The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-22
IN DETROIT

george Bury, brought hack from To-
ledo.. and su.pested Of heinF the
"gimlst burgiar, VINO nn 9ppsd rs snu
dcnces. found a friend In need In his
estranged wife. who lives at NO. lso
Beech-st.. but her efforts may not
verware found in Bury's possession
belonged to her and was not stolen.
She said that Bury was a good citi-
zen until he inherited $4,000.
Sol Berman, whose WoOdward-ave.
clothing store was piundered OF mere mere
and furnishings, swore out war
rant Tuesday. accusing John BrHdy
alias Walter Godfrey. and Marx
dishwasher in the hotel across the
alley, declared that the stolen goods
found in his possession had been slid
through a window to him o Ros sons
was taking trunk and severnl suit
cases flled with the Bermar S<'C'er
to the depot when arrested. Both
bail each. for examination Oct rs
They stood mute when asked to
plead.
Four men who were well supplied with
S0-cent pines are held nv the police
on the charge Of breaking into
stealing % pipes. early sunday morn
ing. Police are investigating fnrth-
er to ind out whether the Quartet
Md ANYTHING to do with the the,t ~
s363 worth OF watches from sallan's
tewelry store. and some cash from
the National Cash Register Co Office
% Nike nr's Wisow-k re alias Fsrrel
years old: Joseph Craven alias d.
Wis q wears Old Douv'Hs Mcconnell.
aged ~ and Walter Nviinski TO-
all residing In the E'pire hotei.
johann LeicAt, 1s-year-oid Austrian
SAH
English, arrived in Detroit Tuesday
noon In search Of his uncle. Georg
Fischer. who worked in the Hotel
to come here from Baltimore. where
young Leicht lived for while after
his arrival In this country; Leicht
learned at the hotel that his uncle
had left. and no one knew his adj
dress Inspector High obtained work
for the youth. who was penniless
and broken hearted. Police are try
ing TO locate the uncle.
Estimator r. r. Muir advocates the
calling Of q special election 70 vote
on a charter amendment authorizing
a 31.000,0Oo bond issue for a mum,
cipai hospital "AddisiSnai na hSspit al
Detroit" said the estimator. The
poor commission H. making no move
to help out the situation with the
always advocated a municipal hos
pital million dollar bond issue
would give us q start. II necessary
I am willing to get 5000 signatures
on a petition asking for n special
election"
ssThere will he no Increase Of MichiGaa
freight rates until the interstate
commerce commission decides that
all roads throughout the country may
raise rates" said General Freight
Agent w G. Rowley. OF the Michi-
gan Central, speaking OF the petition
OF Michigan shippers to the state
railroad commission. asking sus.
boost, effective Nov. Is. The roads
in Michigan are willing to hold on.
awaiting action by the federal COM
mission, realizing that 1t would De
unjust to Michigan shippers to put
into effect an increase In this state
that would not be general through
out the country"
milk that was ready for marketing.
S. Lake. dairy farmer. living near
Worthwhile. was convicted before JUS
tice DeGaw, Tuesday, and fined S2a.
A. Marty, another milkman, was
fined 800 ~ watering milk which
he sold In Detroit.
After spenaing the hulk Of e1.@00 be-
alan he was made by the probate
court last April, John Curry was
called into court, before Judge Han
ley, Tuesday. to render an account
ing OF his handling OF the estate. He
made a foundering effort to justify
the account that the young man was
found to owe the estate $685., which
he was ordered to pay within so
DAYS. The elder Curry IL a paralytic.
The court appointed Attorney j. j.
Walsh special guardian.