The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-10
IN DETROIT

Michael F'retx. II. of No. 81 GOidner-
AVE., accidentally shot himself
through the left arm with revol-
Yer. while hunting for rats under the
parental home. Wednesday afternoon.
He Is in st. Marys hospital
The directors Of the scotten-DiIIOn CO.,
manufacturers Of tobacco, have de-
clared the regular two per cent quar-
terly dividend and an extra dividend
OF per cent. The stockholders Will
receive 500. 900.
The White star line IN to open the
regular sensOn run between Detroit
ard Toledo with the steamer Owana
April II. when the vessel viii leave
the Griswold-st. dock at | y. m
And Regularly Thereafter.
The cornerstone Of Martini mission,
which II being erected by Bethel Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran church at
Horace and Conant-sts.. In Ham
tramck, will be laid sunday after
noon with appropriate ceremony.
The GananOque Spring & Axle 90. pur-
chased a site In Waikervflie. We'd
to employ between ESQ and 900 men.
The concern recently combined with
the Dowsley Spring Axle Co, OF
Chatham. and the Walkerville plant
will give it three factories. The
new building Will cost sl50,000.
Mrs. Catherine Thirty. ~ years old, died
"Wednesday In the home Of her son,
Charles Thirty, No. 1891 East Grand
many and came to Detroit with her
parents when nine years of age. Two
sons, Charles and Joseph Thirty, sur
vive Funeral services Will be held
in st. Anthony's Roman Catholic
church Saturday morning.
The Il. 4 a. Polk Co.. publisher. Of city
directories, moved this week from
the Equitp building. whore the COM
pany has occupied Offices for is
years. to the Polk building, Nos. L.
Howard
event the employees, numbering 81
men and women. were the guests OF
the firm at luncheon. Wednesday
james McCauIey. -, recently convicted
on a charge Of breaking and enter
ing was paroled Wednesday after
noon by Judge Pbelan because Of his
mothers plea in letters found on him
when he was arrested. to return to
the parental home in Toledo. The
Judge also gave McCaulcy enough
money 10 pay his way 20 Toledo. The
right name Of the prisoner is said
to be Golden.
club. which was "a have given n con-
cert Thursday evening in the Wood
ward ave Baptist church Will he un-
able to come TO Detroit because OF
the smallpox epidemic In Kalamazoo.
the city authorities there not per
hitting residents OF tho city 10 leave
at this time. The concert has been
postponed indefinitely.
W~stminst~r Presbyterian church,
Wednesday evening. following sup
per served In the chapel dining room
the following officers were elected
Edwin r.. Armstrong. G. w. RestriCk
and r y. Dickcrson; elders, Henry
I Armstrong. : @. Macdonald. T., NJ
Thompson and &, VI. Carson. During
the last year the church expended
about 5000 In benevolences
Charlotte ". Waipcr was granted n d.
yOrce eslueSdas from Curry q N nj
per They were married In 1903 and
lived together about year. Then,
Mrs. Walper testified. her husband
came TO Detroit leaving her in Royal
oak He earned s25 a week In an
architects office, she said, and turned
all his surplus cash over TO his
mother Mrs Walper said that she
was forced TO earn her own living
Walper did not appear IN court
The directors of the Trojan Laundry
\ Co. whose plant was destroyed by
Gre TUESDAY hight decided Wedues-
] daN TO rebuild as soon as possible,
Tie comprnys loss is estimated at
800 900. AMI tho insurance is placed
a. $4,000. Plans are under way for
the least Of temporary binding
The machinery IN the burned plant
what IL serviceable VIII be pressed
| into use
I Figures furnished ny the Rev. ". o..
| Maroon. chancellor and secretary Of
/ troit. TO the official Roman Catholic
| directory. published In New York.
shaw that In the Detroit diocese.
| which includes the city ~ Detroit
and the southern part Of the lower
peninsula Of Michigan. there arc two
bishops 2s7 priests 223 churches 81
| parochial schools with an Ptendance
OF 32T7a: two seminaries with 49,
! students. I'VE colleges. Ave seminar
les and i've orphan asylums with
| H2 charges.