The Detroit times., 1913-02-15
IN DETROIT

Joseph MOrawski, OF No. DTG SO. Aubin-
ave-. reports 10 the police that while
ne was riding on = crosstown car az
De9ulndre-st, Friday afternoon PICK
pockets took Sl26 from him.
Arthur Hanson, No. 1900 woodward
ave, met stranger at Chnmplain
and Hastings-sts. early Friday even
stranger. and as Hanson pulled out
his watch the stranger grabbed H..
ran. and yelled back. Thanks. have
IL now"
headlOng from a Harper chr at sher-
msE-st. and ST. Aubin-ave., Friday
night, as he attempted 20 catch his
hat, which had blown OF. lie sus-
tanned a bad cash In his head, aud IL
IN serious condition In 81. Marys
hospital.
The nying squadron raced 10 Fifth and
IiOwsrd-sts-. late Friday, ON an alarm
that there was man shot. which
proved 10 be true only In slang
sense. Peter Wilson. who was at
least half shot. had an hallucination
that there was man on the roof
near his bedroom, shooting at him.
Nothing 10 IT," was Detective Jack
Buhrs ters3 report
According 20 q representative OF the
yinton Co., the places OF the strikers
on the new Smith building. Griswold
and State-sts., are being filled and
me work Is declared TO be going on
without delay, The strikers. who
work with non-u union men, are pick
citing the building. but are giving no
trouble
Henry schwartE, 30 years old. OF No.
IL Minslow-ave., met with n peculiar
accident while working In the shop
Of the Detroit Showcase Co. No. $50
Forrest west. Friday afternoon. when
big splinter from piece OF wood
whloh he was saving was driven
into his abdomen. He was taken TO
the Detroit sanitarium in police
auto and is said To be I'm u serious
without any struggle. the constitution
which caused "a war between Ralph
Hall Ferris and Horaio ,. earle In
former meeting was adopted by the
Wayne County Progressive club In
meeting Friday night In the Adcraft
club II was announced that the
county must be represented by a
large delegation I'm the convention In
Battle Creek next Wednesday, and
everyone who could spare the time
was urged to go.
,- Suffering for two days from "a frnc-
tuTed skull, sustained when he fell
down a celia stair at No. $50 JEFF
ferson-ave, Feb. IL. Frank Golden,
80 years old. did not realize that he
was seriously hurt He lapsed into
Inconsistencies Friday afternoon
and was taken TO St Mary's hospital.
where the fracture was discovered.
and he is said 10 be In critical con-
dit!Gn, with chances against him. on
account OF the long delay.
}. =. Stringham. Henry Blackwell and
DTS. W, l.. BHbcUck. T.. 4. chHpUtOn
and John n Il. Brown have been APP
pointed committee to wait on
Mayor Marx and his cabinet and la
ter appear before the council and
board OF estimates TO aid In solving
the city hospital problem. The COM
pittee was named at meeting OF
representatives. OF Detroit hospitals.
Friday evening In Harper hospital.
81. Mnry's hospital L. anxious 10 he rid
Of the contract for caring for all
city cases. Including men and women
with delirium tremens. fits. insanity.
and such violent afhictions. The sis
tiers declare that such cases disturb
the even tenor OF the hospital
routine, and in conference with
poor commission officials, Friday. ar
ranged to have the city provide four
attendants and an orderly 10 care
for violent cases. until such time as
city detention hospital can be pro-
vidcd.
Capt. John sullivan, who operates "a
steam ferry In the summer between
Gladwin park and the Belle Isle
hathhouse wants 10 run two ferries
with capacity OF $4,000 persons a
day. between the bridge and the
bathhouse. He asks the city 10 build
docks on both sides. In return for
which he Will operate the ferries on
regular schedule and sell eight
tickets for a quarter. The council
committee on parks and boulevards
has Capt. Sullivan's offer under con-
alteration.
ON the Panama canal In the Detroit
orera house Friday afternoon. and
showed many moving pictures or
work IN prosress ne explained the
sanitation OF the canal zone and the
struggle TO conquer yellow fever.
Children from the East side settle
mput distributed valentines which
they had mado, 10 the audience. The
Lee ture will he repeated at o'clock
sunday evening. in the opera house,
under tho auspices 81 IN" settlement
aul under the direction Of Mrs. b. &.
hftncy.
Tbr Detroit manufacturers who met
with tho legislative committees
which are considering the appropri-
alton 20 represent Michigan In the
Panama exposition ia san Francisco
In 1915. were in favor OF an appro-
prtation OF between 100000 and
100000 for the purpose OF exhibit
Ing the products OF the state.
number az manufa cturers spoke In
favor OF the appropriation but John
!. Gibson, secretary OF the western
Michigan Development bureau, tod
the committee that the money could
be much better spent in developing
the uncultivated land In the state.
Capt. George e. waldo. Of Company &.
First Michigan infantry, was cleared
Friday night OF charges brought
against him by his former first lieu
tenant. George H. Woolley. who was
examining board which Investigated
the charges comprised Lieut.. Col.
Walter Barlow Maj. Roy C. Wander
cook adjutant general, Lansing;
Mai Walter G.. Rogers, quartermas-
tcr-general. Lansing; Maj. John $.
Bersey commanding the Detroit
Light Guard, and Maj. Joseph /.
Kraemer. commanding the Detroit
Light infantry. Lieut.. Woolley
charged that Capt. Waldo had with
held pay from four men and did not
give classes TO non-commissioned Of
ficcrs as often as he should.
Fourteen members of class IL OF the
burroughs school OF sslesmenship got
valentines Friday in the shape OF
diplomas In recognition OF having
completed the prescribed course of
the Burroughs Salesmens school.
Friday morning the men were given
a stiff examination by +. c. Shaw, di-
rector of Burroughs educational
work. in modern bookkeeping meth
DDS as applied with the adding ma
chine and In work on the machine.
Members OF the Burroughs classes
IN salesmenship come from all parts
o. the country at the expense OF the