The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-09-10
IN DETROIT

Frank u. Riley. q railroad engineer.
nsed suit, Tuesday, against the Com
tinertal Casualty co. and the Detroit
Sanitarium for $4,000 damages. al
iegins that broken leg was badly
set. He was insured by the conti-
mental company. which had him TAX
en- TO the sanitarium when bis leg
was broken.
Mrs. Clara Barnes dOesn't sMin('1t when
her husband builds mre In the fur
naee-er the Kitchen range. but she
has to draw thel tne somewhere.
She came before Judge Hally. Tues
day, and obtained an injunction to
keep him from setting fire to the
barn and burning up the nay stacas
She has filed suit for divorce. alleg-
ing he forced her TO work In the
fields on farm she helped TO buy
with her own money.
Heirs Of &. u. Little have nIed a peti-
siOn asking that Cornelius n. Ray
be appointed administrators OF the
estate. Mr., Ray Is general manager
OF the G IL. Little Co. and son-in-
law of Mr.; Little. The petition Is
signed by the widow, Frances j. Lit
tie. and Mr.. Little's three daughters.
Ida NJ. Merritt, Lillian Ray and Clara
l.. Bernart.
Rose NJ. Halter stewsr wife OF q side
walk clerk for the ID. =. W.. was or
dercd sent to the psycopathic hos
pital In Ann Arbor Tuesday, by
Judge Hubert, OF the probate court.
Mrs. Stewart Is said to suffer from
an Authorization which leads To thin.
her husband unfaithful She has fol-
lowed him To his ohce and keeps up
continual search for his imaginary
offinity.
An OTTER Of $4,000 received by the Sc
curity Trust Go. for the plant Of the
Cutting Motor Car Co, OF Jackson.
has been disapproved by the United
States court. The offer was made by
w. NJ Thompson. banker OF Jack
son, who also agreed to assume OBJ
legations OF the company, amounting
TO $50, 900 more. The court thinks
larger price can be obtained for the
plant
Judge Sessions has ordered the depor-
tation Of MOy Sin Shew aud Lee Sid,
under the Immigration act instead OF
the Chinese exclusion act. The local
immigration officials say that the
ruling of the court Will prevent need
less delay I'm getting rid OF undesir-
able Chinese. The bonds OF $500 each
OF Yee YIN and Yee Suy were de-
clared forfeited by the court. and III
the Chinese are caught they Will be
deported'
Charles kessler. former proprietor OF
the "Rucket Of blood" saloon. closed
by the police. was represented by at
torneys In Justice Commands COURT,
Tuesday morning, In claim for 500
against former Justice A. w. Ger
hard, of Hamtramck, who had given
him an option on a saloon at NO:
199 ST Antoine-st. Gerhard declared
in court that Kessler was backed In
his new venture by Aid. Eddie Bar
nett and David Rosenthal. ex-alder-
man, under indictment. kessler's at
torneys asked for n continuance and
when IL was denied defaulted the
case They admitted that the $50
they claimed from Gerhard had been
given for an option on the saloon on
ST Antoine-st. Gerhard had held the
option open until June Is and since
~ m I.sa h.. FRA a
action, pocketed the money.
Mrs. Auna Pritchard, Wifi Of Lieut.. 10
~ )AtShAra. ~ 49, r.z.sest & ~ ', y
,-fnspt, accuSed her stepmothsT a<It.t Z.
ivfftr brocher before Judge hally.
Tuesday, OF extorting. money from
ffsr father by undue Influence, ner
father. william Hutton. boiler
maker died in 1912 with an estate OF