The Detroit times., 1910-11-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The illustrated talk In the Art Mu-
scum, sunday afternoon, VIII be "The
story OF New England.
Judge swan has again deferred the
sentence OF Alfonso l.. Hart, convicted
OF violations or the oleomarBarine
laws. He will come up for sentence
next Wednesday.
IL was reported that young woman,
unidentified, was the victim Of AN
assault on Dexter-blvd. early Thurs
day morning. The police are paying
attention TO the case.
The plan 90 close the pOstOfhce all day
sunday, will he tried Nov. 20, for
the first time by permission OF the
the plan viii be made permanent.
"JOhnBy" Kane, weIl-knOwn police
character, IL under arrest on aus-
picion OF knowing something about
Miss Louise Slageti, No POS Cottrell-
St. last Wednesday Patrolman
O'Grady made the arrest
The Republican state central commit
for the payment OF a few outstand-
ing bills Everything Will be cleaned
when the officers Will depart for
their homes The Democratic head
quarters, on the NTH floor OF the
Ford building, were closed Friday,
Joseph WRrdI and Andrew, TrInger were
arrested la Ashley, Mich, Friday, aud
brought back 10 Detroit by DetCc-
tives Thomas and Bowden. They are
charged with being implicated in an
assault upon Barbara Hine. years
old, No. l76 Crossiey-st The little
girl saws that Wardi had nothing 10
do with the assault and he VIII be
released.
Judge swan, OF the nIted states
court, has become - trihe annoyed az
the negligence OF attorneys to be
ready with cases on cali Tor the No.
vember term, and mas issued no.
tice TO all parties having cases pend
ing that they must have them ready
FOR trial At tho opening OF court. Nov
Is. or they Will he stricken from the
records The grand jury for the No
vember term will meet Nov. 20.
Three boys and three girls, all under
70 T%E. Fl nEe the eslSTsn of RDec
court. Friday, by County Truant or
fcer william Grace. lie said the
children have been living together
in a barn and refused TO go home. or
TO obey their parents Judge hui.
bert sent the girls TO the House OF
Good shepherd and one boy to the
Industrial school. The. other two
boys will be dealt with later
The Jury In the case of Thomas H.
Williams, administrator of the es-
tate OF Charles Bruce. against Rob
ert Nederlander. saloonkeeper. at No.
aSreement after several hours de-
liberation. and was discharged. Will
Jams claimed Nederlander killed
front OF the saloon, Bruce's head
striking on the cement sidewalk
The police refused TO arrest Neder-
lander and he was eNonerated by a
coroner's jury.
To save time ON the pay-enter cars, the
ID. u. n. has instructed conductors
on the Woodward and Third lines
that they need not punch the line 10
which the passenger wishes 90 trans
fer, unless the transfer Is TO the
sherman, crosstown or the Four.
TGa
into effect az an experiment day
or two ago, and many passengers.
ignorant OF the new rule, indignant
IL returned their transfers The con-
ductors are still kept busy explain
ing the change.
Ira W. jayne, of the society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty 20 Children,
will be the speaker at the regular
Sunday night meeting Of the News
boys association in Wheelmen's hall
Miss Ella Folsom viii sing. and Ray
mond Goad. q member OF the associa-
tion will give plano solo. fea-
ture OF all of the meetings Is the
part the association members take
In the program, contributing songs
recitatiuns and many original num-
bers 10 the entertainment. The News
boys band will play Sunday evening
and President John l.. Dexter Will
preside.
Robert A. Mccarthy has hled suit
against A. Bachus, Jr., q Sons, for
$4,000, for work he claims TO have
ton OF the Detroit river tunnel The
defendants disputed with the rail
way company over TIE the right h, t-o oIiNsay
he was engaged TO sink pipes In the
path OF the tunnel These pipes were
connected with ammonia tanks and
had the workmen broken the pipes
they would have been driven from
the work by the fumes The Bach
uses got S375,0O from the railway I'm
settlement but Mccarthy claims he
a--s got nothing for his work -
Detroit now has an organised branch
ssd 'h ststss nScsi eeopie interested
in the matter met In Becker,s hall,
Friday night, with the result that
the organization was affected with
30 charter members and the follow
ing officers: President. Max J. Ritz
ter; vioe-president. Anton Seidel;
shalthum; financial secretary. Paul
Duehring; treasurer, Fritz Is. Beck
or. DR.. Hugo Erichsen. secretary or
gave an address on the methods OF
cremation. In return for an initia-
death benefit of 900 and all expenses
in connection with cremation.
The martial troubles of Francesca
CreatOre which received wide pub
licity last summer when the black
haired bandmaster % the Banda
Verdi had court difficulties with his
mother-in- law, Nine. Calamara. No.
monious settlement through the ar
rival of Francesca. Jr.. now aged
three weeks. when Papa Creatore
was advised OF the event, he declared
he would return from New York.
whore he has been living recently.
and IL his wife ana mother-in law
would agree to remove from Detroit
TO some other city where their fam
iIy suuabbles were not public prop
eTty he would resume hts place as
head OF the family. The Creatores
10 and Mamma in Law CGIamara Will
probably take up their residence IN
Ann Arbor.
Notwithstanding the present lack az
funds, Miss WIIcke, state organizer
for the Sunshine society. saws that
the work will so on In Detroit and
that the free food room In the base
ment OF the city hall closed two
weeks ago to test the need OF IT.
probably will be reopened. The So
ciety does not propose to let poor
children 20 To school hungry, she
saws Tire board ~ education shut
down the penny collections In tho
schools Tor the Sunshine work, but