The Detroit times., 1913-03-18
IN DETROIT

Few divorce cssei james y. vs.. Mary
Louise Doutes charge. cruelty.
On account Of the amount of work be-
fore the federal grand Jury. which
will require week longer than was
expected. the trial OF the criminal
cases ia the United States court viii
not start March 20. az was expected.
The civil cases which are on the
docket Will bo taken up by the tra-
verse jury which has been called for
that date.
Elsie Gtebel, f3-year-oid daughter OF
August Gtebel. OF NJ. OsI Twenty
thtrd-st, was struck In. the LETT arm
by stray bullet, while she was get
ting coil In "A shed at the rear OF her
home. Monday afternoon. She heard
two shots fred. and AZ she ran into
the house, saw "A young boy with a
rifle, running through the alley. 1t
u thought that the shooting was ac-
cidental.
4 recount Of the votes cast fur Thomas
a. Aherns and William r.. sherman,
candidates for the Democratic nom
tnatiou for charter commissioners in
the Sixth ward. did not change the
vote Of either. Aherns receiving So
and Sherman As. Harry Hollands,
defeated Republican candidate. in the
Fourth ward. who asked for n re-
count. lost one vote. Albert Phister.
IT., was the successful candidate.
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e0mmon council. Tuesday night.
against the bill. now awaiting the
governors signature, which viii al
low tho state 10 tax motor cars Tor
good roads purposes The mayor VIII
ask the aldermen to unite with him
and use their influence In an enort
70 prevent the governor from signing
the bill. which IL passed Will take
100000 off the city personal tax
roGs.
sax,>
club was formed. Monday evening. In
the parlors OF Bethany Presbyterian
church. with 100 charter members,
The following officers were chosen:
President. II. T.. Ewald: vice-presi-
dent. L. A. Norton; secretary, y. J.
Lincoln; treasurer. Joseph Helsman.
director. g. r. Kross. The officers
were instructed 10 reserve FOR the
club a block OF 100 seats in the
Roosevelt meeting March 20.
Walter G0rlasky. II years old, and
Clarence KObielIa, IL years old,
wards OF the Juvenile court. escaped
from the detention home, Friday
night adding to the long list OF e.
oapes from the building. Kobiella,
who lives at No. 253 F'rederick-st.
was recaptured by truant officers. hut
tho other lad In still at large. Capt
Breault. OF the truant squad. believes
that guards should be hired. so that
a constant watch can be maintained
B>uneral services for the late Mrs. VIII
lism III. McElroy, who died, sunday;
In her home. No. sS Abbott-st.. Will
be held "Wednesday morning at
o'clock. in st. Aloysius' church. Mrs
McEiroy had bean Ill for three weeks
and was devotedly nursed by her
husband who is now on his deathbed.
nearly half century was an en-
gineer on the Michigan Central rail-
way, and on his retirement three
years ago. was the oldest employe.
S..tx. tsa nyt hn
lien Macdonald. ~ years old. charged
with contributing to the delinquency
of minor, and arrested while v
Ing with his l6-year- niece. Edith
Carr. in the Fuller. hotel at No. 3o2
Brush-st. was arraigned before JUS
tice JefYries. Monday. He said he
wanted TO wait Il day. and see law
yer before entering any plea, and
the case was adjourned until March
20 bail being fixed at 5000 In one
surety. Macdonald is said 10 have
been living with the girl for two
weeks. when an aunt OF the girl. hv-
Ing In Owosso. wrote TO the Detroit
police and asked them 10 investigate.
troit Welsh-American society viii
invite David Lloyd-Georse. chancel-
Tor OF the exchequer of Great Brita n,
10 speak In Detroit when he visits
America In September The Welsh So
ciety held It's first annual banquet In
the Hotel Charlevoix. Monday evening,
and the announcement that the Brit
ish chancellor would be invited here
was then made. y. Owens was toast
master OF the banquet Prof. A. n.
Griffith, OF the Museum OF Art. a ma
two Of Wales. gave a talk. Addresses
were also made by DR.. Spurgeon. OF
London, and Farrand Williams and
T. II. Harding. Music was furnished
by j. e. Price. J. Edwards, r. Wick
and G. r. Jones
landlords and mistreases Of Ave Hun |
garian boarding. houses near the Sol |
way Process Co. plant were fined byI
Judge Phelan. Monday, for violating
the orders of tho health board in |
overcrowding their houses. Testi- |
mony by Inspector John GRADER
showed that the roomers slept in
three shifts" OF eight hours each, 4,
sleepy Huns tumbling into the beds
Just vacated by their refreshed
brethren uAew Observation-Disclosures !
Sasg, OF No. 90 Medina-st., paid 81
for having 90 roomers in three rooms.
Rose Sehastine. OF No. Medina-st.. |
paid similar fine for like conditions
In her home: Mary Charge had 81
roomers In her home at No. II Me !
dina-st.. and paid IS; John Husar, of
No. Burdeno-ave,, had II roomers
In two rooms and paid $40. and |
Joseph Mezo, OF No. % Barnes-st |
was assessed 50 for working" his |
roomers in three shifts