The Detroit times., 1909-12-13

nasty drizzle shortly after noon. ana
the beautiful" promptly took the
form OF the slushiest kind of slush,
which made walking a decidedly un-
pleasant pastime. incidentally. the
populace recalled that ii had rained
on no less than seven preceding sun
DAYS. all of which, OF course. tended
TO put everyone I'm excellent humor.
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man-st.. that they should rise mp ana
defy the Black Hand. i, Tor one
am not afraid Of them, said he Car
To- They may take revenge on me,
they may take my life, but ! VII
night them until the city is RIA OF
them. II you would al tell what
YOU know. there would be no more
Black Hand here.
The residence Of Mrs. Herbert Hockt".
NJ. 1914 Pingre~-nve.. was rnnSncke"
by burglars, while members OF me
family were away Saturday night,
and $50 worth OF tewelry was stolsh
Sneak thieves are blamed for the
theft Of $50 worth OF 1ewelrS from
rooming house at No. -? tass W.
A score OF petty thefts were reported
The tenth Anniversary Of ~. Andrews
Presbyterian church was commemor-
ated, sunday. with speriai services,
beginning with membership OF -
pcrsous the Church roll now mum
beis 2Gi names. Feeling reference
was ''adc 10 the first p9stor the Nev;
months after founding the mission.
The Rev. II. y. Mosser, was the sec
cud pastor. remaining seven EeafSs'
since when the Rev. II. walker Nal
colin has been the Incumbent.
Prof. George Breed Zug, or the Uni
yersIty of Chicago. In his ART lecture
"A. the Church of our Father, Sdtut-
day evening, told mis- hearers that
Detroit is an art mecca when she can
house such wonderful COLLECTIONS a.
the Whistlcrs belonging Ia tharles
l.. Freer ana col. Frank liecker ana
the magnificent La Fargo wininws
in the First Unitarian church. TWO
hundred years hence The sta ln"h
glass windows, the work OF John IN
Fargo, scattered In various parts OF
America. viii be priceless treasures
and Will b. jealousy guarded IN mu-
seums declared Prof. Iug
The lack of suffci numbers Of tench-
ers has cnused the closing of the De-
troit college night school for poor
tho. college. which had been held
every Monday and Thursday night
in the basement OF IS. Peter and
Paurs parish school. The teachers
were voluntary and were mostly So
ciety girls belonging TO the parish.
hut other interests seem 10 nav
taken the young ladies' away from
this work Of charity.
VI, has elected the following officers
Commander. Frank \. Johnson. Sr'
past commander Louis {. Chapoton,
lent commander. Frederick Reno,
r. X. Samuel Long; f.. r. Robert r.
Quirk; chaplain. Benjamin kirk;
physician. Dewitt L. Sherwood. NJ
H.. sergeant Herbert w Travis; NJ.
at A.. Edward J Lyon; first guard.
John : Scott. second guard. Charles
J Kumm; sentinel. Henry Benning:
picket. George Putnam; captain OF
nj A -InlnGOn
Sr: musician Frank Rakovan
4 peculiarly sad circumstance sur
rounds the death In Toronto, Sntur-
day. OF Mrs. Silas Henderson. of TINS
City.0 Mrs Henderson had been mar
ried but 1ve weeks her marriage
having been the culmination or an
acquaintance with Mr. Henderson
since childhood. Both were upwards
~ % years of age, and mad looked
forward To spending their declining
years together. planning 10 make
their home in Detroit. Mrs. tlender-
son viii he buried Tuesday noon
from II. Andrews Episcopal church.
The Wayne circuit court Judges hive
decided on several new rules. 10 he
enforced after the new year, which
Will cut off one days pay from tn"
.4+4F++ES--A a-ll4rA- SeSSinnSL he held
Saturday as heretofore, and the tur-
ors Will not be paid for the day. sat
urday will he set aside for motions,
instead OF Monday. as has been the
practice for years. The judges have
also decided to sit n half hour longer
each day The cutting or the jurors
pay for a day will save the county
several thousand dollars per year. IL
ia Estimated.
After bnv lux sers cd ns Justice Of the
peace for several months. William g.
Patterson. OF Greenfield township.
has discovered that he is not quail
FLED to hold the position. ana has re
signed II is possible that he will
IL Il candidate again at the spring
lection. Patterson pIerfp1
crly but in taking the oath OF office
II" took II before the township clerk.
while the law provides that he must
take II before the county clerk. This
mistake was discovered by saloon
keepers charged with violating the
Wagner Cramton liquor law.
"Dont blame Rockefeller or amy other
capitalist for conditions" declared
Samuel Hackett. the coal mine ora
tor" In his lecture. which Is a part
Of the workers course. in Farrar
hall sunday afternoon. These men
are what they are by virtue OF your
sufferance. 1t is you and not they
who can change conditions" Hack
eft likened present-day labor condI-
and declared that. Us the oppression
OF feudalism had passed away. 80 all
oppression must eventually pass
away. He attributed the Cherry
mine disaster TO the greed OF capital
lists who neglected necessary = ecau-
tions because OF the expense.
TO LAND A LA CADILLAC.
Elk Leaders Will Make Entrance to
City In Bark Canoes.
As Sieur de la Mothe Cadillac came
to the site of Detroit 200 and odd
years ago with his voyageurs and
habitants in bateaux. so will Grand
Exalted Ruler j u. Sammis and other