The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-02

went on strike all by himself. Thurs
datSI>wlfen the foreman put non
union man la work alongside him.
McMullen returned To his Job when
the non-uaion man was laid of on
his protest. but struck again a few
minutes later when he saw "a non
union Iron. worker engaged IN hoist
ing steel girder.
August Gucnther, o. years old, sue
ceeded ~ committing suicide, Thurs
day night. by hanging himself 10 the
closet door In his bedroom. lie had
made four or FIVE unsuccessful at
tempts previously lie lived with
his three daughters pt No. 80 Lovett-
81. For number of years he was
commissioners. but retired about a
year ago Coroner Burgess was
I called
Custom Collector John %. wheIun's col
'iections far August were S2ta.654.4t.
am increase Of Sss,fj9 IL over Aug
ust. 1909 The total receipts OF the
internal revenue office Were $500
so5.3s. One OF the principal items
In this large showing was the amount
received from the sale OF beer stampx
Sl3S,S25, an increase OF $l4.797 over
the same month last year. notwith-
standing that large part or Michi-
gan lis dry"
Paul II. Dsder, proprietor of one Of
the large bakery establishment Of
The city, died. Thursday, in his home,
No. "a Myrtle-st, after an illness OF
StftTai DduoT was DoTu
in Bresiau. Germany. SO years ago.
and came TO Detroit at the age OF 10.
For the past 90 years he has been To-
Gated at No. i65 Michigan-ave. Be-
sides his widow he Is survived by
seven children. The funeral. which
will be private, will be conducted by
the Rev Mr. Haas. lnterment viii
he in Elmwood
the Michigan Retail shoe Dealers
association Will be held in Ann Ar
Dor Sept. and T. There will De a
shoe exhibit in the armory while the
convention hall OF the Elks' home.
and Headquarters maintained in the
American house. Business and pleas
ure will divide the time, fine pro-
gram OF entertainment having been
arranged by the local committee.
Detroit delegation will leave In
special car over the electric road.
Tuesday morning. Sept. 6, at 7:iS
o'clock.
There wa. a merry row NJ a meeting
OF the Socialists at No. 81 Grand
River-ave.. Thursday night, when
Moses Baritz. organizer for the Ca
madam Socialist party. asked permits
sion TO deliver an address. Louis
Erb denounced Baritz as a trouble
maker. and an agent OF the capital
lists and offered to put him out or
the hall " appointed "bouncer." This
was not done, however. The meet
ing was called for the purpose OF
adopting platform. AS finally ac-
cepted, IL declares that workers shall
receive the full social value OF what
they produce
Pope Plus \ granted nm audience to
about 100 Americans, including q
large number Of DetrOttefs, Aug. j.
after which the party We're shown
through the Vatican buildings and
grounds. Among those at the audi
ence was Pref. J. NJ. Vaudeville. OF
the sill school, who says OF the
scene '"rhe hoy father entered the
rayed In the papal white. He stretch
ed out mis- hands i'm blessing and as
those present knelt he prayed for
their welfare and those dear TO them,
asking our prayers in return. Then
each one was permitted to approach
him and kiss the papal ring.
The trotting stallion, Marcus Hanna,
record 2f24N, I'm training nt the
State Fair track. was seriously In
jured. Thursday, when IL became i'm
paled on an iron fence picket while
running away. The picket pierced
and he was held prisoner until
men broke down the fence. Then
the horse plunged away again and
ran five miles before he stopped
When led back 10 the track he was
covered with blood. but still game
was being hitched by his owner. Mr..
Smith. of Mt. Clemens when he was
frightened. He dashed about the
race track enclosure and then at
tempted to jump an iron picket
fence, but fell and was impaled. DR..
went through the base of the tongue
and broke off a piece OF the jaw
bone. hut he believes the horse will
recover