The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-15

tatives In congress are anxious 10
have another Judge appointed here.
within a year. The new judgeshiP =
likely 10 20 10 George L. Canneld, !,
created, as it's Intention would De 10
create central marine court for The ne
lakes. but Frazer may possibly be
chosen 10 succeed Judge Swan when
the latter leaves the bench.
During the absence of the family Sat
urday/ night burglar. entered the
DeMark. at No. los Brainard-st., ana
stole considerable property; Mrs,
Van DeMark is out or the city ana
Mr.. Van DeMark Is unable 70 teIi
Just what was taken until she re-
turns.
w. q. Thompson, OF No. az Montcsibi-st.
east, reported 10 the police, Monday;
that his wife had deserted him, and
he believes she has gone with
woman palmist. Thompson said his
wife told him that the paln,ist 40
she is In Detroit as she called up
-" house by phone three times since
she left.
The 14-year-old son of prominent
nest side phy.'s;l"1 i"T HSa Book sto.e
Monday that caught his eye, ano hot
having the money TO buy ~, put IL
under his arm and walked Out OF ths
store. Detectives Parker and Alien
caught him before he had gone far'
and he tearfully owned up The BOY
was made 10 take the book back ana
tell the clerk that he stole IL Then
his father was called. and took the
lad home.
Henry Wunsch may be chosen ns the
Democratic candidate OF the anti
Martindale party 20 run against
School Inspector Treppa In the Ninth
ward next March. He Is an attorney
and has wide personal acouaint-
ance. jeremiah Dwyer. president OF
the Michigan Stove works was asked
by leading citizens 20 make the run
but refused. The Martindale faction
10 get man to go against Hiram c.
Goldberg for the Republican nom
ination In the Twelfth ward.
John Gronenschild. aged ~. glass
worker, living "a No. 100 First-st..
Reid and Good. charged with induc-
ING his I7ycar-old wife 20 lead a
life OF shame In order that he could
raise money enough 10 engage IN the
restaurant business. The WHO was
found IN the rooming house at No.
40 wucox-st she at n-st gave her
mited her identity. To the police
Groncnschild readily admitted that
he knew OF his wifcs conduct.
Corporation Counsel Vaiiv VIII be In
-tructed ca ~ cn"e drntt oip 10 DC
presented 20 the LEGISLATIVE or'Noriz.
ing Detroit 20 issue sl.000.OOO or
bonds for convention hnll " Dasssh
by tho Legislature. this would put inc
the voters again at the s~rinR clos
tor. A convention hell commission
will bc provided for in ~" revision
oTTthe CITY charter. Rem. Guy l. NIL
lor IS opposed 20 tho convention hell
plar considering that other city
needs IN the way or waterworFs' So"
william Foster, whose wife. Louise. de-
serted his home at No. 5Oi McDou-
gall-ave., because he refused TO buy
Her "A $25 set OF furs. now believes
sue eloped with man VINO mas
been friendly with the family for c.
long time. Foster Will 80 10 Lau-
b..ss ~ sCarth 'Ot sac pan a % - >
opinion IS shared ~ the VIE OI tnc
man with whom sac ~ alleged 70
nave gone. Ine woman says she
found picture ot M1s. roster IN hvf
husband pocket scN eral months aeo
and that shortly after her husband
deserted ntr, icaNiHS her with tAfeV
cnIldrcn. Ipey are now In destitute
circumstances. roster says II ms
WIre returns at once hc VIII take nef
Jack tor their BOY sake.
injury Harriet Common, aged al years,
wa. an Judge DonoNan'- court, Mon
day afternoon. in proceeding pfOuSHt
by tne poor commission 10 compel
her five daughters to support her'
The daughters are Mary Campbell
Harriet Wilds. Clara Beebe, Adellne
Merrill and Emeline Bendall These
daughters are all fairly well-to- do,
but II Is alleged they refused To sup
port their mother until recently when
Mrs Bcndan has taken her INTO her
home Before that tke aged woman
lived at No. 100 Lincoln ave. Mrs.
Connor's principal complaint was
against Mrs Bcebe. She testified
that she had given her $3.50 in re-
turn for which she was TO have
home. but she claimed the daughter
had not carried out her agreement
Another hearing Will be held Mon
day when tie defendants VIII be
brought IN.
BY erecting electric fans over oil
tanks TO dispense the column OF rare
fed air that rises over them, Pitts
burg man claims 10 have reduced the
danger from lightning. which follows
a.. ,,o,h 80 Iaact resistance nrOVidpd