The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-06

~. saund guilty I'm Judge Phelan's
court Monday, OF keeping MS shlooi
omen on THANKSGIVING day. ana VIZ
fined s35. with the aterhat W o..
serving 80 days In the houSe VI
rection.
Mrs Mary BertIIng, widow of Carl
BertIing, died suddenly Of heart "is-
ease i'm the home Of her dauRhteI'
Mrs. Fred Hemmeter. No. % PalneI-
ave Monday night. Funeral ser
VICES will be held I'm the Hemmeter
home Thursday afternoon al
o'clock.
The new Moose temple, Nos. 80 snu s
az congresS-st. east, was informhly
opened, Monday night. Inc Iorinsi
opening will take place. March ~
when a class OF 1900 viii be. initi-
ated by Supreme Director Arthur ~.
Jones. OF indianapolis new lodge
may be formed In Detroit, because
OF the growth OF the order.
Mrs. Anna Louise Bushaw. 23-ycar-
old music teacher. was granted Ill.
Y0rca from her husband, Danlel
Bushaw. aged so. by judge Good,
Monday afternoon. she was ALSO
given alimony OF 50 per week ana
the custody OF their chlld. paIiei
was allowed one feather bed ana
two pillows, while the balance OF the
furniture, Including piano was
given 10 the wife Mrs. BushaW
charged her husband with beatlhg
her.
r. . meetinx of the Detroit Bar asso-
citation, In the supervisory room In
the county building, Monday AFTER
noon. tributes TO the life ana work
OF the late Hoyt Post, a veteran
member OF the association were
paid by Otto Kirchner. G. A. Kent
John H. Bissell. Judge Hosmer,
Bryant Walker. Ronald $ kellle.
Edward A. Barnes and James swan.
A committee composed or Claudlus
3. Grant. James swan. henr T,,,s M
Harria and Walter Oxtoby. was APP
pointed TO draft a suitable resolu-
ton.
Joseph DitEik, aged 26, of No. 1887
. Chene-st., who returned marriage
license TO the county clerk olnce.
Saturday afternoon. declaring that
his intended bride, Helen Shesthrua,
had lifted him, took out another
license, Monday afternoon, this time
TO wed Pauline Kozak, aged ~; Helen
had promised 10 marry Ditzik In
IN OF piaue after a quarrel with her
lover. John Zelsky. After the Incense
was issued she was repentant, now
ever. and declared she would NOT
marry Joseph. He was not worIieu,
however declaring he had another
girl. and Monday afternoon he made
good on his boast
An attack of heart disease, aggravated
oy a visit to his daughter, who II
slowly recovering from serious
operation. is believed TO have caused
the death of August Gneich, &c years
old OF No. 7S4 Dubois-st.. VINO
pitched down the dark rear steps OF
his home. Monday afternoon, and was
founc dead at the bottom or the
stairs by his wife, Returning from
his daughters home. Gneich com
plained OF feeling i'll, and was given
n heart stimulant. About o'clock
he started out to feed his horses, and
fell down the stairway His neck
was broken, but IL is thought that
a neart attack caused his fall.
A broken rail caused the Pere Mar
au~tte eyer" due I'm DetrOit at DilO
Monday night 10 leave the rails near
the Michigan-ave. crossing, ana
bump along tor 900 yards on the ties
before 81 came to stop, Several
passengers were severely shaken.
and one old man who refused 10
give his name, sustained a broken
leg III said he did not want to
bother or worry his relatives at that
time OF night foreigner who was
sleeping in his seat, was thrown TO
the tloor and rendered unconscious
but he soon recovered. The train was
running 25 miles an hour at the time,
trying 20 make up time, rs IL was
two hours late.
The afty-eighth annual carnival OF the
Detroit Socialer Turnyerein was held
in the hall of the society on Sher-
tssttf+ss--
Carnival held full sway over the 1000
guests until the small hours of the
morning. Emil katz impcrsonated
the prince OF Tcvefry, and with Judge
Phclan. who appeared as an Indian
cfiieftnin, led the grand march. Every
nationality and calling was repre-
sented In the riot of color and fan
tastic conceit formed by the gay cos
TUNES OF the masqueraders one OF
the features OF the evening was a
realistic fight between the japanese
and Chinese though results have not
been determined.
I'm answer 10 a letter from DIR. J. ID.
Kennedy, member of the Board Of
Health. Il. III. Rawl. chief of the
dairy division of the bureau OF ami
NAL industry. Washington, says that
the milk regulations OF the De-
troit Board of Health are not un-
reasona BILE as contended by some
uairymen OF this vicinity Among
other things. the regulations pro-
vide; That milk shall be placed on
covered platforms. that II DE Kept
az a temperature Of not over 60 de-
grees that all cases Of contagious
diseases on the farm be reported to
IN, board OF health. and that scor-
ing OF not less than a. pfnts be made
i'm competition with the inspection OF
ana milk.
DIR. r. &. wormshius, of Grand Rapids,
on behalf OF the Michigan Medicni
society, presented the Wayne county
Medical society with "A mahogany
clock in tho regular meeting Of the
latter association, Monday night. The
gift is a token OF the appreciation or
the courtesy shown tho donors Wheh
they met in Detroit. last year. the
county organization appointed the
following delegates 10 the state mad
icaI convention in Muskegon. June
10 and 20: Drs c. l.. Kiefer. "A. ID.
Holmes, r. r. Schenck. James Gle
land Ir. w NJ Donald w. G.