The Detroit times., 1913-01-31
IN DETROIT

Mrs. Mathilda ConstonEuay, 20 years oil.
NO. - Howai dave, Windsor. Was
nnsd 30 Dy Justice Stein. Thursday
Tor stealing numerous small articles
from Detroit store.
Spring weather caused "a youngsters
ca wander away from their homes ON
Thursday, Ia be reported e. the po-
wee as missing All OF the children
were safely returned To their par
ents before nightfall.
Capt Norman W. King. OF Minneap-
oils, now engaged in private detec-
tive work and formerly vessel pi-
lot. with headquarters in Detroit, Is
visiting in the city, having come to
attend the funeral OF his sister, Mrs
C.. W, Maynard. No. 81 Frederick-st,
who died recently.
George Spencer. alias .sTke Buster"
faced Justice stein, Thursday. They
call George that funny name because
ne "dusts" from town TO town after
persons miss pOcketbooks. the police
say. lie is charged with picking the
pocket or William Dorwart and TAX
ms a purse and 81 He Will have
an examination Feb. T.
The officers of the North End Repub-
lican club, formerly the North End
Tart Republican club met Thursday
night and appointed a committee TO
tion FOR the clubs annual excursion
To Tashmoo park. the date OF which
was nxed az July 81 Matthew :.
Gainey was Endorsed for the position
OF police justice, providing tho bill
creating the third justiceship liz
passed by the legislature.
supt. Chadsey, OF the public schools, II
opposed 90 the hill now before the
Legislature, providing for a UNIFORM
system OF text books I'm the state.
IL halt hot OF
study. satisfactory 10 both urban and
rural districts. can be worked out
lie also advances the belief that the
proposed plan would place the CON
troll of the schools and the book
question In the hands or politicians.
Estimator Frank wobrock, the Napo-
leon OF politics In the Eighteenth
ward. viii be able TO hold two po-
litical jobs at the same time. ac-
eeFdiHg- to a verhal opinion from AS
sistant Corporation Counsel Tarsney.
Wobrock was recently appointed un-
de- sheriff by "Milt" Oakman. Tars-
ney decided that the two Jobs were
not Incompatible and, therefore, Wo-
brock will be able 10 hang on to his
city job and dlso draw pay from the
county.
Police officers. who found "Red Hugh
lie" at Macomb and Beaubien SITS,
Thursday night, unconscious from an
overdose OF some drug. probably CO.
caine. thought that the mans career
was ClOSe 10 an enu, ana FusneQ MIN
10 ST. Mary's hospital after Police
Surgeon Thomas decided that his
condition was critical But they
failed 10 take Reds" capacity for
drugs into consideration. and he Is
much alive. and Will recover. His
right name is Thomas McGurrin. and
he Is we'll known 10 the police
James II. Pound, who was the Pro-
kressive candidate for congress In
the first district last fall, is being
talked OF by the Progressives as
their candidate In the spring for
Justice OF the supreme court. His
friends find indications OF his popu-
larity In the fact that he polled
shout 10000 more votes than did
Horatio =. Earle, Progressive candi-
dt te for mayor, and they declare that
he has argued more than 500 cases
before the supreme court. Mr..
Pound says that he has given the
matter Of his candidacy no thought
whatevar.
Funeral services for the late DeIima
Beaudry Will be held Saturday morn
ing at o'clock in ST. Joachims
church. Mr.. Beaudry was one OF
Detroits oldest and best Unknown
clothing merchants up 10 the time
OF his retirement from business I'm
1907. when he had store at No. SO
Woodward ave. lie was born In
Quebec province az years ago, and
had lived in, Detroit since 1865: Mr.
Beaudry, who died In the family
home. No. Az Champlain-st., We'd
nesday. Is survived BY his wife and
three brothers. y. /. Beaudry. OF
Grand Haven. Mich, and Alfred and
Edmuno Beaudry. OF Quebec prov
ince.
Alfred O. Dunk, president of the Auto
Parts Manufacturing Cot Mrs. Dunk,
president or the Detroit Housewives
league, and their eight-year-old
daughter, Dorothy. have taken the
paSteur treatment in Ann Arbor as
a result OF the discovery that their
French poodle chloroformed last Sat-
urday. was a victim OF rabies. 1t IL
believed that the dog was bitten
last November by neighbor's dog
that went mad. There was no sign
OF rabies until the poodle ran away
last Wedne sddy and failed 10 return
until Friday when IL appeared In
the Dunk home, No 90 Chicago blvd.
west covered with mud and quite
exhausted IL was sent 10 DR., Elijah
L. Patterson's veterinary hospital,
No ESQ Grand River-ave,, whore II
was chloruformed. Mr.. Dunk had the
dogs head examined, and signs OF
rabies were found