The Detroit times., 1911-05-15

days, IL 10 said. as the tickets or the
saturday sxcursionists are good un-
I'll Tuesday.
Emil chappus, IL years old, No. lss
Eighfeenth-st, was arrested In
Windsor. Sunday, by Truant officer
Richard Jordan. While awaiting trial
In the Juvenile court on a charge OF
stealing money from his sister, the
lad escaped from the detention home,
last Tuesday. He skipped across the
river, but decided TO return without
nghting extradition,
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Eel
da Rosenberg were held I'm the fam
lily home. No. aga Brush-st., Monday
afternoon. with Rabbi Hirschmann
officiating. Mrs. Rosenberg. who was
so years old. had been Ill about
year. She IL survived by her nus
band. and Ave children: Louis. Max:
Charles and samuel Rosenberg ana
Mrs. Harry Love.
Mrs. Grace VI. Dennis, q NeEree, 20
years old, was shot I'm the right
breast, Sunday night In her home,
No. IL Superior-st Her husband, r..
Burl Dennis, is held in the central
police station. pending an investiga-
ton lie says the woman tried TO
commit suicide The police take a
different view. Dennis has admitted
that he quarreled with the woman
Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Cross, aged ~, OF M. ID
Walker road, walkerviIle, took her
fourth husband, Saturday, in the per-
son or Thomas ID. Nichols, aged 90,
boarder In her home Justice De-
Cav. OF Detroit. performed the care.
Was oscar Cross. chief engineer OF
the Walkerviile planning mill, who
died about three years ago. both
Mrs. Cross and her new husband are
ardent Spiritualists.
The old Thirty-nrst Volunteer. Of IN.
Spanish American war Will hold
their annual reunion In Lansing
wednes day. May II. Complete ar
rangements have all been made TO
give the visiting comrades an ex-
cellent time. At the banquet to be
held In the evening. Gov. Osborn VIII
deliver an address. and Gen. stone
and others will also speak Col
Gardner. who has always attended
the reunions heretofore, will be nn-
able TO be present this year, being
stationed in Alaska. The Detroit
members are DESTROYS or obtaining
the reunion for 1912, and are sending
large delegation to Lansing with
that end In view They will leave at
SIS over the Pere Marquette
Representatives OF many local labor
organizations attended a meeting In
Name bach's hall. Sunday afternoon.
called by the Industrial Workers or
the World TO protest against the
manner OF the arrests OF the McNa-
mara brothers In connection with the
blowing up OF the Los Angeles Times,
ana 10 pldn dCllOn
the establishment OF the eight-nour
work day throughout the Urited
States w. r.. Trautman. OF Chicago.
an organizer for the Industrial Work
ers was the principal speaker. Res
olutions in accordance with the pur-
pose for which the meeting was call
ed were adopted Another mass
meeting to draw up a formal protest
against the manner In which the case
against the McNamaras is being con-
Quoted will be held next Sunday IN
st.
Several ID. L.. II. employees called ON
COrPoration Counsel Hally, Saturday,
to learr whether the railway has a
right to refuse TO honor employees
passes on the suburban cars. within
the city limits, and whether SUI
burban car conductor has a right 10
refuse nickel fare from an en-
ploye while within the city limits.
Notices have been posted recently In
forming employees that their passes
will not be honored or the suburban
cars The employees contracts with
the company call for passes on all
but suburban lines and no discrim-
nation had been made till recently.
One employe stated that the con-
ductor OF q suburban car had con-
strued the ruling so strictly that he
refused TO let him ride even when
nickel fare was rendered Corpora
ton Counsel Hally said he thought
the company could be forced TO al
low all employees TO ride free on all
cars operated within the city limits.
The trouble arises because of the
overcrowding OF suburban cars, ard
consequent annoyance 10 through
passengers.