The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-03-03

New York; E. |. Cause. Cullen
Yates w. III. Lippincott, A. T. Van
Laer, l.. Luis Mora, Henry B. Smell
and F. ,Hopkinson Smith. The exhibit
ton will remain on view until
April 1.
Or. 8. D. Harrison, secretary Of the
state board of health, says that, un-
der the law, the board may be oblig-
ed TO cancel the license Of DR.. Scott
It. Hodge, recently paroled from the
Ionia reformatory. This would be q
serious blow TO the doctor. who has
been promised good position with
drug company, provided he re
tains his certificate of registration.
Daniel zamquesos, a Belgian, was at
tackled by Negro In front Of No.
80 Champlain-st., Monday night, AT. !
In the tussle sustained a broken
ankle and a cut behind the left ear
He was taken to st. Mary's hospital
In the East End ambulance. The
Negro is known to the police and he
will be arrested on sight. 1t Is said
he was jealous of the Belgian's at
tentions to a woman.
Coroner Parker's Jury in the case Of
Lillian Belle Page, the woman pris-
oner who died as result Of injur-
les sustained In the explosion OF a
disinfecting tank in the house Of
correction, decided that she came TO
her death through her own careless
ness. The body Is still IN the coun.
ty morgue and the coroner is wai--
ing to hear from the mother of the
deceased, who resides In Cleveland,
Aid. cutman will Introduce 4 resoIu-
ton In the council Tuesday evening
for the setting aside of portion OF
the municipal court building base
ment for the use OF charitable So
ciety which collects stale bread and
other food from bakeries and hotels
and distributes 1t to the needy.
There have been complaints that ir-
responsible persons had collected
food in this way and made profit
by selling 1t.
Bernard Weadock, assistant corpora.
ton counsel, Is hunting for q man
who has been employed by loan
sharks as a collector and who, by
Passing as constable, has sue
ceeded in extorting illegal sums Of
money from debtors Of these sharks
II 1t is found that the man is really
a constable, he will be tried and
lose his Office, and if it is found that
be Is an impostor, he will be tried
for impersonating an officer.
Mrs. Rhoda Hickey, OF No. zoo Eliza
beth-st. east, who told her husband.
Monday, that she had taken bromide
OF potassium, Is still very much
alive. The physicians in st. Mary's
hospital. whittier Mrs. Rizkey was
taken after her supposed attempt on
her life, were unable to find any
traces OF poison ana pronounced the
woman In perfect health. Mrs. Riz-
key returned to her home at once.
She still insists that she swallowed
poison, but will give no reason for
so doing
The Broadway Realty Co., which has
Just filed articles Of Incorporation,
has taken a 99-yeaf lease of the
property at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and John R.-st. from the
owners, Gray & Worcester. The
lease calls for an annual rental CT
HotoVV anu oHCtinto tuhi ~ HtW
building to cost not less than $2G.-
900. shall be erected on the property
within the next 10 years. The new
company is composed OF w. ID &.
Moebs, DR.. George J.. Renaud, Frank
N. Renaud and n. X. Bishop.
Life insurance underwriters are go'ny
to make fight against bankers"
insurance company. doing business
in Des Moines and collecting assess
ments through the banks of the
country. In meeting, Monday
night, II was decided that the rep
resentatives of other companies
would withdraw their deposits from
banks acting as collecting agents
for the Iowa company. An efforts
will also be made to have II barred
from the state. w. n. Filler. q. w
Farley and II. j. Stewart. of Toledo
were guests of the Detroit Under