The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


In n IRE La her home, NO. 80 Henry,
st. Saturday morning, died several
hours later from the effects OF hef
injuries, at Red Cross hospital
Wet cur trucks were responsible for I.
collision between "a Jefferson ear ana
one OF Parker Bros coal wagons
driven by William Il. Shumaker. the
wagon was demolished, but shumah-
Ell escaped.
The Rev. Charlie. Rues.knmp was In
stalled as pastor of -. Marks Enk-
llsh Lutheran church. Sunday even
ing. The new pastor comes 10 is
troit from Buffalo. With his ihih,IS
he will reside at No. $40 81 Aup'n-
Patrick Summers, a years old, was sr.
rested. sunday. by serRt. Kinney M"
Patrolman lsham, on the cnarse -.
acting as sentry In front OF saiooh
At No. l4i Larned-st. west. Inc OF
rcers allege that Summers was 81"
toned outside the saloon 10 slNv 'no
alarm at the approach OF po'''e
man.
The Rev. Fr. ,. VI. Boschi, who recently
laid the cornerstone Tor new IN.
ian church at Fort anu liastihs
blames antagonistic Free tnlhktrs
for an anonymous poster W. nay
not robbed the poor TO NJ uui'd % All All
we can to help the poor
The Isvy~r.' club OF Detroit, will hold
Hs nrst gathering OF the season In
the FelloWcraU club next w euuss-
day evening. when a heeisdeak ON
ner will be given. James T. kehni
Will be the principal speaker: ana hu-
dresses will also he given ny Aim
n. Frazer and Judge Murphy john
Atkinson will sing ana JOCK carson
viii play the bagpipes.
In "a meeting Of Post 4, Michigan
knights of the Grip. In the Griswoid
house SUNDAY afternoon. the follow
ihg officers were elected: Chairman
Lou j. Burch; vice chairman, Charles
J W. smith; secretary ana treas .,I
.r Michael J. IIowarn. executive
committee. Patrick j Walsh. Angus
G. MACPHERSON and John w Kelly,
II was voted. also. To abolish All
Local dues.
Interested In the sibley Lumber Co..
filed articles of association. saturday
afternoon. The company already mas
a plant under construction on Beau.
fait-avc between kcrcheval and
Waterloo. where the Sibley lsumbeF
co. operates "A planning NM ne
company VIII employ 100 men AT th'
start. and viii commence deliveries
about Jan. /.
The dedication of the new campbell
ave. VI. r.. church, sunday. was
marked by the raising OF upwards OF
$4,000 towards the church dent'
Bishop W. l.. Mcdowell, OF chicago
preached at both morning ana even.
Ing services. An organ recital VIII
be given on the new organ. TUESDAY
evening. by Frederic III. stevens, as
sisted by Mrs. Alice Calder Leonard
soprano
The next regular meeting OF the De-
troit Engincering society viii ne
held in the stevens building, neNt
Friday evening. AT y. m. prtctutu
by a dinner in the Hotel ste. claire
at $50 O'Clock. Prof John l. Allen
az the TniVersit S-- -Michi gan. VIII
deliver an illustrated lecture on
trip through the sierra Madre noun
ta'ns OF MeNico.
Charlie Troe-tcr, seven years old. sus-
tainrd fracture az the icu leg when
heaNF truck, on Whlch ne was
hitehiug with his sled. rolled back
ward down the Dequiudre ~. bridge,
on Iarned-st The lads father Nv
ing at No. Ia Jos Campau-aNe' car
Rcd him home but later had MN
removed To 1t Mary's hospital
Mrs Caroline Moore. ~ years old. died.
sunday. In the residence 81 her
daughter. Mrs. Charles shaw, No .?
Au,ott-St from the effects OF fail
u Ia sidewalk at sixth and Abbott
SIS a month ago. when she 1rac-
tuErd her hip. Mrs. Moore was the
widow of the late capt {. +. Moore.
once prominent AS master or lake
vessels
MorrI. Zussman. No. 1O7 MuIIett-st.. and
Narmon Faudmnn, No. ~ sherman
81, VIE nd McGaa,r, ~ on n
charge OF simple larceny. IL is al
legged that while the two men were
bGying junk. IN Livingston COUNT
dence OF Vincent Mass. nv" miles
from Brighton. Sheriff Stoddard, OF
Livingston county took them back
there.
Tn hts lecture on Switzerland" In the
Museum Of Art, sunday afternoon,
Prof. \ ~. Griffith. took occasion Ia
cite one very good law OF that coun-
try that might be adopted with proft
BY Michigan In Switzerland, mar
riage licenses have 20 br posted IN
public places. and ~ anyone raises
objections 10 the union OF the con
tracing parties and that objection
Is found worthy. the marriage can he
prevented. which would he very
good thing TO have here, said he.
Constable August Hebert. who has bccu
conducting "a campaign against slot
machines, now. has % in his posses
sion which he seized IN the saloons
Of Greenfield. Haunt ramck ana Gross"
pointe. Three machines were taken
from the saloon OF August Docrr.
Crosse Poiptc. The machines viii be
taken 10 the county building and de-
stroycd About 500 I'm cash was
found in them. This goes into the
county treasury.
Ju>ticc }. ~. Moore spoke on the dcsir-
ability for world peace before the
Business Mems class OF the First
Congregational church. sunday noon.
.TAn-rlIleEs- nEal-lle- leading naIlons
OF the world desire peace. he said,
ana the most powerful forces operat-
ing in every nation are back or the
international arbitration and peace
movements. That these movements
will ultimately bc brought TO sue
ccssfHl issue, was confidently pre-
dicted by Justice Moore.
Four women suspected Of hnying Mt
tempted to stenI several small ar
ticles In Hudson's store. Saturday
night. were released through the
statements OF two little girls. chill
dren OF one OF the suspects. who kept
repeating. when questioned by the
detectives: My mamma never
touched n thing They were asked
~ they had seen the others take any
goods. but simply repeated the dec
laratiOn that their mother was inno-
cont. As the evidence was not strong.
all were let go.
The Rev. PBsqunIc DE Carlo. who re-
Gently reported tbst he received
BLACK Hand" demand for 81 900.
preached q sermon against the black
mailcrs. Sunday. lie told n congre-
CATION in the Newberry chapel. Sher-