The Detroit times., 1912-03-05
WI iie ON her way 20 work mt No. 20
BaIIIster-aNc.. Tuesday morning, Ma

While ON her way 20 work at No. 20
PaIlister-ave., Tuesday morning, Ma
RE Hickman, No. So Superior-st., was
struck by a Detroit News delivery
auto as she attempted to cross Wood
Ward-ave. at Pallister. after alight-
ing from a north bound car. The wo-
man was badly bruised about head
and hips and taken TO No, 20 Pal
lister. The driver OF the News auto
was w. j. Deatie No. 706 .Belvidere
ave.
Peter Abrahnms. who was employed In
the pinut Of the Fisher Body Co.,
died In the Great Eastern sanitarium.
Monday, from blood poisoning, re-
sulting from a peculiar Injury. Abra-
hams was operating q circular saw
when splinter. flying from the
board, pierced his abdomen. Blood
poisoning which set in resulted in
his death John .Abrahams. a
, brother, will take the body back TO
the family home In Grant. Mich.
Montgomery l.. LasIey, Detroit man
niger for the National Cash Register
Co. was arraigned before u. :. Com
missioner Finney, Monday afternoon.
on a charge of being implicated In
a conspiracy in restraint of trade.
lie pleaded not guilty and gave bail
in the sum of $1,000 for his appear
ance in Cincinnati when wanted. He
war one OF 20 officials OF the Ma
tional Cash Register Co. recently in
dicted by a federal grand jury in
Cincinnati
joanna Gleason brought suit I'm Judge
HaIly's court, Mondny, TO break the
will OF her brother, John. who left
most OF his property in trust to his
aunt, Nora Gleason, aged 80 The
will directed that after her death u
vas to. go TO the sister, who appears
as plaintiff. The sum of $500 was
left to the Catholic church, and this
feature of the will the sister also OBJ
iects to. She wants the will broken
so that she will inherit all OF the es-
tate, at once.
FduernI srrvfcrs wrre Held In Roberts
a WEIGHS chapel Tuesday. for the
late Mrs. Mary Marshall Smith. for
merry Of Detroit. who died Sunday In
Buffalo. in the home OF her daughter.
- Mrs-W.- c. HuYette.- Mrs Smith was
So years old and the widow OF the
Rev. w. G.. Smith. one of the pioneer
congregational ministers In Mlchl-
gan. Mrs, Smith Is survived by her
daughter, Mrs. Huyette. Is grandchil-
6ren and 10 great grandchildren. Earl
r.. Huyette and Mrs. Irma thinner, of
Detroit. arc-two of the grandchildren.
PatroImen Glcnson nnd Robinson, who
took former Policeman AIvnh a..
smith his wife and cight-year- old
daughter from the Detroit hotel to
the central station. escaped with n
reprimand for their blunder. Mon
day afternoon, when they were taken
before Capt Alphonse Baker and
Supt. John j. Downey. and cautioned
about oYerZcalousness in the per-
forrnancc of their duty. smith, who
served on tho police force himself
was lenient in his attitude toward
the officers, and declined to press
charges against them.
Mrs. Martha I<Ioka aIed suit I'm circuit
court, Monday, against the knights
of the Royal Ark, an organiza ton Of
saloon men. TO enforce the payment
of Insurance on the life OF her la.e
husband. The plaintiff alleges that
fer husband joined the organization
June 8, 1911, and died Aug IL OF the
same year lie took out policy un-
der which it was agreed that each
member of the organization was to
contribute 81 each 10 her This
amount has never been paid. she saws,
although her husband was I'm good
standing at tho time Of his death.
Mrs. Jnmes r.. shaw. who hnd 70 good
lock- NJ the burginrs who pIEndered
apartments In Che Pasadena. viewed
the three suspects under arrest in
the central station. Monday after
noon, and declared that they were
tl.a-IanEaaAf Feet@2,l-tlf,.
burglary. George Connors and
James Parker. two Of the SUSPECTS.
will be released hut Frank Kelley
the third. Will bc held for further i'm :
vestigatiop, as he Is alleged to be a
member OF the Syracuse gang Of
burglars. two OF whom were re-
Gently arrested here.
Utnislng current from a magnetic M
batteries, an inventor has brought out