The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
IN DETROIT

rhrfr autts follows
were started Monday Martin Va.
Anna llumpula. descrtion ana cruel
~. Alice VS.. George Mccullough.
cruelty, and Kate = Is, John pobler,
cruelty ana dcsertion.
Friends in Detroit have received word
OF the death In Chicago Of Thomas
Jewell, Il years old, Al former resi-
dent Of Wyandotte MIR Jewell had
been employed as superintendent OF
the Wisconsin steel Co in south
Chicago.
rank stevens, about 90 years old, was
nned -, wiah 80 days In the work.
house as the alternative, for accost-
Ing Alice Winter l5-year-olds en-
ploye OF X. IA. Ryfe x Co.. as she
was leaving the store saturday night.
The girl stated that he tried 10 ac-
company her home. and demanded TO
know her address.
he Rev. Eugene VI. Antrim. for the
last two and hair years pastor of
the North Woodward Methodist
church. has announced to the official
board OF the church that he will not
return TO the Passionate after the
gave no reason for his action be-
yond stating that he desired to make
u change.
atrOlmnn Fred Juergens was convict
ed In Justice Jefries' court Monday
or the charge OF assault and battery
preferred by V. j. Selewsky. Patrol
man samuel Smith was acquitted
Juergens Was fined $40. with 80 days
In the workhouse as tho alternative.
SeIewsky was roughly handled py
Juergens while attending the wrest-
ling bouts recently held In the arm
DRY.
warren O'Day was seriously injured
Monday night when knocked down
by II Jefferson line car AT Warren
and Grand -kiyer-ayes4- 4pay,.wha
was waiting Tor "A car, IL said To have
stood too close To the track and was
struck by projection on the side OF
the car. He was knocked 10 the
ground and badly bruised. He was
removed to his home No. l34y Grand
River-ave.
nm Cupid helped barney Guinnan out
Of serious difficulty In the police
court Monday. Barney had been ar
rested on complaint OF Margaret
Whyte lie told Justice Stein that
he was willing 10 marry Margaret
and "A marriage ceremony was the
result, the knot being tied by Judge
Phelan In the recorders court. JUS
tice Stein afterward dismissed the
case against Barney.
bseph Petr0vies, who sold out his per-
sOnai property and left for the old
country, neglectinH TO pay FOR $2Vop
worth OF diamonds which he had pur-
chased from the Griffin Jewclry Co.
on the installment plan, paying $500
down. was arrested Monday by New
York police. on ndvices from the. De-
troit department. Detective John
Reid will leave for New York Tues
day To brins Petrovies back
rustees for the board of the Teachers
Hospital association have been NOM
mated as follows. Albertus Darneii.
Central high school; Alice Robson
Fairbanks; Emo Albrecht. Central
high: Chane Celt. Norveil; Amelia
Potter. Palmer, Mary r. Lodge.
Berry: Laura Downey. Scripps. Two
will be elected from the list March
90 to succeed Miss Laura Downey
and Emo Albrecht, whose terms have
expired.
uitcd states District Attorney clyde
!. Webster has requested Judge Tut
tie TO call the federal traverse jury
for March 25, and il il expected That
the cases which are now before the
grand Jury will be ready for trial
at that time The case Of pr. Rome
Tompkins. charced with violation
OF the Mann act. was put over Tor
hearing on March 10. and II is pos
sible that the VIII be reached
by the grand jury before the hear
ing Is held.
In q meeting Of the council ordnance
committee. Monday, against the pro-
posed ordinance compelling them Ia
carefully wrap each lear OF bread
by Aid Maurice j. Heating at the
request Of the Housewives league.
The smaller dealers say such an or
dinance would practically force them
out OF business The ordinance was
taken under advisement.
|hiIe moving a piano out of the prem
laes NJ No. GID Nichigan-nve.. Nom
day noon, William Garbing. 80 years
cid. snd employed by the Central
Storage Co, was caught under the
"a h...
slipped and fell and was so badly
crushed that IL ~ feared he VIII die.
lie was taken to ST. Mary's hospital
in police auto, aud surgeons re-
port that he IL IN critical condt-
tion from internal injuries.
the annual meeting Of the Michigan
Cremation assoctntion. Monday. DIR.
GUY l.. Kiefcr. president Of the as
ISOLATION. reported that 10+ bodies
had been cremated in 1912 an in
crease OF 16 over 1911 and of 81 over
1910. Germany said Or. Kiefer, had
made the greatest progress In sub
etitt ting cremation for burial The
Following officers were elected: l'resi :
dent. Guy L. Kiefer; president.
A. w Allen. treasurer, &. Leidich
secretary, Dr. Hugo Erickson.
euorts received by the committee on
Iiquor regulation has convinced AID.
Harry Dingcman of the evil OF al
lowing women to solicit aims IN sa-
looms, and he has directed Assista mt
Corporation Counsel Thomas Penni-
man to draft an ordinance which VIII
Put stop to the practice. Repre- =
aentatives of several charitable or-
ganizations now make daily visits
to saloons The present ordinance
allows women more than IL years or
age to enter saloons for alrns-so-
Letting purposes.
DR.. George ". sherman. the we'll
known Detroit physician, who went
TO Germany several months ago TO
learn something OF the Friedman
tuberculosis cure. and has just re-
turned to his home in this city, says
that DR. Friedman enjoys high
standing and distinction among Ger
man scientists Or Sherman says
that DR.. rFiedmann Is not the sort OF
man to make claims unless sure OF
his ground. While in Berlin Dr
Sherman had lengthy conference
with DR.. Friedman.
rthur Manuel brought suit against
Narcelena watson I'm Justice Jones
court Monday to recover Sooo danl,
ages claiming that the health oil
himself wife and children has been
affected by the alleged unsanitary
condition OF "A house which ne rent
ed from the defendant at NO. s3'
Forrest west Manuel said that there
was water under the house. and that
the moisture caused the carpets q
rot and the bedsprings to rust AND
fall apart. In addition To inJurlnI
the health OF the family. justice
Jones dismissed the case.
lose and James schmidt, aged II and
10 years. respectively. were nftscket
by an unidentified man VINO dragged
them into an alley Off Nineteenth-st
near Baker-st.. Monday night. "a
trolman Lester Potter, VINO wss pass
Ing M the time. heard the screams
OF the children and when he ap
preached the prowler fed Citizen!
pursued him. but he managed TO es
ths children they were going fo