The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-26
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h. ksit, 10 years old, No. :29 Rowena-
81, fell from q two-story house nt
NO. IlS Townsend-ave., "Wednesday
= afternoon. He was taken TO 81.
Mary's hospital In an unconscious
condition. lie will recover.
&. II. Con, a Grand Trunk switchman,
was injured Thursday morning when
he was riding on top of freight car.
Ills head was struck by bridge at
the Boulevard and the Grand Trunk
tracks. lie was taken home.
Fred l.. Monroe, who deserted his wife
ago. TO join the navy. Ii being
brought back by Detective Kunke,.
warrant having been issued for
his arrest on charge OF desertion.
safe-tappers attempted 90 break into
= safe IN the headquarters OF the
Patternmakers union at No. 10 era
tiot-ave.. Wednesday night The
lying squadron was called and the
thieves fled before the officers ar
rived.
granite fountain for horses, 40 be
- placed on the eastern market In
memory OF her husband, the late
George Beck. The fountain viii
high enough 10 allow horses TO drink
without being unchecked
POSTMASTER Warren Inns applied Ia the
postofhce department for six new
clerks and IL new carriers, made
necessary by increased business. The
office was recently granted IL clerks
and 80 carriers, but II has been
found impossible to handle the pres
ent business even with the additional
An automobile containing DIR. James T..
nEfe In ID IIss-
another woman and two children,
y was struck by a street car at Michi-
gan and Trumbull Wednesday
evening The occupants OF the ma
chine were shaken AZ, AIRS Casey
suffered an injury TO her right ankle
land one OF tho children was cut
about the head.
The receipt of n donation OF $4,000
from "s generous friend" az the Uni
4, versity of Detroit, was announced
at the annual oratorical contest Wed
nesday night The money will prob
ably be used TO establish shops near
the university buildings so that the
engineering department can be
opened in September.
A. q. Baden, Of Worthwhile, accused OF
fraudu,ent use OF the mails n,, wa.
Marshal Cash y. Taylor, "Wednesday
for arraiGnment. and released on
$1,000 bail Baden is accused OF
swindling Lee :. Daland and Harry
: Young out OF $500 each on a fic-
titious Cobalt mining proposition
David Goldstcin. of Boston, formerly n
:. leader OF the Socialist party In the
east. and now head OF the national
campaign against the cult, was ip
Detroit, Wednesday night, on his
way to Ann Arbor 10 attend the con-
secration OF Bishop Kelly He VIII
speak at ST. Josephs school hall. Jay
and Orleans-sts,. Thursday evening
Relatives of Gustave EabeI, the Chene-
St, butcher, sent 10 EloiSe, TuesdB =,
have asked Judge Hubert TO inves-
tigate the cause OF the bruises label
carried when he came into court, Ia
bel says he was roughly handled in
King hospital, now conducted by DR.
Horton Barr who came into notice
at the time OF the death or Edith
!, Presley but Judge lIulbert's investi-
cation SO far has shown the hospitai
blameless.
The coroners are inceused over the
delay of some hospitals, undertakes
and physicians In reporting deaths
OF violent nature. The latest IN
stance is Robert Hoffnagel. 80 years
old, No. 574 Clinton-st.. who died
Monday from an accident which oc-
CURED Sunday lie was coupling
two Grand Trunk passenger cars,
when his skull was fractured. Or.
NJ Mccall, No 2s9 Jos Campau-avc.,
was the physician in attendance.
Many friends OF former years called
on ex-senator Thomas W. Palmer at
his home on Walnut lane. Wednes-
day. 10 congratulate him on ms
callers were: Col G. J. Lydecker.
w j. Chittenden. DIR. Samuel DuI-
field. r. NJ Chamberlain. George n.
Brady. orville Allen, Park Commis,
sioner Hurlbut, Henry w. Busch ana
!, Robert L.. Rolger. Letters, tcle-
grams and telephone messages OF
congratulation were arriving all day
long
rhe ar.t oratoricnI contest since De-
troit college was mnde a university.
was held Wednesday night in me
gymnasium. The judges. the hev'
K sa,,,aS and Judge ". j. Connolly
awarded the prize to Leonard =;
.,Lendzoin. who spoke on Ideas anu
ideals" The other contestants Were;
James r. Partlan. "Advertising'
Earl Young. imperialism" Leo
F Moriarty. "'rhe AMERICAN infamy
Henry j Weber. "rhe Nations Fu-
ture;'' Frederick l. Yockeyi r ne
'sThe Educational system and he-
41igion."
r.. r,emory Of the late John IT, shaw,
attorney, of the Arm OF shaw, war,
rem Cady * cakes, VINO dleu IN
Denver and was buried in Bay city.
"Wednesday afternoon. was honored
I'm a meeting OF the Detroit Bar as
ISOLATION, in memorial resoiurpn
presented by Judge Murphy. Inc
resolution, which paid high trib-
me TO Mr. Shaw, commented upon
his ability. his resourcefuiness ms
quick insight and his standing In the
nrofsssion. especially as an admiralty
lawyer Addresses OF appreciation
:. were also made by Judge MURPHY.
Judge Hosmer Joseph clark, Leo
Rutzel and Hugh Shepherd.
A verdict OF .no cnuse for action was
returned by the Jury which heard the
evidence In the case or Mrs. VIA
beth Baisch against the city OF Pc
troit Mrs Baisch sued for injuries
su.fainnd nv a fall on a defective
sidewalk DIR. william Harper testi-
fed that she offered him brine or
800 II he would change en- nfhdsy't
he had made to the effect that he had
treated her for n spinal trouble he
fore her fall on the sidewalk. WhetE-
er Mrs Baisch VIII now be prose
cuted for Offering the bride rests
with Assistant Corporation Counsei
lawson. who was advised by Judge
Hosmer to do as he pleased
Wife Called Him mister"
. Alleging that his wife was so cold