The Detroit times., 1910-03-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Former County Auditor Lou Burt, who
hns been wintering I'm Florida. hns
written Detroit friend recently that
he Is greatly improved In health and
spirits. lie has just completed To-
day camping trip In southern Florida
with his brother Harry a, Burt who
Is engaged in the cultivation or
grape fruit
President William Livingstone. of the
Dime savings bank. will neither nf-
firm nor deny the story that the bank
will erect "A 2O-story building on its
property at the northwest corner OF
Fort and Griswold-sts He states
positively, however that there Il
nothing TO report that hotel VIII
occupy part OF the building.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson. who cnme from
scotland ~ years ngo, and lost the
savings OF lifetime through the
notorious Ann Odeia Dis de Bar. has
gone back TO her home country in
search OF her daughter. from whom
she has heard nothing since she came
TO the United States The poor com
mission provided transportation.
The funeral OF Henry Keller. who died
Wedne-d"y rt The he advanced lynne $500 age OF
morning at $50 O'clock from his late
home. No Sag Champlain- st. The
pallbearers will be the sons and
{. Keller. Jr, William Keller, Julius
, Tappert Charles Wallaster. George
Keller Jr. and Norman Keller
Prosecuting Attorney Van Ziie has ex-
pre.,ed the opinion that l,a 1.-The
OF County Clerk Farrell viii, not
take the place OF his real signature
on the bonds about to be issued by
the county auditors This means
that Mr.. Farrell viii have TO sign his
name $4,000 times, job that VIII
take him about two weeks. II Is
figured.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Albert l..
stephens, who died after n few day.
illness from pneumonia, in the hotel
Plaza. New York, "Wednesday, Will be
! held from her late home in Crosse
I Pointe Farms, Saturday afternoon at
| 2 o'clock. The Rev. A. II Barr. of
{ church. OF which Mrs. stephens was
a member. VIII ofhciate. lnterment
will be In Elmwood.
The one drawback tn Detroit secur-
ing the big Methodist general con-
ference In 1872 seems TO be the lack
2 OF a suitable convention hail, accord
ing TO well-informed Methodists OF
/ the city However, committee OF
/, seven will visit Detroit this summer
: TO see what can be done toward car
f, ing for the 5000 people the eonven,
,13n w stay Wound you'd be for ore month
Following nm Illness Of Ave years. the
greater part Of which time was
spent In Harper hospital. John Cot
Ter brother OF Detective James Cot
ter and Thomas Cotter, died Thurs
day in the hospital. He was ~
years old and for 20 years had been
emplOye oil the MlClledn ttnh o.
railroad az cashier and CHIEF clerk.
The funeral will be held Monday
from the residence OF Thomas Cot
ter No. rs Park-st.
The order of u cavalier Of the crown
Of Italy, has been conferred upon
Pietro Cardielln. Italian consul IN
Detroit by King victor Emmanuei,
of italy. The order is one OF the
Oldest in the gift OF the crown and
dates back TO the first kings OF
Savoy IL Is owned by few Italians
i'm the United states. The decoration
consists OF beautiful gold anu
white enamel cross. with the ltalian
crown in the center.
william q. schardt, of Chicago. who
IL chairman of the general executive
board " the Brotherhood or Carpen-
ters will address the carpenters or
Detroit next Monday evening, In Ar
better hall The carpenters are
building up their organization this
spring The demand made for a
wage rate of co cents per hour has
had the effect of bringing many men
into their ranks. The meeting Mon
day night is for all woodworkers.
Fred Riley, the Meadville, PA. man W no
has been held I'm the central station
since sunday charged with shooting
his wife through the neck. was re-
leased Thursday afternoon because
Mrs. Riley refused to prosecute. She
is recovering In st. Marys hospital