The Detroit times., 1913-06-03
IN DETROIT

Frelerics II. June nled suit for divorce.
Monday. from Pauline june, charging
cduelty
Charles w. Barron and john ID. Morson.
Doyle. Michigan state banking con-
missioner have been appointed ss
sistant cashiers OF the Dime savin.s
hank. Both men have had consiie'-
able banking experience.
Levi. H.. Frank q. and Cyril ,. Wcst-
name II L. II. Westphal 4 Sons. u
Brighten, Mich, have hled triplicat-
OF the United states court clei Z.
listing their combined liabilities AZ
s4.si5.75 and assets. sa,t3i.25.
Inheritance taxes were collected On e.-
t:te. ms fellows by the probate s ."T'' y
si.24s. 80; Charles II. Webster y. :.
Catherine lieibel. t222sA 'aroI,hc
Brown, s?53t;: MARY + LansS
$30o.t3. In the latter estate %
cousins shared each getting s2sll.
John burroughs, worId-fam-d natural
ist. writer. poet, friend Of Emerson.
Thoreau and Whitman, anu laet Oh
the old Transandentalists. VII arr ia
the guest for several days OF ms
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Buck, OK
No. rs Connecticut-a Hlshiah'
Park
y y. DeWcy. VINO hcit toe Dss'c's
city Gas ~. two years ago To become
Vice-lresident and general mana ger
Of the Grand Rapids Gas Light Co.
returned to- Detroit. Monday, 10 be-
troit company irwin Butterworh
has retired as general manager be-
cause Of Ill health. but remains vice.
president.
CanAeld-eve. east, charged with
Dee y. was acquitted in Judss
the court 9rs Mon ,S. CASE
shown that Kehe ran u poker game
in back room OF the saloon. and
that on one occasion. the club room
was raided, and two members OF the
choir OF ST. Elixsbeth's church were
among those who paid So fines In JUS
tice Jerries' court.
Aid. Charles w. Burtos, president Of tho
so1 SSaI,m r%s"Ss' Ss sn sab M 1 npRG'n
committee to MI the vacancy cause
by the death OF Aid william T.
Kingsley. who was also member OF
the liquor regulations. claims and ac-
counts. streets and health and c'ty
hospital committees. Aid. Maurioe j.
Heating is second man ON the public
made chairman The committee has
the Investigation of the telephone
service before IL ana Aid. Burton VIII
request the new chairman to proceed
with the probe as quickly as pos
sible.
More cases Of alleged adulterattOn of
milk were heard BY Justice DeGaw
Monday. with the result that three
journed. The defendants DISCHARGE
are w Poett August Milks and c
Schwartz. These cases fell through
because of there being no proof that
the men in charge OF the wagons
from which the milk was taken Tor
tests. were agents OF the owners or
the property. The case against John
Nallor was adjourned, because tne
prosecution summoned the wrong son
OF Nallor as the driver Of the fathers
wagon.
The Jury which II choosing the best
mitted for the new Detroit puzzle
library visited the proposed library
site Monday afternoon, after SPEND
Ing , the day sompsrins the plans bans
Paul Cret. OF the University OF PEI n
sylvanIa; John n. Mauran. architecs
OF 81 Louis. and DR. Herbert Putnam
guests of the Detroit library commits
sion at dinner In the Detroit club. rho
library commission. In a special meet.
contr aGnaa TO- 5esn tss
sal" OF bonds for the purchase or tho
libs ry site.
About 100 members Of the whOlesaiers'
bureau Of the Board Of Commerce.
-.
over the Pere Marquette, on the mrs
business mems trip OF the year. On
the train. plans were discussed ~
Of which have been planned the De-
troit men were met by representa-
tives of the Lansing Board Of Com
merce. with automobiles. and were
driven about the city. Luncheon ard
dinner I'm the Downey house arS
scheduled. The party Will leave Law.
sing at 7:+5 Tuesday evening.
The third annual banquet Of the DetrUIs
Monday evening. in the Eliioit- r rs".
lor-W oolfenden cafe. About 800 At
tended. Addresses were made by :he
Rev. l.. b. Bisseli and the Rev. Dansl
A. Polling Officers were chosen as
follows: President. Leonard Howard:
vice-president, Raymond Woolfencen:
corresponding secretary, Jennie w.
helmina Lorbers; treasurer. A. II.
Etzold superintendents, i. II. Ben-
zten, Elizabeth Wright, II, y. Dinwid.
die. Helen o. Miller. Maud straw,
Cass NJ Chase, Elizabeth Litz. Harold
Hyde.
An automobile owned by John Henry.
from Woodward and seldom ave-.
day. stalled in the mud. and with one
axle broken. near Richmond. Mica.
Henry learned OF tho recovery OF the
machine just az the JOY riders rsd
machine, from a garage at WOOD.
ward and Selden-aves., and placed
them on the Henry auto Neal was
notified that IL WAS his machine thar
was found In Richmond. Then a
little deduction on the stolen license
numbers and the scene OF the theft.
led TO the Identification of the ma :.
chine as Henry's.
squad Of police from Hunt-st. sta
ton. responding 10 nm alarm that
there was "A riot in Millers hotel Gt
No. 10s Napoleon-st. found John
Mooney, OF Boston. half unconscious
and bleeding from q bad wound In his
head, inflicted by a wooden leg, used
a club by its owner, John McDer.
mott. OF Pittsburgh. Twenty men tn
the place. giving their addresses az
New York, Cleveland. Boston, Cih-
cinnati and cities In the west. we're
rounded up for investigation OF the
row Mooney was sent to st. Marys
hospital. and McDermott was looked
up on charge of assault. pending
the outcome OF his victims injuries.
Miller was formerly owner OF the
notorious House OF All Nations,
which wac put out OF business by the
police and health board after years
OF existence as the pest hole OF De-
troit.