The Detroit times., 1911-09-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.

anJ about $50 worth Of jewelry. IN.
Guiding gold ring, Wdtch anu
bracelet. Disappeared from the bath
room la her home.
AIphense Van En Esnee. No. JUL
tai with two stab wounds, one IN
the right lung aud another IN the
neck lie Was assaulted AZ quorrei
over woman. Edwaru 'eiekS ~
AZ "a. Aubin-ave.. who - l iler ar
rest. has been Identified by number
OF women as the man VINO ana the
slaEhing 4
secret service Ofncer Elmer German
ssv.i,a rE nj r,s r ' down 'n sns gang a
that has been passing out counter
felt money In Detroit recently. he
spent Monday night interviewing the
farmers and market gardeners In the
Eastern market, who have had eoun-
t6rfeit bills showed on them
John Jacobs, 90 years old, salesman for
the LeopoId-Poweil Cigar Co., New
York. was found dead In his room
was a tuliet hole in his right templs
and the authorities decided that re
committed suicide. No eause 10
known for the act. brotner in
New York has been notined.,
A pretty continuation 60 the morning
parade OF the BeIgian-Ameriean Ma
tional Alliance convention, which
closed Monday evening. was the re-
lease. In Cadillac-sd.. OF 1000 carrier
pigeons. The birds belonged TO me
delegates and were released TO carry
back TO their owners homes, mes
sages and news OF the convention. In
the final business session, Moline
H.. was chosen for next years meet-
ing
The 10 days, extension asked by Judge
Phelan, representing the men I'm the
attempt 10 settle the wage con-
troversy between the ID. y. x. and
emA IN
the latter, on the understanding that
they are to receive specific an
swer to their demands at the end OF
that time. When the answer IL re-
ceived, n meeting will be called 10
take hnaf action on the matter
Braddock, Pa, was selected for the
1912 convention OF the Polish Ma
tional Military Alliance. which closed
two days meeting In Detroit Mon
day evening: The following otncers
were elected for the ensuing year;
President r. Porznczci; vice-presi-
dent, J. Jahnbanski; secretary, w. J..
Andzcjenski; treasurer, V. Grygten;
trustees, A Cieslak, ]. Opalswski.
j. Markecki: general of the alliance.
r. Govzynski
Daniel DeLeon, OF New York, EDITOR OF
Daily and Weekly People, the official
organ of the Socialist Labor party.
will speak In Social Hurner hall on
Tuesday evening at o'clock on The
Importance OF Industrial unionism
and political action" Mr., De Leon Is
considered by his fellows 10 be the
foremost Socialist of America.
Labor never enjoyed q pleasanter hoii-
day than was spent NJ Belle Isle
Monday. While the crowd was lhrg-
err than In former years, there " as
no disorder Of any kind and tie var
iouc events on the athletic program
were watched with much interest
The brewery workers team failed to
appear for the tug-of.war with the
iron workers. and the latter matched
their Drawn with a team 81 young
men selected at random. The latter
won after a spirited contest. The
ball game between the metal polish
ers and the patternmakers was won
by the former. ID to z.
Mrs. FIorence NJ. Abel, aged Al, living
I'm the Ellsworth apartments, Nos.
lyT-lS9 Canton-ave., was Knocked
down by an automobile while cross
ing the pavement at Jenerson and
Canton-aves.. Monday afternoon, In
company with her SON. Erroll. She
was cut about the face and severely
shaken up. DIR. Edwin Robinson, No.
il05 Jefferson-aye. east, attended
her, Two OF her wounds required
number Of stitches. The driver OF
the machine gave Enroll i name,
but the lad didn't write II Town and
has forgotten II. There were two
men and three women IN the auto.
Mrs. Minerva Mccall, who died I'm the
Thompson Home for Old Ladies'. Sun-
day, ut the aPe OF SO. and whose flu
neral was held Tuesday morning.
was well known In the Upper PENN
sula. where she was remembered for
he- services In nursing tho miners
Of Houghton and surrounding ter
ri;.ry during the chole "a epidemic In
1868. Through these services she
became known as the angel OF
mercy" Mrs. Mccall was the last OF
the family of William Olds, who set
tied on a farm near Mt. Clemens In
N wa N w m
and was held in high regard By tsr
many friends The remains WEI .
taken to Mt Clemens for intermou.
Carl bauer, Of Detroit, was rr-riected
president Of the Gertnan-4tmerlcnn
society OF Michigan. in the fourth
annual convention which closed Mon
day. In Saginaw, and Herman Ziuk,
former alderman, was chosen trus-
tee. About $50 Dctroiters attended
the convention as delegates. anu De-
troit was chosen for the 1912 con-
yention. Among the questions up
for discussion and TO which tile dele
gates committed themselves favor
ably, were universal peace. the es-
10 fishing of theaters for the prssen-
tation OF German dramas in the
German language. the teachInZ OF
German In the public schools the
promotion of physical culture train
ing and a plan to naturalist German
Immigrants as soon as possible after
entrance into the United States.
Many n scion OF Detroit's 400, who
seldom uses his hands 90 greater ef--
fort than lifting a liquor glass, has
horny blisters on his delicate palms
today, as result OF the Weekend
cruise of the Michigan Naval Re-
serves ON the good ship Don Juan
de Austria, whose union nremen mad
miniature strike, Saturday, Just be-
fore the ship was ready to leave its
dock, forcing the reserves TO do the
stocking themselves. Officers CT the
ship bear witness that the men who
shovelled the coal and kept up steam
did as neat job as ever uhay ac-
-complished in leading -eetiiion ifbe
cruise was to Put-in- Bay and Cedar
Point and the two Detroit briEades
wers augmented by those from Saci.
nav and Benton Harbor.