The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-15
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
the Cass-sve. VI. l.. church, ~ hute
whisky. but believe | would as soon
see boy OF mine drink whisky as
to smoke cigarettes.
Mayor Breitmeyer bas received mes
sage from Mayor r. n. Jackson, of
Brinkley. Ark. which was devastated
by u cyclone last week, asking Tor
aid. Contributions OF Detroiters for
this purpose VIII be forwarded ny
the mayor.
George II. Carlisle. who has been ns-
sistinR Judge ROhnert In the juvenile
court work. and who VIII probably
be the Judge OF the juvenile court
under the new act. spoke in the
Forrest. Presbyterian church. sun
day night. upon the work being done.
John Fuber. of No. 81 Phiiadeiphia-
ave-, fell from FourteeEth car at
Milwaukee-aNs, sunday morning.
breaking leg in two places below
the knee. Fuber says he was showed
on the car by a Negro whom he does
not knew and with whom he declares
he had had no quarrel
A SIS purse containing S13 In money
was snatchcd from Mrs. isunc Nosen-
berg. No. :. Alfred St, at John *.
and Montcalm- SITS. Saturday night,
By man who darted from the en-
trance 10 the Burton apartments at
that corner Mrs Rosenberg hastily
gave an alarm. pat tht thlel go
away.
Cornelius Galiegh~r, for the Inst three
years a resident Of Detroit. died sun
day evening In the home or his
daughter Mrs. Melvin L. Burdick.
No $40 National-nVe. Mr.. Gallegher
was born in Bangor Maine. 20 years
ago, but had liked IN Battle creek
for a time, and OF late years lived
with his daughter.
sAnctent Rome and Her People" was
the subject of Prof. Grifnth's talk In
the Museum OF Art SUNDAY after
noon. The speaker cited Rome as
one OF the peculiar caprices or the
development OF civilization. describ-
ing IL as city with no commercial
advantages. but which became the
most important city in the world.
Harry l.. Pierson In now the owner Of
the Hotel Brunswick, Grand River
and Mid se; saepseh. i foe
100000 1t is Mr.. Persons inten-
ton as soon as the present lease eN-
pires, to spend considerable money
bringing the hotel up date. ana
making IL one OF the finest ~ the
city.
A decrease In street railway earnings
I'm this city during the last sin mon t TINS
OF 1908, is shown by the report made
by the D. II. II. TO city treasurer
Max Koch This shows that the five-
cent lines took in $l,6l5,51l.3 "a for the
half wear. while the receipts for the
same period Of 1907 were Sl,G50'-
ss7I7. No report is made as to the
earnings the tEret-tcnt INES
The newsboys were told NIL about Gen.
Alser In their meeting. sunday night.
Prof W +. Lyon. OF the Central High
school, related incidents In Gen Al
gers life, COL. o. n. James told or
his record as soldier. and exhibited
the bugle used by John Bigelow, Gen;
Alger's bugler during the war ana
President Dexter told OF the gifts or
The Al.er family TO the newsboys.
Three people. two women and man.
Of the Pentecostai persuasion, were
baptized In the chilly rive, at the
foot of Bowen-aVe.. Saturday aftVr-
noon py Mr.. Goetz, the evangelist
who has headquarters at No. Oh
Michigan-ave. From - 10 lVo re
troiters are said to belong 10 the
Croft cult. and number or them
were on the bank To witness the
baptismal ceremonies.
Bishop a sullivan, attorneys for the
Detroit Federation of Labor In the
Injunction proceedings recently start
ed To prevent the mayors committee
OF so from using any or the $o,ooO
appropriated for its use by the cont
mon Council. received word. Satur
day afternoon. that the supreme
court has ordered Judge Murphy 10
not be mandamused 10 Issue an IN
junction.
Fire of mysterious origin partially de-
stroyed the dry good. store OF Abra-
early Sunday morning. resulting IN
the complete loss OF the stock ana
fxtures The fact that Mr.. KanSlo
received a Black Hand letter about
Two months ago. demanding 100. has
given rise to story that the BLACK
Hand was responsible Tor tue nrc.
Mr.. Ranglo refuses 10 eNP'css an
opinion, however.
The Economy drug store, In the base
, ment OF the Lorcttn apartments,
Beaubien and High-sts- was entered
late saturday night, but the lntrud-
ers secured only IS, the contents OF
two telephone pay boxes. Incidental
ly they put the telephones out OF
commission. The same parties, IL Is
tbotight entered the Detroit Cloth
ing Care cos establishment ~ No;
s76 woodward-ave. they secured
three suits. pair OF trousers an, anu
an overcoat. The OUTFIT was valued
at $50.
atso Ncedham Frankfortcr, who has
been under arrest here for n weeA,
left Monday morning FOR Ida Grove.
Ia I'm custody OF Sheriff Thomas Nc
I.eod, OF Ida county. la. lie Is want
ed both In Ida Grove ana IN Omaha;
Neb; on charges 0iova pas ss ,r SSa
cling salesman for the Itic lardson
Drug Co. OF Omaha FranHlorter
according to information received by
the company served year IN PRISON
in 1905 for passing Forged checks lh
Washington, ID. Z.
Levi r.. Johnson. fireman In engine
house No. 10, I'm the Eig htecuth ward.
died from lockjaw In tile DetroIt san
itarium. Sunday evening Johnson
was taken sick with measles some
time ago and was taken 20 the nos
pital, where ne apparently recovered
After he had gone back TO WORK ne
suffered from an earache ana re-
turned to the hospital. week ago
tetanus developed and an operation
was performed. lie was - years OK
age. His mother and brother i've
in Pennington, Mich.
Fred Chichester. OF No. 400 Forrest. west.
was robbed of eII4 he had Just drawn
from a bank while getting on a Fort
st car at Fort and Shelby-sts.. Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Chidester was
assisting his daughter-in-law up the
car steps when ho felt someone jostig
him. but thought nothing or ~ at
the time When he looked for tae
money a few minutes later. IL had
disappeared. IL Is thought the thief
followed Mr. Chidester from the bank
after taking note OF where the at
ter placed the roll The police were
notified
,nfr. and Mrs. Fred wyckon, of Perry