The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-10
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Friday matinee AT the Gnyety thea
ter 10 see the Casino Girls.
Mrs. Mary L. seitx, "a member OF one
OF the oldest nnd best known families
in Detroit. died suddenly Tuesday at
her home, No. sol Woodward ave
Miss Mary Przybilski. who several
weeks nxo brought action for breach
OF promise against John Schue, Jr.,
which resulted IN disagreement.
has started another suit she asks
for $4,000 damages
Rev. james J. 6. Mcclure gave an In
terestine talk On Duty" before AN
audience Of 500 In the Detroit opei 4
house. Tuesday afternoon. Ills ad-
dress was along the line OF the i've
like Jesus" movement
United states Commissioner Finney.
who was appointed ia try Chinese
cases originating around Detroit. mas
his first case Moy Hei and Ito Lala
were arraigned before him TUESDAY
and Ae will examine the Chinese
April I.
trm Camburn, driver of an oil wagon,
hled suit against the I'D. L. IL. In cir
cult court Tuesday afternoon. clalnl :
ing $4,000 for damages alleged 10
have been sustained when street
car collided with his wagon on
Gratiot ave. in January
walter =. Russell, president ana man
auer of the Russei Wheel II Foundry
Co reports that his company mas
taken more orders for cars In the
last few weeks than for whole
year previously. The company makes
a speciality OF logging cars
Henry r. kreuter. aged 20. well
known mnchinist, died Monday night
at the home OF his mother, NO. Zov
Oakland ave. Death was caused by
tuberculosis. He went west Tor the
benefit OF his health but returned
several weeks ago unimproVed' Ihc
funeral Will be held Thursday AFTER
noon
rr n !. ynn Antwerp, pastor Of the
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary
has warned his practitioners 10 ne
ware OF a prayer chain that rs oeins
circulated among Detroit Catholics.
The church has often declared
against this practice OF sehulls pray ,
ers out broadcast 10 be copied ana
recopied
philip Bcnmer, aged 20, for il years
an engineer I'm the employ OF the
Grand Trunk. Is dead at ms h0inc,
No 49i Grand River-aVe falilhs
oversight compelled him to give up
his engine two years ago. He Us sur .
vived by his widow and I'VE brothers.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Thursday afternoon, ana
later from Trinity Episcopal church.
Interment IN Woodmere cemetery.
Frank Bates, alias Green, arrested as
ne emerged from the wOrkhouse after
- serving 90-day sentence Tor pick
Ing rockets was taken to Brooklyn.
n V, Tuesday evening. In charge OF
Lieut. John u. Coughlin, OF the
Brooklyn police 10 answer chhIee
OF grand larceny. Bates says that al
Ter he gets out OF the present trouble
he In going to lead straight lie,
and plans to write a book about the
folly of criminal career. He Is "a
years old.
Mrs. Catherine French. of No. 396 Firth
st, In bedridden at her home from the
effects OF a fall from a Baker car
near the city hall. three months ago
The aged woman Is In dire straits
and her Injury followed on the heels
of a peculiar series OF misfortunes.
Death took two OF her sons and her
only daughter a short time ago. and
another son. Lester. disappeared from
home and has never been heard from
since. She found employment az
1anitress in the Breitmeyer building
but the accident made her unnt Tor
work.