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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
RUN STEAM ROLLER
OVER TONNAGE TAX
Resolution SmOthered AT Annual
Meeting of State Superyis-
Ors' Association

LANSING Mich. Feb S. lspec.au
Ofn Bolt. on NusAesou. Gro lord
ot Wayne and A. 3D. Edward oil
Houghton sat on the front seat 9f ii
steam roller which ran nle-a1l enei
10 adopt resolutions which advocated
the tonnage 1aN and oIuer changes ia
the task laW ar the State Gperl Islrs'
me ting today Iue resolutions tlich
were reported out Poi the committee
and adopted jas before noon, recon.
mcndcd that the tonnage tax be re.
fe.red back Ca the assoc atious for a
Years consideration After tue adup-
ton ~ the report, supervisors Reid
oil Calhoun, aud Wayne OF Midland,
made an effort 10 nave the report
rcconsidered. but failed
George Lord. or Wayne County,
made an attack on the equalization
OF taxes IN the state Dy the stats
board
l.ate this afternoon another EFFORT
may be made 10 revive the tonnage
tax matter
GOV. Ferris delivered an address AZ
the morning session IN which he
urged more Capitalization and great
CT progressiyeism in The conduct OF
anairs throughout the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
REP. BREMNER DEAD
IN BALTIMORE
New Jersey Congressman Sue
cumbs After Long Struggle
With Cancer

BALTIMORE, Feb. Congressman
RoberI G.. Bremner. whose brave fght
for lie against the ravages OF cancer
attracted the attention OF the country,
died today at the sanitarium or DR..
Howard Kelley. where he underwent
the radium treatment.
The vitality shown by Bremner as
tonished his physicians. who said they
believed IL was only the New Jersey
congressman own optimism which
Kept him up. lie refused TO admit de-
feat IN his struggle against the dis
ease with which no was afflicted.
In the final effort 10 check the
spread OF the cancer which ate Brem-
ner's lie away. Dr. Kelley inserted
100000 worth OF radium in his shout
der. TWO successive applications OF
the radiGm treatment were admitted.
The cancer was extended, however,
from his shoulder far down the left
eide ;rrd there was little hope for the
sman When treated with the
radilm Bremner expressed faith in
his ultimate recovery During the last
week, however he gradually sank
Tuesday and Wcduesda, he was eX-
tremely low. BIZ refused 10 admit his
BELIEF IN The seriousness ~ his condi-
ton
Bremuer's wife md bis sister, Miss
Helen Bremner we're in the sick room
when the congressman dieJ Later
Rev. Walter Bremner ana Leith Brem-
ner. OF Richmond Va and William
Bremuer. a student OF the University
OF Toronto. Can. all brothers, Joined
them The congi esSman became un-
conscious before midnight and did not
revive.
Bremner was greatly interested In
radium and its use 10 alleviate cancer.
After his treatment began he made
this statement, through a friend
"Radlum is wonderful and il Is
most wonderful TO those who have
devoted time TO its study II expert
menting on me mas added any new
fact TO science then my life has not
been in vain hut has helped the race.
Bremner was native or Keith,
Scotland Ifs family emigrated TO
Canada when he was youth. His
mother. Mrs Alexander Bremner,
lives az Camilla. Canada
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
FIGHT TO tlNlONIZE Ny
LOOP" RESTAURANTS

CHICAGO Feb 5-The deh. 10
an.onize 20 OF tnc mgherpriced loops
restaurants and cafes opened today
w.tn the atjace conferred upon Hen
ricls res aurant 90 NO ~ We; Ran.
lolDn.sL Two union bakers quit work
aud "A force of piCkets from the Wait
res- union stationed themselves out
SIDE % warn uulou drivers from ricttv-
eriRe goods 10 iieurcis
So EFFORT VIII be made TO call out
iue wairessca themselves. according
to Miss Carrie Alexander. pres dent
OF the union. fhe union viii attempt
90 force the 30 restaurant owners 20
sien contracts by cutting on their
food supply through tue strong or.
ganization of union teamsters and
drivers
All the downtown restaurants but
Che 80 in the Restaurant Keepers AS
sociation. have signed contracts with
the union, Miss Alexander said These
contracts call for "a minimum wage
OF s. week FOR Mattresses. and a
siN-dag 10 hours per day week, for
union bakers.
Two detectives and q policeman
were stationed al Henricfs TO prevent
disorder but no trouble had been re.
ported al noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
49,
MAIti[IAGE LICENSES

Joseph kraz4A, "a Frances Pat"lan'
Alex. Maslowsky - Kazmerza Den
OfG Ige Ta,nals ~: Mary ctto. %
John t. MARTIN, 49,, LA cross, III. 81
Albert Grossenburg 80. freemoht
O. Antoinette GieOel, 80 same; .,.
Joseph Waszczak, Il, soma smlocA'
steve Eozlowski "a stella steafen-
o' joseph wisnloska, 50 Bronisiaw"
/ .gG Sheariona %, Anna Radu. 80
Nelson Grigg, rs Hattie Griggs' -
DAVID montgomery s5,- Eloise; Cert
rude Ford. 81, Detroit
George Mack ~, Fhiladelphla, mary
l. Little IS, Columbus O.
Dan Turner 20 Cora J.. tairVleW, -
Arthur Livermore %. Mary Lnm-
Edward sprague, "a. Lunette Knapp,
Joseph Bare. 81, sophia wiess, 70
rom Jakublak -, Jemia WoJnor-
'N William non. 70. Lena smith. 20
Michael y. Burshartt, ~. Katherine
: H Ter henderson, % Florence
%10T ph v,rnmlen n kathleen Lam
Benjamiu zitka %. springwens,
TesSie Bar tulhOWskl -.
AIoystus BrciteubaDk lSi Lillian
Wood is
Edwin Peterson &c Mamie cav
anhaHE, -6.
stanislaw NoniGovlsSi, 90 Ealen-
tyna J0btOnoWska, 30.
Johu sobczynskL "a Julia Mojcie-
ka 20
Leor Biclcfl -3. Ford CITY Eugenia
KwtcE. ~. same
Ionn Nofanltr 26 Mary Sajdak. %
HH..y teuler 2- Nellie Edwards %,
FIrd IS smith, 22 Gladys Van
Normer
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
FRAMING REPLY TO
P. MS PETITION
District Attorney VIII Answer
Complaint on Pay for
Carrying Mails

Joseph stewart, second assistant
postmastergeneral arrived from
Washington. Thursday morning. 70
confer with United States Dlstritt
Attorney Webster, who Is preparing
an answer 20 the petition filed recent
ly hy the Pere Marquette railroad ask
ing 10 either De relieved OF its con
tract OF carrying United States. mails
or be given the benefit OF a readiust-
ment OF rates Ina lts petition. the
company alleges hat II mas be a car
rying the mails for some time az
loss District Attorney Webster has
not finished his answer and refuses
10 Nate Nhal the nature Of the gov
emmenfs reply in be The hearing
on Tho matter viii Dc before Federal
Judge Tuule Saturday morning
The assistant postmaster-general
stated that az Is not here TO take any
action on the numerous complaints
that have been fled by Postmaster
Nagel concerning tne late rain SEIZED
ules lie Will however. call on the
pos master and viii likely discuss
postal matters generally
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
WATCH BORDER
FOR CHINAMEN
Immigration Inspector Thinks
Smugglers Are Operating at
Point Near Toledo

TOLEDO. O., Feb. Immigration
Inspector Apple and other govern.
ment officials and local detectives
were preparing today to take definite
action on q Zip received by Inspector
Apple that Chinese laborers were be
ing smuggled into this country al a
point near Toledo.
Inspector apple last night asked the
police department TO detail several de
tectives TO assist him. They watched
ali incoming trains az the union sta.
ton ali night but without results
IL is the belief OF the government
officials that some OF the band OF
smuggiers have located in Toledo.
Oficers are closely watching two men
whom they believe are implicated in
the smuggling II Is thought the SNUG
glers contemplate making Toledo a
distributing point for oriental la.
bOrers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
"BUTC n" McDENITT
HOME ONCE MORE

WlLKESBARRE Pa Fob lr.
repressible John Hay Butch Nc
Dewitt. arrived here today after mis-
whirlwind trip 90 Washington. His
statue was encased In a pine box and
was handled roughly BY the baggage
smashers In speaking OF his trip TO
a United Press spondent. Butch
said 4 am perfectly satisfied with
the outcome OF the trip. may be
peer or fools but Judging from tbs
great crowds that fiocked about me
and those who clamored TO shake my
hand. have legion OF subjects. !
am undecided about my statue /
may bay an island place the statue
in the center OF il and proclaim my.
self king
on leaving the I.ehigh Valley STA
tlon MCDt Wit tossed a coin TO news
boy. and said that he was fiat broke.
In describing his trip home In a com
mon train he said II was Atwood.
and a hard ride
The trip cost him about $1,000
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
ILL STUDY CHILDREN'S
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION

The Rev. Lester Bradner. Of New
Prk, was appointed, Wednesday at
moon. by the genera educational
ard OF the Episcopal denomination.
session in St Paurs cathedral par.
} house. TO investigate the action
the public authorities OF Gary, Ind
ID OF Berkeley, Cal. in allowing
fool children one hour day, or
II day q week. from the pubic
pools TO receive religious instruc.
IN IN their individual faiths Dr.
|adner must report his findings 10
P board In meeting 10 be held
Cleveland, I'm April II the plan
found 10 be working Well the board
u probably recommend thar the
iscopal denomination DO an In It's
|~er 10 have IL adopted throughout
/ country.
Plans We're made for work among
|iscOpalian students in colleges and
lools SO that they shall remain I'M
i religious influence throughout
Cir school courses.
f'he members OF the board made
Pile addresses in various CHURCHES.
tdnesday evening ~
Following divine services in the ca.
|dral Thursday morning The Fifth
pvince SUNDAY school convention
|nt into session Ia the parish house.
+ convention is composed OF dele.
es from Ohio. Indiana. Michigan.
|nois and Wisconsin
The clergy and delegates will be
guests az dinner. Thursday even
OF the Church club. ia the ~
It.Taylor-W oolfenden cafe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
BUY DAINTIES FOR
FELLOW PRISONER, DYING

Prisoners in wand f. Ia the county
~il. have organized as charitable
society, and are putting all the money
they receive from visitors into a fund
to buy fruits and other Injuries TOR
Eugene Quilting alias Mcpherson, q
federal prisoner awaiting trial on the
charge OF bringing Margaret Goodburh
TO this city from Dayton, Ohio Gull
ling is dying o. tuberculosis. and NAV
never leave the hospital ward OF the
Jail 70 be tried rhe prisoners in ward
f., where he WAS confined until his
illness became acute, are denying
themselves their tobacco aud extras
to see that Quilting has fresh fruits
and other daintles.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
EUCCENHEIMS
HEAVILY SCORED
Yep. BOreland Accuses Inter
ssts' of High Handed Tactics
in Alaska

WASHINGTON. Feb J.-NeGrly
lFery crime IN the calendar was laid
the door OF the Morgan Guggenhelm
pterests today by Rep BoreiSnd. or
issouri. during house debate on The
iaskan railroad bill
The story. running ia the sober
fcords OF the court. includes every.
ping from the corruption and bribery
judges 10 the Wanton attack by
med bands OF assassins upon the
|orkmen engaged ia rival enterprise.
; declared. IA les drama OF greed
pa carnage Unparalleled since the
hys or Warren Hastings. It's scenes
ere enacted not only in the snow
ad plains OF the Arctic circle. but
the banks Of Wali-st and The
bunting rooms ol London II Is This
gh-handed aud iaNless attempt TO
TAB the tremendous resources OF
aska which caused the locking mp
that grea, territory by Legislative
lactment"
lie declared the situation today to
Yer the only alternative OF turning
. country back 90 the Alaska syudi-
te or To give the United States The
neft OF the great natural resources
means of the proposed government
Sned railway.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
JBY NJ. ZAHN DEFENDS
OTHERS CONVERSATIONS

Undressing the Home Science clu0.
1.-The Scripps branch library, Ned.
|day afternoon. on the mothers
bpensation Law. which she was in
|lmental In drafting and having
sed by the Michigan Legislature
j. RUBY NJ Zahn sounded note
warning 10 those who believed
and have supported the measure
len she said that there is a we'll
med movement among politicians
challenge the constitutionality Of
law, II not 10 emasculate it,"
| To do such a thing would be
grace 10 the state from..a hpmanl-
IAN point OF view. and unwlse eco.
ideally continued Mrs. Zahn.
|herever mothers compensation
obtains, il has proven OF great
+ 10 the state. as well as 10 the
hers and children A chiid's vel
L and care rightly belong 70 IT'S
her. and not 20 public institu'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
CLARK GAINS FREEDOM
AFTER 33-YEAR TERM

LANSING. Mich, Feb 5--(SpeciaD
After being in prison for 3S years,
Isaac Clark Will again breathe the
air OF freedom and taste the sweets
OF liberty. Gov Ferris this morning
approved the parole OF Clark from
Jackson prison lie is the oldest pris.
oner in any Of the penal Institutions
OF the state having been sent up from
Wayne county in 1881 for homicide
and now being 20 years OF age
Four men. Clark. Graham Taylor
and Girard, were charged with the
onense. but Girard turned states evil
dence and implicated the other three
and was allowed so go unpublished
His companions always claimed that
Girard was the real murderer and
that they were innocent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
FIND WHITE GIRL IN
CHINESE OPIUM DEN

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb o.
Three Chinese are under arrest today
following the dnding OF three white
girls hidden in Chinatown opium
den during a police raid last night.
The girls gave the names or Rose
Tiernan, Bernice Tiernan and Mary
Long, All are "a.
When the police searched the den
they discovered the girls concealed in
a secret cupboard. rs inches deep. be-
tween the ceiling OF the first floor and
tho second floor The police say the
girls were willing inmates
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
CARUSO'S SPURS
PROVE HIS DOWNFALL

NEW YORK, Feb Bah Caram.
ba and couple OF curses, was tho
mood OF Enrico Caruso. eminent tenor,
az he munched his toast at breakfast
today Thoughts OF heavy fall on
the metropolitan Opera house stage
still ranked in Enricos temperament
tai bosom
Caruso, who has long separated
himself from the spurs that were "a
part OF his makeup in The Girl OF
the Golden West appeared last night
with the clanking jabbers attached 10
his boots. ln the second acr, Caruso
got tangled In the spurs. stumbled,
spraNled. tried TO recover and then
fell dat 10 the stage as the audience
snickered curtain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
'RGLARS ACTIVE;
JEWELRY CHIEF LOOT

urglars forced q rear window in
nat OF Mrs. Bruce Wallace, No.
John R.-st.. Wednesday night, and
Ee iewelry valued at 500.
awelry and clothing valued at $50
stolen from the home of Peter
bakinski. No. 10 kanter-st. We'd
|day night.
burglars got only ! cents when
b ransacked the fat OF Mrs Frank
Egerald, No. go Fourth-ave., and
h then went 10 the apartment OF
4. Mary Dudley. IN the same build
and took small bank contain
s..
fdith Bradley. No l54 North Wes-
ave. reports that l3-year-old
grabbed her purse. containing
"a She was entering a dentists
&c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
AoIds ID PavIrn lob.

CommisAioncY Fenken viii make an
efor to hold up The rhirty-fourih.st
paving contract. which was lot some
time ago. until the supreme court
passes on the proposed Junction-ave.
crosst0wn line Thirty fourth.st Il
only N feet wide, and II We proposed
crosstown line Is bull, in the spring.
80 viii make a big difference in the
cost OF the paving as the company
would have TO do the paving between
the tracks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
MOTHER SEES DAUGHTERS
FUNERAL FROM JAIL

LITTLE VALLEY, n. y. Feb. s.
Through the bars OF her cell in the
county jail hero. Mrs Cynthia Buffum
today saw the funeral cortege OF her
l2-year-olG daughter. Laura, pass on
the way 10 the cemetery Laura was
the third member OF the family 20 die
from arsenical poisoning and her body
was buried beside those OF her brother
and father for whose death Mrs Buff
FUN Is now awaiting trial.
A great crowd attended the funeral
Of the child. who is the last victim OF
the alleged conspiracy 70 wipe out
the family so that Mrs Buffum might
marry farm hand now also charged
with murder
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
JOHN u. SILENT ON
QUESTION OF TAXES

CLEVELAND, O.. Feb 5--Nothing
from the Forest Hill estate OF John
2 Rockefeller was apparent this af-
ternoon to indicate that the oil king
had any intention OF paving over Sl2,.
100000 in taxes demanded by county
tax commissioners
Rockefeller has until Saturday to
comply, the commissioners announced
this afternoon
If he fails, we viii impose the ad-
ditiOnal so per cent penalty required
by Law"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
UNDERTAkER SIGNS
OWN BURIAL PERMIT

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb Fatally
injured from q fall from window,
Charles Marais. undertakes. signed
his own hnrial permit writing in the
number Of years and months he had
lived. but leaving the space for the
number OF DAYS blank Another IN
dertaker filled in the number OF days
before Marais was buried today
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
iSHMEN RESENT
I"GENERAL JOHN REGAIN

h UBLIN. Feb "a mob of 500
|thmen attacked the theatrical com
liz playing George A. Birmingham IS
|sneral John Regain at WesCport.
|,nty Mayo demonstrating that "a
ohet Is not without honor, sava
IBIS own country"
the hotel where the troupe were
sping was partly wrecked and one
he actors was seriously injured.
L police with great difficulty res
"a the women Of the company from
r mob
,he people OF Westp0rt former
re OF Birmingham, where he was
,sctor for 20 years took exception
bome or Gen John Regan's' nu.
which they thought g reflection
he race
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
WOMEN INVOLVED IN
OPIUM CASES RELEASED

United States Commissioner Hurd.
Thursday morning, adjourned the
hearing in the Marcus and Weinsteiu
opium cases unit March 49, He re-
leased the two women, Daisy Marcus
and Belle Weiusiein, ON their personal
recognizauce. Dut Nathan Marcus and
Michael Weinstcin are being held
under 8 600 bonds.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
EMPLOYEES MAY HAVE
FAMILY" PASSES

HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb 6.--Com.
mon carriers in the state OF Pennsyl-
vania may issue passes 10 officers.
employees and the dependent members
OF families Of employees The recently
enacted public utilities law contains
nothing 70 be construed as providing
against the sO-cailed family pass"
That was The decision rendered to-
day by the public commission The
decision is expected 20 cause the
Pennsylvania railroad TO rescind its
orders abolishing passes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
SCHMIDT'S CASE AGAIN
IN HANDS OF JURY

NEW YORK Feb .. The jury in
the case OF Hans schmidt priest slay-
en- of Anna Aumueier retired at go
today after hearing the charge OF
Justice Vernon SIS Davis. In case OF
an agreement decision was expected
IN Few hours. Tine jury in the FIRST
Lrlal disa.rNel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
Classified | Cent
Rates. | a w ora

Cash with order. II charged. &c
line. sar.sa
FOR less than l6c with chsn' lSo A.
THE above rates apply TO all elassl .
aeaJions except Births Cards OF
Thanks. Obituaries, Meeting Notiees
and all Ads preceding Male help.
Births. Deaths. Cards OF THANKS nsu
Meeting Notices Minimum charge. SOC
for rs words OF less over 20 "otus
one and one third cents Tor each eAVa
word a. oao
Personals Minimum charge, zoe xVo
per line Count six words 10 tns
tinNl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
BOY Thieves cauaht

Inn Clifford IL years old OF 40.
4 Vermont-avo.. and AlonzQ Rogers.
OF 335 Vermont ave. we're arrest
by Motorcycle OGiuer futile as
!, were escaping through an alley
a the saloon of } Hartman. No
|, Michigan.ave. whore they had
ed all OF the copper lining from
ar on the second floor The boys
. gained entrance 10 the place by
'lbins 10 the roof OF the building at
2V2 Michigan-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
INC Accnsed Of Rohblna House

Patrick Murphy and Frank Barnett
were arrested By the police Of Trum-
bull station, Wednesday night charg'
ed with the theft OF a pair OF blan'
kets. pair OF lace curtains and an
alarm clock from the home OF Mrs.
Mary Campbell of No. lSl Fifth-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

arlington Hotel Clerk Arrested.
soumanak. a clerk In a lunch
"a iD the Harrington hotel. was
Isted Wednesday night. / on a
s-se OF sssaDtlng Robert la Bond.
!. says be Is an actor. la Bond
= broken arm. Fe says Loumanak
him with a GLIB, accusing him
afl3ng 70 pay for his eats"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
Tillson Appointed.

LANSING. Mich, Feb o. (SpeciaD
Gov Ferris today Appointed Coe c,
Tnison o. Pontiac as probate and
Justice court slenographer for the
county Of Oakland 20 succeed j. Ar
thhr Tillson resigned.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

PARIS. Feb. D. The course OF true
love never did r.a smoo,h, at 'c-st
Tor scions OF royal house Eddie
the Prince o. wales. (, IS said, o.
learning IL 10 his sorrow His love
affairs in their rocky course have
twice ran against queen Mary Will
have been diverted into new courses,
aud have run against the same VIII
once again.
Queen Mary in motherly manner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

Job Printing Done Ri'vht. Times
Printing Co.. ? John it-si
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

Ninety per cent OF the farms Of this
country are said 70 be without any
sheep
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

a Mrs M4y h. wits.
beloved brother ~ Victoria AcGin-
Jess tuurcal from her daughters
residence 244 Narreu-Lye. east.
Friday a!tCrHO0N a. =. m.I.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05

~ II. corner lot. wO-family frame and
cottage. SS.7CO.
EW0-famtiy. rented Tor $50 per
month, $4,000
House and lot a. Several vacant
lots $500 10 $500
All near Ford plant. Highland
Park and worth the price asked
c. :. Beadle a. Son : McGraw Bldg.
Cadillac 1859.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-05
S2.35O
NEW 2-FLAT
VINFWOOD-AVF.. 2-FLAT

New frame, rooms and bath each.
separate furnaces, OAK hnish and
floors Price So 900
LISTER. WHITE g. co.
Cadillac 5l90. 5ll Hammond Bldg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
$4,000 FOR BOWERY POOR
Will of Mrs. Sarah j. Bird Gre
ates Trust Fund for Destitute.

Afontclair, y. J.. April 2a-By tho will
OF Mrs Sarah J. Bird the poor and needy
OF the Bowery are provided for in a trust
fund OF $1,000. Mrs. Bird left fortune
estimated at more than 10000 The tes-
tatrlx. who was the widow Of Thomas II.
BIRD. and lived at l42 Lorraine ave-
snent the latter years OF her life helping
the destitute IN New York's lower East
Side.
BY the terms OF tho document hled TOT
probate in the County Surrogate's ONCE
to-day the sum OF $4,000 is left to her
slste-. Mrs. Marianne b. Keene, 10 De
held during her lifetime. Al the death OF
Mira Keene the will directs that $1,000
shall 20 10 Herbert +. Keene and 'S'Uo
each 20 Robert l. and James NJ keene'
all Of whom are nephews Of Mrs. Bro.
Robert NJ. Boyd. OF Montclair, father
NJ Town Attorney Robert III. BOYD. Is
beoueathed 5000 and bequest OF S'oo9
"a made 10 a niece. Ethel F. Millard. The
pev John O.. Halllmond. OF New YORK.
ana his wife Annie are left legacy
NJ t2oO0. and Mrs Bird leaves $1,000 10
b.r dear friends" the Rev. George A
Gates and his wife. Isabella Gates a
beouest OF $1,000 and all household iuf-