The Detroit times., 1913-02-17
IN DETROIT

UurRImru rGnucu q umrNenN OF uDOul
400 worth OF plumber In Detroit dur
ing the busy week end.
HursIars tossed a brick through IN,
window OF samuel Reiman's bakery
No. 279 Plquette- at o'clock
Monday morning. and entering the
place through the embrasure. took
t2i from the cash register.
Tuneral services for the late Mrs. y. L.
Converse were held In the family
home. No. 65 Caniield-ave. east, Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Converse's death
took place Friday, following an i'll
ness OF three years.
Mrs. Barbara Diets, "a years OF age
and q resident OF Detroit upwards of
so years. died. sunday, I'm the family
home. No. 1879 Concord-ave follow
ing n weeks illness, from diabetes
Mrs. Dietz Is survived by her hus-
band. four sons and i've daughters.
Three Arms. the Jacobs Welding Co.,
Acme Wire Fence 60. and the Cole
man Manufacturing Co. suffered loss,
Il sunday morning. when the building
at No. 422 Guoin-st, in which they
are located, was damaged by nre,
from unknown cause. The losses are
covered by insurance,
Chefs I'm the restaurant at No. 1924
Wo0dward-nve. had narrow escapes
from serious injury when the kitchen
range exploded, early Sunday morn
ing. hlling the kitchen with flames.
Walters rushed 10 the rescue OF the
damage amounted TO about 5000.
Abe smith, of Toledo, came here. SUN
day, when he learned that Jennie
smith, OF Toledo. was under arrest
here as a witness against man
charged with bringing her from To-
ledo. Smith has searched for hNe
years for hts sister Jennie He
learned that the woman held here
was not the object OF his quest.
Frank J. Golden, 81 years old, porter In
m
son-ave, died in ST. Marys hospital,
sunday, from fracture OF the skull
sustained when he fell down the
basement stairs, on Feb, IL. Coroner
Burgess turned the body over TO
brother. who Will take IL TO Flint for
burial.
The Chinese students club which WINS
formed Friday evening In the y. VI.
G. A, will study American parlia
mentary law and political economy.
az tho hrst important subjects TO be
taken up by the club. The members
of the club. and in fact most C<inese
ia Detroit. rejoice over the news
from China that Yuan Shi Kai Will
be reelected president of the
Chinese republic.
Ernest StenEeI, 20 years old, OF No. ZOO
Arndt-st., was attacked by a Negro
as he stepped from the side door OF
John Lambrechts saloon, No 45J
Monroe-ave.. late Saturday night.
and was stabbed In the shoulder. He.
claimed to know no reason for the
assault. DR.. Thomas attended him.
Patrolman Louis Oldani arrested
Moses Graves, OF No. 1852 Macomb-st..
charging HIM with the assault.
Edward Henning, 28 years old, one OF a
family of IL children, ended hts life
with carbolic acid, in the home OF
his parents. No 81 La Salle-ave..
Sunday afternoon, during tit OF
dependency. After dinner he vcnt
for "a walk. and returning. went di-
rectly TO his room and swallowed the
poison. lie was dead when DIR. Fred
Henry. OF No III Twcnty-ninth-st.
arrived.
The flying squadron from the central
station made "a rush answer 20 call
from the Michigan Central depot at
o'clock Monday morning, that a
conductor had been held up and an
attempt made 10 Kill him. The squad
found II. \. Snydcr,-1 dining gear con-
ductor, VINO was covering IN the
superintendent oftter7 fttburtug uH=
der the Authorization that bandits
were trying To Kill him. lie was
taken into custody for observation.
william Helps, horseshoer at No. 1I3
Woodbridge-st.. east removed the
veil OF mystery which surrounded the
body OF an Unidentified man held in
the county morgue since Feb. :. when
he identified IT, as that OF Michael
Farrell 81 years old, who recently
thrust aside his chance OF obtaining
fortune. because he preferred 10
daily with the bottle Farrell. said
from Philadelphia. and obtained
work as horseshoer from Helps.
Miss Mnude A. Burrows. for many
years principal of the Potter school
and a teacher in the Chaney and
Columbia schools, died. Saturday, in
the home of her brother. Russell
Burrows, No. Ito Harper-ave. Miss
burrows was born In ontario 80 years
ago and had taught in Detroit pub
lie schools for % years. she Is sur
vtvGd by tTrr mother, Mrs, j, r., fur
rows, one sister. Mrs. w. w Baird
and two brothers. Or W, c. Burrows
and Russell Burrows.
Regular meetings Of the North Wood
ward chapter Of the Housewives
league VIII be held hereafter. on the
first and third Friday OF each month
at . o.. m. in the basement class
room Of the Woodward Preshy-
terrain church. Next Wednesday ut
: =. IN. the executive board VIII meet
with the officers of the various cnap-
tiers and the directors and rcprcsen-
tatives OF the federated clubs in the
parlor Of the Woodward ave. Baptist
n church. Ninder-st and Woodward
ave. The officers will meet monthly,
hereafter, on the third wednesday.
hill NOW before congress. sroNihing
for q Iitcrncy test of Immigrants. by
which all would be excluded who
could not read aud write at least one
language. would have little effect on
imm!CIation entering at Detroit, In
tie opinion OF g. oliver FrtCG, ~
spector I'm charge. Less tnau OF"
FER cent would be turned back mere -
he said. The greater part of those
affected would come from Russia and
southern Europe Attorncy August
Cyrowskj feels that tho bill would
prevent many Russian ana Aus tTian
Poles from entering the country
while those from Germany would be
litde affected lie added that only a
small proportion OF the Polish immi-
grants come from Germany. however.
An assault aud battery case before
Justice stein, In which Chris. BiIokas,
in charge OF Theodore Geraslmos
pool room, No. 20 Michigan ave.
clGimed To have been attncktd by
Harry DALEY and Daniel Sullivan. re-
suited I'm warm session, SATURDAY,.
G,raSimoS, known as tho King ct the
Greeks, claimed that lac mad often
asked for police protection against
rowdies who visited his place and
started disturbances. IL was unargcd
that sullivan and Daley hurled boot
balls through the windows and beat
Rilokas with POOL cues. Parole Agent
Nenn stepped forward aud accused
Cora simos OF keeping a disordcrlN
rieCo. jastirc stein Clipped In with
tho rNnnrk that there was no pUes-
tion Nut thFt tough gang Tree
iuented tho pool room, lic then fiHCu
the offenders slo.
Cuisines Incn are bcaInniug 10 xcr
TINT child labor N bRd business" said
owen ~ isuE'tpN. general SerrJtarN
OF the National Child Labor commit
toe Ia tTaNcr NctNodi - ciGrcE, sun
day night. They See that the la nm
done 10 the children 0i other men " n
react on their oven. fHeY erc realiE