The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-09-19
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Tsssie Evans, No. - BagIey-ave., re-
Rertsa to the police that some time
room and stole $19 from a dresser
drawer.
Dsputy Game Warden Charles DAN
81 snun .Sd ssrd S.sy d1y sh rs.sssa the
msn and two Boys on s the sr Charge Of
ohoottng song birds Warrants Will
be sworn out for them
whns crossing Lake 81. Clair In his
launch sunday, Peter Poll, No. ass
came IA acr rpors an p ess5
Island. He turned II oyer to the po-
lice Of Belle Isle station.
During . row In the home OF William
Ness. Negro, No. 4!0 Euc,id-sve,
no bs was h badly cut In the back OF
other Negro Harrison Is locked
in the central police station.
whiis playing In Wolf q Dyes brick
yard In springwelis, sunday, John
Kluts Essrs old Id No Sot.. Clayton dnS S,s
right leg broken. RE was attended
by DIR. Fred Henry, who sent him
home.
Gesxse Jsstin, n years old, No. ss4
yilkiss-.t- was arrested sunday ON
$40 st. Aubin-ave, who says he
caught the boy trying to burglarize
MS residence. The boy has been
turned over To Lieut.. Breault.
Nsnbers Of the police department are
voting ON an smendment 10 the con-
gtttution OF the Metropolitan Police
Life Insurance association. whereby
death benefits win be limited to
q reserve fund In the association.
4 h~aS,a< ~~ss nw.t>a shr.u,n sn> ut.te
glass window OF II. }. r. Roehm 4
Co.'S store at No. II Grand RIVER
ave east; about E s;so &c, O'clock Mon Mon;
trinkets that were on display in the
window. Their value is about 500
While riding I'm . Fourteenth-ave. car
On her way 20 church sunday, even
Ing, Mrs. l.. Creque, No. Gle L.afay-
ette-blvd.. missed her pocketbook
containing $60--She- does not know
whether she lost II or whether Il
was stolen from her. She reported
the matter to the police.
On . warrant sworn out by Harold
Prast. his vile. and Dee kennedy, a
toine st. were arrested Sunday by
Detectives Wilson and Bodinus.
Pratt, ACCOMPANIED by his attorney,
Charles l.. Bartlett. has gone TO Mar
shall to institute divorce proceed
fngs.
After an exciting chase OF several
blocks, George, alias "Red" Spencer,
was captured Saturday afternoon by
q crowd OF men and boys. He is ac-
cused Of having picked the pocket OF
Mark l.. Burt. OF Saginaw. ON Sher-
police around the country. 1t Is
thought he came here to work dur
Ing the state fair.
Three Polish families participated I'm n
nightdress parade sunday night. The
home of Mrs Frances Kapaiczynski.
No. 427 Wtllis-ave. east. caught fire
through some person dropping
lighted match on the carpet. The
flames spread to the houses on eth
er side. The damage to the three
II estimate6 at $4,000. brick Chin
and one Of the flying bricks struck
Capt Edward Siebert OF Ladder Co.
No. 5. on the shoulder.
Stanley Morton, 60 years old, No. %
his room. Sunday. unconscious. and
died later on the operating table In
Red Cross hospital Coroner Roth
died from apoplexy or poisoning. ana
q post-mortem has been ordered.
Norton was a shipping clerk. He
stationed in the Philippines A SON.
tn-law IL also In the army and Is IN
California. Both will be notified.
James killfeather and George Kerr,
association to achieve fame. were
captured in their homes Saturday
afternoon by detectives. after they
had successfully eluded the police on
Belle Isle. The boys were wanted
for carelessly shooting the contents
Of q shotgun at quartet OF Hungar-
ians who were fishing at the foot OF
Park view-ave. None Of the Hun
garians Is seriously injured. 1t Is
probable, however. that warrants
will be issued for the canoe boys.
W1llian Marsh, No. 81 vermont-ave.,
cOmplatned I'm police Headquarters
Sunday night that he was robbed or
$500 while unconscious. He says he
Fourteenth and Grand River-aves..
Saturday, and was removed In the
Detroit ambulance TO Red Cross hos
pital. He says he was released from
the hospital Sunday. Detectives
steinhebel and sullivan were assign
ed to the case Monday morning. They
ascertained that Marsh, who Is
| contractor, drew the money from
bank Saturday. They say Marsh In
still too. III to tell a connected story.
Ing had anything to do with Marsh.
what n designed TO be the fnstent
cruiser on the great lakes was
launched by County Road Commits
sIoner John 8. Haggerty. Saturday. at
the foot OF Hibbard-ave. The new
feet beam. 1t Is equipped with two
90 horsepower Van Blerck engines,
with twin screws, and Is expected to
i develop a speed OF 2b miles per hour.
II has n cabin back Is feet long. and
will accommodate rs passengers in
safety and comfort. The general ht-
tings OF the boat are elaborate. in
GLIDING electric head and signal
lights. ice chest, lavatory and other
conveniences which will make for
Warner was one OF the guests of
honor at the launching. Miss Grace