The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


: H,:.4 .s.s.. charge BY A.: ..,,s
hsvas swindlsd him OF iloO by
mesns of the old handkerchief trick,
wa arrested, Monday by Patrolmsn
Edwards and Stack. He IL held In
the central station
A ae early Tuesday morning n the
Tale q Supply store, NO. ~ trend
Rver-ave.. caused genera EXODUS
O roomers. attired In night apparel.
dH% tn; to T tns prsps9sy. Which is
owned by Max COIN. Is about $1,000.
Oi.mpia FaIia bracia hss been mis.isg
rom her home IN Wyandotte since
asst Sunday. according to her nus
band. who reported hsr o'SappSSa
He says when she left, she carried
her if-months-oid baby girl with
her.
xcAaeI Csiensewski, 10 years old, No.
Sse Rasssil-ct, was arrested ~ rre-
Monday, on suspicion or stealing VIII
from John Cieranski. also OF No. $50
Russeil-st The boy denied stealing
that sum. but confessed TO taxing
SAL He says he bought clothes with
the money
Humane Agent A. q. MCMILLAN, OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals, charges that john Mar
Gently built q fire under his horse. to
make the animal pull a load OF coal
out OF Q ditch. Complaint has been
lodged In Hamtramck and Marauart
n being sought.
ter, N. ", and samuel Bernstein, New
York city. were arrested. Monday, by
Detectives Downey and Fox. The po-
lice say the two men are pool sharks
and that recently they swtndled
wealthy stranger who was stopping
In Detroit. out Of $500. They are
held pending investigation.
Two elderly women, both from Canada,
bat str:ng:rs to each other other, fond
Monday night. Mrs. Mary Kelly. b3
years old. Port Lambton. was found
crying at Woodward and Michigan
came to the station and said she
was out Of funds and unable to get
work
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Min
nie Tench. Who died in her home,
No 1880 West Grand-blvd.. Sunday.
were held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Tench was the wife OF William IL.
Tench. the civil engineer, who con-
structed the Gorge route railway at
Niagara Falls She was so years OF
age. Besides her husband she leaves
one son. William f.. Jr.
Among the Innovations planned by Po-
lice CommissiOner Croul. when he II
given his new automobiles, Is a n.y.
ing SQUADRON Oh pain
clothes men, who Will be ready 10
answer q call from any part OF the
city. Eight patrolmen and two de-
tectives will constitute this adjunct
OF the department. They will be
equipped with an eight seated Olds
machine. built for speed.
Large numbers OF Roman Catholic
CLERGY and laymen passed through
Detroit Monday. from western points
for the Worlds Eucharistic congress
now In progress in Montreal The
congress. held for the first time In
the new world, Is attracting Catho-
lies from all over the old and new
worlds. The Rev. A. Il. Ternes. pas
tor OF st. Elizabeth's church, is In
charge OF the Detroit delegation.
The Michigan German Roman Catholic
Central society which closed q two
days convention In this city. Mon
day afternoon. selected Westphalia.
Mich, as the next place OF meeting,
the date to be decided upon later.
and elected the following officers:
Spiritual adviser, the Rev. John c.
Wyss. Bay City: commissarius, the
e Rev. c. J. Hutter; president. Henry
A. l. Andres; frst e-president.
William j. Hcinbuch; second vice.
president Alexander Roosen: record
Ing secretary, Frank Spielmann;
financial secretary, Edward J. Krae-
mer; treasurer. John j. Schultz: trus-
tees, John Korte. Theodore Bengel
of Westphalia. and Charles M. Pohl
of Saginaw.