The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-06

picion OF stealing a bundle OF news
papers from I'm front OF No. 22S
Greenwood ave. He viii be tried IN
the Juvenile court
W. ~. Carrier. of Buffalo. gave a talk
ON "Air condition apparatus. Its con-
struction and application" before the
Detroit Engineering society In It's
regular monthly meeting in the
stevens bullying. Friday night. About
81 were present
Charles 4. siInons viii be the speaker
Of the regular sunday evening meet
ing OF the Newsboys association, IN
Detroit Wheelmen's hall. The pro-
gram Will be given entirely by the
boys and the Newsboys band Di-
rector ". A. Eldridge Will be In
charge OF the meeting.
BasiI "a. Martin came 10 Detroit from
Chatham. Ont, and Ia frantic EFFORT
10 find his Evangeline, he spent all
the money he had with him. VIII
liam Locke, bartender at No ~
Champaign ST, had Basil I'm tow, ana
Basil says that when Locke observed
he had a diamond ring, he took IT..
Basil followed Locke about town and
finally had him arrested.
Anthony sroka. II years old. No. %
Albert-pl., came 20 police headqusr-
ters.. Friday night. and begged lodg-
ing He said his rather lad driven
him from home because he was not
working. In Anthony the police
recognized youth, who spent ms
entire weeks salary in Iuletldc
pleasures, and then fearing TO 20
home, lay down beside a railroad
track near his home and told the
police he had been waylaid. The
truant officer is Investigating An
thony and his parents.
Adam Zedisky, who gives his address
NJ No. 2OD WIIlinms-st., In under ar
OH with nnlRRfinR Eliza
beth Frey. 10 years old, No. ISL
Myrtle-st. The child was near her
home, when the man was observed
following her. lie grabbed her and
witnesses say. Her father was noti-
ned by man who had watched the
pair and he ran 10 the scene and
held the fellow until the police
arrived
Christopher ,. sterling, former police
man. and later employed by the
Michigan Central railroad and the d.
u H., died. Friday. In his home, No.
t36 Ash st, from congestion OF the
lungs. As a patrolman, Sterling was
given Badge No. 49, and wore IL
without mlshap. though II has since
been put out OF commission on ac-
count of it's supposed hoodoo. He Is
survived by one son, Matthew "A.
Sterling, and daughter. Mrs Louise
Navarro.
Gustaye A. Wineman, member - a
well-known Detroit family, and his
wife. Amelia, charged each other
with using liquor to excess In
divorce case which was heard by
Judge Hosmer, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Wineman was 3S years OF age
and he was so when they married.
and both had children. The differ
ent families fought several times, so
IL was testified. and more than once
the police were called 10 restore
order Judge Hosmer withheld his
decision.
Prosecuting Attorney Shepherd re-
turned Friday afternoon from Mis-
souri,. where he had been spending
two weeks at the bedside OF his
father. He left his father greatly
improved In health and apparently
on the road to recovery One OF the
hrst tasks 10 be taken up by Mr..
Shepherd is the establishment OF a
school Of instruction for deputy
sheriifs, where the officers will be
taught the value OF evidence and
how to select the evidence required
TO secure conviction.
peace has been declared I'm
the county audftors' ONCE, and FRI
day afternoons meeting OF tire board
was as quiet as funeral. Mr.. Rob
ertson and Mt, Burner ignored each
other. and what little business there
was on hand was transacted quickly.
The only action taken was the re-
fusal OF the board 20 pass bill for
$500 incurred by Detectives Parker
and Wilson in bringing Chauncey w.
Hammond from the Canadian west
TO stand trial in Detroit The bill
will not be paid until liz is deter
mined whether Hammonds bonds
men can be made to settle the ex-
penses OF the trip.
William McComb, engineer, with Offices
I'm Chicago, but now engaged as In
dustrial commissioner Of Lindsay.
Ont, was in Detroit. Friday. as
guest of Milton A. Carmichael, sec
rotary OF the Detroit Convention and
Tourist league. Because OF the num-
erous water powers i'm Capada Mr..
McComb says the average cost OF
manufacture in Canada Is about 12h
per cent less than in the United
states, and he predicts a wonderful
Industrial development IN Canada II
the present tariff relations are con-
tinued between the two countries
The town OF Lindsay produces 6.400
horsepower from nearby falls,
which is sold at $50 a horse power.
permitting unlimited service for "A
hours per day.
James ID. Mckay has resigned ms one
Of the two United states Jury com
missloners TO permit Judge Angel
to appoint Democrat, and the Judge
has named r.. G.. Van Husan. The
law requires that the commissioners
De members OF the TWO rrinCipal
parties. Under the new law consoli-
dating the circuit and district courts
the clerk or the court becomes a Jury
commissioner, Clerk Elmer Voor-
heis is Republican, and thus there
were two Republicans serving at the
same time. When this situation came
to the attention OF Mr. Mckay. he
sent in his resignation.
Detroit lodge, No. 100, Loyal Order OF
Moose. moved into Its new home I'm
the Light Infantry armory, Con-
gress-st. east Friday. The move
from the old club rooms at No. 1856
Griswold-st. was made necessary by
the rapid growth of the order the
old quarters becoming far too small.
On the ton floor OF the new quarters
are the large auditorium and ball
room. The second floor is given over
TO check rooms. womens rest
room, smoking rooms. reception hall
and dining room, while on the frst
floor Is the club room proper, cafe.
lounglng room AM billiard hall A
bowling alley will be installed in the
basement
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