The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-10
IN DETROIT

Mrs.. Minnie n. Chsats. II years old,
mother 81 Ward n. CnOate, No. US5
West Grand-blvd., died. Thursday. In
she had recently made her home.
Mrs. Choate was the widow OF Will
liam Il. Choate. of Jackson. Mich.
and the body will be taken to that
city for interment.
Boseman. Mont. has accepted the call
extended to him recently by the
Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian church.
Of p fsis Ely Nov Mr.; Huston Will come
The following books have been added
90 the Detroit Public ibrsrys Ever
ern Law" Roger Boutet de Mon
vsi E%i Psri. Enf osi Men e. and Bax MS
With the Bulgarian stan" William
NJ Fullerton, Problems of Power;"
William r. Gahagen. How to Con.
General dsS. n' BrokeraSs Business" Fran
els thompson. Works. Robert H.
Written. Valuation of Public. Ser
vice Corporations" Gilbert cannan.
blanc. The Confessions of Arsene
Lupin:". Louise X. Mabie. THE Wings
An accident 20 the electric light win
Ing In the Hotel Griswoid. Thursday
evening. put that hosiery In com
piete darknoss from shortly before
3 until after 1850 o'clock. Candles
were pressed into service ana the
guests took them-and the fncon.
veniencs-with more or less good
nature.
The lack OF q bOokkeeper 10 the reason
for Bankruptcy as.igned by George
perentesis. Woodward-ave. candy.
merchant. and John Graham. q sub
filed Thursday Perentesis has assets
OF s.a6o, and liabilities OF Sls,s3al3;
Graham schedules debts Of $l.66l.SS
and assets OF $500.
George Gilbert. Of No. 7si Ftfteents-
ST.. aud bert Wood. No. 1904 Brush.
ST.. each l6 years old. were arrested
Matthews, q Mt Clemens THURSDAY sda;.
here, charged with stealing an auto
belonging TO w. H. Billinghurst, OF
No. 141 Colburn-avs.,. and wrecking
i: against telephone pole near
inquiries about getting to a subur-
ban car In Romeo when citizens nott-
fed the sheriff.
The Arst mOthers' compensation allow
ances made under the Law, passed In
were granted by Judge Hubert. Of
the Juvenile court. Thursday. Mrs.
Cora House. Of Hamtramck. will re-
ceive 50 week for each OF fonr
typhoid fever. she told the court. Her
eldest boy. Charles. II suffering from
tuberculosis and must be cared for
in the country. Other cases heard
by the Judge and held up for de-
cision later were Adelaide Lewis.
NeEress with six children: Mrs.
Mary scheuerman with three: Mrs
Helen Lama with six. and Mrs. Mn
ME Cronin with seven. AZ.
william MoDonald. 1s-year- old driver
OF q wagOn owned BY Hogan Bros.
grocers. OF No 34T Twelfth-st.. was
Hurled from his waRtn and rem
dered unconscious: when one OF
driven BY Leo Cunningham. of No. 3iy
Lemay-ave.. was thrown against the
grocery wagon by pair OF runa-
way horses. at Fourteenth and Han
cock -aves.. Thursday. Mcdonald was
thrown several feet. striking on the
hard pavement He was hurried TO
his home In q passing auto. Both
wagons were badly damaged.
Carl 10th and Mary Juhas. arrested In
DuHand, were aPPaigned before United
States Commissioners Hurd. Thursday.
on O charge Of violating the white
slave laws and pleaded not guilty
Their hearing was set for Tuesday
with bonds Of $1,000 each. The two
are wanted In Wheeling. w. Va
They are said to have taken resort
inmates from Delray TO Wheeling
woman, wh0 n only Il years old has
been deported once as an undesira BILE
al1en but asserts now that she has
married a citizen and has q right to
remain In this country. Her hus-
band II said to be In Detroit.