The Detroit times., 1915-01-05
IN/DETROlT

Louis James Rosenberg, Asher l.. Cor
neiius, and Van IL. Ring have ansoci-
ateo themselves In the law Nrm or
Rosenberg, Cornelius a Ring, with
ofnees at Nos. SOs-sl2 Ford building
Mrs. sarah Jane DeLonE, who died,
sunday, will he buried from the home
OF her son, Charles, Dequindre-st'
and Halleck-ave., wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The Rev. I. j.
Nillers will ofnciate Interment VIII
be In Roseland Park cemetery.
Edward T. Fitxgersld, mayors secre-
tnry, IL preparing design Tor Ger
uhcntes OF appointment which tne
mayor. mayor will issue wnen siiins TSs pSsTa care
tineates Will be handsomely engraved
and will permit the holder TO remain
In office at the mayors VIII ana
pleasure.
years old. an undertsker's embalmer.
who died a few days ago or scaIlet
fever, said TO have been contractea
through preparing an inteeteo pouy
for burial were taken To his Doy-
hood home in Washington. Macomo
county, Monday, for interment; In
Detroit young Stone made his home
at No. l2o- -spruce-st
Some bold thief drove away with a
Wagner Baking Co. wagon, which
was standing In front OF No. ~
Broadway In broad daylight Tuesday
morning. and police have been un-
on or cargo. The driver had stepped
into store for a few minutes TO
take an order and while he was alb
sent the outfit was stolen.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day morning I'm 81. Joachim's church.
for Joseph Deguiss. who died Sunday
night In his home. No 5O6 Fort-st.
east. Mr.. Deguise was born in ST;
came to Detroit as boy He Is said
10 have been the first manufactures
OF soft drinks" I'm this eity TWO
daughters and one son survive
w. II. wreford. manager of the Detroit
Brick manufacturers and Dealers as
sociation, announces that he has
ready for distribution a pamphlet en-
titled "A made-to order fire" IL Is
nor an advertisement for any make
OF brick, but tells the human interest
story Copies may be had upon APP
plication TO No. 2Ol6 Dime bank
building or by telephoning Cadillac
1891
Stricken with n sudden attack OF III
ness while returning home on
Michigan car from theater. Mono
day night Mrs. Anna Maveecz, -
years old or No. 66 Thirty-hrst
died soon after her arrival In 81
Mary's hospital. Coroner Burgess
decided that death was probaply Que
10 natural causes. but he mas or1e.sa
n post-mortem examination OF the
body.
Mrs. Carolina Ernestina Becker,
charged with killing Miss Frances
Bomholt will be arraigned Wednes-
day at the opening or the January
term OF the recorders court. and her
case will probably be set Tor nearing
some time during the term The heV.
Augustine Bomholt. brother OF tnS
slain woman. has presented many OF
Miss Bomholts personal effects 10
the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
Controller George Engel wants cbnr-
ter amendment increasing the maxi.
mum rate on special assessment
bonds 10 Ave per cent. The sinKing
fund has up to date taken care OF
special assessment bonds for alley
and street paving ana TOT ,roiiar iatsIar
says, II will be unable TO do so. and
the rate OF interest must, therefore,
be the same as on other bonds
Funeral services Will be held In the
Wednesday afternon for Eben Bliss.
No. 90l Sixteenth-st.. who died sud
denly Sunday OF heart disease. Mr.
Bliss was born In Hampurg' miSn.' n
trott since 1884 He was Well-known
as q shoe salesman until his retire
ment from active business rev rev
years ago. Mrs. Bliss, four sons ana
one daughter survive
Prof. f. w. Bemis will have the ap-
praisal OF the ID. u. II. franchises
ready In two weeks, Copies or the
Seaisai saa1d haSe Seope been % turned over to the
oommission but none OF the details |
Is ready for publication just now,
aaecordinf to ,asn Secretary yoeHs Hayden; Mas
absent from the railway board meet
ing, Monday. He Is In New York
attending the automobile show
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning I'm Holy Trinity church for
Mrs. Anna Shanahan, widow of Dan
lei Shanahan, and one OF Detroits
pioneers Mrs. shanahan was born
ago and had lived her entire life IA |
Detroit. She died Sunday evening In
her home. No. 361 McClellan-a ave
following a few hours. illness Lines, nd sns
James b. Shanahan.
J. G. Ferguson, for ave years general |
agent Of the Union Pacific railroad
In Detroit, has resigned and VIII
viii be succeeded oy William X.
Alexander. who has been In the em-
ploy OF the Union Pacific for 3s
years, beginning as messenger boy.
orator, station agent. and contrfct
freight agent. serving In the latter
capacity in Chicago. From CHICAGO
eral agent. lie comes to Detroit
from Des Moines. Ia, where he has
been general freight agent
several months illness,
Charles A. Begle. died N Monday nds even EN-
Mr.. Begle was born in otisville. |
Mich, 10 years ago, and for many /
years was engaged in the timber and |
land business. He had resided In De- |
troit 81 years. Mr. Begle suffered |
paralytic stroke about nine months /
ago, since which time he had not |
been able TO leave his home. The \
surviving family includes Mrs Begle |
two sons, DR.. Howell l., OF Detroit, |
and Ned G.. OF Saginaw, and one /
daughter, Miss Grace, OF this city. |
Funeral arrangements will be made
later.
a. III. Young, OF Chicago, supervisor
OF safety md labor for the Illinois
Steel company. will address meet
ing OF shop foremen In the Board OF /
Commerce. Thursday evening, Jan. |
z. taking as his subject. How TO in
terest workmen In safety" The |
meeting Is to be held under the |
auspices OF the Detroit local council |
OF the national safety council The |
demand for tickets to the meeting |
has far exceeded the seating capacity |
OF the Board OF Commerce audi |
torium, according to Mr.. Eaton, |
manager OF the welfare department |
OF the Cadillac Motor Car company
and chairman OF the program and |
publicity committee. More than 1900 |
foremen are expected to be present |
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