The Detroit times., 1912-10-19
IN DETROIT


TIE Detren a wi.s.or Ferry 90. hs.
I4ra Nranled = writ Of eerfiorar ~
fIa MIchlgnn supreme court In con-
nectIon With the nne OF $500 imposed
on the company by Judge Ccnnolly,
. of the Detroat recorders court, for an
alleged violation OF the smoke oro'-
nance.
rhsaa. ssnley. ellief draft.mra for the
Drlrolf water baard, related the his-
fOry OF the waterworks In Detroit
before the Engineers' society IN ts
, r~Ediar meeting. Friday night. ~ tis
from the pubiic pump AT the foot OF
Handolph-st. In 1877 20 the present
oonipmont and then Went INTO NV
plans for the new pumping statloh
which 10 90 be built.
y. e.. Day. of Rochester. Mich. has an-
nouneea- -ahat- -hc-NilL- appesL againss
the action OF Judge Alfred J. Mur
4 phy, in 'dismiSsing Ms Case aga hnt M,
I Dr. Guy L. Kiefer and Dr. IN, IL
Price. of the Detroit Board OF heai,h'
whom he sued for dana ges. because
OF their d'salolwing milk from ms
+. dairy TO came into Detroit The ue-
fendants represented that Days mel
refused to allow them 10 make an
inspection OF his premises.
ClimbinE tree sdjaeeut 90 q rear
rssag% tom No q sss Ass9ssSe, sss :, some time
between $3.50 and 1890 o'clock, Fri
day evening. SNEAK thieyes .thor-
oughiy ransacked the house and ss-
taped with $50 In cash, and Jewelry
valued at ss25. the property OF j. 5.
I. Morris. a guest, IN the Morton nome.
None OF the family was at home at
the time OF the robbery, whieh was
reported 10 the police by MT motifs
Three explosions NJ short Intervals
gave the alarm for q IRE In the base
,fnent OF the building at Nos. l2l-l2s
Champlain-st.o at l o'clock SATURDAY
morning. attracting the attentlon OF
citizens TO a small fre. which was
quickly extinguished by the depart
menf. after a general alarm had been
turned in. One OF the explosions oc-
cnrred tlst as the department. was
arriving az the scene OF the nre.
which n believed TO have started In
the OF room. The damage. mostly
from water, will not exceed Sl,o0o.
TIE new workmen's compensation law
Has aroused employers more than
any safety legislation TO the need OF
caring for their men. on MONDAY
serening. In the rooms OF. the, En-
ployers association, in the stevens
building, David Yah TSchaak Will give
a talk, illustrated by stepeopticon
on safeguards and. accident preven-
tion, 70 members OF tne ass9eia.i9n S y
director OF the bureau OF inspection
: and acident prevention Of the Aetna
Life Insurance Co, or Hartford. A
special invitation Is EXTENDED 10 man
ayers. superintendent and foremen
Funds. which had heen eollectcd by De-
troit Greeks for the erection OF
Greek Catholic church on site pur-
chased at No. 3l-36 Macomh-st-~@will
be sent instead TO the Pan-Hellenic
union headquarters, in New York. TO
= be- used for war purposes,s~ Yhe@stx-
(. teen year old daughter Of the. Rev-
George Pedridis, pastor OF the Greek
church In this city. expects to 7go-to
!, the front as Red Cross narses-pe-
termined TO ,aecompany- the detaSh.
rilenf OF Greek volunteers which left
Detroit. Thursday. for-tife--seat OF
war, Miss Pedridis got as far as
windsor when friends prevailed upon
her TO return TO her home In this
city -Many--<ifeeks- business IN
detroit are said to be disposing OF
tlt@ir property so as TO be ready TO
answer the cali or their country!
sIrss fEnes Hall. whose divorce from
Benlnmin r.. Hal, Jr., Of Detroit, vas
recently affirmed by the supreme
court, Med petition with the Ing
ham county circuit court, Lansing,
Friday. requesting that her former
husband. his brother and sister. be
restrained from disposing OF ham
sing property in which she claims an
interest She represents that sne
ana her husband bought the prop
erty. a dwelling. on contract. and
that before IL, was all paid for. her
husbands father. wealthy lansing
Iunsberrlan, now dead. bought the
interest OF the original owner af-
ter she and her husband had separ-
ated so as to foreclose and defraud
her out OF her share. She now wants
a permanent injunction to protect
her interest In the home.