The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-21


support OF two children. and Judge
Donovan declared that verdict
against him would Jeopardize theh
interests
Charles Common, IL years old, OF No. o1i
Jenerson-ave., Was Knocked from nj.
bicycle and slightly injured abou'
the legs. when ne was struck by an
auto speed 'nend' at Jefferson ana
Bellevue-aves. Thursday afternoon
The lad declares that the automo-
btiist crowded him against the curb
apparently Intentionally, and after
the accident. sped away, laughing al
the boys plight
For the accommo rotation of visitors "a
the city, the D~troit Museum % Art
will remain open all summer. Direc-
tor Griffith announces. Heretofore II
has been the custom 20 close the
museum for portion OF the summer
while the annual housekeeping was
under way. This year the house
cleaning will be done piecemeal
which will necessitate the closing OF
only one gallery at a time.
Mrs. Frank schamnn, of No. SO2 East
Grand boulevard, had n nerve-rack-
ing experience Thursday night. when
the Detroit Yacht club launch No. 3
bumped into its Detroit dock. east OF
thrown against the engine, and her
dress. catching In the fly wheel. was
torn 10 shreds. Her head was also
| badly cut and bruised, but she was
| able TO 40 home on street car.
Barfro Horvath. years old, drank
nearly AN ounce of ammonia and ben
zine, used for cleaning fluid. when
he obtained possession Of the bottle
Thursday. His mother, Mrs. Kalmau
| Horvath, OF No. GA South-st. i'm
pressed the services of "A delivery
wagon driver. and rode at hi rh speed
with the baby to Dr Hugh Carey's
office. The stomach pump. applied
just In time saved the baby's life.
The police aud poor commission are
investigating the pitlful plight Of
Jacob Janowk0wskI. a cripple. and
policeman early Friday morning
camped out IN an alley I'm the rear
OF their former home on Kirby ave.
east An old refuse box was their
only shelter, aud in this. the whole
family was huddlcd. Janowkowskl
says that they We're evicted from
their home, last Wednesday, because
they could not pay SO rent.
Ascension day was observed by local
Masons la st. PauI's Episcopal ca
thedral Thursday night. Headed by
q band. Detroit commandery. No. !;
Damascus commandery, NO, AZ, and
the Michigan Sovereign consistory,
all In fun uniform. marched 10 the
church chapel. wnere services were
conducted by the Rev. :. :. Marquis.
dean OF the cathedral Bishop Will
liams preached the sermon and
music was rendered by st. Paufs yes
ted choir
ternatiOnnl body made up Of the ar
bitration boards of the various states
and Canada, the representatives or
the six states bordering on the lakes
who have been In session here this
week In an effort 20 settle the marine
strike appointed an executive com
mittee to arrange for a meeting In
ously indicated in The Times The
committee Is composed OF the Rev.
Frederick kfump Detroit, cftatrnat
a. H. AK.lN
Bishop. of Ohio. In the meeting in
Washington II is expected the or
ganization will be perfected. The
local conference adjourned Thursday
afternoon.
-The ReIat ion Of Socialism 10 the Trade
Union Movement In Europe" was the
subject or an interesting lecture by
Prof, William f. Bohn. OF ann Arbor.
night He told Of the development
OF trade unionism from the organiza
ton OF the first union in 1880. In a
subsequent meeting of the May day
committee. Chairman Kummerfeld
urged the members TO lose no time
I'm raising funds for the prosecution
Of the police department on account
OF the May day trouble.
The body of Edward McCIenry, n for
mer WyandOttc resident. was brought
here for burial In Woodmere Gene
terry a few days ago; and recent ad-
vices from Helper. Utah. declare
that McCleary committed suicide by
cutting mis- throat with a razor. after
making "a murderous attack on Lena
81 Mcdonald pretty waitress In a
railroad lunch room at Helper. The
young woman Was -alashed- across the
face. and one side of her face is
paralyZed. but she Will recover Nc
Cleary was IS years old
Thomas May. who was robbed and ter
ribly beaten about the head by
Charles Cary. and was rescued from
the railroad tracks. where he fell
only by the timely appearance OF
residents I'm the vicinity, fell to the
floor in Judge Phelan's court room,
the trial of his assailant. Mays head
Is mass OF scars. and his general
health as badly broken as result
of the attack upon him. Cary was
convicted of the charge or robbery in
short order. His attorney obtained a
stay OF sentence for 10 days.
Salvatore PaluzzoIO. arrested as a
"BIack Hand" leader, was arrnigned
before United states Commissioner
Finney. Thursday, charged with un-
lawfully using naturalization GER
tihcate. He admitted having gained
citizenship papers illegally. saying
that some men had come To him and
told him to go with them TO court to
get the papers. lie voted In 1904
1906 and 1907. The local naturaliza.
ton bureau now has number OF
cases against persons who obtained
naturalization unlawfully. but In
most cases the error seems To have
been unintentional and these cases
Will not be criminally prosecuted, the
papers being merely taken away.
with the additional work thrown
the street opening committee of the
common council by the completion Of
the Michigan Central plans for a new
terminal station, which plan In
cludes the vacation of IA number Of
streets and alleys, the committee is
getting so rushed with work that
II has announced a special meeting
for next Wednesday, In addition to
the regular Thursday meeting. De-
spite the utmost efforts OF the COM
mittee, the work Is piling up faster
than IL can he taken care OF as out
lying portions OF the city are
opened up and the demand for street
openings comes in. Even matter so
important as the proposed opening OF
State-st. has had to go over for
number of weens without decision
because the committees draughts-