The Detroit times., 1909-12-30

WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING
The twenty-fourth New Year dawn SER
Vice In the Forest-aye. Presbyterian
church will be held Saturday morn
ing. Jan. /. at o'clock.
A number Of Detroiters interested I'm
the student volunteer movement are
in Rochester. N. Y, attending the an
nual convention now being held In
that city. The convention VIII close
Sunday.
The Prost club, the members Of which
nre musicians I'm the Detroit theater
orchestras, held their annual supper
In the Hofbrau Haus, WEDNESDAY
evening
The annual prayer-meeting OF the Pres.
byterian brotherhood Of Detroit, VIII
be held in the chapel OF the f1rst
Presbyterian church, at ocioCN
New Years morning ~ viii De al
open meeting OF conference ana
prayer.
Articles Of association were nIed In the
county clerks office, "Wednesday, ny
The Reynolds Motor Car Co. with
Co. with a capital OF 81 o, 900. and the
Detroit Electric. Co., with a capitai
of $4,000.
Auditor Milton Oakmss succeeded In
convincing Auditor-Genernl Fuller
that the state Is now well protected
lin the way OF bonds from the Wayne
county treasurer. and the additional
bond OF 100000. recently asked Tor.
will not be required.
Harry Gilfoy, II years old, and Hurry
A. Kent, same age, were arrested IN
suspicious persons, Wednesday ar
ternoon. by Patrolman III. q. smith.
Mrs G.. Bryson. proprtetress OF
rooming house at No. 30S Randolph
ST.. found the two young men In one
Of the rooms, and called the police.
An estate of $4,000 was left by An
thony Bnumgartncr, brother OF Fr.
II j. Baumgartner. according to
petition for probate filed wednesday
afternoon The will provides that
$500 be spent for masses. $500 for
suitable monument, and the balance
TO go To Mrs. Baumgartner and their
10 children.
In the meeting of the Detroit Fedora
ton Of Labor, "Wednesday night, IL
was reported that one Detroit cigar
factory intends TO cut the wages or
It's cigarmakers from s1l.60 per thou
sand to IS per thousand. The feder-
alton will oppose this cut and will
support the cigarmakers in case the
decrease Is put Into eject
Justice w. G.. Patterson, of Highland
after his reelection. will continue 10
hold office. His attorney has In
formed him that justice can hold
office until his successor has been
elected, and as no successor has been
named. he will continue In judicial
capacity under the bonds filed after
his nrst election.
John Brsblec, No. G1s south-st., was
seDs to the House Of Correction for
30 days, by Justice Jeffries, Wednes-
day. for throwing his landlady and
threatening them with revolver.
The women landed in a snowbank
and escaped injury. Brablec, brand.
i.n, x MS ea feoEvs1 pster HoTst 1c and
taken to a cell.
The East Michigan Press club will hold
lts Water Meeting In Detroit, Jan.
IS President r. e. +: Browne brow, ,h o. c the
Frank II. Ellsworth. completed ar
ranxements for the meeting. The
house, the management OF which Is
planning to dedicate its new eonven-.
tion hall with banquet TO the club.
s.sn Woitcwic., No; ssa S Sol,,n.-..;;
morning. TO save himself and his
whole family from asphyxiation by
coal Vas. which escaped from an open
door I'm the family coal stove. Though
I'm q stupor he realized the danger
and lost no time in throwing open
the windows, Two OF the seven chill
dren were already unconscious and
were revived with difficulty. city
Physician ouandt attended the
family.
Robert g. Mathie.on, I1-year-oId son
of . grocer az No. SD Bewick-ave..
was caught under a Jefferson car
and had both legs broken, while
hitching. with his sled, on his faith
ternoon. When the wagon crossed
the car tracks at Mcclellan ave. the
sled was dragged fairly in front OF
Jefferson car. Robert rolled from
the sled, but was luckily picked up
by the fender, which saved him from
being crushed to death.
swoe betide our people In Russia and
,sS srs closed n agsinst them" said
Dr. Isaac l. Rypins, addressing a
large audience In the Jewish insti-
tute. "Wednesday evening. The
can combat public opinion-the rap
idly growing prejudice against the
foreigner" DR.. Rypins declared that
the Jewish people In America are
the white slave traffic and the immi-
grafton question.
Past potentntes and member. OF the
Arab patrol, Mystic shrine, were en-
tertained by Illustrious. Potentate
william M. Perrett. at banquet I'm
the Hotel Ste. Claire, Wednesday
night. About 100 were present I,s,, The
william Van SICKLE. now I'll In his
home with pneumonia. Informal
talks were given by Past Potentate
II. d. Rogers, Assistant Rabban w.
r. Benalleck. Capt.-Gen. George w.
Fowle, Director Gen. Bert St John,
and Fred H. Warren.
Mrs. ELI shaw, nearly 20 years old, was
found straving and half froxen, In
her humble home at No. 319 Rlvard-
st, when Motorcycle officer Ray
mond entered the place Wednesday
night. Raymond had been called by
neighbors, who became alarmed when
the aged woman failed TO appear for
starvation that she was scarcely able
10 talk. A little skye terrier was
her only companion, and the dog. too,
had almost persisted from cold and
hunger. Mrs Shaw was sent to 81.
Marys hospital.
After swearing out a warrant, cha rging
her husband with assault and bat
terry Mrs. Wiley Howell OF No. SO
Grand River-ave., repented OF her
arrest her husband, wednesday night.
Mrs. Wiley begged the officers TO re-
lease their prisoner, and when they
told her they had to make the ar
rest, under the warrant. she made n
vain attempt to reach a police justice
and have the warrant withdrawn.
Howell was locked up in the central
station. but the case Will probably
be dismissed
The cost OF mafntensnce of the pro-
posed schol for blind children In De-
troit will be very large. according TO
School Inspector Charles r. Robert
son. but the Inspector believes that
its dement's and results will make IL
well worth while. This In not n
fad. neither IL the deaf school nor the
proposed schools for tubercular and