The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-19
IN DETROIT

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The nr.t meeting OF the directors OF
the board OF Commerce In the
boards new building al Nayne-st.
and Lafay cite blvd Will be held FRI
day afternoon OF this week. The
building - not yet completely nm
ished and the dedication viii not
take place until IL is out the work
ing rooms are ready and Will be oc-
cupied In day or TWO. n formal
program OF entertainment for all
members VIII be given upon the oe-
caSion OF the dedication, which prob-
ably Will Toe some time In september.
The body OF the late col" Gordon
Banks Bennett viii pot he used "for
the benefit OF science and the sur
fering OF humanity" as he directed
ia willing IL To Or j. H. Boulter
This bequcst was one of the Tea
lures Of a will left 10y the eccentric
colonel" by which he undertook 10
dispose OF millions which proved not
70 exist SO far as the administra-
tor. Avery +. Brush. has been able
10 lind out. Dr. Boulder has notified
Mr. Brush that he does not want the
body. which IL was stipulated should
remain In vault IL days before IL
was turned over to him. The body
viii be buried by relatives.
The following saloon transfers were
granted ny the council committee ON
liquor regulation, Monday afternoon
John Olschefsky, from No. tti hast
fngs-st 10 No SSl Forest-ave. east;
Fred Howell from No. 90 Riopelle-
ST. TO No 53l Atwater-st Andrew
Lowalsky. from No. 27l2 West JEFF
ferson-ave TO No, 1856 Riopelle- :;
Herman Matustat. from No. 80 81
Aubin-ave. to No 1881 Elmwood-
South-st. 20 No. 25lO West Jefferson
ave August Klein, from No 1899
Gratiot-ave. 10 No lQl7 Grauot ave;
Frank Squires from No. 995 Dubois
81 To No. 1929 Chene-st.
Knowledge of Niddish cost David l..
Wiiensky, "a book dealer. about 1880
Monday night He told the police
that two men entered his store. No
Ala Hastings-st, and asked him 10
translate letter. one engaged him
in the translation or the letter and
the other stepped around a partition
and took the money from drawer.
Spectators assert that "a horse belong
Ing Ia the Pittsmsns a Dean 60. lay
on the pavement ats Atwater and
Grtswold sts Monday evening, for
an hour and a half with a broken
back and two broken legs, offering
agony before anyone took the trouble
10 put il out OF misery. load or
Ice was dumped and the animal WAS
caught beneath it. Persons in the
crowd helped TO pick up the Ice. but
nothing was done for the horse. y
policeman. IL is said. refused TO shoot
the horse because he was not notified
by the owner 10 do SO An officer
OF the Animal Welfare committee
finally arrived and ended it's misery
with a bullet.
mike" LsskRwski, aged Il, stepped
out of ~. -Alberfps' church. Monday
evening. bearing upon his arm the
blushing hancee whom hc intended
TO marry within few days. When
he saw Patrolman Statkiewicz he
looked annoyed and his bride to- be,
Lucy Wazyncka. took TO her heels.
The patrolman arrested him on COM
plaint Of Julia Bodak, who says she
lived with him year In scranton.
Pa, and objects to his plans for
marrying again. He has not denied
the charges.
The stock of drygoods I'm the store OF
VI. kessler a Son, mt Gratiot-nye. and
Hastinss-st.. was destroyed, Monday
night. by fire OF unknown origin.
The damage was about $4,000. The
Northwest Cigar Co, occupying tive
stories above the dry goods store.
suffered from smoke TO the extent
OF $500.
steve LnEorski was crushed Monday
afternoon when a dirt wagon which
he was driving overturned in front
Of No. 1881 Warren-4ve. Lagorski Is
80 years OF age and lives AT No S4i
Willis ave. west. He was taken To
Grace hospital
and GriswOid-st, Monday night. en-
dangered the lives of hundreds OF
passersby before IL could be repair
ed. 1t dangled near the ground, ap-
parently harmless, and many people
walked within a step OF il before
they could be warned by the patrol
men stationed there.
}. q. Caldwell. ~ years Of nge, No. $50
PennsyIvanta-ve., was riding mo-
torcycle at lafayette blvd and Third
by an automobile driven by r. g.
Folsom, No. 1896 Concord-av His
leg was fractured and IL was found
necessary TO take him to st. Mary's
hospital
Walter }. Hall, known ms "Doc," "a New
York gambler, who was arrested In
Detroit two weeks ago and ordered
10 leave the city, was picked up
again Monday evening by detectives.
lie had Si,lO1 In cash. draft for
$500 and various expensive dia-
monds on his person when arrested.
He denies that he is a gambler and
says he recently engineered a theater
sale In Lansing for $4,000. He is
held as suspicious person.
The police are looking for n 1912 ChsI-
mers four-passenger touring ear re-
Gently stolen from the garage OF
John j. Henry. No. 14s Harmon ave.
and the makers number 2Hs075. The
car is of the torpedo type with a
grass-green body. black wheel and
tenders and brass trimmings. 1t was
equipped when stolen with black
top. windshield, three Pennsylvania
vac cup tires and one non-skid tire
with an extra non skid tire. Mr.,
Henry has offered a liberal reward
for the recovery Of his car.
Detective Charles Carmody returned Ia
Detroit Monday after an unsuccess-
full attempt TO extradite from AR
kansas j. y. AXt, accused OF defraud
ing Hungarians In this city on fake
land deals He liz specifically charged
with robbing George Eurecke, No. SO
Joseph Campau-ave., OF S400. Detec-
tive Carmody interviewed Gov