The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-20
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
Charles skiIl, No. 22s Ftfth-st, report
- 10 the police early Tuesday morn
ing that someone had entered n,s
room and stole diamond STUD va
usd at sioo. and clothing Va'ue' "
The faithful horse which the late DR..
E. r, Shurly drove for many years
In his medical practice previous 10
the coming OF the motor car. was
shot Monday on Crosse lie, IN ac'
cordance with the doctors wish.
Three su.pects arrested Monday ~
Detectives WilklnsOn and Dowd were
given their freedom on their promise
TO leave town. They described them
selves as John White, 20 years old.
said TO be confidence man; John
Reed, 20 years old, and Morris Dash.
20 years old: All were suspected OF
being dips"
Health Ofaeer ktefer's proposed ordi-
nance. cempeiiing grocers .nd fruit
hibited for sale. was killed BY the
council committee on ordinances.
Monday afternoon. Aid. Nowc, Lit
tlefeld and Rutter voted against the
ordinance, the grocers complaining
that IL was too drastic.
A tri-state convention Of bakers from
Michigan, Ohio and Indiana Will be
held In the Hotel Cadillac June 3, =
and with the Detroit Bakers club
OF business discussion there will be
social entertainments OF all kinds
and q modern bakery In full oper-
alton will be shown In the conven-
ton hall OF the hotel
u. n. CANDLES night lunch wagon,
stanaing west OF the public library.
was the center OF considerable ex-
element Monday night, when some
grease caught fire. and mad bright
fare. hTe whole downtown hre de-
partment rushed to answer the alarm
and thousands of spectators gath
cred but the blaze was extinguished
with cups Of coffee by the patrons or
the wagon.
Mrs. william Mckay. - years old, died
her Daughter. Mrs. George Kanter.
No. So E1iot-st. Mrs. Mckay was
born in New Brunswick and had lived
In Detroit since 1850. She was the
years wsa1" an 81 of Scp Of the B e. Reat
Funeral services Will be held In the
Kanter home Wednesday afternoon
at = o'clock. with the Rev. Joseph A
Vance. OF the First Presbyterian
church officiating.
Inspector Jehn kolb, OF the poor com-
nisslens II trying 20 locate relatives
OF Emil Schlossmacher. an old SOL
died. who died sunday night at
Eloise. SchlOssmacher Is known to
have son and daughter some
where in Detroit and the authorities
are anxious to locate them. He had
been taken to Eloise, Ave months ago
a. . ward Of Supt. Marker. the lat
ter having been made guardian Of
the old man. schiossmaoher fought
through the Civil war with Company
4, Second Michigan regiment He was
- years old.
Gesrge r. Randolph, Arst vice-presi-
road CO.. has written to Mayor Marx
In response to the latter's suggestion
that the railroad extend its line to
Detroit from point west OF Toledo
60 improve the city's shipping facili-
ties. saying that the prohibitive cost
Of acquiring terminal property in De-
tr0it renders the scheme practically
impossible. However. Mr.. Randolph
assured the mayor that ne would
dent Of the road in the next board
meeting.
Mrs. Edward BradAeid. Who recently
applied To the prosecutor for = war
rant charging her husband with
she had been forced to walk the
streets with her eight-mont this old
babe, on account OF lack Of funds 10
said to have suddenly left the city.
Merrill. OF No. $50 Beividere-ave. II
In thought that she has gone TO join
her husband. The s. r. G. G.. will
take charge OF the child IL neither OF
the parents claims 1t within a rea-
sonable time.
tueky, was "t0ting" q revolver near
ly two feet long, and with a bore
like o Held gun. az he walked along
Monrce-avs.. Sunday. and as Madison
tail, the mammoth .'weepon' was
quite conspicuous. Traffic Officer
Tom Collins nabbed the Negro. who
said he had Just purchased the gun
in . pawn show. and was taking IL
AZ q bodyguard on his travels to CO.
Iumbus. o. Madison was arraign cd
before Justice Stein on a charge Of
carrying concealed weapons. and was
held 90 the recorders court for trial.
Despoot EastePn High school Will open
saturday. May 81. The school excuf-
sion II being given under the aus
picee Of the Eastern High School
Alum Is. sss Of sn sh. the % Ss
turned over to the school scholarship
fund association. The excursion has
been IN annual AFFAIR for nearly -
years and Il sIw .s lsrssly ATTENDED ID
are: President. William $. McCor-
mick; vice-presfdent and chairman OF
executive board; FLOYD Kennedy; Sec
eetary. Lucille Curtis; treasurer. Crys'
- oo1egneo Will got carry eus their
1nnUn1 q eevoke The transfer NJ Paul
F xo5be's license from the Belle Isle
4 coMno 10 downtown hotel, In the
coooe1l meeting Tuesday night. On
~ - oAvice Of Assistant Corporation
IS UunUef 9armey. Kobe will be given
80 peeIges time IN which to vHcafr
4 ~ ouG)oo. ~ he docs not move at
n r - 81 that time the aldermen
}I19 ~ A)d. Otto RcInhardt's re-
/ n lJyIl1?u ~ the transfsr OF