The Detroit times., 1909-05-10
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

James schermerhorn Will deliver an
address Monday evening before the
members of the Brotherhood or the
Boulevard Congregational church, In
the church building. Boulevard ana
Warren-ave.
Alex. Tremontie broke down
the door of n blazing barn I'm the
rear or l. Demagio's residence, NO.
lSl Forrest. east, late sunday night,
and rescued two horses. The fire was
| extinguished with a loss OF about S.5
Unable To speak his name. or 10 give
any clue TO his identity, I'm spite OF
apparent efforts TO do so. a man about
80 years old. lies In 81. Marys hos
pital where he was taken Friday
morning. from the house at No. 40
Macomb-st. lie had stayed there
Thursday night, and was suddenly
stricken with paralysis.
away boy. OF Lock Berlin, y. ", have
asked the local police TO try TO find
him and send him home. He has been
In Detroit. having applied at the Y.
Nj. 4. A. employment bureau Tor a
Job. Arthur. who is l6 years old.
took his store OF savings. and left for
"the west To fight Indians.
cOnnecticut-ave. citizens have organ
ized committee of vigiinntes, TO
tender a warm reception TO burglars
who show marked fondness for
that vicinity. The latest burglary
was in the home OF DR.. William n:
where a $50 oyercoat. diamond
scarf-pin, a gold headed umbrella,
and other articles were taken.
grotto has been built ON the grounds
OF the House of Good shepherd or
this city. in imitation OF the famous
0rotto of Lourdes In France The
grotto in Detroit was designed by
William II. Maybury, and the con
etruction was carried on under his
direction. Substantial donations
were made 10 the sisters TO defray
the expenses by John Finn and Jacob
J. Haarer.
rhe funeral OF Mrs. Frank q. Eastman.
wife OF the well-known newspaper
man. who died saturday. in the home
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
flanagan. No. 533 Cass-ave., Will be
held Tuesday morning at O'Clock
from IS. Peter and Paul's cathedral
neral, as he is Ill In sanitarium in
Salt Lake city.
carl Cole, an Ii-year-old lad, living at
No. <9s Eighteenth-st., was found by
Patrolman Hupp at cass and Mishi- s,,,
Sunday. and taken 10 police head
quarters. He explained that he had
been visiting the various penny ex-
hibits. losing all track OF the time.
and when he found how late II was,
he was afraid TO 20 home In the
dark" His father, William Cole.
called for him shortly before
clOCks
Dean y. =. Marquis, OF SO. Paul's cathe-
Movement" before the Business
Mems class OF the Martha Holmes
Memorial church. Sunday noon. said
that the churches are In a rut. We
need more practical christianity"
said DR.. Marquis. The laity are be-
ginning to demand more of the
church. and we car give IL to them
II we will. The Emmanuel move.
ment IL remedy for mental and
moral troubles. and only bears on
physical disorders where-they- are
imaginary or due to psychic causes.
IOs~ph Grnna, nn Italian. ~ years old.
4. locked up in the central station,
charged with firing two shots at
some unidentified man. said TO be
Grana's step-brother. but as the other
man made his escape. and Grana re-
fuses to discuss the matter in any
way the police are at a loss as To
what to do with him. Firemen from
an engine house on Iarned-st', Wit.
messed the shooting. and grabbed
Crana, whom they held until Signal
Officer kerst arrived. The other man
Ned west on Congress-st. detectives
Brooks and Seymour heard that ne
resided at No. 203 Larned-st. east, but
inquiry there. failed 10 reveal his
whereabouts.
rhe Rev. A. ~. barr, ID. d.. OF the JET
ferson-aVe. Presbyterian church, In
his sermon mon ,,aa ,S,undaWy no evsn,nsi tnnnS ,Se Gn
Way Out" made a plea for the work
ingman, saying that he needs not IL
braries nor art gelleries, but the
right to rest one day In seven, an In
crease In wages, prevention OF acci-
dents and improved standards or
home life. TIE time OF the evening
service In the Jefferson-ave. church
has been changed from 1870 O'Clock
TO 4 o'clock. The first half hour Will
be devoted to worship and short
address, closing with the benediction.
and the second half hour devoted 10
an organ recital
Before an audience composed only of
women, Mrs. VI. r.. Roberts, national
organizer OF the Women's Home Mis-
sionary society of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. discussed The Inner
Lie or Mormonism." in the Central
NJ r.. church, Sunday afternoon. She
declared that the slavery OF woman
is one OF the basic principles OF Nor
monism one belief being that no
woman could enter paradise unless
she has a husband at the resurrec-
tion. Marriages by proxy after the
death OF one OF the parties were com
mon, however. she said She exhib-
tied an endowment robe OF Nor
mon woman. and told of the vows
made by Mormons and the terrible
penalties for those who do not obey
their oaths.