The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-07
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Gas service was restored In the home.
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Harold Delaney, IA years old, No. III
Twelfth-st., was caught between
coal wagon and a SHERMAN car at
Trumbuil ave. and Porter-st., Wed
nesday afternoon, while running
across the street. lie was crushed
about the head and body and was
removed TO 81. Mary's hospital in
the auto patrol When his injuries
We're dressed he was able 10 20
home.
County Rond Commissioner Hines has
been Invited 10 address the annual
convention or the American Assocta-
ton OF Portland Cement manufac-
turers in Chicago, April IL. lie w.ll
tell OF the success OF cement roads
in WAYNE COUNTY; COUNTY, FGlio ES,i1 Sri inc
the cement men TO Detroit, where
they will inspect the improved roads
OF Wayne county.
Chan Yum Lung md Nog Fong Hook.
the Chinese taken from box car,
half frozen by immigration officials
few nights ago. after they had
been smuggled across the river. re-
fused 10 reveal the names OF the men
VINO placed them In the car. They
told Inspector Eye that they were
bound by a secret oath. The men
are still in st. Mary's hospital and
it is thought their fee can DE saved.
John Farrell has decided TO withdraw
his request for a license tn start
poolroom. at No. 30 Clifford-st. In the
rear OF the Y. w. G. A. building, and
Will establish n drug store there in
stead. This IL another victory for
the Y. w. c. A. 1t was first proposed
dress. but the opposition was so
great that Levi Cottington, who was
given permission 10 transfer hts
license from the old Walker block,
withdrew his application.
Harry La Sale. nged 10. WIS arrested
by Detectives Wilson and Black,
Wednesday, for the federal authori-
ties. on charge of engaging In the
white slave traffic. The detectives
also took into custody Hazel Clas-
son, aged 81, of Chicago. and are
holding her witness against La
Sale. They found her in a Cham
she was placed by La Sale. The
latter will be srraigned before IT, 3.
Commissioner Finney this afternoon.
HycsrsoB Richie, formerly secretary 81
the Defrot board OF Commerce, has
been organizing similar body In
San Francisco for the past six
months, and reports that the San
- francisco Chamber ct -GeRsaerca-lxil
II.
organization was formed by the con-
solidation OF n number Of smaller
civic organizations, and the member
snip has been increased from $500 20
5000. The chief work before the or
ganization at present Is the prepar-
alton for the Panama exposition in
1915.
Mrs. Minnie Maliey, whose husband,
Edward Malley, took his own life.
early Tuesday morning, after trying
30 Kill her with a hand ak as she
slept, left police headquarters, Thurs
day morning, declaring that she was
going back to the house at No. 55
Howardst, where the tragedy oc-
CURED. AMI would try to make liv-
ing In spite OF her injured hand. The
police had made all arrangements TO
have her cared for in the Florence
Crittenton home, until she could OBJ
tain some employment, but Mrs.
Malley refused 10 SO to the instltu-
ton. and was allowed TO have her
own way.
Herbert schultz, ~ years. OF Tona-
wanda, N. ~, walked into the local
detective bureau, Wednesday night,
and asked to be locked up on a lar
ceny charge. He said that he had
taken $40 from the office of his en-
ployer. DR. Lucius Aud. of Buffalo,
-a-Meek- o.-and- had been bothered
by the pangs OF conscience ever
since. He had only "a cents In his
pockets when his conscience became
real acute. He says he went from
Buffalo 10 Cleveland, and then came
here. He Is held for Buffalo authori-
When the contested divorce case of
William against Isabel Holmes was
called In Judge Codd = court, w ed
ncsduy afternoon, both parties an
nounced they were ready to proceed
ard fepf-Fa4iF sstas-later- -aitor.I
neys In the case announced they had
40 testimony to offer. Judge Codd
at once disms sed the bill and cross-
bill Both sides expressed satisfac-
ton with the Judges action and left
the court room. Spectators thought
reconciliation had been affected
but this waa denied by the wife
They Rave daughter 20 years old
Trey have been living apart since
1902
Detectives Wilkinson and Dowd. as
signed 60 the special duty OF cruising
through Detroit streets in search or
crooks who drift into this city, have
made huge success OF their efforts.
To date, picking up numerous "old
timers" who were locked up and or
dered out OF town before they had a
chance TO engage In their profession
al duties. -Four more were arrested
hv the detective scouts Wednesday
They are Frank Mahoney. OF Toledo;
George Edwards. Dayton. o.: Frank
Brooks, Cleveland. and Thomas Col
Inns. Chicago Detective Wilkinson
says they are pickpockets and that
their photos adorn the rogues gal
lery.
Auto IRE engine No. z, recently tn
stalled. nrde Its Rrst run. Wednes-
day afternoon, and got a disastrous
initiation. As IL roun Ted the corut r
at Woodbridge and Brush-sts. ON ~ %
way To a fire. the rear part skiddiny
into q Brush car. which was stations
arv near the corner. the mOtorman
having stopped IL on hearing the
approach % the engine. The impact
threw the car OF the track and
causcd a mild panic among the pas
,sengorS No one was hurt. however
and tho engine and car suffered but