The Detroit times., 1913-03-10
IN DETROIT

east will be held Wedne sda ).
March II. Clothing, groceries, money
or any other helpful article VIII he
gladly received the managem' mt
says.
Emil yetro, "a years old. of No. 1919
Chenc-st.. attempted 40 end his life
with poison. sunday afternoon, but
was rushed tn Grace hospital In a
police auto, and Is expected to re-
cover. The cause Of his act Is un-
known.
o. T.. brown, 10, Ing in the \. VI. 4. ~.
reports "a the police that a man
asked him tor a match. Ia 'front.' OF
the PenObscot building, late Satur-
day night, and took his gold watch
and chain while he was searching Tor
the match.
Helen Trow bridge, two years old, al
No. o. COlumbia-st. east. died In the
Children's Free hospital, sunday al
ternoon, from scalds sustained when
she tipped wash tub hlled with not
scat sutz asef= efs=AerseH.4Ast TAArA
day. Coroner Hothachcr Is lnNesu-
eating.
1ncOb JNarda, at No. I5@ iiitnots-st''
believes that "a tbief who entered rs
home. sunday night, and stole s'ou
from beneath Jvarda's pillow. ana
So from under the pillow or Joseph
Schneider. "A roomei. used drugs 10
keep the occupants OF the house IN a
sound sleep. Nobody heard the thlC''
morning.
Il Sunday, from which IA cnbiegrnm WINS
+ dispatched to Sir Edward Grey Brit
ish foreign secretary, asking the III =
tercession OF Great Britain 70 estsp-
ltsh the autonomy or Albahla' ne
Albanians. while Rejoicing AT the
prospect OF being freed from Iurk-
ish domination. nevertheless do not
want their country 10 be parttloheu
among the Balkan states
Five new substitutc clerks have been
appointed In the Detroit postOfHce
making 20 new men put on since
March l TO take care or the In
creased business OF ,hc ofico and 10
enable the employees TO conform 10
the eieht-hour law. The new substi
tute clerks. who went on duty Mon
day. are Edward J.. Haas. John |.
Johnson. William j. Conty, James
A. Perkins and George r. Shucll.
portrait Of the late William &. May
bury will soon b~ added 10 the col
lection OF pictures of former Detroit
executives in the mayors office I'm
the city hall. George w. Fowle and
n half dozen other close friends ot
the FORMER mayor nave commits
stoned Percy ives. Detroit artist to
paint a half length portrait The
painting. which will cost $3.50 Will
be presented to the city as soon as
II Is finished.
Two new JretIht bOnts, butlt Tor the
George Hall Coal Co, OF Ogdensburg,
n. y. were launched at the yards OF
the Detroi, ShipbuiloinG &c, Wyan-
dotte. SATURDAY; The vessels bear
the names OF +. r. Jones ana a. y.
MacTier- heInE- chrlAtencd- hY-th4-
Misses Frances s. Strong and Louisa
| Howard, respectively. Each boat
cost about 100000 The steamers
will be used for hauling coal be
tween Lakes Erie and Ontario
Seventeenth-st.. saturday evening,
| Eva and Russell Sears aged hve ana
four years. respectively. lost their
way, and We're picked up by the
police and taken to the central sta
ton. Tie bright ttrttg girls -rtattett
with the policemen and gave their
names and address. so that word
was quickly sent to relatives who
took the children To their home. No.
15S Myrtle st. early Sunday morning.
nthOmy SznarwokowskI, of No. 03S
ktrby-oNe. east wns rum down. sun
day night, at Forest and cH,ne-
st. by an auto driven by Bernard
Yuechak. OF No. 1910 Joseph Canpau-
ave. He W3s bruised about the head
and body and was taken home by
Yuechak. William Fenner, No. 1928
Mack ave. was thrown from his auto
when Baker car coliided with the
machine at Csnftcld-ave. and Chene-
81. Sunday night. and was bruised
and shaken up.
was the Northeastern. not the North
western. business Mems association
that presented a petition 10 the com
mon council committee on public
utilities Friday afternoon. protest
Ing against the u. t. X. car service
on the Fourteenth line The North
eastern Business Mems association
spent considerable time and money
preparing comprehensive reports on
Fourteenth line car conditions. The
d. L. X. has promised to try 10 i'm
prove the service.
IN. Puuitue VI. StrHsburger, mother Of
MOntrOse StrRsbureer, died I'm her
home No. 1t1 Euclid-ave. west sun
day. following several months Ill
ness Mrs Strasburger was horn in
Detroit so years ago. but removed
to Baltimore. following her marriage
returning TO live in Detroit about 10
years ago Mrs. Strasburgcr is sur
vived by her son and two daughters.
Mrs---Clarence -Enggass and Miss
Fannie Strasburger. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday afternoon. in
the home OF her sister, Mrs w. NJ
Fechheimer. No "a Rowena-st
be state T~acher~' Institute. In
meeting saturday. In the Cass Tech
nical High SCHOOL adopted resolu-
ton In opposition TO the uniform
text book bin now before the legiS-
lature and indorsing the free text
book law The action OF Senator c.
T. Gittins in opposing the uniform
book bill was commended l.. L.
Wright WAS Endorsed for superinten-
dent OF public Instruction, Frank
Cody for member of the state board
OF education. and f. w. Yost for
commissioner OF schools for Wayne
county
Forge Dastine, who stabbed his wife's
cousin, Russell Rogers, during a
party on Forrest. west. Rogers dying
later fr I'm the wound was convicted
OF manslaughter by jury In Judge
Phelan's court saturday afternoon
The jury recommended him 70 the
mercy OF the court. Bastine came
back from Ohio and gave himself up
when he heard that Rogers had died
after once leaving the hospital. un-
der the belief that his wound was
not DANGEROUS Bustine was charged
with homicide. but Judge Phelan m
structed the jury to disregard that
charge. and consider only man
Slaughter.
Ire or unknown origin ia "h""t
o1O.OOO damage 20 the mOlding plant
Castings Co.. Chene-st and Finley
ave, at o'clock. sunday morning.
causing general alarm for the hro
department. which found the blaze
were temporary ones, TO be sup
planted later by steel and concrete
Structures The screams OF horse
which was being burned to death
acted az an alarm for a fire which
destroyed the barn OF Morris Raimi
No. SAT Russell-st.. also burning up
$1,000 automobile stored In the
barn. Neighbors made frantic but
vein efforts to rescue the horse.
he Citisens' Municipal ownership COM
mItte~ sunday afternoon, Endorsed
William T. Dust, Republican. and
Frederick r. Ingram. Democrat. as
candjdates-at-large for members OF
the charter commission. a sub-corn-
a For n