The Detroit times., 1913-10-02
IN DETROIT

yohn A. GrOgan. clerk Of the record
er's court says the docket % clear
and all ready to take up the Gilman
case. Oct. s.
selling camphorated On with toe low
a percentage OF camphor. changed his
plea to guilty, before Judge Phelan.
Wednesday. and paid hne OF e2S.
New Concord. q. was chosen ~ the
1914 cOnventlon meeting place for
the United Presbyterian synod OF
Ohio. which closed a three days ses.
sion Wednesday In the First United
Presbyterian church.
Fire Of unknown osisi. destroyed the
bakery Of Andrew Prun. No. IL
Rollin-st. Wednesday night, doing
damage OF more than $1,000. and
ids q RS ons So,n D sem SIS damage
The Highland Park chapter Of the
Ferris school. Highland Park. Nor
day afternoon. Oct. 6. at O'Clock.
Mrs. .. A. Dunk. president OF the
Detroit Housewives league. VIII
speak.
An automobile stolen from Elwood
storage ', CO.. Saturday % Ae nisas. e Was
efssrnoo ap 0y at the cRsri ss ana
Beaufait-ave. 1t had been there
John Fitsgerald, Of No. sIs Kirby-ave.
west. reported to the police. Wednes-
day afternoon. that his truck, loaded
with more than 800 worth Of cigars.
cigarettes and tobacco had been
driven away from Bates and Woo !.
were found later. in front OF No. 81
Edmund-pl. but the cargo was miss
Ing.
Artin N.ree.sis.. Of No. s4s Cottrell-
ave- ave- reSSrteA 70 the police that two
near the Wabash tracks, Wednesday
morning In broad daylight. and
robbed him Of $3.50. He said one OF
the the men isvsiisd a revolver At his
The Visiting Nursss' association and
the American Red Cross society Will
Cooperate In Detroit. In providing q
rursl nurse" In the person OF Mss
f Florence Meaker. graduate Of Rox-
pury hospttal, Boston. 1t will be the
duty Of Miss Msaker to visit rural
mothers and babies. and her first
work will be done In the vicinity Of
Crosse Pointe.
Mrs. Rose De Lysae. . former natroa
ThursdaS IN Holy Rsd.sm Ss p psrson.
age. to Fred w. Summsrfeid. deputy
sheriff. Following the ceremony q
S ms1aine SUPPER VIII % served In the
George ". Burke, arrested On complaint
OF "A wife. was arraigned Wednes-
day before Commissioners Hurd on q
white slavery charge. He was &C
from Hammond. Ind. to Detroit in
violation Of the Mann act. He plead
ed not guilty and was placed under
$1,000 bond. His hearing was set
The Builders 4 Tr.aers' exchange Il
RmmnnPflnY -
Board In the efforts OF the latter to
obtain . county abstract department.
A petition. asking the board OF SUI
Psrvisors to grant an appropriation
for this purpose 10 being circulated
among the general membership of
the exchange.
Michael Peptki. 81 years old. WE'LL
Known ~ . contractor and builder.
died suddenly "Wednesday afternoon
In his usual good health during the
earlier part OF the day, and. after
eating hearty luncheon remarked
that that ne felt III. An hour later he
could be summoned.
Detectives Reggers, Brooks and Mar
tn errecteA three men. Wednesday,
night. who are held on suspicion OF
6cS snssYSS . Paul .. Kudrsk Of No; 2ss
ieeth-st. and Michigan ave. Sunday
night. The prisoners are registered
as: John Wansik, aged 81: Anthony
Kosak. a.. and Andrew Mink. 2b
tieth-st.
IL took . load Of patrolmen 70 keep IN
order the crowd that collected ID
Belle Isle bridge, Wednesday noon
to see the Diving Nymphs, appearing
high.diving and swimming stunts
The high dives were reduced to lust
jumping on the deck Of q yacht be-
cause the patrolmen refused to per-
init any. spectacular diving stunts
taking place from the bridge.
Detective James McCarty reported "a
CHEF Of Detectives Palmer. Wednes-
day night. that % resorts have closed
up. to date. and that las women In
mates have apparently left the city
az they have not been seen on the
streets since the places closed Most
or the resorts quilt before Oct. l. to
avoid payment OF months rent fol
CLOSING day." Oct. is.
Ernest Lankin, No. cot Trum bulI-ave-
reported to- the police that thieves
broke into his garage Tuesday night
and stole his auto and q trunk stored
In the garage containing silverware
valued highly as heirlooms They
also took a case Of beer with them
The auto was found. with one wheel
broken. at Elizabeth-st and Grand
The stolen goods were missing.
Peter r. Forsyth. % years old. died
Tuesday In the home Of HIS cousin,
Frank A. Hosmer No. 50 Church st.
with whom he had lived for several
in Cleveland and was foreman of the
press room Of the Cleveland Press
when that paper issued the first
penny paper: He was unmarried.
morning In SS. Peter and Paul's Jes-
uit church.
DetPo1t relatives weRo nOtineA We'd
.esday Of the .uAAes death In PAila-
delphia Of Coilins 3. Hubbard. son
Before removing TO Philsdsiphls SOW.
eral years ago Mr. Hubbard was
wsll-known in Detroit business and
social circles. Mrs Frederick Toois
are sisters Of Mr.. Hubbard.
TIE body Of AntAesy r. WenaIand, ~
y.sfs ED g: s;ss e Msaa.,lia. w:.S.
died Monday. In 81. Paul, Mimi. ~
ss SrSse srder Upon a WHICH arG" ne
was working, will arrive In Detroit
Thursday. and funeral services will
be held Friday morning In st. Elisa
beth's church.
Funeral services for Mr.. David Car
Of her son. David 8. Carter, In Crosse
Pointe. were held Thursday after
noon in the home. No. 40 Davenport
ct. The. Rev. Joseph A. Vance. of
the First Presbyterian church. of
which Mrs. Carter was an old and
active member, ofnciated. The pail
bearers were Emory w Clark, Wal
ter Brooks, Stanley Brooks. Jerome
II. Remick, Harry Leonard and Gay
lor w. 0illis.
Miss Priscilla Sestten. Youngest daugh-
ter o the late Orsn ScOtten, proved
when her auto skidded on Lafayette
blvd and struck Patrolman Joseph
Moeller. of No. 1116 Townsend ave-.
ubo hadlv cut from HIS right