The Detroit times., 1913-03-07
IN DETROIT

A jur, In Judge Codd's court awarded
verdict Of $3.50 Ca MsX Pearl, junk
dealer against the d. u. X. Thursday
afternoon. Pearls toes wgre cut on
by street car In All accident
Valentine JoEwik, of No. 1Il GwraeId
ave-. has fndehnitcly postponed hts
return To his boyhod home I'm the old
country, ms someone found his steam
ship ticket and $50 cash capital.
which reposed In trunk In Jozwik 3
room. f/lI
Bertha roiiinw-r, VIII, sufd DIR. Louis
y. nslesfeir, dsnii.t. for $4,000, al
leging that he distgured her for life
by pulling a good tooth, instead OF an
aching one, was AWARDED verdict
Tor ZOO by jury In Judge Murphy's
court Thursday afternoon
FUNERAL services for John l.. Thomson,
who died Wednesday In Grace hOspi-
TAI. roiiowing several months Illness.
were held Friday. In the home. No.
80 Perry-st Mr.. Thomson was 50
igan National Guard since 1879. He
IN survived by his wife. two brothers
and one sister.
Benjamin Beck with. No. ,8s7 HoIbrook-
s sss ov wrn sw var 2 Judgment for
Lemkie's court Thnrsday. He sued
Tor damages as result OF the efforts
Of "a, conductor and motorIRan on
DeIt ltpei car 10 eject NH
from their car on account OF dis
pute over transfer.
= big crowd collected before the Union
station Thursday afternoon when the
nre department dashed UP. A small
behind a rad!atot, aused the excite
ment. Ii was easily extinguished
There was gfrat exodus Of clerk ;
when II was roised about that the
building was afrs.
IN ~v.x
hearing In Lansing 20 consider the
Increase In switching charges pro-
posed by Detrbit railroads. March 20
and Detroit shippers are preparing to
present their case to the commission.
1t Is possible that the commission
will appoiptja special committee to
freight transportation.
bia-st. espt,, WAS sold 10 Indiana In
vestors by Albert Kern and Mrs.
Kern, desays being arranged through
the Forsyth Merry Co The property
and the lat has a fontage OF 30 feet
and a depth OF 100 feet. The con-
stderationl Is private. but the prop
erty is valued at about $4,000.
roy. who. died Tuesday In the home
stockvSi, No. los Euciid-a ave. west.
were held Friday morning. in Mr..
Conroy was 81 years Of age. Pre-
vious 10 retiring from business 10
yearS Ago. he was well-known ho-
telk eeper In Bay City.
HoafG Of Health a. bro.chial pneu-
mcnr are measles az Health officer
Kisfer claims. measles are more
depdiy In Detroit during 1912 than
the Board OF Health shows 81 deaths
from typhoid ~ from measles and
474 from bronchial pneumonia DIR.
Kiefer says that Il is mistake TO
suppose that measles II not q serious
disease
VSnes1I services were held for the late
Rjbert &. willing Friday afternoon
In, the home or his sister. Mrs Bertha
der the auspices OF Ashlar lodge. No.
81. +. & a. NJ Mr.. willing. who died
Wednesday. following an illness OF
three years. was formerly secretary
%f the Mervue club and well-knoWn
In business and fraternal circles. He
is survived by his father. three
brothers and sister. Mrs Gaylord.
Estimator r.. II. Muir, chairman Of the
estimates. does not believe that tho
100000 appropriation for a munich
pal hospital should be slipped up TO
build additions TO various local hos
OF the Board OF Health, the poor
commission and the different hospital
trustees. in a recent meeting OF the
mayors cabinet. The estimator IL in
favor Of large municipally-owned
and operated hospital, but he says he
II willing to listen to the arguments
Of the hospital authorities and to
change his ,opinion IL they can con-
vince him he Ii wrong.
Henry kuhnerich aad John Guide, pro-
prietOrs of . cafe On BrOadway, near
0ratiot- ave, was found guilty or
contempt OF cour, ia Judge Man
a.. L.. ftr.t.
with a violation OF an Injunction to
Abate nuisance namely, bad
odor, which they are alleged to main
tain In cooking food. Sentence was
the meantime the defendants are
forbidden To cook gouiash or any OF
its ingredients, such as lard. onions,
etc.
Leo BraAs. Of No. go ,Grandy-.vc.. was
struck BY an automobile driven by
George j. Haas. Of No. 1892 Joseph
Campau- at Hcndrle and Dram
dy-aves. Thursday evening. and was
badly bruised about the body. He
was taken home in police auto.
John Kurowski. No. S97 Chene-st..
sustained a fractured hip when he
stepped hurriedly- from q Michigan
car at Vermont after quarrel
with the conductor over the payment
OF his fare. He was taken to st.
Mary's hospital.
PatrOiman Edward kunath, Of the Cen
tral station, picked up two suspects
Thursday afternoon, as one OF the
pair Tailed. In appearance with
man wanted for homocide In Buffalo.
according 10 circulars received by
the local police Joseph Jasnausz
was the man who looked like the
printed picture. and Frank ZalfkoW-
ski was his companion. In the sta
ton. Jasnausz was measured by the
Bertillon system and the measure
ments did not tally. However, both
men admitted that they were under
parole In New York, and they are
held for further investigation.
Fred p. Striker was elected exalted
ruler Of Detroit lodge, No. "a, d. u.
o. E., In the annual meeting heId IN
Elks' temple Thursday evening, beat
Secretary John r. Todenbier was re-
elected against the candidacy OF
William j. Dawson. Other offcials
named without contest are: Esteem
ed leading knight, w. l.. Black es-
teemed loyal knight, A. X. Scrimoer;
esteemed lecturing knight. Z. >.
Crane; treasurer, Joseph +. Henry ;
tyler, George b. Ballard, represent
| alive to grand lodge. j. r. Maloney.
| and alternate, James Phelan.
| 1enrletta kelleher, n years old, NO.
- Llnden-st.. WAS summoned by LETT
| ter to Justice Stems office Thursday
| because the ~ stice wanted 70 Know
what she had said about Barbara
KanninR. aged IL, living on Twelfth
st, that made Barbara so sore that
abe wanted a warrant against hen.
| rietta for SANDER. Henrietta said
that she had merely remarked That
"wheneyer Barbara walks she does
the turkey trot" walk IKE bar