The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-07

structive but reformative. The So
cialist would alter Industrial condl-
tons SO that the worker may pc
come partner In the results or ms
toll. This would bring social inter
course between men to hlgher
plane The Workingman or To-Day
Is the subject of abuses and mas an 40
solutely no consideration from MS
employers" he state. There are eN-
ceptlons. OF course.
In addressing "a large audience OF men
I'm the Garrick thenter, sunday AFTER
noon the Rev. Clarence Barbour, IN
ternationaI secretary of the Y. NJ. q.
A. scored women for excessive caro-
playing and declared that the SO.
ciety dame who plays bridge whlsl
for money Is as bad as the sharper
who DEALS marked cards In dive
DR.. Barbour in strong terms also De
nounced the saloon evil, child LABOR
the thieving OF men hlBh In the con
hdence OF public and state. and num-
erous other vital public questions.
Dr. Barbour addressed second mass
meeting for men in the Central M
T. church I'm the evening.
A verdict for $4,000, one OF the l"rg-
est ever returned in the wayne cir
cult court. was brought n saturday
afternoon In the case OF Marion IS.
Galley against Frank Bamlet owner
OF the Bamlet building at Girls
wold-st and Grand River-aVe. Miss
Galley was one OF the victims or the
accident OF more than year ago
ond floor into the basement. Both
her ankles were broken. the bones
being crushed together In such a
manner that physicians say she VIII
never be able To walk again. Her
knees were also Injured. and her
spine affected so that she Is still
confined 10 her bed. Her evidence
was given to the jury while she was
lying in bed at the home OF her sis
ter Mrs &. j Wallace, No. As Jones'
st. The plaintiff was represented In
court by Attorneys Dohany & Do
hany. other members Of the NCaley
family who were injured at the same
time have suits pending.
To demonstrate the possibilities OF
j. Littlejohn, of Syracuse. Is making
the journey from his home city to
ST Louis and return. lie reached
Detroit. sunday, coming by way OF
Buffalo, Cleveland and Toledo, and
Will 20 from here to Chicago by way
OF Jackson, Kalamazoo and South
Bend. There IS one short gap be-
tween here and Chicago which will
have TO be bridged by use of steam
cars. He Will return by a more
sOutherly route. The trip Is under
taken for the purpose OF demon
strating that electric travel, while
not SO rapid, is cheaper and better
for the pleasure seeker than steam
:ailwsy travel People in the CEN
trail states use the electric lines
more than. do fasteners Littlejohn
has already discovered. His account
OF his trip Is to be published In east
ern papers for the purpose OF boom
ing the electric interurbans gener-
ally and especially for the benefit
OF tho limos centering I'm Syracuse
which are managed by clifford ID.
Boebe. OF Syracuse The journey
from that city here, IA miles was
made in four days with about six
hours travel each day.
Corporation Counsel Hnlly will appeal
tO the supreme court for n reversal
OF the decision under which Judge
Connolly dismissed the sixteenth st.
grade separation case, Saturday The
point was raised by Edwin Hender-
son, appearing for property owners
on the street, that the city should
have first gone into court 10 deter
mine the necessity for tho separation
instead OF going ahead with the sep
aration and coming into court after
ward 20 settle damages. Hally be-
lieVCs that the supreme court has al
ready passed on the principle In
VolVed and is sure that the question
as to whether the damages are fixed
before or after the actual separation
Is immaterial. The present grade
definitely tested in this appeal. In
case Judge Connolly should be sus-
tanned, the city would be liable as
a trespasser under the common law
for continuing damages, This would
mean that the expense to the city
expected. 1t would also mean that
the matter OF abuttal damages In re-
gard 10 grade separations now under
way would have to be tried I'm the
circuit court instead OF the recorder s
court, while new grade separate
cases would be carried on I'm a slight
ly different form.