The Detroit times., 1910-05-10

santos q Grset. 40. isS Mo@roe'aSs'.
station. Monday night santos had
engaBed Ia an altergatton WHh
Charies Matas. another Greek. IN
ID. George tEritcb, ser, ing "a sentenc-
Tor mnnsiausht in couuectiop wi'n
the death Of Mabel Miiiman. mas been
appointed head night nurse IN the
Jackson priso nhospital This app
pointment relieves him of the dull
routine OF prison life. Previously, hs
had been working In the shirt de-
. paftment with other prisoners
After long .egotIntion, Assistant Cor
poration Counsel Penniinan has AR
ranged for the settlement OF sc'sral
Old claims OF the city against the -
L. H., aggregating about $1,000. rbc
heads OF the departments where the
bills originated have agreed 10 az
cept % cents on the dollar fehhl-
man expects 10 make the settlen, nj
during the day,
Fred W. Drnhein, No. 1907 Fourteenth
ave-. has resigned from the nre de-
partment after IL years service, 60
accept a position as deputy Gus
toms collector Mr.. Drahctn mas b"ca
assistant eng ineSr AT enslnT hou ''
ciates presented him with "A soId-
headed umbrella.
The May meeting of the Michigan Sow
ereign Consistory opcned Monda, an
the Masonic temple, and Will continue
until Thursday. Frank T Lodge.
commander in chief is In general
charge, and There Is class OF ~
candidates. Curtis Guild. Jr, former
governor OF Massac husetts; ana
prominent Mason. VIII speak AT the
closing banquet Thursday evening,
oil old Glory glorious history
The Detroit Methodist union. made up
OF delegates representing NIL OF me
city Me,houis' ImutV'e 'a,,.. Mn, in .n,.
Campbell-aVc. NJ. H.. church. when
the following officers were elected
President. J. l.. HUDSON, hrst vice.
president the Rev. Frank >. Row
land: second Nice-president, the Key.
Frank T.. Fitch"tt, secretary. W q.
Seely. il. and treasurer, G ). Aklh'
Motorcycle PatroIman Raymond was
forced 10 climb over the root OF the
three-storN building AT No -ol
capture a prisoner. By dint Of drSu-
ing and after he had impressed upon
his man Nat a Tumble th,ng 70 for ear , +"
health. the fellow surrendered 80
name Is Henry ETauhien, X T.
young girls in the nelghborhood ~
was locked up in the third precinct
station a. Il suspicious person.
George ~. Corsan. Sw inning instructed
of the International committee "t thr
Y NJ g ~ is In Detroit Tor tnr"e
weeks To give awimahng lessons ~
the local n. g. A. the hrst 81 81
when about 100 took adNantaSr "t
MI Corsan's lesson. Tie houis 9i
O'Clock in Ga emorniug. To O'Clock
in the afternoon. aud 70 Tlu,h
In the evening. several OF the Lars
department stores nav seni'l'"
their Intention Of making II possip,e
for the boys In their employ TO dt-
tend t.te lessons
Ex-AId. Kingsley. az the Third ward. Is
the leader tn ~ movement Ia nave the
bread ordinance. passed by IN" codh-
ell about two years ago. repeated
Numerous petitions have been CT, y
lated aud have received many sigma
lures. some of th"m VIII DE pre-
sented In the council TUESDAY nlSPs
when the matter probably VIII be re-
fcrred To the oTdinaur" committee
IL IL claimed that the ordi nance.
which permits bakers to reduce the
size Of their loaVes rs they see Ht
as long as the weight Is STAMPED on
them works 10 tie disadvantage 81
the small bakers, There is hkvlE 10
be night on the proposition.
bliss Mamie Fafeytn. NJ. 322 West
Grnnd-blvd.. YVES the victim al tnr""
hold-up men. as she was paSSl1S
under the railway Viaduct at ga
West Grand blvd, Monday The holn-
II TnrTn@ S,Iams. . years old No. 80
Twelfth -st,f Edwin Adams, ms br"' H.
er. 10 years old and PerSE Me- ~ NJ,
. years old. No SOL Tweifth-st fft~y
are thought 10 have been inspired py
persistent perusals OF yellow bhce"1
novels Miss Fafeyta was relieved "t
"A siO nurse containing a s. bill. Hne
purse was thrown away and Ionhd
later. John Adams was later aIrest-
Edwin =. George and Horntio =: Enrie,
of Detroit. submitted ~ COED runns
proposition 10 the ltoyhi oak low
shin board. Monday night, which ~
~ great Importance 10 Detroit ana
the townships OF Royal oak di,u
Tor the building OF concrete ROAD
on woodward ave, from inc N"ENe
county line four miles through rae
township. ana the making or grave
road or Oakland-aVe IN me saiie
township for TWO miles IL rs 80
mated the work VIII COST sf9'VesV,, H nnn
George guaranteed TO raise sio,oVo
nj the amount required. the state
will pay $4,000. ana Si,c d ae"nspe, ibt, rs
meetings. viii ~ held to discuss the
plan
tn. McNnmarn family. which Includes
two brothers. james ana rh"mns;
and Mrs Annie Rider are hShtns
again IN court FOR = share ln inc
Kiss Mcnamara lived with James 'or
a time and gave him deed TO d
house and lot. with the underst a,tm
L ing that he should pay the other
brother $500 This deed. was never
recorded Then she lived with the
sisters and gave both OF them soue
sort OF a title 70 the property. nov
James and the sisters demand the
whole property. while Thomas de- de
mands his $500. Judge Donovan WIZ
seek TO apportion the estate
James La Rogue. keeper OF the range
lights nt Ecorsc. plunged 40 feet from
broken staging on ldHSs ''bHN
r. a. ISLAND near Ecorse. Monday,
and was saved from death only by
the prompt action Of his wife, who
prevented him from falling into mo
liver Mrs La Rogue heard his 81
as the staging gave way. and az ne
struck on railing. at the water
49, sbe caught him. and saved MN
from falling into the river 10 certain
death as lie was unconscious. Ihen
abe picked up n megaphone. and cried
Tor helm to the mainland. Her cries
were heard at the W SrcesHar SAT- ~
block. and Dr. j. puroGmdeFi
launch and attended La Rogue. lie