The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
SrouEd was broken, Wednesday morn
my Tor new s27.000 church 10 he
called the Church OF Our Lady Of
Sorrows, at Meidrum-ave. and Ber-
inst The new edihce and it's site
pective members
w Va Zoe. OF Grand Rapid..-seportea
she police, Tuesday niEht. that he
nau oeen swindled out OF $3.50 in
gone %tS ,RqS r0Sm Thsre he he hsa
on me street. Zoe made several bets
On the game. and his money melted.
Cosgressman DENLY has recon- nm G nded
tbc a. *; A. {. woiienberg 10 succeed
OF pensioners at Detroit DR. VOL
zen berg has been connected with the
marine hospital service and was sta
toned In Naples during the time OF
the Messina earthquake.
Great preparations are being made for
n Inc annual meeting Of the Catholic
next Juln M ssSeis aeiss, ia this e.y
pected from all parts OF the country.
children's chorus Of 1000 voices
be feature GSa tnis seye sen9o annual
meeting.
Removing his cont while he visited
pa,ients In Graee hospital. Tuesday
discovered that his pocketbook. con-
tanning $40 In bills and some checks.
mad been stolen from the coat. II Is
said that an orderly disappeared
from the hospital shortly before the
inert was discovered.
The body of Joseph Waksle, of Provt-
dence. Il. l., who committed suicide
IN MS room, at No. 81 Grand River
ave. east. by taking carbolic acid.
VIII be shipped 10 Providence for
burial. Coroner Bennett has received
that the relatives will take charge OF
the body. Waksle is said 10 have
been despondent over his small earn
ing capacity
Tuesday evening, ut meeting held
IN the Church OF our Father, as fol-
lows: President. John n. Bagley'
rotary. Harry Hunt. The club lis
tened to an address by Prof. Henry
Foote. OF the University OF Michigan
who spoke OF the religious and So
cial conditions among the students
I'm university town.
Clyde Burroughs, assistant director of
the Museum of Art. Iectured 10 600
public school students. Tuesday af-
ternoon, ION "Westmnster Abbey"
The lecture was illustrated by stere-
opticon Views. oliver ;. Tonks, Phi
D.. Of Princeton university. lectured
in the museum Tuesday night under
the auspices of the Detroit Archeo;
naturalism In Italian painting"
John Grssso. charged with AN onense
against his I5-year-oid step-daugh-
ter, was acquitted by jury i'm Judge
Phelans court, Tuesday. after the
jury had been out less than half
hour Grasso. an Italian, married
German widow with seven children.
and he compla med that all OF his
step-chtldren disliked him. He de-
MED the charges against him. and
jury.
Michael Bacin, who stabbed stojian
Popo, near the heart, during "a hght
in an east side colony house. was
convicted Of a charge OF assault with
intent to do great bodily harm. by
jury in Judge Connolly's court Tues
day night PopoV, who has been IN
St Mary's hospital ever since the
sthbhing. nearly a year ago was
brought from the hospital TO testify
IL Is said that hts wounds may Yet
prove fatal
Benjamin 4. Kirby, formerly OF the
LARGE implement arm of Kirby
Spring. OF Marlette died, Tuesday
in his home. No. A St John-ave,
Highland Park. OF heart trouble. Mr.
Kirby lived in Marietta upwards OF
time past. had made his home IN
Highland Park. He was born in
England Sc years ago and Is survived
by his widow and one daughter. The
funeral will be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock.
An Invitation ms beeu extended TO
President Taft. to he guest of
honor one day during the convention
OF the Locomotive Engineers. which
opens In the Wayne casino May 10,
and continues for almost a month.
The convention will bring 1.a00 dele
gates TO the parent organizatlon, ana
a large number 10 the ladies' auNtl-
larry The families OF the engineers
will be coming and going all the
time. and the local committee Is pre-
pairing to care for 10000 visitors.
nah
the warrant charging William r.
Hanson with embezzling sl.5OO from
Armour & cos local branch, tues
released on his personal recognizance,
by Police Justice Jefries. He took
his arrest calmly, and while admit
ting 10 the detectives that he was
short In his accounts to the extent
OF about $500, declared that ne had
made arrangements to have the
shortage made good by his bonding
company.
Brief funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon. Cor the late Col. Jo-
seoh O Hudnutt. who died Monday
night in his home, No. % Hancock
ave, east. The body was taken To
his old home in Big Rapids where
interment will be made. Wednesday.
col. Hudnutt was SIS years OF age.
and In his prime was one OF inc pest,
the country. doing much work in
connection with the building Of new
middIe west. Mrs Hudnutt and one
son. r. w Hudnutt. OF Big Rapids,
survive.
n, tbe hearing before the state rail-
INV commission In Lansing, Tues
day IL was decided that counsel for
the Detroit Terminal Railway the
II L r. the village of Highland
park and the city OF Detroit. all be
Instructed TO submit statements as
10 the cost TO be borne by each party
ir case OF future separation or
grades at the terminal railway cross
ing OF woodward-ave. The commits
sion will adopt a plan at this time
70 obviate future trouble over this
seneration Thomas n. Brown has
Resigned from the Highland PARK
council because he owns property IN
tbe line OF the proposed extension or
The Detroit Terminal railway. and ne
does not feel that he should pass on
matters affecting the village and the
belt line.
..nttcatyou. by petition, has been made
- she common council by the man
agement of the Detroit General nos
nital for the vacation OF portion
- Iothrop-ave.. west OF Hamilton
blvd The hospital Is to occupy
,rart more than 900 feet square
which lis bisected by Lothrop-aVe.,
and the plans have been drawn 10