The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-05
IN DETROIT

Funeral services for the late MRS. ID. ,.
HeaIy will he held Friday morning
at , o'clock In the Church or our
Lady or the Rosary The Healy store.
No. 224 woodward-ave.. viii be
closed throughout Friday.
Ceorse Rice, 90 years old. of No. i1O
SeVenteenth-st., In I'm q critical CON
dftion in ST. Mary's hospital as the
result OF a fall from his wagon at
Howard and Twelfth-sts, Wednesday
afternoon. Rice struck on his head.
fracturing his skull
cro.stown car No. e22 IL a pay-enter
car. Its sise may be Indicated by the
fact that IL has eight windows on n
side. This car, east bound, crossed
Woodward-aYe. about 100 Wednes-
day night. IL was TANNED. When IL
turned south on Mt. Elllott-ave., the
register showed that 172 fares had
been taken. or course the liz did
not all ride at the same time
IN E. Harmon, who represented the
Michigan state fair I'm the annual meet
Ming OF the American Fairs and EN-
positions association, In Chicago, re-
Gently. says that an EFFORT Is TO be
made to get cheaper Insurance on
exhibition buildings. The rates now
run from $3.50 TO s1.76 hundred
committee OF the association h 10
wait on the underwriters In the hope
OF getting lower premiums.
I.rfands OF stanley Roseman, convicted
OF manslaughter In connection with
the death OF Xavier Wawrzan. ana
who was sentenced to serve ID years
I'm Marquette prison. are trying TO
obtain a new trial for him. The lat
ter declares that his inability TO
speak English hampered his DEFENSE,
as no was unable 10 converse proper
~ with his attorney. Frank Bennett.
ktate Camp. No. 4, Sons OF Veterans,
will hold q campfire I'm Memorial hall
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Com
mander-in- Chief Grant. OF Hartford.
Conn, and Past Commander-ln- Chie1
W. q. Dustin, OF Dwight, III, VIII
from out In the state VIII be pres
emit At 9 o'clock n dinner VIII be
served in Fellowcraft club, at which
only members and their guests will
be present
4 fter deliberatinE for more than two
hours on the question of whether
Frank Dragonskl was simply enter
tanning 20 guests I'm Michael Brze-
zan's saloon at No. 81 Thirty-fourth-
st. TO celebrate the christening or
Dragonskt's child or whether the 20
men were real customers OF a Sun
day barroom, the Jury In Judge Phe-
lan's court. which wrestled with the
problem, Wednesday, decided that
BrzeSan and Dragonsh were guilty
OF selling liquor on Sunday. Judge
Phelan nned each Szo.
The battle-ground I'm the aIdermanic
graft cases has already been shifted
TO Mt. Clemens in spite OF the fact
that a stay on Judge Phelan's change
of venue order has been granted. At
torneys for the defense are securing
Macomb county for afhdavits TO show
that public sentiment Is aroused as
much In Macomb county as IL Is IN
Detroit The prosecution Is check
mating that move. Detectives Brooks
and Fox have been sent into Macomb
20 round up afndavits to show that
II will be an easy matter TO get
jury there
|ohn Bodka, 35 years old, Of No. DOT
Rfvard-st., was shot I'm the shoulder
by Jensig Korop aged 20. OF No.
Bots alley, while the two men were
drinking together in Joseph Kos
malskrs saloon. No. $40 Canfeld-ave.
east, wednesday night. Bodka was
taken TO Grace hospital and Korop
was locked up on a charge OF as
sault. Kosmalski declared that the
shooting occurred while the men
were chatting In a friendly manner.
Just after Bodka had treated Korop
to q drink.