The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-26
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Albert Sniternlk. who has been eievn-
tor conductor In the city hall for sew
eral years. has resigned, 10 take
place as mail carrier In the postai
service. His place has oeen hlied
by the appointment OF w. Davey.
The Princess Manufacturing Co.. row
located I'm the Murphy Power build
ing. has bought out the Babbltt-IaN
lor-Lane Co. No. i25 Larned-st. east.
The plant Will be enlarged so that
1000 operatives can be employed. =.
W. Lane IS president and manager
OF the Princess co.
Superintendent Of schools Martindale
returned. Thursday. from meeting
OF the superintendents department
OF the y. r. A, held In chicago
While there he was mentioned as a
possible successor TO Superintendent
Cooley. OF the Chicago schools. who
retires from the position June l.
Miss Cora VI. SaIter, formerly or De-
troIt, died I'm Chicago wednesday.
and friends now searching TINS
city for Mrs Frances Salter, mother
OF the deceased. who used to live on
Fourth-ave. Miss Salter went TO
Chicago In November. 1906. and was
employed there as stenographer
Her death was due to tumor on the
brain.
Claude e.. Fields, former postmaster OF
Hamtramck, entered a plea OF not
guilty when arraigned In federal
court on charge or embezzling
money orders to the amount or 1851.
mails 10 defraud, also pleaded not
guilty and was held In $3.50 ball. The
criminal term In the feueral court
begins next Tuesday.
fruitIess run to the Burns hotel nj
4:l5 o'clock Friday morning. wheE
Mrs. Cecil Lennon a pretty little
actress with the "Follies or the Day
company in the Avenue theater, was
taken suddenly and violently III
She refused to 20 TO hospital, ana
q physician who was called Is sure
she hadn't taken poison. She soon
recovered.
Mayor Breitmeyer and the other MEM
hers of the city sinking fund COM
missioners were surrounded by
wealth when they conducted the BIZ
ennial inspection OF the city strong
box Thur sday afternoon. Securities
60 the value OF $2.714.304 We're
checked over. The sinking fund also
has sf57.2is in cash on deposit The
commission clipped coupons on
number OF bonds.
The Rev Gaius Glenn Atkins, ID. ID,
VIII give the nr.t OF q series Of Fri
day evening studies of Great Books
OF the spirit" Friday evening In the
chapel OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
church. his topic 10 be Letters to the
Galatians" Other topics Will be
The Meditations OF Marcus Azure
Illus" 1.-THE Confessions Of 81. Angus
tine" THE Imitation OF Christ.
pilgrims Progress ana "Amiers
Miss Cordelin vernier. decidedly pretty
and petite, In much emb- rrassed by
the burlesque suicide attempt made
by a young woman giving her name
as Tessie Vernon and her address as
No. 36l Cass-ave. Miss Vernier
lives at that address, and Mrs. Nc
Cormack the landlady, says that
no Tessie Vernon ever roomed there
She suspects. however. that "A former
domestic assumed the name, and gave
the address as cloak 10 her real
Identity.
Mrs. Alice ID. Bell, wife of DIR. samuel
Colorado after long illness, and
Thursday the body was brought 10
this city. Friday the remains were
taken TO Port Hope. Mich. her old
home. for burial. About two years
ago DR.. Bell and his family left for
the west ON account OF Mrs. Bel ;
child of Mr. and Mrs Charles G.;
Cursnt. OF Port Hope. Her husband
and two sons survive.
There Will be but one ticket In the
this spring. that OF the Peoples
party. The following have been
dominated P ntI,Iae hr Herman
kret; clerk h M'', mnnr ~ Aiessn. ssor
Bernard vogt; trustees. Horace Faye,
Charles Poupard and Julius W.
Berns: committeeman, Fred Alter.
Adolphus Faye and Christian Phil
lips Voters VIII register Saturday
in the Trombly school. The election
IL March 3.
Only six school inspectors, Mumford.
Kuhn. Snitgen, Henderson. Cary aud
President George, pat In on appear
ance at the board OF education
rooms Thursday night. and for want
of "A quorum no meeting was held.
Most OF the absentees are candidates
for reelection ard We're too busy
campaigning. evidently. To get to
the meeting. 90 the six who did
show up, Inspector Cary. of the
Eighteenth ward. is the only one di-
rectly interested In the elections. and
he has no opposition.
Physicians at Harper hospital beIiey g
that Edward Dudley. of M. IO3
Elizabeth-st. west ~ victim OF
knockout drops He was found
unconscious at Second ave. and JOY -
ST early Friday morning, and has re-
NAMED in comatose condition since.
Dudley. who is 81 years Old. left the
same hospital only a few days ago.
after receiving treatment for Il badly
bruised skull. the result Of fall
from Third ear. last sunday. at
Grand RiVer-ave. and Griswold-st
DsnciDg In DumcId hall, In celebration
OF the marriage OF his daughter.
Julia. Morris Cohen refused To be
disturbed by little thing like a