The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-03

morning. that his wife disappeared
from home. Tuesday, taking win her
IS in pension money ana ms ats-
charge papers from the Naval he
serves lie asks the police 10 locate
her.
After biting out almost "a hours the
iury tn the breach of promise suit
OF Margaret Pryzbilski against john
Scheu Jr., was unable TO agree. ana
was discharged. The jury stood nine
TO three In favor OF the plaintin.
Charles Bordwell one OF the Jurors.
who suffers from asthma. was seri-
ously III, Tuesday afternoon, ana u
was necessary 10 call DR. Burgess
TO attend him.
The newly Eillott-Tnyior-
WooIfenden Co., nIed articles of as
ISOLATION with the county clerk.
Tuesday afternoon. The concern Is
capitalized at 100000. all OF which Is
The shares. at $40 each, are held as
follows: Mrs. Susan f. Elliott, To-
zoe; Ammi w. Wright. $780, r. ~
Taylor 4.OcSi j. B; wo Sdde Tham A.,
H. Whan. 1000; Charles A. Dean,
5o0 Harry X. Lewis, 800; Henry
Perkins. 800: David Johnston. Wind
sor. 100; Helen Pennycock, 200 Hen
rietta l.. Schober, 100. John -. MuT-
ray, 100. John III. kies. 100; Torrens
+. McFettridge, 100: J. b. Woolfen-
den. trustee. 1900.
For several weeks Mrs. George Green
home at No. 600 Twenty third ST.
Tuesday. she arranged with neiSh-
Dor to remain In the house whiie she
went away. She had gone but
Kirschnick. aged 10, OF No COZ
Twenty third-st walked up 10 the
house. took the KEY from where MI
Green had concealed u on the polch,
and entered. She walked directly 10
the drawer where the money was
kept Then Christine was held until
NsfN
station she promised never 10 steal
again. and was let go.
Justice stein reserved hts decision nf-
ter hearing testimony In the ease
with stealing SOL from Albert Rem
aud. a farmer living I'm Anderson
township, near Amherstburg, who
came TO Detroit Dee. 49, TO visit the
defendant Renaud says the doctor
took the money from him In sa-
money was lost I'm a Champlain-s st.
resort. In this tour or the tender
loin Or. Lafferty says he acted as
chaperon.
The eieN enth annual meeting OF the
council of the Detroit Tenchers' as
ISOLATION was held in the Washing
ton Normal school. Feb. 1, and the
following officers elected President.
w A. Ellis Of the Dufheld school,
vice-presldent. Katherine Il. White,
OF the Bradford Smith school; secre-
tary. Mary L. Miner, OF the Eastern
high: treasurer. Edwin J. Gum OF
the ungraded school; executive com
mittee Caswell y. Munro. OF the
Fairbanks school. Lolita V. Gregory,
OF the Winterhalter, George r. Ber-
kaw. Of the Russell. and Flora ".
Miller. of the McGraw.
A tea-kettie full OF hot water was the
weapon OF defense used by Mrs. Mar
tin Wagner. No. 949 Theodore St.
when her husband. contractor.
abused her and their 17-year-old
daughter. Tuesday afternoon. 8 she
alleges. According to the wife, Wag-
ner few I'm n rage because she told
couple OF workmen who called for
their pay that he was home after
he had hidden himself In q pantry SO
that he would not be obliged TO meet
them. After the men had left Wag-
ner, according to the wife, began to
upbrald her. and az his temper rose.
started whaling her with pair OF
hip boots. IL was then the hot wa
ter was brought into play Wagner
was severely scalded. but refused TO
go to a hospital when the East End
ambulance called for him.
Because his fhtbcr. Mnj. Edward VI.
Kirkland. of Washington, ID. e.. left
the Hotel Burns without settling
board bill OF $135 contracted in tho
last two months. Edward Kirkland.
IL years old. was arrested. Tuesday