The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-05

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Direct Diamond importers.
Head Of Grand Staircase,
MAJESTIC BUILDING.
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Police COmmI.sloner CrouI will appoint
10 new patrolinen la few day =
ABOUT 20 applicants Tor the jobs WeT,
summoned 10 police headquarters
saturday night, and examined by th'
IS commissioner and superintendent
Downey. Political pun Will not heii
In the selection OF the men, the So
perintendent says.
Presence of mind saved Mrs. Eth kali
meyer, No. 10 Chnse-st., from seriOu,
lnluty. when her gasoline stove eN
ploded Saturday evening, covering
her with burning oN. Mrs. Hall
meyer grabbed "A heavy blanket anl
wrapped II around herself. quickly
eNtinguishing the blaze. Engine Co
No. was called by neighbOrs ant
saved the house from damage.
Joseph Aaron, a Hungarian, who hn,
lived Ia Reading, Pn., for the Insi
nNe years, arrived In Detroit Monday
morning. and Is searching for his
brother and other relatives here liz
says his brother. John Aaron wrote
him from here "A year ago. but thai
IL
says that he has another relative
here named Mike" Czusch.
IittIe four-yesr-old Rose yisconti, al
No. 2d thnse-st, who was torn from
her mothers arms in the panic IN
kresge's store Woodward and
test, Saturday morning. Il re-
ported as practically out OF danger
II is not thought she viii suffer any
serious results. Practically all OF the
injured have left the hospital foi
their homes. and are getting along
nicely
Clayton White, the Oakland coupt
farmer who was made the defendan
IN kidnapping warrant. after Mrs
Margaret Bremen had Informed JUS
tee Jeffries that her threc-year old
son. Melvin. was being held for a $40
board bill. settled the case against
him Saturday afternoon. when he
turned the child over to tho latter
mother. She promised To settle the
bill. and the case wiz pe dropped
The scripps branch library. formerly
known AZ Detroit public iibrnr,
evening at Trumhull ana Grand
River-aves. The branch has beer
closed for the last week and It's 5000
volumes moved from No. 500 Grand
River-ave. To the new building. Tho
branch viii be open from 10 I'm tho
morning 10 In the evening " Is
in charge OF Miss Helen Ward. libra
rian.
Roderick J. May, n tester for the EN-
+. Co, led two motorcycle officers n
chase or nearly ten miles. AZ a rate
OF close To so miles an hour, sunday
afternoon. when the speed cops pur-
sued him as he raced past the JeHer-
son-ave. car barns The chase con
tinued far out Into the country. but
May was finally overhauled and
taken TO the central station. where
he deposited S25 as guarantee OF
his appearance in police court when
wanted.
The laying OF the cornerstone of the
new Beth Jacob synagogue. ON Mont
Calm-st east. between Hastings and
st. Antoine SITS. Will take place Mon
day afternoon at o'clock. Charles
&. Simons viii act as chairman OF
the services and Rabbi Levin Will de
liver ar address. Others who vii
speak are Mayor Breitmeyer, Judge
Alfred J. Murphy. rabbi Franklin
Ratbi Ashishkin. -. w. Simons. Der.
nard Ginsburg. IL. Is. Selling and NJ
Kaufman.
Mrs. Belle Hall. the white wife of Nose
back OF her head by her husband
early Sunday morning when she &C.
cused him OF staying out all nigh
with other women Hall was locked
up in the central station on the
charge OF assault with intent to Kill
while the woman was removed IN
the East End ambulance from hel
home No, 2s5 St Antoine-st. 10 80
Marys hospital. She Is not believe,
to he fatally hurt.
Charles Adams, AN employe of the T..
M-F Motor Chr CO., Brusb-st. nn'
Piquette-avc., was badly burne,
about the hands when gasoline. witt
which he was flling the tank OF al
auto. exploded. saturday night. Tn
blaze spread through the room. bu
was eXtinguished by the fire depart
ment before much damage was done
During the excitement Adams disap
reared IL is believed that lac wen
TO doctors office and then 10 hii
home In Port Huron.
Through unforeseen circumstances tb.
proposed benefit concert on behalf a.
the relief work and free dispenser,
OF the salvation Army has been in
definitely postponed. The Salvation
Army. through It's representative
Iieut.-Col scott. wishes IL under
stood that there are no authorized so
lcitors whatever for. or on behalf %
said concert The army desires &
thank the citizens for their genera
interest I'm this matter. and hopes a
future date TO arrange for the en-
tertainment.
George Ferris, niins John lie Benu, VIII,
has recently spent much OF his tim
in the police station, was arrcste,
Sunday night by Detectives Brook
and Seymour. after q citizen had seci
him emerging from John q. kramer
plumbing shop. No. III Monroe ave
with a bag OF stolen lead and bras
pipe The detectives found him hid
ing In a doorway at Hastings AM
Clinton-sts.. and further search re
vealed the stolen pipe. where he ha'
hidden II Ia the rear OF the building
a rear window OF the plumbing shol
had been pried open
The fact TINT Erson Braun, 80 year
old, asked for - hours In which Z,
get out Of town, when he was take
out of a resort at No. 1879 Fort 81
east. early Monday morning. cause,
Precinct Detectives Wilson and BlaCl
10 hold him IN the central station 70
awhile. for investigation They be
lieve that he has had other polio
experience. The officers had receiv
I'd a tip that Braun had furnishe
the money To woman with whiCl
to open a dlsorderly house at tn
Forrest. address. and decided To asl
him about IL, when he asked for tn
privilege OF seeking other cities.
Bishop Foley oficiated at the ordina
ton Of ~ priests In -. Peter an,
Paurs cathedral. sunday morning. il
the presence OF a large congregation
many friends and relatives OF tn
young men attending the ceremonies
The bishop was assisted in the ser
vices by the Very Rev. NJ j.
Dempsey. V. c.; the Rev Fr Blu
haczkowski. president OF ST Cyril
Polish seminary. and Frs. Marion an,
priests OF the city were present II
The sanctuary George Pare TufnD