The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVINE

"sSor breItmeSrr aud Mrs Breitmryer
.HIt"NlN escaped injury nOndnA
n'en'' Wheh a taNicdb IN which they
eIv riding home. skidded and
uLnPSu fturteenth car al Second
Green, OF River Rouge, was
taken before I. =. ComnIssloner Kin
nv bN internal Revenue InsprCtOr
Ierry u. Benson. Monday. charged
LAW law violation OF tho oleomargarlne
re was held for the grand
jury I'm the sum OF $500
The dedtCatiOn af the W,rr.n-ny.-
HSthodist church VIII take pInce on
SUNDAY Dec. T. when the Rev Dr
ose .pdmh'lh oi I'e Eau university viii
uNiatt 'he following MondaN
night br. Mcdonnell viii deliver an
aSaress IN the Central Methodist
The Republican city committee VIII
h, NO. IN ia HEADQUARTERS la the Ford
"uilulhg Tuesday evening, To elert
eInccrs and wind NJ all business
nanRlhg over from the recent cam
palsn Chairman Rondcau Bunnell
nor expected 10 have any opposi-
uon Tor reelection
sherln Castor ON Monday received %
ruer from Cot. James y. Cathcart,
anna Fla, asking him TO try 10
locate the relatives OF a. Hurd,
VINO recently died In the southern
cry The letter stated that Hurd
Was Confederate soldier and had
relatives I'm Detroit
AnNestiEation proved that Michael Mad
Sen, killed recently by train In
Washington. Ind, was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence McMullen. No.
1857 Fourtf.-ave lie assumed the
name OF Madden when he left De-
trolt three years ago The parents
identined photograph.
Isorge LrmsOn, az years old. No. ~
Farrand-st., night Waterman for the
y, L. r., at No. ~ Woodward-ave
dropped dead OF heart disease on the
S sSS T T%esdS Sy f MORNING. at was
found by a FELLOW empIoye, who no
tined the coroner's office
Milan r. Martin, Socialist candidate for
mayor, received I,SpO votes In the
cent election, according TO the tabu-
lAtton OF returns by city Clerk Mich
OILS stan. George W. Pierce, the
10 Prohibitionist candidate. received s52
votes. The returns from one pre-
cinct In the Eleventh ward are still
missing.
LAder sherin Herman NaEeI happened
10 be right on the job Monday night
when John Morsky. No s65 Chene-
st. was attacked 10y two Negroes on
Maple-st.. near Hastings-st Nagel
and some friends heard the Pole \
cries for hel2 and rushed 10 the res
cue. Morsky had a roll Of money
and valuable watch which the
hold-up men failed to get
Commander {. II. Morgan, 4. :. ", In
charge of the lighthouse service for
the eleventh district who has been
transferred 70 the waiting list OF the
navy and Is leaving town was rendered
q dinner in the Detroit club Monday
night by William Livingstone, presi-
dent OF the Lake Carriers associa-
ton, Commander Morgan Is succeed
ed by Commander Charles n. McCor-
mick. l.. >. n
In q meeting Of the circuit court judges
Monday afternoon, called to consider
the question OF taking steps TO DIS
bar Attorney William l.. Kelly,
Prosecutor Van Zile was appointed
friend OF the court. and was instruct
ed 10 proceed at once In preparing
the case against the accused lawyer.
Kelly was last week convicted OF
fraud In case brought against him
by steve RukliCh.
The Detroit Naval Reserves, who now
have their headquarters I'm the Light
Guard armory, VIII have an armory
Of their own in the new knowlson
building. on Congress-st. east, soon
after the FRS, OF the year. The new
quarters will have a drill hall, club
rooms. shower baths and Rymna
slum IL is said that the reserves
have been dissatisfied with their
present accommodations for some
time.
The licenses OF Faust and McGuIreI,
two Of the engineers accused by the
superintendent OF the-Betroit Seam
less steel Tube Co.'S plant with an
attempt TO damage the works. were
temporarily revoked Monday by Boil
er Inspector McCabe. The board or
boiler inspection rules is not In
Clined to blame the men so fnuch as
n former employe who Ia declared
70 have beer Al the bottom OF the
trouble. and II IL probable that the
licenses viii be returned
The funeral Of President James y.
Wright, of the American EXCHANGE
National bank who died Sunday. VIII
be held Wednesday afternoon from
the residence. No. 80 Warren ave.
east a large number OF Mr. Wrights
business associates and friends VIII
net as honort ~ pHllbearers The ac-
tive pallbearers viii be Charles Spi-
Ger, Lawrence Butler. William X
Roehm. Dexter NJ Ferry. William y,
stevens. James W. Dwyer. James i.
Feely, Jr, and Herman pey
Superintendent NistcrSky, OF the pub
Tie lighting plant, says that unless
the bonding limit OF the city be rails
cd the city will be unable to 20 into
commercial lighting under the pro-
visions OF the charter amendment
which was approved. An agreement
was made with the Edison ilIumlnat-
ing Co In 1908 that in lieu or a re
duction OF rate from Is TO IL cents n
unit. the company would not be in
terfered with for three years The
Alexander Dow. Of - Edison Hlu-
minating Co. intimaII1 Monday that
the company might make IA further
reduction.
Testimony In the case instituted ny
Henry r. James, OF the American
Cash Register Co. who seeks 20 have
the National Cash Register Co. bar
rcd from doing business in Michigan.
was taken before a notary public in
the law office OF Clark. Lockwood ~
Bryant. Monday afternoon. The ac-
tion was taken In the name or the
attorney-Reneral or Michigan, and he
was represented by Attorney Joseph
Clark Attorneys Charles A. Craigh-
head, Of Dayton; John r. Wilson. or
Columbus. and John Haywood, OF