite Tor worship
Sunday mornings. ana cow ,n Az
pose OF the Woodward-ave. church
property.
Ernest Frederick, No. Gao Humboldt
sys- broke . k.s ssaS T. a,Set fall at
Sunday afternoon. He was taken
home I'm Creedon's ambulance.
A Lake shore traia crashed tnto one Of
Roehi Bros. moving vans M the
Mack-ave crossing. Ssturaay t n,sn,,
Conner and Joseph Knapp, anu XIII
ing both horses. Neither Conner nor
Knapp was seriously Injured, both
escaping with bruises about the head.
The former lives at No. ~ Scott-st.
and the latter Mt No. 80 Orchard-st.
Harry Darrell. the Toronto broker, who
mystcriously tsappenred from that
city early In the winter, leaving the
impression he had been drowned. and
was recently located In Detroit,
where lac has been working as meat
salesman under the name or Harry
Douglas. spent Easter with MS RAM
ily in the Canadian city. He has not
given uo his position with Swift a.
Co. however, and his stay In Toronto
will be only temporary.
sThat II not the body Of my baby, that
t. not my Michael. he II stu alive,
toria cymbaIowski In Mt Oiivet GEM
etery, late Saturday afternoon. as she
gazed on the wasted form OF an IN
FAINT. supposed to be mat or the son
taken from her when IL was five days
old because she was then awaiting
trial on a charge OF numbering her
husband. No argument could con-
vince the woman that the body. ex-
humod In the hope that such course
would satisfy the woman that her
child was dead, was that or her own
little Michael. and she declared. In
vehement Polish, that she would not
rest until he had been restored TO
her. She believes that the real
Michael has been given out for adop-
ton and that another has been buried
In his place. Undertaken Nancy, who
made the lnterment. says positively.
however. that the body cxhumed In
that OF Baby Michael There Is no
possibility OF "A mistake. he declares.
Mrs. John All. n Scamstres. With the
company playing "rhe Virginiam."
which appeared In the Detroit opera
house last week. met with n serious
accident In the oxford hotel. Thurs
day evening. and II may necessitate
the amputation Of her left foot. She
had just entered the elevator at the
first floor when II was started by
someone on the third floor Mrs. All
was thrown ana before snc cOulu get
up her foot was caught between the
ear and the ceiling OF the main floor
. and terribly crushed. She was taken
10 Cincinnati. Friday. Her husband
is an electrician with the company.
Julius Fcderiing, q Hungarian inborer,
reported to the police Of Chene stH-
ton, Sunday night. that a tobacco
bag. containing S21l, his savings for
several months, which he carried on
his person. suspended by string
around his neck. had been stolen
from him as lie slept His landlady.
Mrs. Joseph Fagetta. produced the
bag, with it's contents Intact. after
an hours conversation with Precinct
Detectives Redmond and Repp. She
said she had found 1t in Fcderling's
bed Federling now says he will put
his money In the bank. He refused
TO prosecute his landlady and no ar
rest was made.
Mess the state legislature or the De-
troit public comes to the rescue ~
the Light Infantry by May ]. that
organization which has long been a
fixture In Detroit. will disband. This
was decided upon I'm meeting OF
the officers committee, Maj Kraem-
or. Caat. Hansz and Lieut.. Haas.
Sunday. A meeting OF the battalion
is To be held Monday evening at
which the situation will be explained
in fun to the men State Senator'S
AIackay and Scott viii endeavor 10
push through the legislature bill
increasing the allowance to this bat
talon from $500 to $4,000 yearly
The Light Infantry Is now In debt
$1,000 and has until May To pay It,
consulted by the officers before final
stems are taken