The Detroit times., 1910-12-19

cries will give the principal address.
Fire Of unknown origin, starting In a
chop suey restaurant ON the second
moor at No. l7s Jeffei son-ave. west,
night. Louis Dendel. shoe dealer AT
NO. lNS Jeherson-ave. west. and Nil
Ter Lapp. %no conduct saloon
and safe under the chop suey restau-
rant. were damaged TO some extent.
Welcome q. smith, for I5 years leader
organization for the last time. Sun
day night. Mr.. Smith has severed
his connection with the band and
Ster 'Ife ,hs ls soys sea tas
Ing them for their loyalty and urg-
Ing them TO keep up the good work
they have started.
The barking of a dog awakened John
Dorfrnan and his wife early sunday
morning and they found their home
at No 2bs Eiiot-st.. in flames. and
their bedroom full OF smoke. They
hac not time to dress. but fled into
the snow in their nightdresses.
Nelghbors gave them accommodation
for the rest OF the night and pro-
vided them with clothes. The loss
Will be about $500.
Mrs. Victoria &. Dray, who started all
the litigation against Arthur w.
Draper and the kuppenheimers. de-
clares the report that will drop the
cases against the Appropriateness
I,
cases against Draper have been set
tied by the return OF the money. she
claims she was beaten out of. but
she says she Will push the cases
against the other men.
Charles simpson, No. AIS vermont-avc,
who WIS found unconscious at No.
li3 Grand River-ave., Friday. died
In st. aMrys hospital. Saturday af-
ternoon, without rcRaining his
senses The postmortem showed that
he had suffered from acute pneu-
nIonia, but the stomach was sent TO
County Chemist John Il. Clark for an
analysis or It's contents. Simpso on
was employed in Weber Bros wall
paper store. No. $50 Noodward-ave.
Thieves broke into the Gold Dollar
saloon, conducted by Frank Bielmap,
at No. 81 Farmer-st.. half block
from police headquarters. late sun
day night. and made an unsuccess-
ful attempt to pry up several OF the
gold and silver coins with which the
bar and floor are studded. They
made away with s25 found In three
cash registers, however. and badly
damaged the machines. One Of them
was worth $3.50 Entrance was gained
through rear window.
Director A. ii. GrifHth'x lecture in the
Art Museum, sunday afternoon. dealt
effected Detroit and vicinity. The
subject was The winning OF the
northwest" He explained the cir
II.
and referred to. the part in the
struggle taken by Gen Hull, who
was sentenced 10 be hanged as a
traitor for surrendering petro,
without an attempt 10 defend II
Next Sunday his talk will deal with
Lincoln and the slavery question.
Rabbi Leo NJ. franklin, In discussing
ibsen's "Ghosts" I'm Temple Beth Ei,
sSnday Sur morning said aid he believed
the great Norwegian dramatist as
AN appeal to the father on behalf
righteousness and for purity said
Or. Franklin. I'm 1t Isben coined
noteworthy phrase. a fallen man
He makes us see that there can be
fallen men as we'll as fallen wo-
men and that the former Is as i'm
moral as the latter"
''The boy from the rarm succeeds in
the city because his body IL clean
and healthy" said the Rev DR.. Ira
lecture to young mep-+n me Garrick
theater Sunday afternoon "tie a~
the physical strength foY the great
TO fathers that il they 10 not send
raise f pVs city Z fuii Of dHSes." Pr, Ian
dd dri,h u urged d,saN upon t the ESs9s men the
the difficulties OF living sugh life<
now. when. he said there were manv
more temptations thas-two genera
tions ago.
atOrn will he one Of the most seriOus
problems TO be discussed in the meet
ing OF officials and operators OF
standard wireless companies who
Many complaints have been received
of amateur operators sending fake
stories Several such complaints
heretofore
been given much encouragement ny
the officials of the standard compan-
les, but II is now considered advls-
able to find some way Of restricting
them.
CbnrIes SansOne. an Italian, of No. IA
IInstings-st., wns knocked down by
blow from a atchct, welded by
an unknown man. as lie was passingv
the alley intersecting Hastings-st.,
between Champlain and FORESTS,
late Saturday night The fact that
he wore a thick cap probably saved
HIM from being fatally injured and
explains why he escaped with ~
scalp wound, which was dressed In
st. Marys hospital No motive is
known tor the attack. Sansone re-
ccived several Black Hand letters
about a year ago, but nothing ever
came OF them.
Paul Nemeth, 40 years old, who boarded
ut No. 80 NnnderbiIt-nye., died, In
Solvay hospital, Sunday morning,
struck by Detroit. Toledo & Iron
ton train At the Dearborn-ave. cross |
ing. last Thursday. When he went
TO the hospital the man did not seem
TO be seriously hurt. Saturday af- |
ternoon he became violently insane |
and remained in this condition until |
death came. a postmortem exam
iEation ordered by Coroner Rothach-
er, showed that death was due TO |
what IL known in edical parlance |
as n sub -dural hemorrhage.
burglars, pickpockets md sneak |
thieves were active In Detroit, Sat- |
urday and Sunday nights. and made |
some fairly good hauls. Jewelry val |
ued at $42 was stolen from the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Celia SCaiart, No. 1919 |
Brush st, Saturday evening. A Ne |
gro tried on an overcoat In the store |
OF Mrs. Moses Epstein. No. 247 Hast !
ings-st, and then left without pay
ing for II. taking slong a pair OF !,
trousers and two pairs of socks, {
which he grabbed from the counter |
as he made a flying exit Conrad |
Stiglitz. No. III Bellevue-ave., was
ing S26b3 on a crowded Mack ave.
car Numerous minor thefts were
rcperoted.
Italian, relative to the Significance
OF the occasion, the First Italian
Presbyterian church. No. 93 Sher-
man-st. was formally dedicated Sun
day. The members have had the use
OF Newberry chapel for several years
past. the church really being part
of the< Jefferson Presbyterian,
and possession is taken OF their own
edihce with much pride. The con-
gregation has for its pastor the Rev |