The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-14
IN DETROIT

Cecil stnnhOpe. "a years old, of No.
5Oi Maybury Grand-aVe., plunged
through the Ice while skating at the
rear OF the Aquarium. on Belle Isle.
Monday evening, but was rescued
taken 90 Belle Isle station, and later
removed 10 his home.
Justice jones has awarded 500 90 Mrs.
Elisabrth Msrr, who sued August
ellis for S1l0. The bill was for
nursing Gills daughter. Gillis con-
tended that he was not Obliged 10
pay the bill inasmuch as the daugh-
ter had been declared a juvenile de-
linqutnt.
Prosecutor shepherd has sent the
county auditors am opinion 90 the
effect that the law permits them 10
hold up plating proceedings. such
as was done In Greenfield township
whore three property owners h9u
neglected 10 make provision FOR the
opening OF streets I'm their supoi-
visions
Armstrong;. the Negress who was
shot and killed by an alleged al
mirer. Monday morning, visited the
coroner's ONCE, TUESDAY mo ,hl;
and informed Coroner Burgess tuat
he was unable to pay the expenses
OF burying his wife. and asked tiat
the city provide ner funeral' tlo
was referred 10 the poor cohHllS,
sion. The woman's assallant Is stlli
at large.
Highland Parks council planned, Mon
day night, 90 refer the negotiations
with the -. L. X. relative 10 run
ming rights across Hamilton Dive,
back TO committee for lur1hSr
consideration. when Attorney ser
nard Weadock, for the II. L. X" an
nounced that the ID. L. X. would re-
fuse 10 continue the conierehce. ,tn no
councillors hope to have the question:
reODeneu again at an carry
Mayor Thompson dictated a veto. Mon
day afternoon. OF the action al the
Board OF Education in contractlub
with a Chicago nrm Tor new seats
on the ground that the tender ac-
cepted was not the lowest the
board planned to withhold the con
tract from the mayor until AFTER ne
left office. Pie mayor. however. DE
clares that his veto message whlch
was sent TO the board Is Just as
binding as though tho matter had
been submitted TO him,
Following = custom established year
ngo, the management Of the michi-
gan Bolt and Nut Works rendered q
dinner to the foremen and heads or
departments OF the plant. In the
Hotel Normandie. few evenings
ago About thirty were present. The
company hnds that good results are
obtained through the good fellow
ship Inspired by close relationship
between the officials and the heads
Of the working star. and II Is prob
able that the dinner VIII be per-
mancnt Institution.
Dr. Matter IL. Snmyer.-of-IEIII.as
regent OF the University of Michi-
gan and president OF the Michigan
state Medical society. Will address
the Detroit Academy of Medicine and
the councillors OF the state Medical
society on "Altruism In medicine" In
the residence OF DR. Andrew T. Bid
die. No. 1s7 Seminole-aVr Tuesday
evening. The council, composed or
IA councillors from throughout the
state. Will meet In annual session
all day Wednesday in the Wayne
County Medical society building
John Hornh, of No. - ROIand-st., faced
Justice stein Monday, while his wife,
with two little children at heI side,
told "a pitiful story OF abuse. mar
rating how her husband had chased
her and her children out OF the
house sunday night, and forced them
10 stay out In the freezing cold Tor
two hours. until neighbors called the
police, Justice Stein was almost
spoecbless with indignation, but on
calm second thought. decided that ne
would only be adding To the hard
chips OF the woman IL he sent her
husband 10 Jail. and forced her 10
shift for herself So he accepted
Horah's promise to be good. and re-
leased him, assuring him. first, that
II he appeared again he would re-
celvc a straight sentence OF 30 days
in tho worlthouse without the al
tentative OF fine.
A plan for n bureau or professional
nurses for Detroit was outlined ny
Or John N l.. Brown, superinten-
dent OF the Detroit General hospital
at dinner of the Social service
club. Monday evening, In the Elliott
Taylor- w oolfenden cafe. such a
bureau supplies nurses for families
who cannot afrord to pay for them.
Fred NJ Butzel recommended that
labor unions and fraternal organlzd-
tions DE approached with the plan.
lie suggested that their members
might be assessed SO per capita each
year TO raise fund Tor such ser
bers whenever necessary. The club
appointed the following committee
10 work in the interests OF the do
rnestIc relations court bill in Ian
sing: Hubert O'Brien clarence
IIghtner. Ira w. Jayne. Charles
Simons and Mrs Belle Brotherton.
Two more members Will be named.