The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-10-30
IN DETROIT

AIbertina y. Hoffman. by her mex,
friend, Edgar A. Funk. L. suing
Michael HOFFMAN for divorce Ina the
Wayne circuit court
Kidney Rankin was held 10 the grind
Jury In bonds of ~, 900 inter n hear
ms on charge OF violating the
white slave act before United States
COMMITS siOner Finney. Tuesday. he
IS charged with bringing Elsie velia
from Cleveland 10 Detroit
Judge futile dismissed the writ Of
hnbeas corpus obtained for Martin
Powell, accused OF rObbing the Bank
OF Montreal. IN New Westminster, b.
G.. OF S21l,OOo, after a hearing, Tues
day and appeal has been taken Ia
the United states circuit court Of APP
peals Powell Is lighting eXtradition.
While attempting ia rescue "a kitten
which was being worried by bull
dog, owned by Matt Feaheny OF No.
2Sl Melbourne-ave. Ruth Worth, four
years Old, of No. 500 Mrtbuurue ave,
was attacked by the dog. and bitten
OH the hand. The child was not seri-
ously hurt. The wound was cauter-
lezd by physician.
Philip HAY, coIOrcd. formerly n cook ON
the steamer city of Toledo, was nr-
raisned before United States Com
missioner Finney on "A charge OF as
ssult on the high seas. Thomas Har-
:
made the complaint. Kay stood mute
and a plea OF not guilty was entered
for him with hearing fixed for Sat
urday
Lem Che, a Chinese attending school
Ia Saginaw, Mich, applied to Inimigra-
tton Inspector frick for a certificate
OF citizenship, Tuesday afternoon.
that he may make trip to China TO
see hts mother who Is believed To be
dying. Che Is - years old and was
NJ.
was referred To Washington and Che
/. hopes 10 be able TO sail within few
weeks
9incehxO DiiarenxO and his sweetheart,
Rosa BolOEenn, whose attempted
elopement Was frustrated by Taxi =
cab Driver Jerry Sweeney. resulting
In riot call for the police. were
quietly married Tuesday afternoon.
The girls parents withdrew their OBJ
Jections 10 the match after NincenZo
had been arrested and held In dur
ance vile over night. and they con-
scented To the nuptials.
N the regular meeting OF the princi-
pals of the public and high schools
Tuesday afternoon. Supt Chadsey
told the teachers that the services
: OF no teacher were to be dispensed
with because OF the proposed plan TO
have halliday class teachers. put In
a fun day. There might be fewer
assignments, but all the members or
the present stan would be kept. the
superintendent explained.
commission OF aIienists, 10 Inquire
into the mental condition OF George
Spengler. alleged slayer OF Matilda
Refs. was appointed by Judge Phelan
Tuesday afternoon, and VIII report
Saturday Their report will decide
whether SpenEler will be tried on a
homicide charge. Drs. l. L. PoloZ-
ker. l. c. Pike and Guy l.. Common
are the members OF the commission.
II they decide that Spengler is in
sane the prisoner will probably be
sent to an ASYLUM. saving the county
the expense OF trial
Benny" GIInes, saloonkeeper at No.
525 WOodwRrd-ave., stalled his au-
tOmobile when he struck a peddleT 3
wagon in front OF police headquar-
tiers, Tuesday afternoon. While
cranking the machine a 81 500 dia-
mond that he wore on his finger be-
came tangled up with the crank and
rUfted out on the pavement, whore II
was seen BY Motorcycle Officers
Fiber and Raymond. as Glines clam
bered into his auto and started TO
drive away, all unconscious OF his
loss. Recovering from the shock
sufficiently To gain voice the two
officers murmured Hey" at Glines
and Fisher picked up the glittering
"rock" and handed IL over TO its
owner.