The Detroit times., 1910-01-19

ferTing TO keep out OF public office.
but lac finally consented in Difference
To Mayor Breitmeyers wish. GILES
pie managed most OF the details OF
The Breitmeyer mayoralty campaign
IL Is expected that an official an
nouncement Of the intention or the
mayor TO appoint David H.. Iieineman
controller. VIII follow soon.
Clark. spirituaiist. OF Chicago uni-
Nersity, TO the effect that police
courts fail In their duty through lack
OF spiritual insight into motives for
crime. Police Justice Jeffr!es says
thet some OF the professors philos-
ophy IS good, bat that lac is wrong in
h's statement that the police court
fails. Justice Jeffries says that a
police Justice needs Keen insig ght
INTO character. and the ability to
weigh evidence. lie adds that
school Tor patrolmen teaching them
the limitations Of their rights, would
3 be good thing
move toward increasing the amount
OF paving In the city was made by
Ala. Hink Tuesday night when he
Introduced a resolution I'm the coun-
cil for the drafting OF charter
amendment BY which the limit OF
forced paving would be raised from
SSoo'oOo u 100000 per year; The
present limit was fixed several years
ago. before the later anneXations TO
the city. Forced paving IL the paw
ing OF streets By order OF the coun-
property owners. At present prices
for paving. this does not allow OF the
addition OF many miles OF new pave
mpnts each year.
Judge Rohncrt signed a decree Tues
day afternoon ordering Charles De-
isle TO afflN his signature To five
500 certificates OF stock in the Inde-
Eendence Brewing Co, and also or
dcring that the pawn tickets for sew
erai valuable diamonds purchased by
Annie Smith. the notorious Annie
VINO stirred up the police scandal OF
year ago. be turned over to Freld-
berg q son. jewellers. Annie pur-
chased the jewels on the install
mcnt plan. and at the time she was
She was threatcned with arrest. and
Dolisle deposited the stock certih-
Gates as security for the debt They
were not indorsed, and consequently,
or NJ value.
In the official year Inst csosed the No-
mans Hospital aud Infants Home
lacked one OF having cared for an
even LOCO patients, and the annual
were born within its walls. lnclud-
ing six pairs OF twins. DIR. w Il.
Manton was reelected chief OF the
star OF Visiting physicians Officers
elected follow: President. Mrs Fred.
erick H. Holt: first vice president,
Mrs. Russell A. AlCcr; second vice
president. Mrs. Henry II. JOY. treas
urer. Mrs. Alfred VI. Low; recording
secretary. Mrs. James T. Shaw: cor
responding secretary. Miss Helen
Werneken. For the first time in its
~ years OF existence the hospital is
free from debt.
sergt. Theodore l.. CrandnII, formerly
In charge of WOodb ridge station.
may lose the sight OF both eyes as
the result OF handling Infected
money taken from prisoners In
Woodbridge-st station. He is con-
tned 10 his home No 596 Sixth-st
win the sight OF one eye seriously
inlnAlFRn iufn
ing To the other eye. When money
and personal effects are taken from
prisoners. II Is necessary for the Of
hcer In charge to count the money
and place IL in an envelope. sew
eral weeks ago Sergt CrandaIl rub
bed his eyes after counting some
small chanse Next morning one eye
was swollen shut. and the case has
become more serious each day since.