The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-15

Known until Mise Dorothy Laurie and
her mother, room~rs IN IN" house.
made the discovery Gs they Were
leaving ia. place The babe was Still
alive and apparently little the wore
Tor hs long soiourn In the cold. The
infant was taken g the Woman's
Hospital and Foundling's home.
The timely waking Of Madeline Wright.
aged SIN years. probnbIy saved her
father. Percival q. Wright. her moth-
er and Younger brother from dea "a
by IRE at ~ o'clock sunday night.
Tho members of the family who re-
eide AT No. g Washington blvd, had
Madeline Was awakened by smoke.
Sh" scrrN m,d Loudly awake ming her
parents The flames had gained such
headway tnat the parents had time
"a put on but few clotiies. and cartV
tho children into the snow. TIE
building was damaged 10 the extent
% $1,000. Mr.. Wright conducts "a
photograph gallery. aud the flames
stated amon2 the chemicals in tho
dark room.
~ the I-V meeting OF the Detroit
Teachers a~sociation. u was ,"ted
20 hive lecture given the letter
part Of April. the proceeds Of which
are 10 be used To establish n chill
d,en's re'ief fund 20 be placed at the
disposal OF the child study committee
or TIC hoard ~ education. Among
th" ta.G00 children who attend the
public schools. thcre are many cases
r"efing special attention. Supt Mar
principals. know this we'll and II ~
fnr tho purpose ~ aiding tn" schools
TINT the ch'l study committee was
nppofpted Novy that the teachers
hav" s'%niied thei~ intention OF look
ing after the 'nntter. important and
far-renchnP results are looked for.
About 80 residents OF the Houghton
schooi district ,ttendcd the meeting
In Prismatic nall. Saturday night. 10
DISGUISE the purchase OF site for
new Houghton school,. school In
sn"ctors Hutton and George eS-
ulaincd that the board had pur-
chased site on Abbott-st.. becs use
the land adjoining the present
Hnushfon school site is held at pro-
given H. w. Gore. bv the property
owners. Nj "or Breitmever said that
h" approved to purchase because re
~ th2' hold-up on IN" city was
h"trg attempted ia boosting tn. oric4
81 we land wanted for tho addition
- ~, nrCscnt ste. Tho old Hough-
ton grounds viii BE- made into q plav-
r~"uuI %" park
school board csmpnixD will h~ winged
In tbC Twelfth and seventeenth
wards since Inspectors Goldberg ana
schultz. Who represent those wards
OF yclI ago. friends ~ these two
inspectors have orxeuized FOR IA ri
hight. Fred Btitrsm is chr iriaar ot
toe Goldberg Club. which organized
saturday night. and ne viii appoint
'hairmen in all the precincts OF the
W9"d 10 get up ious"- to- house eau
yaSS. Thrr" Schuitz meetings viii he
held Monday nisht in the Seven
teenth ward IN the followins homes:
+. r Mather ON. 25S Belvidcre-
Geors. Mckenzie. No. 3G4 Fischer
ave; Albert Maudell. No. $50 McClcl-
lan-1Vc.
France. turkorskt, who recently came
60 Detroit froia Jackson In search Of
employment, Is in West Side hospital
with serious injuries, sustained Sat
urday night. When she was struck by
car AZ Michi san-ave. and Twenty
ninth-st. ilef identity was unknown
until sunday. wlcn she recovered
consciousness and gave her name To
the hospital authorities through an
intcrpt ctcl. She came to this cOun-
Try from Austria two years ago sine
said She had secured position In a
local hotel bu' could not recall the
name OF the hosiery. When taken
10 the hospital note was found
pinned To her dress 1t read faith.
"r. mother ana sister in the old coun,
Try" STE explained that woman
in the hotel pinned II on her 1t is
thought the young woman will re-
cover.
seven ~ the e,2ht CHAPTERS Of the Or
ues ga 'a- ssas.csn ,.ar ha.inx np-
I."'"d 81 lac Ii"h ~ "a. Hii">c IL"
oiu rinsrrc no,", at No. lu2O Wood
W.tld-ttN ~, as q tc,hpic. IL seems at
most certain tnat tne arrangement
VIII go through. Palestine Cnaptcr
nIt cts MondaN evening Ia vote on tttc
matter. Iac Purchase price on tho
property - y31.OUU. ana II is pro-
posed To rcinHdcl the mansion ana
to build an dG'iition 1O5 by - feet
at the rear as an auditorium, while
the lodge rooms and banquet nall
VIII be IN the main structure. GOV.
Fingree was Mason and hts daugh-
ter Mrs. Depcw, IL. therefore. ans
posed To have ms old nome pass into
the ke. ping OF this order which is an
outg lowth OF the Masons. 4 portion
OF the diaDcries, fixtures and furni-
tnrc VIII he donated To the order In
connection with the purchase. This
property - situated just north OF
warren ave. and il $50 by 10 feet.
\ circular ~ Deins ssnt cut through
the state ny shippers vi benton mar
Dor, utElnk tndt the cOinulsrCt tai
bodies or the state stand together To
prevent the repeal of the car LOAD
rate law and also 10 prevent the
railroads from making discrimination
that railroads may not charge more
than - per car freight on any car
loaded by the shipper and unloadcd
by tie consignee on a haul OF ten
miles or leSS, nor more than so cents
per mil" for the next ten miles nor
more than IS cents per mite OH any
distance over 20 milcS The Benton
Iiarhor merchants say that this liz "a
maximum race and that the railroads
should not be allowed to raise rates
where they are lower than under
mat" by charging the same car losd
rate :or all sizes of cars and "a
classes Of commodities. They insist
that that rate IA maximum one and
not n reasonable rate for all Kinds
OF freight
Detroit churches of nearly every de-
nomination honOred the memory Of
Abraham Lincoln. sunday, with spe-
Cial services and the rartyred presi-
dent was compared with Washington
and Roosevelt. as the speakers varied
In their views. The Rev Reed stu
art OF the Unitarian church culoglzed
both Washington and Lincoln. The
Rev. r.. B. Davidson, OF the Warren
ave. Baptist church; the Rev. John
II. Boyd, OF the First Presbyterian
church. the Rev. j. c. Clutterbuck OF
Emmanuel BAPTIST church, the Rev
Gaius Glenn Atkins. Of the First Con-
ErcRational church; the Rev Harvey
O. Pearc@. OF the Taberns Gle Metho-
dist chIrch, and the Rev. A. H. Barr
OK IN 'gferson-ave. PRESBYTERIAN
church. 81 observed the anniversary
OF Lincoln with special sermons In
the Church OF Our Father, prof r.
VI. wenley. OF the University Of Mich
igan. delivered an address on why
commemorate the centennial ami
versary Of Charles Darwin" and
Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin also spoke
on the anniversary OF Darwin I'm HIS