The Detroit times., 1910-12-05

Haskill. trustees. Mrs Darling, Mrs
liaskill and Kate CHASER. The union
now has 800 members I'm Detroit.
OiIn ,. Knott, n former weii-known
Detroit coal merchant and promi-
nent in Masonic circles. died sudden
ly, Friday. In Deadwood =. H.. in
which city he had lived for the past
three years. For number Of years
Mr. Knott. who was 4s years old,
was connected with the Bailie Coal
Co. and left Detroit to take the
nmanaeement OF the Golden Crest
of Lansing. and funeral services Will
he held I'm that city Tuesday after
noon, "a delegation Of the deceaseds y
brother Alasons of Detroit attending.
Mr.. Knott was past master OF De-
troit lodge. No. ..
Members Of the crew of the ID. n 4.
steamer city of Detroit are certain
tnat the mysterious woman who Kid
naped the iive-weeks-oid son OF Mrs.
Amelia Gtuda, "A widow, OF No. y
Williams-avc.. Thursday afternoon.
was "A passenger on the steamer on
the trip to cleveland. Thursday
night. The woman answered the
general description OF the kidnaper
and carried baby. She seemed to
know very little about caring for
infants. and IL was this fact that at
tracted attention to her. The babe.
according TO the matron OF the boat,
was colo ana huns ~. me police are
searching Cleveland for the woman
and the child.
II. Dana Durand, director OF the Unit
ed states census, stiil declares that
the census ngures on the deaths or
infants in Detroit, which have been
criticized by DR. Guy l. Kiefer, city
health officer, are correct; and. fur
ther. that they are in accord with
of state. DR. Kiefer says thar If
this is true, there must have been a
mistake in the secretary or state =
office The census reports says that
h.. M har .nf az hs of inf nj M
der one year OF age in Detroit m
1909 was 1900 DIR. Kiefers rec
ords, based on the physicians orig
inal reports kept in bound volumes,
makes the number l.2l2.
One result Of tent services held Inst
summer by the Rev. sidney ID. Eva,
of the Arnold NJ r.. church. Is u new
NJ +. chapel, at warren ave. west
Gated. sunday, and which it is be-
lieved will prove a nucleus OF a
church and fourishing NJ. +. parish.
The chapel has been erected on one
corner or u large piece of land given
by J. l.. Hudson The services Of
dedication began Sunday morning.
when the Rev. r. j. Mcconnell, of
De Pauw university. preached. The
afternoon hours were devoted to the
children, with the Rev G. II. Perrin
In charge and, in the evening. DIT
Mcconnell again occupied the plat
form. The chapel cost $4,000 and Is
completely furnished.
Police Lieut.. VIM. n. RutIedge; "The
new eight-hOur shift In working out
all right. 1t is an Improvement
over the old relief system. With the
change. We now have a large num-
her of officers on the streets when
they are needed the most--between
the evening hours OF four TO seven
1t is between these hours that the
pickpockets and porch climbers are
abroad. Some Of the men are COM
planning a little that during GER
tain part of the triple shift they
don't see their children, on account
OF school hours, aS much as they
used TO under the old relief plan,
but they Will soon get used TO the
change. With the eight hour shift
In operation, no man Will be kept
on any set OF hours more than a
couple OF months at. q time