The Detroit times., 1910-08-02

f.iaf ""s""s ahternooo, nehe
j, &. Armstrong;. who lost hiss place as
estimator last year by moving from
announced his candidacy for esti-
n.ator-at-large.
dozen empty Michigan Central
freight cars were destroyed I'm a IRE
on a Michigan Central siding on the
terloo-st. Monday afternoon. The
damage is about $4,000.
Detroit association, No. 1O<0. Loyal
the state officers in the National
Union hall. Monday evening. The an
nual state picnic OF the order will
be held In Detroit. Sept IL. and the
state convention, which lasts several
days, will follow.
Judge HOsmer refused the petition OF
Walter Russ, Monday, for the ap-
pointment OF receiver for the sa-
loon business OF Roy williams; NO.
ners In a saloon at No. go Catherine
St. which was discontinued. Will
Jams then opened up his John R.-st;
place. and Russ thought he should
have been taken along as partner.
In ommensoration of the nve hum
dredth anniversary Of the founding
OF the Franciscan order the Roman
Catholics OF Detroit were given a
special indulgence which ends at
sunset, Tuesday. but will again OBJ
tain from Friday until Saturday
evening Of this this week A spsciai
possible for all In good faith with
the church, to receive the indulgence.
Monday nights storm brought troubles
to the Home md Michigan telephone
put many OF their phones out OF
commission. lines leading out OF
town being damaged the most. Com
munfcation was cut of on the Home
lines between Detroit and Toledo and
other points. Some of the Michigan
wires to outside points were also at
fected.
The N port OF Weather Observer Con-
ger for July. shows that the month
was little warmer than usual. The
first day OF the month was the hot
test, the thermometer registering SO
degrees. while the 10th took the palm
for the lowest registration. 81 de-
grees- The mean temperature was
~ degrees. one degree above the rec
ord for July, 1909.
The new springw ellis Lutheran church
with he the RsE Herman sSsdss; Au1 =
tor. In charge of the ceremonies. Tho
new church Will seat 500 persons.
The Lutherans of Detroit and SUI
extension work this summer. a new
mission now being In process OF or
ganization for Highland Park. and
carried out on established churches.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Marin
NJ. Lechner, for over half century
resident OF Detroit. will take place
Wednesday afterneon st 9elosk IN
. Mrs-Lechner Mas-horn- in Germany
rs years ago, but came to Detroit In
early life. She IL survived by her
Stoil and Mrs. Edward c. Schultz,
and two sons. Henry and Leonard.
Interment will be In the Lutheran
cemetery.
cided, Monday, after IN Informal dis
cussion OF the refuse problem to In
vite the ID. U. r. to appear before
the committee next Monday. and sub
rubbish on It's cars. The steam roads
will be invited to submit propositions
the following week. This 10 the plan
sSggsstsd 1 BY Secretary Murphy. OF
The Building Trades council, which
WINS dissolved following disputes two
or three years ago. has been revived.
nS T hsxs Of nsbop VIII
union. president OF the Detroit Fed.
e rsSa Fhs oths a' oseers
Vicepresident, w. II. Quigiey car
pcnters' union; secretary, f. ]. Muir
ply, structural iron workers; treas
After being held mp for several days
20 the great annoyance of the De-
troit miliionaires who live In the
district. work on the new bitulithlo
pavement that - being laid on JEFF
ferson-ave, through tie village Of
Crosse Pointe Farms. was resumed
Monday morning with large force |
OF men. II is understood that the |
failure of the Grand Trunk to de- |
liver sevral carloads OF crushed stone. |
as result OF the strike. caused tho |
hold-up.
In attempting to rescue Harold Wolfry,
a sfx-year-Old Negro hoy from
drowning, Monday afternoon, three |
men almost lost their lives. The boy |
was playing on the dock at the foot |
OF Bates-st.. when he stumbled and |
fell into the river. Three different |