The Detroit times., 1913-06-02
IN DETROIT

The Manhattan club, organised for So
eeal and athletic purpo.~s, nied arti-
clerk Saturday. The directors are
John A. Marquette, Carl X. Watts
and Harry E. Tracy
wnltam r. Lee. charged with violation
- the Mann white slave act, wns ar
.raigned before United States Com
missioner Hurd Saturday. He plead
ed guilty and was bound over for ac.
ton by the grand jury with his bail
nxed at $1,000, He is accused OF
having brought Babe Newberry TO
Detroit from Chicago. April ls.
Mrs. Margaret Stockweil, wife Of Jas.
n. StOckweli, employed In the de-
partment OF public works died In
the family residence. No. 1+0 Tween.
ty.fourth-st Saturday. She was 35
years old and leaves family Of four
small children Funeral services were
held Monday morning at $3.50 o'clock
In st. Anne's church
Police are looking for q check-room
boy employed On the White Star liner
Tashmoo. who left the boat at Port
Huron. Friday. with SIS stolen from
w. II. Putnam. Of No. 1si Lafayette
blvd. an employee Of the line. II cap
charge OF piracy on the high seas. a
crime for which the heaviest penalty
Is life imprisonment
Ada Peterson. gypsy, living I'm = cams
nsar Dearborn, called On Prosecutor
that her husband, Thomas Peterson,
had deserted her and her children.
taking with him $500 She also said
cousin, Eli Stanley, had sold her
three horses and failed to turn over
the proceeds. The prosecutor said he
would investigate
TIE Letter Carrlers' association will
gave their annual moonlight to Sugar
Island. Wedn esday. June 4. on the
steamer Taehmoo. Miss Viola 6elst
and Louis Rabout. soloists. will take
part In the entertainment on the
boat. There will be two hours dane
ing on the island. Finzels orchestra
Will furnish the music. The boat
At 7:46 p. m.
GeOsge L. Buttriek, formerly OF De-
troft. but for several months . resi-
dent Of Chicago. Is dead in that city.
IL survived by his father, Frank But
trick. one brother. DR.. T. r. But
trick. and one sister. Mrs. J. A. Nc.
Milan, nj Of Detroit. The body will
and services will be held Tuesday af-
tsrnoon In the home Of Mrs McMil-
Ian. No - Virginia park.
liza. Anna Lshrhaupt. wife Of David
1ehrhsuDt, assistant chief lSnmigra-
sund.y IN IL. Buslo G homeopa atse
hospital. following nearly two years
illnsss Mrs. l.ehrhaupt was born in
Detroit. and the family lived here
until seven years ago. when Mr..
Lehrhaupt was transferred from the
Detroit immigration office to that In
Buffalo. Mrs. Lehrhaupt was -
years old and is survived by her
husband ave daughters and two
sons. The body will be brought TO
" Detroit and services held wednss-
day In the home Of the deceased's
mother. Mrs Leah Epstein, No. 81
BreWer-st.
JaRes \. Handy and Ralph ,. Handy,
eonpr1o6ng the Arm Of J. A. Handy
Z Son, have taken u s9-year lease OF
the Jones building, on the southeast
corner Of Griswold and Clifford SITS
The lease 10 given by Henry X. Jones
wife Of this city, and Matilda c.
Pitcher. Of Edgewster. Nd, Joint
owners Of the property. The trans
action 10 said to represent an aggre-
" gate rental In excess OF $4,000, 000
The building is modern four-story
ofice and store building with a
frontage OF more than 1875 feet on
0fiswold-st. The lessees will add
two stories to the building. making
Il q six-story structure. The lease
stipulates that within 35 years the
1essees shall build q new building on
the site at . cost OF not less than
1o00 900.