The Detroit times., 1913-01-29
IN DETROIT

Mrs. Bert Jones, of No. 1905 Forrest.
west. has asked the police 90 try 40
Iocate her husband, bartender IS
Years old. who disappeared saturday
night, after telling her that he was
going after his pay.
Constant }. MoorS, three years old,
wns seriously sralded when he lip
ped pan OF boiling water on HIM
self Monday afternoon that he died
Tuesday. Coroner Burgess was called
to the home. No 6S2 Forrest. east
Hundreds OF men and women were n
carnntiOn Wednesday in memory OF
the martyred president William Me-
kinley, whose birth anniversary is
Jan 2a, The-red -eAEHat4at- WAS Ae-
kinley's favorite flower.
Maude scratch began proceedings for
divorce. Tuesday. against Earl
Scratch, alleging nom support. The
couple formerly lived I'm Leaning
ton. Ont Scratch is now said TO be
In Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. They
have one child,
Elmer l.. KeIst, forger. wns bound over
40 the recorders court Tuesday after
hearing before Justice Jenries, In
which his sweetheart. Della Dvouil-
lard, testified that she had furnished
him with blank checks and the Sig
nature OF her employer. Mrs Emma
Lancaster the checks later turning
up as fCrgcries.
Harold Freer, ~ years old. was arr
raigned before United states Com
missioner j. stanley IGurd Tuesday.
on, charge OF selling cocaine and
other dope" as a clerk In the Red
Cross pharmacy Hivard and MGComn-
sts. Frter denied the charge II;
was arrested sunday night by two
police oiGcers who claim tnat they
bouGh; cocaine from him
Assistant Corporation Counsel Lee has
given opinion that there can be
no election for school Inspector IN
the Second ward this year; that
Mayor Thompson's appointment OF
Albert u Lowrie TO succeed Clarence
NJ. Burton. who resigned. shall hold
good Hf4t4f- Petitions fer other
ward nomina tions must be filed with
the city clerk by Feb. 2.
Joseph Maurcr, against wk1m n jury
recently returned verdict for
$4,000 damages on an action by
George Is. Clark who charged Maur-
er with alternating his wife's afrec-
tions has filed Al petition for new
trial The case was tried In Judge
Murphys court Maurer says he has
new evidence To the effect that the
Clerks were never estranged
Tor violating the safety appliance law,
Judge Sessions assessed the following
fines, Tuesday In the United states
district court wabash railroad, 5000;
Grand Trunk, $3.50; Detroit. Grand
Haven Milwaukee. 500: Michigan
Central. $500; Lake Shore, $500. judge
Sessions also affirmed the decision OF
ordering deported Young Ching Gin,
Chinainan.
Marshall n Fox. architects, Chicago,
have completed the plans for David
Stotrs proposed hotel on the south
west corner OF MichiEan-aye and
Wayne st The structure is to be IA
stories, the exterior OF the first four
TO be OF stone. and the remainder
brick and terra Gotta. The cost Is
estimated at $1,000. 600 10 81. 10000
errd II company with nominal eaRital
has been organized 10 carry on the
work.
The Board Of Education VIII hold n
special meeting Thursday afternoon
az 2.30 to prepare It's budget for the
coming year, The board plans TO ask
FOR an Increased appropriation. be-
cause or the fact that six new schools
are needed Supt Chadsey says that
mere money IL needed for manual
training: that ne IS going TO ask for
$4,000 for this work. He wants an
additional allowance for summer
Fairgrounds. as well.
Directing traffic In front Of the JEFF
fersou line ear bnrn-. out Jefferson
ave at & o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
Patrolman Robert Nick nzie at
tempted 10 stop an automobile party,
TO advise them 70 light their lamps.
and was run down and badly bruised
He was unable TO get the license
number on the auto. which sped
away An auto patrol took him 10
Mcclellan station, whore his injuries
GorentIo. and he was sent home
John j. Meyers. caught In the revolv-
ing door at the Griswold house, and
nrraigned In police court Tuesdat on
the charCt OF obtaining So by trick.
from n young man whom he had
promised q job has plenty OF trou-
hles TO face. Police received notice. /
Tuesday. ttat he is wanted IN Adrian
on a charge OF forgery. and j g. !
Cunnin <->m. OF No. - Adams ave.
east reported that he had quit a
rood position and paid Meyers So 80
for position as travelling salesman. !
Milton Bennett, of MerIden. Conn, n 4
student in Drew seminary, In Web
ster. Mass and who Viii be ordained
60 the Methodist ministry In March. +
has been chosen by the Rev. II Les /
ter smith or Central Methodist I
church to he his assistant and, on /
Nj Smiths recommendation, 1t is un I
dcrstood the board of trustees OF
the church will ratify the appoint T,
lntnt Mr. Bcnuptrs ordination will
take place In New Haven Conn" and [
81 ne comes 10 Detroit he Will enter
uron his duties April !,
A ten-story steel and concrete building /
viii be ercrted, IL IL reported, ON the
site of the Iach Chandler homo. Fort
st. west and Second-avc. The size
has frontage of $50 feet on Fort-
~. and, depth OF 20S feet. II is un-
derstoud that +. g. Shipman closed |
the deal al about 100000. The prop
crty was owned by Mrs Eugene Hale.
formerly MARY lDoutias NuHnIlcI
The Chandler residence was famous
house during Senator Chandlers
prominence In national politics, For
long time IL has stood unocCupici.
Henry e.. keyweII No. 80 Highest.
east, while riding CroSstown
car Tuesday evening, about 80
o'clock near RiGpclle-st had his
pocket picked Of S4S. An hour later, /
Marshall Anderson, No. 1905 Michi- !
EGn-ave. while homcward bound on
Michigan CIR, at First-st, had his
pockets relieved Of seven checks to-
falling 500 Both men gave the po-
lice a similar description OF the sus-
pect--a man about 28 years old five
feet nine inches tall and wearing
black hat ana black OFercoat
Justice-eiect Edward Command, whose |
marriage 20 Miss Marguerite Bren-
nan daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs rhla !
T. RraH43a-E4r-tsl kos tslet~,-tUCt1ry, mas
received a TO king chair OF rush
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