The Detroit times., 1909-03-03
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Receipts la the local customs offic.
were only $i20.S3O.3I for the month
or February as against $2oO,lV2.33 Tor
the same month year ago. Andrew
Smith, deputy collector, ascrlbVs the
unusual decrease To the agitation
over the tariff revision
Mrs. Ellen Hayden, widow OF the late
Peter n. Hayden. died Tuesday In her
home, No. % SpruCe-st.. where she
had lived for years. She is survived
BY three children. Marguerite Ed .
ward j and Charles. the latter a
travelling salesman in the employ OF
u. NJ Ferry X Co.
Michigan Council OF Deliberntion, leg
IsIative body OF the scottish Rite Ma
sons held It's annual meeting In the
Masonic temple. Tuesday. but be
cause OF the illness cr william G..
MaNbury. communicating chief gen
eral legislative business was put over
untll special meeting TO be held IN
June.
recovered from "a three-Weeks' ILL
ness, had relapse ana mas Decn
compelled 10 take to his bed. His
physician. Dr. Chris. Campbell. says
he Is slowly gaining and VIII prob
ably be ont again in a Few weeks.
Mr.. Maybury is suffering from a
rheumatic affection.
4 party OF Detroit real estate men. NIL
members of the real estate board,
left Tuesday In special car 70 at
tend the TAFT Inauguration In wash
Mai. j. a. Goodwin and Lieut.. l.. Is.
Masse. both OF the Seventh l. >. IN
fantry, stationed at Fort wayne, VIII
attend the ceremonies.
John NOwazak, Is years old. who has
been arrested number OF times FOR
larceny. made failure az IA lawyer
when he undertook TO defend him-
self In Justice STEMS court. Tuesday
afternoon. John quickly convicted
himself OF the charge OF stealing "a
pounds OF chewing tobacco from
Grand Trunk car. and was fined so
or 80 days at the workhousr. the
boy admitted that he wanted the
weed for &home consumption
The work Of the quarterly reunion OF
the Michigan Sovereign COnsistory,
Tuesday. was eXemplfied by the
present officers under William NJ
PeTrett. most wise. the seventeenth
and eighteenth degrees being worked.
At the supper between the afternoon
and evening work. speeches were
made by Wilson r. Address. OF Grand
dotte: Allison b. BENJAMIN. OF the
present class. John TriN, Sr.. and
Frank II. Lodge.
In spite of the fact thnt he n suffer
ing from a severe fracture OF the
skull and conclusion OF the brain
charles IIartwell has shown remark
able vitality. defying. hour AFTER
hour. the death that seemed oniy
matter OF moments. He was thrown
from his wagon by collision wa
a Baker car. Monday. and is Ia Nest
Side hospital Hartwelfs two youns
daughters have been almost constdh!
attendants at his bedside, but not
once has ne recovered consciousness
r. II. Clark will speak on private own
ership and other phases of the street
IlWay question at an open meet
ing OF the brotherhood OF the Grand
River-ave. Baptist church. Thursday
evening at o'clock. Mr.. Clark is a
well known attorney ana n nueht
and interesting speaker Members
OF the Committee OF 80. Detroit FecH
Grafton OF Labor. and prominent citl-
zens interested In the subject nave
been invited to attend. ON April l
"Publlc ownership OF street rail-
ways" will be the topic.
william }. HnlIeen. business nRent OF
the street Railway Employees unton.
will not serve on the Detroit FEEDER
alton OF Labor'sN COMMITTEES OF 90.
appointed 10 consider municipal own
ership OF the street car lines. In MS
letter declining the invitation MT"