The Detroit times., 1913-03-26
m DETROIT

ne white Star line plans tn send the
seeaaer Wauketa up 20 AigOnae and
the Flats. Sunday morning, on her
arst trip OF the season.
The jsry In the case Of Paul Fleisher.
who sued Frederick Bancroft for up
wards OF $1,000 as commissions on
engineering contracts and for man
ual labor. brought In a verdict, Tues
day evening. of no cause OF action.
after celebrating IL hours.
The federal authorities In Detroit have
been asked for information about ~.
Albert Grant Negro. arrested In
Minneapolis. Monday. on charge OF
violating the white slave act. He was
found living with Lottie Bonn, a. ~.
year-old white girl. who ciaimeS TO
have been married to Grant In Wiho-
sor last year
CASTOR Cardinal, Indicted ny the grand
jury ON = charge Of bringing wo,
man from Belgium TO the United
states In violation of the immig!a-
ton law. was arraigned before judge
guilty zjoi"n no 9na pt Hungarian
charged with a similar onense, was
also arraigned and entered the same
plea.
Anthony Coruey wss caught after
chase OF two years, through many
parts Of the country. by Miss i his
promise to marry her: she nnaily
located him at No. 3S2 Cicotte-ave..
and caused his arrest: When ar
raigned before Justice Jenrles. Tues
day. Corney waived to the recorder
court.
Carl E'rieske, of OwOsso, n ON exhtbi-
ton In the Detroit Museum OF Art.
and Will remain until Aprii =. Mr.
Frieske was born In 1874. He studied
L. nj ~ ~
in Paris under Constant. Laurens and
Whistler. His work has been ex-
hiblted In most OF the important ART
centsrs. number OF paintings by
Leonard Ochtman, a Dutch artist. IL
also being shown In the museum.
publican club, In the Cadillac hotel,
Tuesday night. Alex J. Groesheck.
state chairman Of the Republicans
predicted the election OF the entire
repeated his statement that the ID,
y. r. would get all the night IT wants,
and that the first move under
municipal ownership will be the con-
struction OF Junction-ave. line. on
which storage battery cars may be
operated.
Mrs. Dudley, wife OF DIR. Albert T..
Dudley. No. A0S GreenwOOd-ave.. who
has been uneasy about her sister,
Mrs. Cornelius Hollestelle. OF Benson.
Nsb.. suburb OF Omaha. which suf-
fered from the recent cyclone. was
relieved OF her anxiety, "Wednesday
morning. when telegram was re-
ceived from Mrs. Hollesteile's hus-
band. saying all were safe. Mrs:
Hollestelle Ia the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Young. No 42O Wabash
ave. Detroit.
"BsIdy" Ortman and Albert
Merique. both weli-knOwn Ham
tramck residents were thrown from
n buggy In which they were riding
Mt Woodward-ave. and Leicester-ct..
Tuesday night when the vehicle was
struck by Woodward car. Ortman
sustained two bad scalp wounds. and
Merique's collar bone was fractured
DIR. Louis A. Goux. Of No 80
stevens building. attended both men,
and later sent them TO Grace hospital
In his automobile.
Roy Rowiey, 81 years old, stuffed up
the cracks In the door Of his room
at No. 63 National-ave., Tuesday
night. turned on the gas. and then
swallowed quantity OF arsenic.
while angry over quarrel when ne
had had with the landlady OF the
house. He had been In respondent
mood for some time. Other roomers
his room. and called Or. James T..
Casey. OF No. 21S Porter-st., who re-
vived Rowley and saved his life.
Herman Roth sued Police Officers John
Mcdonnell and Thomas Madden, and
Joseph Naughton, saloonkeeper FOR
$500 damages In Justice Jones court,
alleging false arrest. The jury gave
him 5000. one-third Of which Is
against each defendant. Roth was
arrested on complaint OF Nnughton.
less check on him. Mcdonnell and
Madden made the arrest. Roth proved
that the check was all right and he
was honorably discharged by the
police.
Justice f. J. Jenries. In q talk In the
West Grand-bivd. NJ. T.. church,
Tuesday evening. suggested Jere {.
Hutchins or Frank w. Brooks as
candidates for ambassador to Great
Britain or France. Their fnesse.
good stead" ne remarked. Justice
JEFF rfes-adxa the municipal
ownership amendment. He said that
the d. l.. r. Is pernicious force In
politics. as legislators throughout
the state recommend men for jobs at
it's hands, and are disposed TO give 1t
favors in return.
Detective Frank Wilkinson, assisted by
Traffic officer Tom Collins, arrested
two suspicious characters. TUESDAY
afternoon. as they were minsling
with the crowds coming from the
Temple theater. The men were sus-
pected OF being pickpockets and the
picture Of one Of them. Louis Goldie.
OF New York. adorns the rogues' gall
lery. the police say. The other man
OF New York. When he was searched.
the police found a list OF the prin-
cipaI millinery stores or Detroit, ana
decided that he would bear investi-
CATION.
u.sted state. District Attorney Clyde
I. Webster went 20 Albion, Tuesday,
to gather evidence In the case
against George b. bearing. charged
with violating the banking laws In
connection with the failure OF the
sistant cashier of the bank. Henry
NJ Dearing his father. who was
cashier Of the bank. pleaded guilty
to a similar charge and was SEN
fenced to Lenvenworth' Iaimer Al,
bearing. a brother. Is also SERVING
time in Leavenworth. having also
pleaded guilty. The elder bearing
will be brought TO Detroit TO TESTIFY
for the defense
"Jake" Haarer In sntis-
system and pumping station Will be
capable of draining the district DUR
ing the rainy season. In previous
years the Fairview district was ire
uuently under water and the nooos
did considerable damage to property.
The commissioner and the committee
on streets inspected the system and
the pumping station few days ago
and were satisfied that the system
has been sufficiently tested. The
commissioner will give the system
his official o. X. and Controller
Uelneman will pay the balance due
on the contract within the next few
days.
Dera TAorne, the principal witness
against Edward KIiever, crested
is:t January on a charge OF violat-
ing the white slave act, appealed to
the federal authorities for protection
swainst him, Tuesday afternoon The
rirl has been missing for some time,