The Detroit times., 1913-03-01
IN DETROIT
TIE Fourteenth Ward True Rlue Re-
publican ciub VIII meet Monday


TIE Fourteenth Ward True RIue RE-
evening, March ), at o'clock. in y
hall at Dis and Vinewood-aves.
An inheritance tax of $500 was col
lected. Friday, On the estate OF the
late Grace Filler Fowler. who left
about 100000
Mrs. NJ. Putnam. Of No. ~ Adeiaide-st.,
reportS 20 the police that someone
stole 500 diamond ring from the
dresser In her COON. some time
Thursday.
John u. Chaddock will address the
Newsboy.' ass.'ciation. sunday even
Ing, In Wheelmen's hall DIR. Lou
McPhee. Harry Sharkey and num-
her of the newsboys Will provide tho
rest or the program.
Prosecutor shepherd announces that he
VIII not be ready 20 Jake up the al
dermanic graft trials for two or three
weeks. He expects that zach OF the
aldermen Will demand separate trials
instead OF conscnting 10 a, blanket
trial arrangement.
PatrOlnaaa John DOemer, of Hunt-st.
etatlOn. retired from the police force
Friday after 20 years OF service HIS
comrades presented him with II hand
some easy chair in his home No
lols McDougall-ave.. Friday night
Detective Hugh Kane il starting Sat
urday on his twenty-irst year ~
detective.
uoeI0l services EOWIm stevens
Will be held Monday mOrpinE In the
family home. 40 sos Belvidere- ave..
and from ST. Demands church Mr.
stevens. for IL ears an employe OF
tn. Detroit public lighting commits
sion. died Thursday He was 35 years
ola and Is survived by his Wife and
four young children.
Robert Little. u jackson artist. paid
Us In Justice Jenries' court, Friday,
for knocking down Joseph Sicger.
Detroit policeman. Little and an
other man had a little trouble at No
lis Grand River-aye. They broke
some furniture and made some noise
Sieger strobe in He attempted to
quiet Little. and a fight resulted.
Robert Garter, OF Toronto. reports TO
- the poliee that u an Held him UP at
Champlain and Hastings-sts., carly
Saturday morning. and robbed him
of s25. threatening 20 shoot IL Car
ter did not hand over the money
Carter handed IL over. he says. He
IL staying in the British American
hotel Windsor.
The annual retreat for men. given IN
der the auspices Of the KNIGHTS Of
Columbus. viii start at our Lady of
the Rosary church, Sunday evening.
At eight o'clock. The Rev. Thomas
J. Sheaiy. 5. j., gifted orator from
New York city. viii deliver AN ad-
benediction. The retreat Will last a
week.
Alfred Dove and Joseph McGrath. OF
Toledo. were arrested by the federal
authorities there on white slave
by Special Agent Raymond Matthews.
OF Detroit. who went there to inves- |
tigate the stories told by Pearl Ma
/ varrc and Florence shea, who are
detained az witnesses in white
slave case here
The Michigan CrOatisn society nIed ar
t!clcs 81 association with County
Clerk Farrell, Friday. The objects
a
tan people Of the state and to ia
miliarize them with the laws OF the
country. The members OF the board
OF directors are Mathiz Orlich. John
Orlich Thomas Ban Nikola Jurevic |
and Frank Dierkcs.
Robert Moore. u 1O-year-old youth who
ssys he served eight months "out Of
picked up by the Detroit police ana
held. on Information giveu by citl !
zen who heard Robert talking. The /
have so far shown no interest in |
Robert, as they have not answered ,
the telegram. .......
Follow Ing several weeks Illness. Rich /
ard c. Richards. assistant ~ 'Ter
OF the Detroit office OF F'ai ~ IS. |
Morse & Co. died, Friday. In his
apartments. No. AZ Erskine-st. Mr..
richards was a merfber Of the Eel
clubs The body Will be taken to
Mayvile. Mich. Mr. Richards birth /
place, for intcrment.
In a meeting Of the North End Repub- !
lican club. Friday evening. Henry }.
Eikhof Informed the members of his
plans IL he is elected on the city /;
charter revision commission. a. T..
Wood recommended Walter Camp |
ward. pr. II. r. Mason, Republican !
candidate in the Third ward. also
spoke.
Alex. Thomas, Negro, charged with n
statutory onense against l4-year-old
Catherine Miller, in connection with !
the revelations of A vice den main |
tained IN Mrs. Mile Austin's home. !
was acquitted by jury in Judge |
Connolly's court Friday. Mrs. Austin |
has been convicted OF pandering and !!
is awaiting sentence. Ross Henry, |
another Negro, has been convicted
and sentenced to long prison term
Ia connection with the same case.
Hnr"ld Rishei, Of No. All Lycnste-ave.,
had n narrow escape from denth |
while working in the bloct-testing
room OF the Hupp Corporation plant |
Friday when his coat caught In a !
hywheel and he was whirled once |
a-ound. before an alert workman
with great presence OF mind. shut
off the powe. The mans head was
cut and bused and he was buised
about the body. He was sent TO st.
Mays hospital.
Daniel Andrews, who called samuel
StODh "a the door Of his Franz in = 1t. |
large section of iron bedstead, was
sent to the workhouse for 80 days In
default OF $50 fine by Justice JEFF
fries. Friday. Stoph had charged
andrews 81 FOR ~ nights lodging
shortly before. Andrews thought IL
over. became angry. and visited what
he thought was suitable punishment
on Stoph.
Playing with matches I'm the kitchen
Of his home. Fiday, Raymond SchOm-
me, two yeas old. OF No. ~ Wesson-
ave. was fatally bunod in spite OF
his mothe's heoic efYot TO save him,
The baby. with his brother. Frank.
who is four years old were left alone
for few moments while their moth
or went to a shed for some kindling.
she heard the baby scream. and
rushing into the Kitchen. found his
clothing all ablaze. She quickly
wrapped rug around the child ex-
tinguishing the flames. but Ray
mond's head and shoulders were so
badly burned that he died a few
hours later in Solvay hospital.
EmmR Goldman told an audience In
Prlsmntic hall Friday night that she
considers the ballot thing OF too
little Importance to be striven for
seriously by women. The leader OF
the American anarchists said that
women rule men by tickling their
vanity. and scolded women for being.
as she said, parasites. sitting the
ideals and aspirations OF men A
number Of students from the tnivcr-
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