The Detroit times., 1913-02-25
IN DETROIT


Frank Rafferty,. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rafferty,, No. $50 Magnolia
ST. died Friday, In Little Rock, ARK,
Z aid the body is being brought TO De-
troit.
Loui. Iuor~nth wants $4,000 from the
lDetroit Copper a Brass Rolling Mills,
AS the, result Of his left hand bclnS
injured, he.says. while he WAS work =
ing for the plaintiffs.
Christie Den~. 23 yenrs old. was ar
ratgned before Justice stein. Mon
day, charged with an offensc against
Draga Nichoshoft lo-year-old sari
His bail was fixed az $1,000, and he
will have a hearing, March 4.
Walter Stark~, 20 years old, Of No. :0f
DiN-uve., was kicked In the back by
"A horse, while leading another AMI
mai into the barn at No. sf2 -FOUR
teenth-ave.. Monday afternoon. lie
was badly injured, and was taken 10
Grace hospital
The number of trustees On the board
Of the new Detroit General hospital
Will be increa sed from IL TO 10, fol-
lowing action taken in an executive
meeting held Monday in the Hotel
Pontchartrain with President Merton
Il. Farr presiding.
Charles kimbie, charged with Dander-
tag, was srrsiEned before Justice
Stein. Monday. and was held In SS0o
bail for examination. Feb 81. Sophie
Maston. the woman In the case. was
held as a witness, her bail being
fixed at the same hgure.
Funeral services for the late GOttfried
Brinkman, were held Tuesday morn
Ing. In the Church Of the Grotto. MT.
Seven-Mile Road hotel. Grafton
township, and has held several pub
lie positions In township AFFAIRS.
Attorney Stewart Hanley, appearing
for w. Il. Cook 4 Co.. In the ah.enee
of Attorney w. Il. Brown, of Chicago.
asked Judge Connolly, Monday. Tor
4 speedy retrial OF the bucket shop
case. Prosecutor Jasnowski assent
ing. the case was set for Wednesday
Mrs. VI. kerberg reported 10 the police,
Monday evening. that = sneak thief
entered her home at No. 6is hum
bofdt-avr., and saeaked- bank
containing SIS III dimes and $lo IN
bills. from room adjoining the one
in which members OF the family were
sitting.
a nmn,her of cOIOred citizens Of Detroit
adopted a resolutions, Monday niYn.
calling upon Congressman FRANK u.
Doremus to join with oonsr, he
name OF James a. Ross, OF Bunaio.
who has been editor OF the Detroit
Informer. for the position OF recor
der OF deeds for the DISTRICT Oh
Columbia.
police recorded him. was removed 10
the asylum In Pontiac. Monday AFTER
noon after local police had peconic
nervous over his four-uay soIou' ,,,,ia
the central station, where his WHO
conduct prevented other prisoners
from sleeping. and caused police 70
work overtime keeping constant
watch upon him.
Funeral services for the late M!cnssi
Francis Hogan were held Monday In
HOLY Trinity church. an edinco ne
helped 10 build. Mr. Hogan was porn
IN ireland In 1895. and came TO De-
AH III
Familiarity known to the residents OF
that part OF the city In which he
lived as m r." MIR. Hogan died
Saturday In his home. No. % HART
son-ave.
Pearl Navarro and Mrs. Clara Cecil.
witnesses In the case of George Cecil,
who is leader in the white slave
traffic. were arrested by the Ieuerai
authorities Ia Toledo. and VIII De
brought back TO Detroit to TESTIFY
against him. The women were ar
rested when Cecil was fst-ta&en
into custody. but were later released
and II Is believed that they were
warned to disappear
Some clever s,Slpdler called mt Parker.
Webb 4 Co.'S packing house, TWEEN
tieth-st. and Michigan-ave.. with an
order purporting to be signed by the
manager OF the down town store, and
asking that a horse and wagon be
turned over to the bearer. The wagon
was later found. abandoned. and the
horse, valued AT t<oV, was Iounu III a
west-side livery barn where IL had
been sold for $50
-Four vorkmen In the boiler room OF
w. II. Edgar Il sons sugar rennery,
= Lafayette blvd and Twelfth-st., had
narrow escapes from injury when
sugar mill exploded, from spontane-
Gus combustion, hurting pieces OF
machinery through the boiler room,
and causing a blaze which did about
$1,000 damage. The fire was confined
70 the boiler room. and the damaxe
was mostly done 10 machinery, while
water damaged some OF the finished
product.
"Drs. X. and H." Kennedy and Ken
nedy, convicted In Judge HOsmer's
court. some days ago. on charge or
circulating indecent Advertising 1T
erature in Plymouth, nave HppeHfcd
the conviction TO the supreme court.
Judge Hosmer intImated'at the time
they were found guilty that he
planned to send them to jail. He
granted time for the proposed APP
peal and the limit was reached, Mon
day. They will be allowed their lib
erty pending the outcome OF the ap-
peal.
Joseph TuaPkOwski, the Polish youth
who shot and killed John Pikares
while foOling with F1obert rife In
SUNDAY" saloon on Lockwood-st..
Feb. 16 was exonerated by jury In
Coroner Rothacher's court Monday
afternoon. the jury holding that the
shooting was accidental. Meanwhile,
sworn out a warrant charging Tuar-
kowski with homicide, and the war
rant will probably be Withdrawn. or
the case dismissed when II comes up