The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05


Bad Axe. are those ordained for SER
vice in this diocese. Alphonsus No
Wogrodzkt will serve the diocese or
Columbus. and Michael Wyborski
that Of Ogdensburg
stnnley Miein. aged IL. OF No. $50 For
cst-nve. east. will probably lose the
sight OF his right eye because or
powder burns from blank cartridge.
The pistol was discharged by Joseph
Boloski IA boy living at No. b66 Han
cock-ave east. lie is alleged to have
discharged the pistol In Miela = face
when Miela refused him chew OF
tobacco. DR.. w. *. Kwlecinski, OF
No 32y Canfield-ave. east. extracted
most OF the powder. but fears he Will
be unable TO save the right eye. The
affair was reported to the police.
A sneak thief entered the stnteroom of
Mrs. Jennie DubIit, of Cleveland, as
she was enroute TO Detroit on ID.
a. G. boat, Saturday night and stole
three rings, valued at $50, and - in
cash. Mrs. Dublit reported that she
had left the door OF her stateroom
open The residence OF Edward Mar
key. No. 734 West Grand Boulevard.
was entered saturday night while
the members or the family were
away, and the house was ransacked
from cellar TO garnet. Jewelry val :
ued at SIG was taken. IL Included
gold watch and chain. brooch
Of coral. "A pearl ring, and TWO brace
lets.
Leon Rennuf. n tunnel worker, told the
police Monday morning, that he fear
ed his dear friend had lett Tor the
Pacific coast. Icons reason Tor i'm
parting that Information To- the po-
lice was that the dear friend took
S12 of Icons hard-earned cash with
him. Kenauf and the man who has
gone west came here together from
Toronto. to work In the tunnel. They
took room together at No. S4f
Howard-st Monday morning, when
Leon awoke: his pat was gone.
Leon later learned that So. which
had reposcd I'm his trousers pocket,
was also gone. The roommate had
frequently told Leon OF his hopes OF
going out TO the Pacific coast when
lie got enough money.
The proposed Detroit exposition OF 1912
was the subject up for consideration
In the Sunday afternoon meeting OF
the Detroit Federation Of Labor. No
definite decision az To whether the
Federation viii back the plan was
reached the attendance being so
small that IL was not felt proper To
commit the body one way or the
other. SkeptiCism was apparent In
the attitude OF some OF the delegates.
Delegate Brady wanted TO know some
thing about the past OF Joseph %.
clair the promoter, who is working
up the plans lie wanted TO know
where and how st clair had become
an expert on expeditions. and also
what the position Of the Board OF
Commerce is with regard 10 the pro-
posed exposition. II. clair spoke In
reply, telling Of his part ia some
other eNpositions and stating that lac
had given references to William W.
Norton. editor Of the Michigan Union
Advocate lie also told the delegates
that the BOARD OF Commerce had re-
fused 20 have anything to do with
the plan as long as the Federation
Of Labor was associated with II.
President Scannell reported change
in the method OF selling stock This
will be sold In shares OF $40 each.
payable In six assessments. Each
stockholder is 90 get so admission
tickets Another meeting VIII be held
Saturday night
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