The Detroit times., 1909-02-11
ISOLATED. Later she will he sent TO
the Industrial home IN Adrian.
Lawrence J. Perry. who keeps a rev.
taurunt over aid Ia.tgue's saIoou

the Industrial home I'm Adrian
Lawrence J. Perry. who keeps "a res
taurnnt over aid LaNisne's saloon.
Randolph and Farrar-sts., was taken
10 the central station. Wednesday
afternoon. on complaint OF Miss
stella Thompson. "A Port Huron young
woman. who claimed that Perry took
$40 from her while she and girl
friend were being entertained Ia the
care on recent evening. He gave
the other girl enough money 10 get
back home. stella says. but Stella
herself as stranded. The police say
Perry promises 20 square matters
with the girl. and he will undoubt@d
~ he released
Mrs. Rose T.. Dodge, wife of Thomas
Dodge. formerly detective for "A
down town store. but now a saloon
Keeper. a. No. los Michigan-ave.. has
started suit sor divorce In addition
TO spending great deal OF his time
away from home Mrs. Dodge alleges
that Thomas in particularly fricndl y
with bleached blonde actress, Mrs.
Dodge mas had private detective
following her husband recently, and
Monday night the sleuth was mis-
taken for hold-up man and chased
To police headquarters before h =
identity was discovered. The Dodges
live at No. 90 Milwaukee ave. east.
Andrew I>eitDski. aged TX, Of No. 10
HastinI.-st., was fatally injured
"Wednesday morning while work INK
In shaft No. /. at the Windsor end
OF the Detroit river tunnel kelnski
had worked in the cold winds from
the river until he was almost froze n.
He crawlcd INTO, one OF the vertical
ali shafts TO get warm. and the mas =
sivc Iron door came down upon him.
crushing his skull. Death followed
i'm a few hours in Hotel Dieu. Wind =
sor Coroner LaBeIle. OF Windsor.
Will investigate the accident thor
oughlY. The door is supposed To be
controlled by air pressure. but the
corner was told that II fell by acct
dent. Tunnel officials say that kol-
inski had no business in the air lock.
Postmaster Warren announces the fol-
lowing ofhce arrangements for FRI
day Feb. ~. Lincoln day: The none =
order. registered letter and cashier s
departments viii be open from TO
10 n ~. The general delivery aud
STAMP windows viii he open from
To 10 a IN, and from : To y y. m.
The general Information window at
the main postoffice and all stations
VIII be open from 10 10 a. IN. \ II
carriers throughout the city VIII
make but one delivery trip. leaving
their respective stations at 80 "a. m.
Collections from the street boxes by
Wa on will be as usual. with the eX-
ceDt.on that the downtown collec-
s!oHs ordinarily made at so p. m.
and $40 p. m. Will be omitted. Al
i1cnning snd outging mails VIII be
received and despatched as usual.
The INSTALLATION OF officers and ban
auet 81 the local order of the II mig b y
OF Equity viii take place Wednes
uaN evening, FtD. :, III tne Lis u l
Infantry atmory beginning at $50
O'Clock. Installation Will be in
charge OF the chairman OF the SUI
preine board OF trustees, T. H. SUI
grue, OF Cleveland. supreme trustee,
-. G. Donovan. or Toledo. and James
OHara. OF Saginaw. The introduc-
tory address Will be by the supreme
president. Arthur {. o'Connor. OF De-
troi;. and James IA. Lynch, Of Pom
tiac. will act as POSTMASTER. Other
speakers VIII be the Rev. VI l.
Stritch. ): j.. OF Detroit college
James Egan. or Toledo Judge =
tied }. Murphy. and Richard +. Hoy.
OF Drtloit The musical numbers
will b. given by Thomas +. I.ahey.
Charles j Brady. John Calvin. Harry
A. RIchenbaCh. and William c. Spell.
Prof John J. curtin and John j =.
Mcurer viii act "a accompanies. The
knights OF Equity now have fund
OF $l5,4Ci IS for the new building
which IL is hoped viii be erected in
the near future