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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

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Saters ideint amer Srase
sm iteben.
lsp.siaLsasaaramm sieier s,ituna.l

" o III, s. Npril. - Scr Yapit bat
geitern cinen ldipcren Hiidiall erlitz
ten, infol9c lang alibauernber Sil9er>
InDien5en. lle6cr cine Stunbc pcrz
pcilte Der yeibnrSt 81. Gttere Nare
hiaiarn bel Dem arontcn. ipdbrcrb
Or. Imici Die sart5e Nnd,t an Grans
terla9er pcrbradbte. Scr Sl. Sutcr
iiiblt iih iebr idipud,. Sac allbienseu
iino aui embcitimmtc 3cit abgciagt
lporben. Der 3mitanb pcs Sranfcn
lit iebr crnit.
Hom. 8. M1rS-Sros bes bpben
Siebers foullte p~cr4Seqrit >ali furSc
Seit id,ldfen. Ser ~SHcrpatore Hoz
mano" erflGrt rinfat. LETT geitcrn
Ibeno leibet Der Yapit an einem Sus
flucn5ns 8iidial. Sein Suiianp pers
uriadlt feline bclonberc Gorge, icbpd,
bebarf CT %pollitdnpiscr 8u6e." Sclbts
p%crltdnblid, Sicbt baS bobc Sitter oeS
5l. &uters unb icine ieit Sabren &C.
Itipdd,te @ciunpbcit 6u Sefiirhtuns
gen TnlaB.
Hom, 10. Ipril.-Sas @ciinpcn
CT. Sciligfeit bes Ynpitc3 5cigtc bclltc
einen fleinen Sprtihritt Sur Scncs
rung.
2onbon, 10. april.-Ginc r0s
miife Sepcide bcs vGbrouicle" be-
iaat. oab einer Der Ier5tc bcS Yapitcs
Die Iniift a~uS9eIprpdeu babe. bnS
sc. Seilisfeit lid ~Seitpeiiig crbolcn
merbc, icin d%lgemeiner 3uitdnb cs
aber ilnpabriheinlif made. pab CT
Den ldufenoen Monat iibcrlcben tperpc
unb bas gnbc iniolge S~er5idmGde iez
ocu Ingenblid tomncu fonnc.
sc ideint Jest fait ben Nnidein III
gepinnen, ais Oh bas Shlimmitc su
ertparten itdnbe. Die @inidc uub
8ebete Der seiammten fatboliihcn
@elt, io,uie bic Wiinihc piefer Nm.
berssldnbiser ridten it'd amf bias
Wubl unb bic 8einnbnng hes Sber=
banptes Der fatbuiiid,en Gbritenbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Wer betentint Salsnifi?

2~ombom IL. Ipril. - 9ul9as
rien bat iormea anipriihe auf Sos
lonifi erbobcn bas nod bon 9richis
iden Sruppcn 'bcicbt lit. Sulsaricu
bereitet, mic cs bcibt, militdriihc
Sdritte Dor, lm icinc Sorbcrunscn an
umteritiibcn. SnS 9ried,ilde Seer
bel Sulonifi 5uiammcngeSo9cn.
Gettin c, II. Ipril. = Sie
ier6iifen Sruppcn Die Die Ioutcnez
ariner bel Der Sclu8cruu9 BON Sfus
tart mtcritiibtcu, marihiercn ab.
Wpntcncarp bietct icet alio gun5 alein
Den @roBmdd]tcu Srob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Die natismale Grntelaae.

W bin9 - H. .. g., ben II.
Npril. Scr Surdhhnitt : 3iiitaub
bon @~interuciScn am 1, Ipril mar
Ole Yro5ent, I'M Serglcid 5u 500
INN oielc Seit bcs SuriubreS. 1913 inn
Sabre 1911 mo S6,3 i'm Iittel bon
10 Sabren.
Ser SurhidnittS : Sultaub bon
Hoasen mar 1913 Yro6ent elmer Wits
telernte. inn Sersleih su S7,9>im |ors
iabr. 1913 I'M Sabre 1911 un0 90.1
i'm Yiitte non ~ Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
,lnertenmmne Don ssralilier.

Yefin9. Is. Ipril. - 8raiilicn
lit Der critic Staat, Der Die Iepublif
China anerfannt bat. Sic braiilias
niid,e He%9iernng. melhe Elm sleifes
Yorseben ~Ieitens Der Der. Staaten err
ipartetc, bat Der 6ineiifen 8esierung
9onnerstas ibre Inerfennung ses
fabelt. 8raiiliid)e NIB hinefiide
Slagseu iprrben heute suianmen iiber
Den bieiiscn 8e9icrun9s . 8ebduben
a~uf9e6p9cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
%fimam,nntb Gbirasu's.
Siirscrmciitcr Sarriipu crldutcrt bic
Gage ppr ocm SenatS =Nnsihuf
fir Observation-Disclosures.

SpringfieIb, Sa,. -. april.
- Siiracrmciitcr &. s.. &orriiou unb
Corporations = Inlpult &iIliam 50.
Scrtpu bon Chicago erid,ienen por
benz SenotS : Iusihub iiir Hcdtsz
anselegcnbeiteu uno befiirportetcn BIC
@bGnberuna bes io8enunnten Suuls
@eicbeS (Seuatss Dill 214) in Der
Heiie, baB Der Staot 9bieago ein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
tpieSer northumberland

2onbou. 10. Ipril. - Ser
Yefinser Correspondent bcs .Sailp
telegraph" beridtet, bnB eiu perrns
sliidter @~orbperiuh aui Yuens 6cng.
ben @ices Yrdiioenten Der Hepu6lit.
gemadt ipprbeu lit. gttpa 100 Sinz
ridtun9en iolstcu Der Chat. Gin
General 9bis 9us Sing, ipeldler Der
H~doelsfiibrcr 9clpeien Iein iou. ipurbc
cntbauptet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Onkr! gums Diilfe.
Sc,pilisung ppm S25,0O0,CO0 fir bic
lteberihipemmtcn.

&ai6iugtou, 3. g., bcn -.
Ipril. - Hcprdicntant Insberrp bon
Sbip bradlte bcute I'M Sauic cine Hes
ipliltipn ciuL burd, lpcld)c Die Summc
bon $4,000, 600 Sur llnterifiiBun9
Der lleberlhrpemmten III Sbio gun
@%erfii9in9 9eiteat miro. Hah bem
&prtlaut Der H~eiolution Iou Der
ariessictretGr ermdhtist peroen. bas
@elb I'M Sutereiie Der Notbleipenben
Su pcrlpenbcn. Die Irmcee TorrGtbe an
ergdn8en. ipelhc linen bcreits 5llges
lpanbt porocn limb. unb ale NlIsla9cn
5u erleecn. ipelhc Dem Separtemcnt
anldBlidD DER lleberihpemmung err
padieu iiuo.
Seiitano bnrd bas Snnbcsidaeamt.
Sdoeicfrctdr Ics(bop pirb $2.s
100000 III bcn National s8anfen in
CAPTION. Shio. bcponircu. um Der
bllrd Die lleberldipemmuns peruriad,s
ten @elofnappbeit ab3ubelfen. Gr
miro als Siherbcit bofiir 9nnoess,
Staats1, Gpuntns ulb itdptiidc SpnSe
amcbmen. @S miro Dies hds critic
'Vtul Itu pcHV NuUtt lSuo 'tIl, puB
Die Sunoesregierung fiir bcrarti9c
Scpplitcn anoerc ais II. 2. Spnbs ais
Sid,erheit mnimmt.
lleberihwemmunss Tcrluite Der
Giicnbabnen in Sbip.
Glepclanb, 6. ii. Npril. -
Sci >%ieincr Nnfunft unf elmer Hciic
sur Snipi5irung bes burd, Die llcbcrs
ihlpcnmuIn9 IN Obio angeribtcten
Sdabena crfldrte bier bclltc Sanicl
@ilnrn. Der Yrdiibcnt Der Baltimore
x Sbip @abn. Der Shoben iciner
Snbn belnuie lid aui ctipn 50. 500
600 bis $3,000,000 unb ma oiiri,
Ron @liid laaen. pcun Der @eimnmlts
idnben hcr @~iicnbnbncn in Dem ocs
nunutcn Stuutc nidt iibcr 100000
900 betroac. Im Ihlinmlten iicbt
cS in 0umilion mn Caution aus, mo
Die aanSc SnbnbniSs Inluge fprtacs
lhlpcmntt morocu III.
9
H m.--0er iprilchs prtbpporc 9iz
idpi o Scruialem lit Sum aatbolis
Sismns iibcraetrcten. Ser ~fntbolild,s
- -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
tG. y. a..sabelsramm Oieier seitums.,

1t o M, Den s. slpril 10. - Irrv
Srcitug iulroen 1000 milnnii6a
9eatiiitations SaIc empfangen. Sn
Seglcitlng hes Cardinals Serrari.
@%r5biidpfs bon Iilan (Sbers Sta.
licn) mn bier itnIieniIhen rnb frans
5oiiidcn SiIh6fcn ipuroe Der Yapit III
Die ~9cnnnnte 6dllc Setragen. 100 er at6
Die Grgcbenbcits IbreIie Der Yilgeu
NIT elmer 3ebe %nntlpprtete. ipeld1c ieiN
Sripnts 9an6ler Iigr. @eua perlas..
(Siebc on unbercr Stcle: Ser Yapit
9egcn gelpiiic Srcibeiten eesen Die
Geligipn".) I
Die G%rofimungs : Seicrlihfeitert
'res conituntiniihcn Sibilaums fparerr
-pic bereits III Senl lesten &abel4
9ramm conitatiert nurbc-ein arpSz
attigcr Grfolg. Sic anti clerifGlc
Yrefic bat (pic man cs ia and in BEN
a~rIerifaniidem SasesblGttern cpnita.
tietcn fpnnte) gar feline Nutis ppit
Sieicr jfientlihcn Standardization beS
fatbpliidcn 8laubenS senpmmen.
QlnO bod iicbt man bas in geipiiier
fatboliiden arciieu iutuier nod nid)t
cil.-Sie Hcp.l
Seionoere Gage linn lin Die pcrs
idbicoenen &atiuualitdtsH Der Iilser
fcltgcicet. Nm Sonntag famcn DIE,
@riedcn an Die Heibe. Sn ibrcm
Hitus lpurben 6od,dlnier a~bgebnlteu
lt1o bobe orientaliidlc fird,lid]c Wiirs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
Aus Der Gmiaen Staht.

Sic srofe Gr6ifnungs : 5eier bee
eonitantiniifen 5eierlidfeiten ant
Weieen Sieriunfttas pun bee
S%ascspreiie uDlitanois tobtaes
ifiuiescn. - Cine Steannsnabme
: hes 81. 0aterS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
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II pou Sorn
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per 0tetbcot
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
6rmeral ftreik in 8rlsien.

Gin 4ers,ueiflunss Aft Der rothen
Sraufsdnaer. 2eine Iusiiht
anf GrfpIs. shtuere Shdbisnns
samfenner mnb Abertauienoer ppn
Nrbeitern, Ter Streif elm
I%pfaler. Siebe nnierc spe;ial.
GprreipunbehSeu.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
cberihmemmungs Scrluite Der
Giieubabuen in Sbip.
49,

u m.--Ser iprilhs ortboporc Sis
ihoi bon Scruialem lit Sum 6atboliz
sismnS iibcraetrctcn. Ser tntbolildz
iprild)c Yotriarh Hanmani crnauntc
ibn gum Sitar BON SeruiaIcm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-04-15

(6orticeums allf Der II. Seite.)
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
Obituary
A RESIDENT
OF DETROIT, DIES
Remains of Mrs. Wilhelmina lie.
mann Borne to Grave BY
Grandchildren

Mrs. Wilhelmina Ziemann. for 40
years a resident Of this city, died at
her home, No. As Hendricks-ave., aged
rs years. The funeral services were
held today at 1870 o'clock. from the
residence, and at o'clock from St
Peters German Lutheran church, with
Rev. A. Werfelmann officiating.
Mrs. Ziemann, formerly Miss Will
heimina Lii, was born In Germany in
1885, and was married TO Gustave lie
mann SO years ago. They came to
Dstroit> fifteen years after the mar
riage Me-. Ziemann, a.contractor,
died In 1907. si'ss.S : -set
Mrs Ziemann is survived by four
Mrs. Henrietta Heinicke, No.
40 Hendricks; Mrs Rosa Behr, No.
1887 Fort west; Charles Ziemann and
Fred Ziemann, both of whom live at
No. As Hendricks-aye. The remains
we're borne TO the German Lutheran
cemetery by four grandchildren, Wal
ter, William, Eddie and Leo Rienicke.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
POUND HAS new
NTERURBAN ROUTE
Would Divert Cars Coming Into
City to Relieve Congestion
On GriSwOld-st.

Attorney James Pound, former
member of the water board, In a COM
munication to the common council,
suggests a plan to reduce the street
car congestion on Griswold-st. and
Woodward,ave., caused by the inter
urban cars going to and from the ID.
u. r. depot on Griswold-st.
He proposes by ordinance to pro-
hibit the big interurban cars from
making more than one passage a trip
on the congested streets in the down
town sections. In other words, he
would force all interurban cars COM
ing into Detroit from the west and
south to run down Third-st. TO JEFF
ferson-ave., thus diverting the Wyan-
dotte-Trenton, Detroit, Monroe & To
ledo; Detroit, Ann Arbor a. Jackson,
and the Detroit e. Northwestern cars
to an unemployed line, now construct
ed and ready for use. This plan
would take at least 100 cars day off
Griswold-st, declares Pound.
To bring about the same result on
the east side OF the city, he would
piece out Randolph-st., from Monroe
ave. to Jefferson-ave., or Hastings-st..
from Monroe-ave. to Jefferson-ave.,
and divert the Rapid railway cars on
either of these streets for one pass
age. The Pontiac cars he would
bring In on Woodward-ave to Jeffer-
son-ave., and then to the depot, re-
turning via Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
DAUGHTER DIES ON
MOTHERS BIRTHDAY

The remains OF Mrs. Jessie White,
who died at the Woman's hospital fol-
lowing an operation. were taken In a
funeral car TO Grand Lawn cemetery
for burial this afternoon, following
the services at the residence, No. 27O
wreford-ave., at 1880 o'clock. Rev.
James d. Jeffrey, of the Scovel Pres
byterian church, conducted the SER
vices.
Miss Jessie Towlman was born IN
Listowell, Canada. in 1869, and mar
ried Albert ID. White In October, 1887.
Mr.. White is a sergeant of the Detroit
police force, stationed at the Trum-
bull-ave. station. She was taken Ill
about a year ago, and has never been
we'll since.
Besides her husband. she leaves two
children, Mildred and Howard White,
who live with their parent. She Is
survived by six sisters. Mrs. w. II.
Kellar, Los Angeles; Mrs. s. Moore.
No. 284 Wreford-ave.: Mrs. r Hager-
man, No 500 Kirby-ave. Mrs. G.. Burk.
No. 121 McGraw-ave; Mrs. j. NJ Goth
by, Stratford, Ont, and Miss Annie
Towland, Listowell, Can. Her mother,
who Is SO years of age, Is living In
Listowell Mrs. Towlman passed her
last birthday the day Mrs. White pass
ed away.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
BOY HURT BY AUTO
DIES OF INJURIES

Carl Karle, IL years old, OF No 40l
Riopelle-st.. died In ST. Mary's hospi-
tai, early Tuesday morning, from in
juries received when he was knocked
from the handle bars OF, bicycle on
which he was being given ride at
Mack.ave. and the Boulevard, Monday
afternoon. Clarence Martin, who was
riding the bicycle. was rendered un-
conscious and painfully but not Sc
riously bruised, when an unidentified
automobilist collided with the bicycle.
The police discovered from the auto
mobile license that the car was driven
by Anthony Spey. of the RICH. cor
poration.
When notified that the boy had died
Mr.. Spey came to the ONCE OF the
county prosecutor and confessed II
was his machine that caused the acct
dent He maintained. however. that
IL had not been his fault, as the bicy.
clist rode directly In front OF the ma
chine and was knocked down before
the motor could be stopped.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
81 |j y: : ' !: 'I|'' s;|El

FOR CLEVELAND, PITTSBURGH and
all points south and east daily. l0:th
y. IN. Fare to Cleveland 81, Pittsburgh
$3.50; lower berth $3.50. upper bersh
81, whole room $3.50.
FOR BUFFALO AND ALL POINTS
EAST. daily 5. p: m
FOR ALPENA, MACkINAC AND NAY
PORTS, Monday and Saturday. y. m {;
Wednesday and Friday. $3.50 a. m.
SPECIAL STEAMER TO MACkINAO
Mondays, $3.50 a. m; Thursdays, y.
m. No stops en- route except Goderich.
Ont, Monday upbound. Saturday down
bound.
day, "Wednesday. Thursday and Satur-
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS EVERY
SATURDAx-$2.50 Cleveland - Buff
falo. $3.50 Niagara Falls-round trip
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In time
for business Monday.
Ticket office Wayne Street Wharf
Majetlc Bldg, 1877 Woodward Ave-. IA
Griswold ST.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
HYGIENE MEET
AT BUFFALO TO
Be ELABORATE
Club Women to Place Import
ance of School Sanitation
Before the World.
PRESIDENT WILSON A
PATRON OF CONGRESS
Charles w. Eliot, of Harvard
University to Preside
in Chair

BUFFALO-Upon the invitation of
the Fourth International Congress on
School Hygiene, tue General FEEDER
alton OF Women's Clubs, under the
presidency of Mrs. Percy V. Penny
hacker, Is making plans TO take part
In the most elaborate effort that has
yet been made in this country getting
school hygiene before the world. The
forthcoming congress, the first to be
held in this country, will meet in
Buffalo the last week In August, 20
and 80.
Letters are now being sent to the
various club presidents and state
chairman of the public health depart
ment, requesting the active co-opera-
ton OF the seven thousand individual
clubs of America in an energetic cam
paign, which has for its purpose the
sending of delegates to the Bunalo
congress from all the leading cities
towns and villages of this country.
In her letter Mrs. Crockett makes
an urgent request that each individ-
ual club send delegate to the con-
gress, and in addition secures the ap-
pointment of delegates from all Of the
following agencies:
Local Clubs.
The Mayor. ,s.lx.
School Boards. VI,
Board of Health.
Superintendent of Schools.
School Improvement Association.
Mothers Congress.
Parent Teachers Association.
Charity Organization Society.
tuberculosis League.
Visiting Nurses Association.
Board Of Trade.
Homes, Orphanages, etc.
In addition the individual clubs are
urged to use their influence with the
governors of their states with view
Of calling public attention TO the ser
ious importance OF the forthcoming
congress.
The congress will be held under the
patronage Of President Wilson, and
under the presidency of Mr.. Charles
W. Eliot of Harvard University The
secretary general is Thomas A. Storey
College of the City Of New York,
New York City.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
SHEPHERD CAN'T
BOSS SLEUTHS
Prosecutor Informed Borrowed
Detectives Will Hereafter Re-
port to Ranking Officers

Diplomatic Note: Polite notes are
being exchanged between the prosecu-
tors office and the police department.
Detective William Good, acting as EN-
.bassador from the police department.
delivered a note of state, Tuesday
morning He returned with the prose-
cutor's office reply.
That's the way they tell about shift
Ing war clouds. and other little diplo-
macies when they speak OF crises in
vclving nations. The public Is assured
that 1.-The most cordial relations ex-
isl,' and I'VE have sent a note hop
ing that the emperor Is we'll"
The detective bureau Is going TO
furnish no more detectives to the pros
ecutor's Office, for Investigations by
the prosecutor, the detectives to be
placed at the disposal Of the prosecu.
tor. The detective mote" states that
such proceedings are against organiza-
ton. Often, in the past, the prosecu.
tor has called for detectives. The de-
tectives have been taken from the
central bureau, and placed at the dis
posal OF the prosecutor" which took
the men out OF the command of their
regular superiors. and made the prose.
cuor their temporary boss" That
was done in the Belle Barry case. The
Belle Barry case blew up"
Now, at any time that the prosecu.
tor has a little pussy-footing OF other
investigating to do, he will be gladly
given all the help that he wants. from
the detective bureau, but the detec-
tive bureau must first be "let in on all
the secrets and the men assigned to
prosecutors duty will report to their
regular ranking officers in the detec.
two bureau.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
state Of Michigan. In the circuit court

State of Michigan, In the circuit court
for the County OF Wayne In chancsry.
Thomas j. Ormsby, complainant. W.
Frankie Ormsby. defendant. Suit pend
ing IN the circuit court for the couyt4
OF Wayne In chancery, at Detroit. Ni0t 4
on the goth day OF June. A. d. I919s In
this cause Ii appearing from afndAv1t
on file, that. the defendant, frankie
Ormsby, Ia not a resident of this state,
but resides at the city of Fargo In the
state of North Dakota, on motion OF
Frank c. Moriarty. complainantB ool1-
citor. IL Is ordered that the said de-
PENDANT. frankie Ormsby, cause her
appearance to be entered herein. With
order. and In case OF her appearance
that she cause her answer to the conn
plainant's bill OF complaint to be hled.
and n copy thereof to be served on
said complainants solicitor, within IL
days after service on her of copy Of
said bill, and notice OF this order: and
that In default thereof, said bill Be
taken as confessed by the said nom.
resident defendant. And Il 10 further
ordered that within 20 days the aatd
complainant cause a notice OF this or
Times. a newspaper printed. publishAd
and circulating In said county, and that
such publication be continued therein
at least once in each week, for six
weeks I'm succession, or that she cause
copy OF this order to be personally
served on said on-resident defendant
at least 90 days before the time above
prescribed for her appearance, Philip
r Van Zile, circuit Judge. Frank G.
Moriarty, complainant's solicitor. A
true copy. Herman c. Carr. dep. register.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
CUCCENHEIM CASE
AGAIN ON BOARDS
Court Action To Secure Annul.
ment of Divorce Decree
ReOpened

CHICAGO, July S.-Tnree circuit
court judges, sitting en- blanc. today.
heard another chapter in the second
attempt to annul the divorce granted
Mrs. Grace Brown.Guggenheim-W VAIL
from William Guggenheim, one of the
smelter millionaires, In Chicago, in
March, 1901.
The first attempt to nave the decree
annulled was made by the divorced
woman herself. but refused by Judge
Heard, who ruled that such decision
would be against public policy, Gug-
genheim having remarked. The eff
feet Of an annulment would be TO
make the second marriage bigamous.
The second attempt Is being made
by States Attorney Hoyne. Assistant
States Attorney Raber. in his open.
ing statement to the court, declared
that the decree was fraud on the
court, and that 1t was obtained by
manufactured evidence.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
TWO ARE SHOT BY
JEALOUS HUSBAND
Elizabeth Livesey, Blamed BY
John Guinan in Suspicious
Involving Boarder, May Die

John Guinan, a swltchman, 81 years
old. residing at No. 1887 Vinewood-
ave-, shot and fatally wounded Mrs.
Elizabeth Livesey, his sister-in-law,
aged 80. and put another bullet In
the back of John Reid, boarder, In
the Guinan home, about 10 o'clock,
Tuesday morning.
II am more sinned against than
SHINING" was his only comment as
police officers led him to cell In the
Vinewood-ave. police station.
Guinan, the police say. was sus-
picious of the relations between Reid
and Mrs. Guinan, and blamed Mrs.
Livesey. who also resided in his
home, for alternating her affections.
Tuesday morning he secured a re-
volver, and walking into the house
Unexpectedly, shot Mrs. Livesey
through the stomach. Reid was shot
through the right arm, the bullet
lodging In his back.
When Capt. Lindsay and Patrol
men Frost and She'd arrived from
the Vinewood-ave. station, they found
Reid lying on the floor, while Mrs.
I.ivesey lay grooming on bed. Guinan
sat on a sofa with his head In his
hands. He made no effort to resist
arrest.
The injured were rushed to Grace
hospital where II is feared that Mrs.
Livesey Will die. Guinan was locked
I'D at the Vinewood station, and neigh.
bors are caring for his wife, who Is
historical with fright.
Mrs. Guinan is about 20 years her
husbands junior. She says her hus-
bands suspicious are groundiess.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
HOSPITAL LOAN
INJUNCTION TO
Be FOUGHT OUT
Suit Against st. Mary's To BE
Continued to Establish Rights
in Matter
CASE TO BE HEARD BY
MURPHY THURSDAY
Lawson Prepared to Show Esti-
majors Acted Entirely With
in Their Rights

Although 81. Marys hospital has
rejected the plan whereby the $780,
900 to be expended by the board OF
poor commissioners for the care OF
the city's sick poor was TO have been
loaned for the construction OF an ad-
dition TO the Catholic institution. the
suit brought by Arno Miller and seven
others for an injunction 10 restrain
the board from entering into such
contract will be fought out IL Is In
tended to prevent similar arrange
ment being made with some other
hospital. II possible.
The hearing on the injunction was
set for Tuesday morning, but was
postponed until Thursday after At
torney Schmalzriedt, for the petition
ers, and Corporation Counsel Lawson
had made several Intellectual attempts
TO get 1t before one of the judges. IL
was TO come before Judge Murphy.
but as he had on hand an uncomplet-
ed divorce trial, he referred II to
Judge Van Zile. But Judge Van Zile
said his vacation ought to have start
ed yesterday: that he was just hold
ing court to complete unfinished busi-
ness. So the lawyers trooped back
TO Judge Murphy and he put the case
over.
Mr.. Lawson has prepared an an
swer To the application for the In
junction In which he denies that 1t is
beyond the power OF the board TO
enter into a contract with private
hospital and shows that such con-
tracts are now In existence, inasmuch
as there are SO city patients In St.
Mary's, % in Grace hospital 13 in
Providence. three In the Women's
hospital. and one in Solvay hospital.
He denies that under the plan sug
gested, the city hospital facilities
would be entirely under the control
and direction of st. Mary's or to any
degree that would make II contrary
TO the provision OF the city charter.
which says that such facilities shall
be under the direction Of the board
of health.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-09
FATHER DENIES BEATING
DAUGHTER FOR MONEY

Mike Betke, who on Saturday night
administered a terrible beating TO his
16-year-old daughter Cassie, when she
refused TO turn over to him the money
which she had earned by working in
a cigar factory, was artaigned before
Justice Gainey. Tuesday afternoon,
charged with assault and battery. lie
pleaded not guilty and his trial was
set for July II. Bail was fixed in the
sum of 5000.
The little girl is still in serious
condition at Grace Hospital as the re
suit OF injuries inflicted by her father.