The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-01
WHERE LIFE is
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washington. the famous Ne
A., sa"c"tor, viii speak In Detroit
1prll "a, under the auspices OF the
BOARD or Commerce.
memorial services for the late Rev.
pniIIns Mcekridgs Will he held In 81.
Ihiips mission. Gratiot and McDou-
sail-aves., Sunday morning AT 10. 40
VIII preach. 1T 'f'S1"
"snk eiearin.s for March broke all
records Of the Detroit CI-.riua I1o...
9SI against s5s,sOSoss In in March
a dSos The total ciearings for the
as compared with sl65Iss'5i0 in the
hrst three months OF 1909
The Red Hummer club, compo..a NJ
cSn,i, ana federal officers, who re-
prisoners from the House OF correc
ZION 10 Fort Leavenworth, Kas. gave
Infantry 'u srmory ball nSil In the Light
ABOUT 100 couples were present
me trial OF DIR. Arthur w. bennett, on
i "s s"" isTr OF Illegally operating ON
ave, was adjourned. i'm Judge Con-
no.lys court. Thursday. when the
Me,.ctlves reported tnat the young
won an Is in serious condition
Judgt Connolly ordered them to in
Nestigate further.
sihrence Johns told JustIce Stein
,,,r'rs, that the reason he was
.alIElhs revolver. was for protec-
tloh when he entered the home OF
ms estranged wife, To get evidence
Tor his pending divorce case The
judge told him he was no detective,
anu hhd no right TO carry the gun.
johns was fined SO. with the alter
native OF serving 30 days
Judge MandcIl directed verdict
Ihnrsdny afternoon. In favor OF the
neiehdant In the case OF William
Euehler against Neil Truesdell, a
farmer from Canton township Bueh-
Ter, an cmDloye of the defendant,
claimed TO have been badly injured
a ia tor
which he was riding. Judge Mandcll
held that no negligence was shown
on Truesdelfs part.
freight ear containing three auto
mobiles, In transit from the Hudson
Motor Car Co, was badly damaged by
ire or unknown origin which broke
out while the car was standing at
Champlnin-st and the Belt Line rail-
l2ad Il was reported that tank
OF gasoline had caused the Are, but
railroad employees said that was err
loneous The autos were damaged To
th' extent of about $500.
DIR. Grifnth 4. Thomas, first MD surgeon
In the police department., IL some
what puzzled over advices from
Washington. to the effect that he has
been appointed an assistant surgeon
H. the navy lie said he had not APP
piled for such position, and had
taken no examination for II. though
l." took an examination as an army
surgeon when he received his dis
charge at the end OF the Spanish war.
Two young women who modestIy de-
hcncuC"nCc, visited the Detroit Tu-
bcrCulosis Sanitorium office In the
Ford building, Thursday. and offered
To cndOw "a bed in the new Institution
as memorial TO a member OF their
family. The raising of funds for the
building and It's furnishings is pro-
cccding satisfactorily and donations
are being made with hearty good
viii.
That 10 L. too early for gubernatorini
candidates To be Ri,ing UP all their
A a n "a 1ttlN
OF Amos : Musselman, OF Grand
Rapids, who was IN Detroit. Thurs
day, as a member Of the Ionia prison
board. TO attend the joint prison
board session. People are not IN
terested in politics yet" says Mus
selman. When the campaign really
opens, ! shall be prepared TO speak
my mind freely.
The police have been asked to locate
Robert MARSHALL, Is years old. who
disappeared from his bachelor apart
ments. No. 2S5 Jenerson-ave Thurs
day afternoon Marshall. who is a
member OF the Knights OF Pythias.
oddfellows and Ashlar lodge OF Ma
sons, had never been absent from
his rooms over night before. and the
foul play. lie has two neces and
rephew In this city, but none or them
has seen him lately
4 plea for .unlaed masonry" was
made by Charles ~. Mikel In nd
dress following the banquet given by
the Michigan Sovereign Consistory.
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temple. Mr. Mikei declared that the
day OF provincial masonry was
over and that Masons should work
together TO establish nation-w wide
organization. Moslem temple will
entertain the conslstory class with
reunion dinner and ceremonial ses-
sion. Friday evening.
Max Ruder, charged with failing 10
support his wife. told Justice Jefries,
Thursday. that his marriage was a
sort OF business transaction between
his mother and his wife. Il was
given TO her as husband. in settle
ment OF a $4,000 damage suit against
n.y mother, for SANDER" said Ruder.
Mrs Ruder admitted this was true.
Huder was mere boy when he was
earn more than 81 day. lie gave
bis wife 80. and promised TO give
he~ more when he earned II.
eitinH statistics 40 prove his statement
that the percentage Of deaths I'm the
United states from so-callcd nom
communicable diseases is just double
that from communicable diseases: Or
George n. Cunningham, OF New York
who lectured Thursday In the Uni
versity extension course. In the De-
troit college. said he thought there
should he some public education on
the subject. boards OF health
should be less perfunctory and more
active In the prevention OF disease,
said DIR. Cunnin CHAM.
President George q. Booth, of the De-
troit News. announces that Michael
J Dee has been retired as an ed,
torial contributor TO that paper and
that +. &. Baker has been relieved
OF his responsibilities general
manager because OF eye trouble. Mr..
Baker hereafter will act merely in
an advisory capacity. Both men have
played a great part in the building
up OF the News. and both started In
az printers Mr.. Dee has not been
actively connected with the News
staff since 1892. but has retained his
desk there, and contributed an oc-
casional editorial.
Mrs Anna spabier, of No. 1866 Kirby
ave. east. has petitioned the probate
court that she he appointed admin
istratrix OF the estate OF her brother.
Feed Rohn. Mrs Spanier Is n dauRh-
ter Of Charles Rohn. In whose stom-
ach carbolic acid was found when he
dice last December. Marie Lutz, n
step daughter. Is also contesting the
will In the declarations filed, the
widow, TO whom Rohn had been mar
rice but short time when he died
under suspicious circumstances, Is
charged with encouraging him TO
mace against her concerning former
marriages.
A. n result Of trouble between the
management of the White star linc
and the council of Algonac. that
town has not been placed on the time
card OF the line. and steamers will
not call there this year. unless the
difficulty is adjusted quickly. The
White Star line was unable TO Sc
compelled to find another landing
place This was secured. but IL Is
SO situated that the boats would
overlap the foot OF one OF the streets.
So far the council has declined to
give this permission The White