The Detroit times., 1911-06-03
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Detectives picked up 10 susplcI0us
easr->ters lrou-.d lac cirSuN groa.as
frluay nisht. .lneS were pSanlt .ed
TO 80 alter the circus ieft town.
Dahiei bee.sr, charged with larceny
siS,s, '-s ar ssT,S Dis. ss Ensf TO 60
court Friday and was sentenced 20
30 days in the House or Correction.
a team OF horses attached 10 de-
troit isusnber Go. wsgO. ran away al
Chese aI.d AntietaIn-sts.. Friday ar
ternoon ana crashed into an electric
light pole. One OF the horses was
killed.
Awiida and Helen Adams, sisters, No.
1lO 1rowbridEe-st., We're Injured Fri
day night when two Woodward line
cars; hiled with passengers. collided
At woodward and Trowbridge-eves
Both women were taken home.
Mrs Ernest wenzeI, No. ssI Gratiot-
ave., was attacked by q dog beiong-
Ing TO Mrs. Peterson. No. ~ Heidel-
berg-st., when she went into the Pc
terson back yard for milk. Friday
night. She was bitten on the shout
der.
George Monroe, IN inmate OF the Me-
Oregon Mission, and Christ Hansen,
or Cadillac-sqp were struck by an
auto driven by e. 4; Pfefrer. No. leo
at Jefferson and Belvidere-aves. They
were badly cut and bruised
Members OF the council park commit
tee, after inspecting the damage done
TO the Belle Isle dock by Monday
mornings fire. decided that an at
tempt to repair the dock would be
useless The burned spot will be
fenced on, and a recommendation
Will be made for new dock next
year.
The body OF Alfonso Michseis, NJ years
old, who disappeared from his home,
No. s67 Concord-ave., last Thursday
was found In the river at the foot
OF Meldrum-ave., Friday. Mr.. Mi
chaels had been slightly demented.
wss WonSer Rrssu around n the IoeE, he me
was seized with a fainting spell and
fell into the water.
Daring May the Aging squadron st DO
lice headquarters answered ITO calls
and travelled 301 miles The auxll-
larry flying squadron answered only
40 calls, but Travelled 1900 miles. The
total number OF miles covered by the
flyers and the auto patrols was S.4t2
and the total number OF calls an
swered was 3.009. There were 12S
sick and injured persons taken to
hospitals, and 81 were taken to their
homes
supt. Downey says the police are sore
~ In need Of q list Of the license
numbers OF motorcycles. The de-
partment keeps a complete list of au-
great aid In running down automo-
bilists who have been mixed up In
accidents and In the recovery and
Identification of stolen machines.
There has been such an increase In
motorcycles In the city that the po-
lice now need similar list for
them. The license numbers are all
In Lansing and the department will
ask for duplicate list
WILLIAM shay, who, while resisting ar
IN N m nf naaanlf an m
high seas, beat up Deputy u. y. Mar
shall John Smith. was arraigned In
the United States court Friday after
noon on two charges. the original
assault and the assault on the deputy
marshal. At first he pleaded guilty
to the first charge, claiming tustin-
cation. but, finally made his plea not
guilty on both. Shay's brother, Thorn
the assault on the officer, was ar
raigned In the morning and pleaded
not guilty. The original trouble
arose In q quarrel over a vacant
SUNDAY. In which Thomas Gasnier
was beaten. When the deputy mar
shall attempted TO serve warrant
he alleges that the two brothers
pounded him.
Aid. Lynch's resolution for q commits
sion 60 investigate the illumina V
gas situation. with view, event
ually, TO establishing city gas
plant. dropped into an air hole Fri
day, when the committee on public
lighting referred II to the gas COM
mission The motion was made by
Aid Maurice Heating. who showed
by the charter that the gas commits
sion was for just such purpose. but
investigation showed that two OF the
members are dead and the terms of
the other two have expired, without
successors being named. Mayor
Thompson. when. appealed to, frown-
ed upon the project OF restoring the
commission, saying that II would be
productive OF too many expensive
junkets. Aid. Lynch, however, IN
stats that he will work for an inves-
tigation of the present gas company's