The Detroit times., 1910-02-12
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

rate OF fare of 10 tiekets for quar-
ter during WOrkiuEmen's hours has
been Included IN the liaitlt ..ii,t q, n
street railway ordinance. now await
ing a vote OF the electors OF that VII
age. March "A.
state Sem tor John ID. MacINny VIII be
a candidate for nttOrne -Renernl neh'
fall. His boom was launched Ihurs ,
day night Ia a meeting OF llifh wa :,
Republicans held Ia the nome OF
Reinhold Ritter, Rowena anu St An
john VI. Donaldson, weIl-known De-
trOit architect. has been elected
member or the National lhstll4te a. a.
Art anu Letters. The meilbetshP -
United tu go Carl Melch"rs, the
painter. Is the only other member
trfl l., Michigan
| Increasing membership has made 10
necessary for the Detroit club to OBJ
tain more room. and the addition Of
hfth story 10 the building at Ass
ave and Forrest, has been ueClueu
upon More than $40 600 has been
pledged FOR the woIk,
william q, TrOmbley aud Edwhru
rrombley, broihers' Iesert ,'ri ,,artiaI
tue army recently, courthat va.
at Fort Wayne has found them kultS
OF desertlon and sentenced them 10
serve three years each IN the army
prison at Fort l.eavenworth.
| AZ the request Of l.. L.. Wright, super
intendent OF public instruction, u. t ne
board OF education has instructed
supt OF Schools Martindale. 10 AT I,
tend the meeting Of the Natlonal
Department OF Superintendent III
Indianapolis, March /, and 3.
IAN unusually large cOncOurSe of peO-
pie attended the funeral services TOT
the late Adam j. Orth, the Wtli
KNEW r;N01,c coH SbnTcS Fr III Solemn I
requiem mass was celebrated ~
eight pallbearers were nephews OF
the deceased,
.TheOdOre GernsimOs, leading mem
Der OF the local Greek colony, IL pro-
noting the organization OF a creek
athletic club, similar TO those tnat
have existed In Greece Tor ceutuIlSs
The organization Will be OF a mill
tary character and Is expected 10
spread 10 other cities.
~. ;. O'Boyle, appropriation bookkesp-
err OF the department OF public works
was presented with a testi sn,ilii
framed in crystal by his Fellow
clerks. Friday afternoon. His blrth-
day is Monday and Secretary Murphy
wrote q Boyle note. ordering hlm
to take that day as a holiday.
Thieves broke into IA wabash railway
car in the DeIrny yards, Fridny ar
ternoon. and stole seven and one half
barrels or dressed poultry, valued at
Ss5 Thomas Edgeworth. who re.
ported the theft 10 the police. sald
( that another car had been entered
hy thieves and $50 worth OF brass
was stolen.
Funeral services of the late Henry
George, the well-knOwn contractor,
took place at his late home No. 80
Fourth-ave.. Saturday afternoon The
services at the mouse were Iehu pN
the Rev : : Marquis. OF 81. Puals
cathedral. and those at the grave
were IN charge OF Detroit Comman-
derry. knights Templar, OF which the
deceased was a member.
Two Italian wOrkmen built bonfire
ON the unfinished fifteenth moor or
the Pontchartrain hotel, Friday al
I ternoon 10 warm themselves, ana
Patrolman Mccormick, while pass
ing on the opposite side OF the street
saw the names and turned In a still
Inr .,fH fro
guished the flames before any dam
age was done The Italians were
gwen lecture on bonfires.
n committee from the West Warren
ResIdents' association was chosen
! Friday evening in meeting III
Boulevard congregational church TO
car service on the West Warren line
communication from Supt. or
Schools Martindale. stating that the
board OF education is considering
| purchasing site at Eighteenth-st.
and the boulevard for new hlsh
school, was received with interest
a verdict for $500, the full amount OF
/ her claim, was returned la favor OF
Mrs. Gertrude Call In her suit against
the Modern Woodmen OF the World
in Judge Murphys court. Friday ar
ternoon Mrs Gall sued on policy
taken out By her husband, John h.
cIaiming thar call had posed as an
abstainer from liquor when ne TOOK
out the policy, and they attempted 10
\ snow LlAt ne ultu as a INshil VI
drink The evidence showed that he
! was not drinking man at the time
ne took out the policy
Leonard sullivan. seven-yenr-oId son OF
n. 4. sullivan, of the Eighteenth
ward. had narrow escape from seri-
Gus injury or death. Friday after
noon. when ne ran from behind
passing truck, sQuarely In front or
Delray car on West Jefferson ave
The motorman OF the car dropped
the fender Just in time TO catch the
| lad and Leonard carried
! about zoe feet before the car could
be stopped He escaped uninlured
and seemed to enjoy the experience.
| The little fellow said nothing about
the accident until he was being put
TO bed at night.
William ID. Castro, caught leaving
Frank Veins grocery, with n basket
nlled with vegetables and other pro-
visions. and who was bound over 10
the recorders court on burglary
charge, is being examined as 10 his
sanity. At the request or Mrs. cas-
tro. Judge Connolly appointed a
Commi ssion. composed Of Drs |. l.
Polozker Guy l.. Briggs, and Charles
w. Hitchcock. Castro has slept most
of the time since his arrest, and his
wife believes that he is mentally un-
balanced She says that he was
formerly n prominent church work
er, but has acted strangely OF late.
nlmOat % witnesses Will he produced
ny the defense In nm attempt to es-
tablish an allbi for Irwin Duchene.
who Is being tried in Justice Burke's
assaultinR Cora Luderman. 1t is
claimed by Attorneys OHara and
Boughton that DuChene was not near
the scene of the assault at the time
II was committed. Cora Luderman
was on the stand for several hours
Friday. and positively Identified Du-
chene as her assailant The most
rigid ross-eNamination did not shake
her testimony. DR. j. /. Northrup
testified that Duchenes shoes fitted
exactly In the tracks left in the snow
by the assaulter.
nfrs. Charles W. CasgrnIn was elected
president OF the newly organized
Otrls' Protective league, at the first
regular meeting held Thursday in
the Y. w c. A. other officers are
as follows: First vice president Or.
| Florence Huson, second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. John V. Redheld; record
I ing secretary Mrs Percy j. Farrell;
corresponding secretary. Miss Flor
{ ence Pond. and treasurer, Mrs. John
I T. Goldman Mrs Joseph Bowen,
president OF the Juvenile Protective
league. OF Chicago Will come TO De
troit in the near future. To tell the
local women or the methods used In
Chicago.
An Obstacle 10 the plans of the Indus
trial exposition, backed by the Board
of Commerce, has come up in the
shape OF protest by teamsters
against the closing OF portions OF
Front and SecOnd-sts.. for so days
In connection with the exposition.
Aid. Allan has filed q notice OF re-
consideration or the vote by which