The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-11
|uTTlt LOCAL STORIES

'voigt Park has now become reality,
the council having accepted the
deed to this new park out Wood
ward-ave.
The Business institute will hold It's
regular monthly entertainment in
It's rooms on Thursday evening at
s O'Clock. Attorney A. b. Hall will
give the address. Good music and
recitation.
Thieves entered the rooms OF Miss
Lottie Munroe In the Louise apart.
ments, No. 3SS Second-ave., some
time Tuesday, and stole handsome
set OF Russian sable furs valued at
$3.50. The police were notified.
Peter center, employed as a pln-set-
ter In the Printers club, reported to
the police Tuesday night. that he
had been robbed OF 81 while playing
in the Grand poolroom on Randolph
st. Harry Boyle, an amateur box
er, was arrested on suspicion.
Avery Hasserty, recently committed
TO Jackson prison for not less than
IL IL years for the murder OF his
step.father. K. II. Maegdefrau. says
he is going west to join his father.
who is said to be In Dakota. Hag-
perty is hopeful of securing a par
don before his minimum term ex-
pires.
Two men broke into the home Of Mrs.
Elmer Crorbie, No. 221 Park-st.,
Tuesday night, but when they heard
Mrs. Crombie moving about the
house departed in such haste that
they forgot the shovel with which
they had pried open the back door.
The men secured nothing and Mrs
Crompie says they can have the
shovel by calling for it.
Herbert c.. Patton, who attempted sui
eide with razor Monday night, says
he was victim OF an hallucination,
brought on by insomnia. that he was
the connecting link between two
great forces that we're about to de-
stroy the world, and he felt that the
only way he could save the world
was by killing himself. Patton is
resting comfortably in Grace hos
tital and his mind Is now apparently
clear.
josef cxermanski started for Austria
as a deported Immigrant In spite
of the fact that his sister. Mrs. An
ma Slavolska, had come at the last
moment to the immigration Office to
save him. Czermanski has been n
this country about n year and had
become paralyzed 60 that he was
sent TO Eloise. No help was given
him by his relatives until It was
seen that the government was real
ly going to send him away, and then
II was too late.
The problem Of handling the wires OF
the various city commissions more
economically was brought to the
fore by the appointment of COM
mittee OF Ave aldermen, Tuesday
night, to persuade the fire, police
and lighting commissions to join In
laying conduits, thus saving three
Separate sets of conduits and three
SEPARATE tearings up OF streets.
Aid Renaud introduced the resolu-
ton and Aid. Heineman, Goeschel.
Heating. Gutman and Weibel were
appointed.
John Fiiban, Jr., Of No. sos Maybury
Crand-ave., attempted to assault De-
fectives Lombard and Glare with a
go-cart when they went to his home,
Tuesday night, to arrest him on a
charge of stealing gas. He was
soon overpowered. however, and con
veyed to the central station. Fir
hans meter was removed some time
ago for non-payment of his gas bill.
Il Is said. but notwithstanding this
fact the gas company asserts that
his house has been illuminated With
gas since then, and that the family
cooking has been done on gas
range. Filban is % years old and a
plumber.
The woman who marries for money