The Detroit times., 1913-10-11
IN DETROIT

I'm LIE MIL
Justice Aaolph Uerkard never hesitstes
to 10 His dsty. est Ne hss = soft hssr.
and sometimes he reients the nigh'
OF September ~ he caught George
into a saloon at No. fsS 81. Antoine
ST. and turned him over TO the po'
lice. When the boy was brought up
Gerhard Was on hand to plead for the
boys release. and IL was through his
efforts as much as by the work OF
the boys attorney that he was freed
on order OF Judge Phelan. His de.
Tense was that ne was intoxicated
and had no Intention OF stealing.
A. q result Of . chance meeting In the
poultry show 1t the MichiSa. state
tsir. = few weeks ago. Mrs. Floren-
the city limits on Mt. Elliott-ave..
was married Thursday evening TO
Rudolph Wie'ersheim 60 years old,
OF Aipena. The couple met At the
developed. Mr.. Weitersheim, Wild.
over whose children had all married
and left tho old home, found life
lonely. and as Mrs. Schattauer wa.
widow without ties the two decided
10 get married. They Will reside In
Alpena
>. Fraacis Walsh. whose operations are
being watched ~ the Michigan Sc
ting commissioner and the federal
treasury department. because or his
promotion OF the Commonwealth cor
poration, OF Delaware. the securities
under the blue sky" law. has as
signed a ohattel mortgage for Sto6
on his household effects at No. 20 Eu-
clid-ave. east. to his father. Joseph
ton that he is closing up his AFFAIRS
In this state
German Socialists Friday evening
passed q resolution condemniag Gov:
Ferris and the supreme court OF
Michigan and declaring that they
owners OF the copper country. Inc
state government" says the resolu-
ton. has been consistently used by
the copper barons to force the strik-
Ing miners back to work. through the
use OF the militia and by permitting
gunner TO operate contrary To the
state laws"
"HypO Slim," otherwise known ~ WILL
was arrested Friday night by Detec,
ttves Boersig and Donovan. charged
with carrying dope" He had stock
Of 100 heroin tablets and hypoder.
mic syringe In his pockets. He will
be allowed 10 make statement be-
fore the prosecuting attorney.
Mrs. william Petersoa. No. 80 Haroa-
~. teek mean advantage Of {
wSuld-be highwayman Friday night
The htghwayman was timid. He met
Mrs Peterson at Michigan-ave. and
Locust st and tried In a bashful way
70 demand her money or her life
NrN Peterson. without stopping tc
consider that the man was an anna
tsvP, let forth q scream. One Ions
terrified scream sent the highway
man scuttling away into the night
Mrs. Peterson reported the matter to
the police.
| A.
Judge PAelan's court Friday for cell.
ing oleomargerine without display
ing the proper sign. The complaint
was made by State Food Inspector
Collins.
DAsreDutable women will not be allow.
81 10 escape fron the vice distr1c'
into low class rooming houses, anc
rooming house owners who attemp
to hsrbor them will suffer for Il
II am convinced that most OF thu
women from the vice district arr
leaving the city" said the commits
sioner; and ! am not much slarmss
houses In the residence districts"
Benjanin Becker, aine years old. va,
sss.f klyi.E On the law. OF n. nSm:
Friday night. HIS mother. Mrs. Anna
boy was taken to st. Mary's hospital
The ouly explanation suggested fo
his condition was an injury received
several days ago in a football game
Resadents N the ns1gAhorhsoA Aavu
protested against the action Of tn
council In granting permission to the
Acme White Lead & Color works 4
construct q spur track ACROSS st
Aubtn-ave., near DeQuindre-st, ant
Aid. Nowc has fled a reconsidsrat ito,
TO give them an opportunity Of being
heard.
Mayor MARI - sending invitations q
Gown Prince Gustavus Adolphus ant
his wife, asking them TO stop of IL
Detroit Tor few days when they
visit the United States and the Pan
the royal pair accepts, arrangement
Will be made to have the local SwoJ
fsh societies OF Detroit prepare q
welcome.
In an effort 10 stop . runaway horse
st, near the Michigan Central tracks
William Wells. No. 1876 Lambie pI.
was badly bruised. He seized the
bride Of the frightened horse, blu,
was Knocked to the pavement and
the wagon ran over his foot.
Fuaersl services will be held, Monda,
morning, In the Church Of the An
nuiciation, for Bartholomew Sey.
mour. 70 years old, who died. Friday
from pneumonia, In the family nvms
No. 21S3 Je5ferson-ave. Mr. Seym ,yI
had lived Detroit about IS years
and was engaged in the real estu.t
business until retirement about Il
years ago. The surviving family in.
eludes Mrs. Seymour. I'VE sons and
Y.M iauxnters. two OF the so~s Q