The Detroit times., 1913-03-12

Campbell. United states marshal. anc
larry Turner. chief deputy left fol
afternoon, taking Henry I. Carpen'
ter, the Union City bank officer. SEN
fenced To fvs years in the federal
penitentiary.
An interesting lecture on Glacier park
s Menssns ss,s'~ S b. moving
evening. In Emmanuel Presbyterian
church, West Grand blvd. and POT
ter-st.. under the auspices OF the
Phllathea class
George Wodie, said 10 be out ON parole
was found asleep In the base me nj Of
Frank Weiss commission store, No
s7i Highest east, Wednesday morn
Ing, when Weiss Investigated the
breaking OF eide window in his
store. some time during the night.
Nothing had been taken. and search
OF the place hldlly revealed Wodie,
asleep In the basement. He Is held
al sus picious person.
Leon Conway, a New Yorker, rho frac-
tured the Detroit speed ldws while
driving the auto or Detroit friend
along Jefferson-ave. at the rate OF
30 miles an hour Tuesday Afternoon,
found that Justice was some speed
er here. too. When arrested by Mo-
torcycle Officer William Fisher, he
said he was in a hurry to go to New
York. Within 10 minutes time he
was arraigned before Judge Phelan.
found guilty. and fined $t0. which he
paid.
John MarronL bakery wagon driver,
living at No. SCI ROwena-st, mar
rowly escaped death when his wagon
was demolished, and his horse IA
tally injured by u Grand Trunk train.
at Maple and Dequlndre-sts., Tuesday
afternoon. MarrOni was thrown from
the wagon and badly bruised about
the head but was taken home In a
police auto. The police report says
the safety gates were up when Mar
roni attempted 20 drive across the
tracks not noticing train which
sped out from behind some standing
box cars. while Marroni's rig was
squarely across the tracks.
Samuel ". Eeonurd,=the vaudeville ac-
white slavery charge, was released.
Tuesday night. after thorough In
vestigation by Detectives Horrigan
and McCarty. and Special Agent Ray
mond Matthews. OF the department Of
justice. While the officers were sat-
ished that he brought Blanche Rus
sci here from Lima. o.. they learned
that Leonard had been sending week
ly remittances TO his widowed mother
In Chicago. He is her sole support.
The officers are satisfied that Leon
ard was not accepting money from
the young woman who was held as
witness against him.
{. NJ. HARDWOOD has been appointed cit y
Grand trunk railroad in Detroit, sue
ceeding George w. Watson, who has
been transferred to Bay City to be
city passenger agent. Mr.. HARDWOOD
in Michigan for two years. and is
Well known among transportation
men. he entered the service OF the
road In 1897. Mr.. HARDWOOD has pre-
viousiy made his home In Lansing,
but Will come TO Detroit soon. The
Grand Trunk 10 completing new
terminal in Bay City and other i'm
provements are under way Tor hand
nngSthe passenger business. +. Z.
Nherrett, former city passenger
agent In Bay Guy. has been appoint
cd travelling passenger agent TO sue
ceed Mr.. Harwood.
Because the cost Of laying pipe has
jumped Is Der cent In one year,
teriais IL only five per cent. Water
Commissioner John Gillespie sug-
gested to the water board, in its
meeting. Tuesday. that the efficiency
OF the boards foremsn and laborers
be tested la competition with those
employed by contractor. Thong II
the board Is opposed to the contract
system, the members looked on the
plan with favor. and the test may he
made. 1t Is thought that the Nheme
will show whether the boards en-
ployes are loafing on their job. The
village OF Highland Park was given
permission by the board TO do It's
own tapping, and present the board
with monthly record. Water Com
missioner Patterson. OF that village
said that the users OF water there
were being charged twice the city
rate under the present scheme.
Dougall-ave., demented patient, es-
capped from the West Side hospital.
Tuesday night. and was not found
until early Wednesday morning when
citizen noticed her wandering on
Forrest. near Dearborn-ave.. about
three miles west OF the hospital He
called for police patrol, and she
was taken to st. Mary's hospital.
Baker. OF the West Side hospital.
says the woman broke away from an
attendant. Tuesday, and fled from the
hospital. The police say. however.
that the woman was released by the
hospital authorities. as DR.. Baker
Called hcaddaafteFs,-Tse tuesday -and
said that II the police would not take
charge OF her he would release her.
DR.. Baker says that he was tricked
into taking charge OF the woman in
the first place by the Salvation Army.
which turned her over to his care.
She was suffering from alcoholism.
he declares.
Miss Minnie bronson. who spoke In De-
trOit while the Association Opposed
to Woman Suffrage was being
formed. is again in the city to cam
patgn against the suffrage amend
ment. She spoke Tuesday night in
the home OF Miss Stella Ford, No.
1880 Woodward Miss Bronson
Said that wages cannot be governed
by legislation. but depend on the law
Of supply and demand. She declared
that child labor laws In the four
states which were the first to allow
women to vote are by no means as
good az they ara in Ohio and Mon
tana. She disregarded the fact that
minimum wage can be fixed by law
and enforced. and that tho suffrage
states which she mentioned are not
manufacturing communities which
need child labor laws TO protect the
children. She declared the sufYra-
glsts intolerant Of the views OF the
anti-suffra Rists. and saw in this In
conference.-the fact another ransom