The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-29
IN DETROIT

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day afternoon in Harper hospital
following a serious sinking spell AT
ter a rally that aroused hopes OF his
recovery.
The Cremation Association Of America
which Has c0nmiuded = twO-days
meeting in tht Detroit Crematorium
Tuesday. elected the following ofn
&c RS for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. DR.. Hugo Erickson. Detroit;
vice-president q. $. Metcalf. Buffalo;
treasurer. Frank L, Cobb. Boston;
Angeles. The association will meet
In Indianapolis in 1914
Elliott G. Stevenson, Of Detroit. SUI
preme chief ranger Of the lndepend-
ent Order OF Foresters. will person
ally endow and maintain a home for
aged and infirm Eoresters and at -hia
amount OF 100000 will go TO the
institution. The announcement was
made In Toronto.
Robert N. Grindley, manager Of the
City and Suburbaa Homes Co., talked
to the members OF the Real Estate
board at it's weekly luncheon In the
Griswold house Thursday non. His
subject was The discovery OF real
estate values In Detroit In. 1913.
Next week +. c. Chapman will talk
bank laws affecting real estate deal
ers-
George n. Feakell. cOmmissioner Of
public works. II going 20 enfOrce the
ordinance forbidding the tearing UP
or streets within a year after they
have been resurfaced. He has COM
municated with the Detroit Real Es-
tate board. asking the cooperation
Its mebers. Some real estate deal
ers are inscriptions enough TO sell
lots without making water connec-
tions. and the commissioner wishes
to put an end to this practice.
MunteipaI operation Of the Belle Isle
casinO and the skating pavilion has
proven success the first summer.
according to a statement prepared by
Park Commissioned William r. Dust.
Up to Aug. ! the skating pavilion
the casino. minus a bar. has 3l,lS5.s7
on the right side OF the ledger Palm
or Park casino shows a loss of
3s02.S6.
The body Of Claude Herbert HARPER,
son Of the late George N. HARPER, OF
from Portland. ore. in which city
the young man died Sunday. follow
ing weeks illness from erysipelas.
Mr.. HARPER was' - years old and
had lived In Portland the last Ave
years. He Is survived by his wife.
mother and two sisters, the Misses
Olive and Grace HARPER. Funeral
services will be held In the family
Home, NO. XtO OWSu~4VL., AZ q OAte
to be announced.
Coroner Burgess, after investigating
the accident In which Joseph Carna-
CHI. aged I'VE, of No. 7SS Rivard-s St.
was killed by an auto driven by T..
L. Albrecht. prominent young con-
tractor. decided to impanel a Jury
Saturday and hold an Inquest. which
will probably be held Tuesday. Cor
oner Burgess stated that his invests
CATION indicated that Albrecht was
~ Al Co IL
Nisenholtz. OF No. $50 Brady-st.. who
was pinned In q doorway and badly
injured when Albrecht's auto jumped
the curb. after striking the little boy,
Joseph Kust. eight years old, Of No.
by an auto driven by r. p. Lyons OF
No 422 Helen-ave.. at Mt. Elliott and
Lambert-aves. Thursday afternoon
and was taken to samar. tar hospital
by Mr.. Lyons. Rudolph Tolitcer. four
years old. Of No. 116S Fischer-ave.
was injured about the head when
run down by a bicycle ridden by
He was taken home.
james Bradley, - years old, and Enoeh
StOit, . years old. both claimlng
New York city as their home. fell for
the lure of teasing the tenderloin.
Thursday night. and landed in police
cells. Taking advantage Of the ner-
vous tension in the red light district
while plans for it's end are pending.
giving orders about closing up the
place. The keeper OF the place noti-
fed the police. and Bradley and Stolt
were locked up for investigation.
Fuseral services for Mrs. Margaret Isa.
bella MeDosaId Walters, mother Of
George A. Walters. secretary Of the
Detroit police department. and OF
Henry c. Frank and Charles X. Wall
ters. OF this city. were held Friday
afternoon In the family home in Es-
years old. and native Of Inverness.
Scotland. died Tuesday Of ailments
incident to old age. Besides the four
sons living in Detroit, Mrs Walters
NTH son. James L. Walters, Of La
combe. Algeria
Judge SessiOns will sit In Detroit sept.
To take up numerous matters that
Will be brought before him by As
sistant District Attorney Bland. One
OF them Will be to remove a cloud
from the title to 1871 acres Of land
In Cheboygan county which Ia claim
ed by the sole survivor Of the Che
boygan band OF Indiana under a
treaty made with the chief of his
tribe. Way, by President
James X. Polk In 1s47. The COVER
nor OF Michigan was made guardian
OF the tribe. and the present action
was started by Gov. Osborn and
taken up later by the attorney-gen-
eral In Washington. TIE HAND Is now
in the possession OF John w. McGinn
and the heirs Of A. l.. Agat. IL was
bought in a tax sale.
Cor0nes Burgess decided. after q
thorough Investigation Of the roller
coaster accident In which Charles
Anderson, OF No. 352 Townsend-ave.,
was killed. that the young man came
to his death through his own care
lessness, and no Inquest will be held.
The coroner learned that Anderson
was of duty and was looking for his
hat standing on the coaster track.
when he was struck by car con-
tanning Il. F. Hollenbeck and J. w.
Wright. of Alma. Mich, and Ernest
Martin. OF No. 1875 Jererson-av ave.
All Of the men were bruised and
shaken up. but were able to go home
after having their Injuries dressed.
Deputy Coroner william AIlmand stum-
bIed upon q pitifu1 state Of AFFAIRS
when he was called TO No. 255 Will
liams-ave.. TO Investigate the death
OF week old babe OF Mrs. Walter
Belitzki. The child had been dead
for two DAYS. Starvation was the
cause. the mother being SO poorly
nourished that she was unable to
feed the baby. Walter Belitzki left
his wife two weeks ago, saying that
he was going out to find work The
only food that the woman had since.
was furnished by neighbors No doe
tor attended the sick baby. and no