The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-30

call for the use OF the whole plot OF
ground; Residents OF f,othrop-ayo.
nave signed "A contemplation pro-
testing against such vacation ON
the ground that II Is unnecessary and
against public policy.
A plumber L. working against time to
get VI: Wois out of Jail. IL n NOT -
case OF jail delivery Wolf. who lives
at No. 5ls Beaubien st, was sent to
jail byJudge Connolly for five days,
or until he remedies an unsanitary
sewer az hts home. which was made
the subject OF a complaint by the
health board. Wolf wants To get
out or Jail. and the Judge refuses 10
release him until the plumber finishes
his job. .f
In fear that someone will he run over
by fire engine ON the Eastern mar
kct some future time. Aid. Rosenthal
introduced resolution In the COM
mon council. Tuesday evening. re-
questing the fire commission to M
stall an alarm bell at High and RUS
sell-sts., which viii ring whenever
the fire company nearby Is TO go out
on a run. The aim is to give the
people In the ncighborhood OF the
market "A chance to run To the side
walks and get out OF the way or the
engines.
"The church says do not steal and do
not murder. hut 10 - the legislature
that tells man what will happen II
he fails TO follow these mandates,
and thus politics affects what re-
ESa iess sba forth T 'hs Reg college ps
Hartford. Conn. told the Church club
In the Y Nj. c. A. Tuesday evening.
In. an address on Politics and the
church" DR. Luther said II was the
duty OF the business man TO take an
active part in politics, and that every
man should take advantage OF the
voting franchise.
"La Belle Dnxie," otherwise Daisy Pet
eri<in. OF Detroit, who has been wide
ly exploited as a dancer, Is seeking
her second divorce in the New YORK
courts, the present defendant being
Mark Leuscher. general representa-
tive OF the Martin Beck vaudeville
booking agency. Dazie's hrst mat
rImonia ties were were. cut by sb pet wont
considerable notoriety few seasons
ago as La Domino Rouge, appear
ing I'm an act wearing red mask, her
Identity being kept mystery Tor
nearly an entire season
Mrs. Hattie selling, wife of Attorney
II. II. selling, was awarded a verdict
OF $500 against the d. L. r., by
jury In Judge Murphy's court. Tues
day afternoon. She alleged that her
leg was broken when a WOODWARD
car on which she was riding. collided
with another car. She sued for $1O.-
600. seven year old Lidy Ewald was
awarded the same amount In her Suit
against Raymond Kenealy, aged ~,
which was heard in Judge Mandells
by a baseball batted by Kenealy dur
ing the progress OF game near
Magnolia-st and Maybury Grand
ave.
public hearing ON the merits Of the
application of the Wabash railroad
for the closing OF Seventh St, be-
tween Forrest. west and Jefferson,
ave west. will be had In the council
chamber next Tuesday evening. fol-
lowing the regular. session or the
common council. This is n renewal
of petition filed by the railroad
company last year and withdrawn in
the face of opposition by the teamlng
interests. II is the Intention OF the
wabash 10 build a big freight term
NAL In the section between Sixth and
Firhth-sts.. and the vacation OF the
street Is asked as part or the plan
The Wabash owns all the property
along this portion OF Seventh st, and
most OF the property adjoining on