The Detroit times., 1910-01-08


boys are IL and 10 years old. re-
spectively. Their mother is pa
Eloise.
Ray stout, charged with seIiisg CO.
caine In HIS Macsusb-st. hoswe. was
hound over to the recorders court
Friday Tor trial. after IA scathing ar
raisnment from Prosecutor koscin-
ski. Miss Frances Morris. 81 years
old. testihed that Stout induced her
10 take a quantity OF the drug In
some lemonade. The girl almost died
from the effects and IL took DIR. M.
Bigclow two hours TO restore her TO
consciousness.
Alex. Bourassn, Ecorse's ose-armed
constable, fell isto the Detroit river
Friday when chasing "A prisoner. AMI
narrowly escaped drowning. The
man wanted was at work cutting
, Ice when Bourassa started after him.
Seeing the officer approach. the man
started to run. In the chase Bour-
ice cutters. He was almost exhaust
Ell when the men reached him. The
man wanted escaped.
Striking his head os q low door frame
ns he drove through a doorway OF
20 years old. OF No. AZ Post-st. lived
for a week with a broken neck. but
Friday night In soivay hospital
Sharkey was employed as a chauffeur
for the Delray Moving Storage Co /.
and leaves widow and one child.
Coroner Bennett is investigating.
The Pythtsn society Of Wayne county
and vicinity has elected the follow
wsltersdorf; vice. president. w. "
tlessures j: +: c. hoiiinss The so,
ciety. which Is composed OF dele
gates from the various Pythian
lodges in the district, plans great ,s,. ac-
tiyity In the cause OF Pythianism this
Plans are under way for the estnbilsh-
lnent of u room for crippled children
in the Harris school. Pulford-avc. and
possISiy % in "a about ss tssS twS weeks ~ss s; The
work VIII be In charge OF Miss Ma
honk public school teacher who
has been looking into the situation
here and has found 10 prospective
pupils. She is now in Chicago study
Ing the methods employed In that
city's school for crippled children.
Another suit for damages has been
bert, OF Highland Park. for the al
legged Illegal seizure or a sio; ma
chine. c. J. Gomand. OF st. clair
heights, Is the plaintiff, Hebert con-
Xile Friday. regarding his defense.
but the latter refuses TO look after
the constable's interests. The prose-
cutor claims that IL Is a civil matter
own defense.
Irwin Conklin. = fireman ON the Grand
Trunk railroad. was sertousiy In
jured while oiling his engine In the
ave-. Friday night when a passing
switch engine struck him on the
head. as he leaned out OF the cab
window. He sustained four bad scalp
wounds. ard may have fracture OF
the skull. as he was unconscious for
hours after the accident. Conklin Is
81 years old. and boards at No. %
Richmond
Mrs. Bessie &. Card, q prominent w. &.
r.. u. worker aud recording secre-
tarv OF the local union for the past
four years: Msn,a died nrd IN the home OF ser ss
St, Friday. Mrs, Card was. born In
New York. &C years years ago, and
spent her gIrlhood in Owosso. Mich.
where she married Joseph Elliott
Card. and removed with him to Cali
fornia. or seven children. three sons
survive. The funeral will be held
sunday afternoon at o'clock.
tail Groccr.' Protective association,
and engaged In the retail grocery
business In Detroit the past 35 years.
died In his home. No. 452 lansing
disease. Mr.. rrink was born In New
York state. "a years ago. He Is sur
vNed by his widow He was promi-
nentiy Identified with fraternaI ,o or
Monday afternoon at o'clock under
the auspices of Riverside lodge, J.
.. o. Il.
sFrcd Clark" arrested. Friday. when
he attempted to sell stolen bicycle
10 the city Messenger service. where
the wheel really belonged was rec
ognized. Friday afternoon. as George
Paro. who boldly walked out of the
Pontiac jail. where he was held on a
young girls complaint. about two
weeks ago. Paro. alias Clark. was a
model prisoner. and managed to OBJ,
the door and coolly walked out. A
deputy from Pontiac took him back.
Friday night
Detroit ciubwomen would like tn see n
'wifeho0d Guild" similar TO those
I'm New York and Pittsburg. estab-
lished in Detroit, These guilds in
the eastern cities maintain homes
where young women may receive in
struction In domestic economy and
care of children. Mrs. James nthur,
who has done much good work for
the betterment OF women and chill
struction should be added to the
public school curriculum and made
compulsory.
According to n rumOr that has reached
Detroit, the Standard OIL Co. and the
tobacco trust are planning to con-
solidate the retail cigar stores OF the
country into an organization similar
to that Of the United Cigar stores
Co. DR.. @. j. Burke secretary
treasurer of the Central Drug Co.
says the reported plan. as he UNDER
stands IL, is to buy the stock and
fixtures, each druggist to retain the
management OF his store for three
years at fixed salary, in addition
to percentage OF the profits.
a verdict Of NO cause for action was
directed by Judge Murnn, Friday, I'm
favor of the defendant I'm the case
of Forest ulch against his brother
!n-law. William j. Taylor. Ulch was
sworn out by Taylor. charging him
with cloping with his young niece,
Loretta f.. Ulch. He was acquitted.
During the trial II was shown that
the girl disappeared at the same
time Ulch left her home. where he
boarded. The court held that there
was reasonable ground for swearing z
out the warrant.
ais Il not possible that women, fur
nishing more heart In the ndminis-
tration OF public. affairs. may solve
too much for the intellect OF men,"
asked Mrs Pauline Steineman, OF
Toledo. prominent clubwoman and
suffragist. who gave an address be-
Friday afternoon I'm the Century
building. There are many argu-
ments against woman suffrage, but
no good reason. Men and women
must work together, and women
have duty to their sisters. the wage
earners. IL they, have none to them
selves"
Judge Rohnert heard evidence Friday
In the divorce cnse OF Minnie against
Morrice Phillips, but declined to
grant decree for 30 days, that the
couple may have chance to become
reconciiod. He also stated that he
would name three friends to endeav-
or to bring the couple together Mrs.