The Detroit times., 1909-02-01

ferson-ave.. whence he was removed
to the hospital
Al ~ meeting OF the Wayne county
bonrd, \. %. IL, sunday arternoon, 10
was decided 10 celebrate ~. Patrick
day, March Il, Committees were APP
pointed To make arrangements Tor
the banquet ana a<so for the speak
srs. An an=ements were also begun
Tor the annual summer outing on
Dan O'Connell' day. Aug 8.
Pinns are being made by the Methodist
union of DetrWtt tor the construction
OF church IN the north Woodward
district beyond the city limits. While
the site has not been selected. IL VIII
probably be somewhere In the vicin-
ny OF Buena Vista or Pasadena-aves.
temporary building Will be erected
by the residents in that section 10
meet the present requirements.
The Rev. rhOnins livingstone, -. D.,
pnstor OF IS. Peter and Paui's Jesuit
church, delivered the fourth OF his
series of Sunday evening lectures Oh
marriage last night. in which lie said
that the man who marries for money
commits perjury: lie promises al
the foot OF the altar to take the wo-
man for richer. for poorer. whereas
lac is onls taking her for richer, her
money las determined his choice.
declared the priest. adding that the
same rule applies TO women"
j. FriedberR Il sons Jeweiry store ut
No. 2iO Woodwnrd-sve, appears 10
be mark for robbers. Ii was Just
was relieved OF 5000 by thief who
hurled "A brick through one OF tho
front windows. Patrolman Neu-
bauer's timely arrival frustrated an
other attempt TO loot the place when,
on a recent morning. he found a lad
der ioaning against the rear end OF
the store. Monday morning he
found large piece OF cardboard
pasted on one OF The windows. but
his appearance evidently frightened
away the thieves. The cardboard IL
used 10 deaden the sound OF the
breaking glass
Pnt roluan Chestnut, Of Grand River
station. was the hero OF fire at
No. 10 Stanton-ave. early sunday
morning, when. at the risk OF his
own safety; he rescued The four chill
dren Of Clarence NJ. MILFORD. The
officer saw the names shooting, out
or second story window when he
was patroling his beat In the vicin-
ity about O'Clock In the morning.
After turning In an alarm he rushed
To the burning house and broke In
door. The children, the eldest OF
whom 10 Is. We're alone In the house
and all were sleeping. Chestnut
CROPPED his way through the smoke
To the sleeping chambers and aroused
the sleeDers In time to enable them
10 get out The damage Is about
$1,000 IN overheated furnace Is
thought To have started the fire.
Gov. Fred VI. Warner presided at the
sunday afternoon meeting OF the
sNtllN dtlbn army. anu uellNtTeu an du-
dress on a word OF apprecia ton" in
which he referred to the good work
the army has done In Michigan. and
especially in Detroit. col. William
Peart. OF New York city. vice-presi-
dent Of the army In the United States.
reviewed the history OF the organiza-
ton. and the closing remarks OF the
meeting were made by the Rev. Will
lam Byron I'orbush, of the Wood
ward ConEfegat ipnal church The
Rev. }. II. Boyd. u. H.. OF the First
Presbyterian church. opened the
meeting with prayer. In the even
ing. there was a revival meeting I'm
the citadel. conducted by Col. Peart.
The meetings Sunday opened the Sal
vatton Army congress which will be
continued during Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday