The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-07
IN DETROIT

The Jurors who have been sitting in
the federal court during the present
term presented Judge futile with an
umbrella when they were dismissed
after the bathtub jury was secured.
Coroner Burgess. who Investigated the
suicide of Albin 4. Enck. barber, In
his home. No 400 COncord-avc., on
Thursday afternoon, found that EnCk
suffered from asthma and was des-
pendent. lie leaves his wife and
three children
A civil service examination for topO-
graphic aid has been called for
March in the pCstofnce building and
an examination Tor junior topogra-
pher for March 81. Information may
be obtained from the secretary OF
the local Clvil service commission.
Gertrude Eich. - years old. at No. 52I
Joseph Campau-aVe. was found AT
Chene and Hunt-sts., Thursday af-
tcrnpon, In stupor and Patrolman
schultz took her 70 Hunt-st. station,
whore II was discovered that her
rihht leg was broken. She was later
removed TO 81, Marys hospital
Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske, who Rp-
pears tn the Detroit opera house the
hrst three days OF next week. VIII
speak at a reception In the Hotel
afternoon, before fmembers OF the
Board OF Commerce and their ladies,
Her subject win be 'ARimal wei
fare"
discussion In the meeting Of the
wholesalers bureau OF the Board OF
commerce Thursday night. In me
Griswold house Some OF the ship
Pcrs complained that Chicago gets
better service into Michigan than
Detroit does. and steps TO improve
the situation were urged.
The Wayne county probate court col
lected inheritance taxes ns follows
Thursday: Matthew T. Scott estate,
valued at $4,000. contrlbuted slOf
Frank Sommers estate valued at
$4,000, gave S52325, Henry {. Har-
mon estate. valued at $4,000 handed
over $2.l72,96, The tax Is Fighter
when most OF an estate goes 20 near
relatives
Henry u. Van SIembrouck. chanceII
of the Belgian consulate I'm Detroit,
viii go To New York soon TO look
after the claims OF three children 81
Jean Baptiste Van Impe. who with
his wife and eldest daughter. were
drowned vile the Titanic sank. Van
Impe had returned 10 Belgium from
Detroit to bring his wife to this
country.
In a conference with the principals of
the ten ungraded schools OF the city,
Thursday night, Supt. Chadsey said
that he believed the backward boys
would do better If they had more in
dustrial training, and lie said he
hoped TO be able 10 allow them TO
spend half Of their time in the trade
shops or the schools next year i'm
stead OF a half hour week, az
present
Archie nm. ~ years old, employed as
a matchmaker since last October by
Wright. Kay a. Co. was arrested
Thursday afternoon by Detectives
Reid and Larkins on a warrant
charging him with abandoning his
wife. who lives In Saginaw. Authort- !
ties OF that city say that he left his
wife and two children and went 20
Flint. later coming 10 Detroit ii
VIII be taken 10 Saginaw for trial
Ind, died Thursday In the home OF
her daughter Mrs. II. A. Freund. No. |
10 NlrSiDit-PNrk Mrs Goldsmith |
was paying a visit TO Mrs Ere trr1ti |
when she was stricken with illness |
Mrs. Goldsmith is survived by three |
daughters, Mrs. Freund Mrs joseph |
l.. selling and Miss Mildred Gold |
smith. Funeral services, which viii |
be private, VIII be held Monday |
morning in Mrs Freunds home.
George Liddsrd, - years old. OF No.
1913 Grand Riyer-aNe., became In
VOWED IN an alteration with some 4
foreigners in John IlOlly's saloon. (
No. 243 Bcauhten-st. Thursday after I
noon, and was stabbed in the jaw. j
but made his way TO his home Other I
roc mers thought he was fatally hurt I
and summoned the police, who found /
that the wound was slight Liddard /
was under the Influence OF liquor
First steps townrd the organization Of
"a state association Of builders ex-
changes were taken In meeting or !
builders Of Detroit, Grand Rapids /
and few other cities. Thursday, in /
the rooms OF the Detroit Builders |
and Traders exchange. l.. =. Olt- !
man. OF Grand Rapids. was temper
AIRY chairman Charles \. Bowen ana /
Guy \. Martin. secretaries of the /
Detroit and Grand Rapids exchanges I
were empowered 10 carry on the |
work OF organization.
George HaIanskI was convicted In
Judge PheIan's court OF stealing x95 /
from steve Samus ewlcz, fellow |
boarder, and sentenced 20 serve six /
months at the workhouSc. a woman |
witness said that Halanski drew
from his pocket an ordinary looking |
Knife. and said. See this? When | |
move ii certain way. money pours /
In and rolls TO my feet have |
have money In every pocket and 1
even in the lining OF my clothes
The police were told OF IIalanskis |
statement. and they found $50 in the
lining Of lis coat. just under the
shoulder
Franklin ~. Wentworth. or Boston,
secretary Of the National Fire Pro-
lection association. told the Michigan /
chapter OF the American Institute OF |
Architects I'm the Hotel fuller,
Thursday evening, that the enor- |
nous fire waste Is Gripping the re-
sources Of the United states. He !
said that people were only beginning /
To realize that the fire Insurance /
companies do not pay the losses .
which result from fire. but act 4
paying the price Fire protection en-
gincering, he declared, is becoming /
profitable profession,
Supt. Charles H.. ChRdsey, OF the pub
lie school system, who - member
OF the committee OF the American .