The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-28
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
TIE Cansdian Paciac freight Offices
will be removed from No. : Forrest.
west, March /. To rooms No. 5QC-5lO
Dime Savings Bank building.
About 100 p~rsons heard Emma Gold
Thursday night She was mild aud
elm and there was no protest from
the police.
John NcCOrnatck. conductor on the Har-
per lilac, WAS nncd - by Judge Pie
Ian Thursday when found guilty OF
carrying William Schoenheh. Of No.
ie5s Willis-ave east. 400 feet past
hts crossing. Schoenheit IL n record
sr'S court juror
Friends In Detroit have received word
Of the death az Mrs. A. A. Bailou. In
Newton Centre, Mass Mrs. Ballou
was former resident OF Detroit Mr.
Ballou being treasurer OF the De-
trott-Em~ry Whcrf-eo- urttt-fve
years ago. when lie went 10 Newton
Centre
sician who In accused of violating
the white slave act, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Hurd. Thursday afternoon. and
pleaded not guilty. Hearing was set
Tor March 10. lie 10 TO be held IN
bonds Of $1,000.
Theodore Ponaski. of No. % Norwaik-
ave., Aamtramck. failed tn appear In
Justice Binders court Thursday af-
ternoon when he was to have been
tried on charge OF running a"blind
pis." Investigation showed that he
has disappeared $500 bond. fur
nished by Joseph Sudzinski, was de-
clared forfeited.
small watch set with a diamond has
been turned over TO the police after
being reported lost or stolen four
years ago. The owner has since dis
: appeared The persons who had the
get &C. They said they advertised IL
when they found II. but got no
answer. II not claimed, 1t will be
returned TO them.
- TIE fairvfew-avc. Improvement ssso-
citation was organized In the steph-
ens-ave. school Highland Park.
THURSDAY night by residents or
Fairview Martin Hansz was
elected president. e. A. Root secre-
tary and y. Ayers treasurer An at
wiA-be- made to change the
name OF the street TO prevent CON
fusion with Fairview Detroit.
Officer Arthur Fitzpatrick. of the AMI
msi Welfare committee. In tnvesti-
cutting the case OF Il horse which was
locked In barn on Elizabeth-s cas-,
without food or water for two weeks.
while its Negro owner went on "A
spree. The horse ate four feet OF II
board from its stall and was found
dying by neighbors Huge splinters
Of wood had pierced its stomach.
The Negro has disappeared and has
been traced TO Canada.
The Detroit alumni Of the Michigan
Agricultural college held their an
nual dinner in the Eliiott-Taylor-
The speakers We're Dean @. W. Bis
sell, Dean r. 5 Shaw and Prof.
LiShtbody. OF the institution. There
were more than 100 graduates pres
Including 4, A TOrrDv who +
tended the college in 1857. the FIRST
year OF Its foundation. T. Phillips
was POSTMASTER
James Hawke. 20 years old. was told
~ kiss his four babe anh
so home with his wife and think
things over cor week. when he APP
peared before Justice Stein Thurs
day charged with failing TO support
his 1s-year- old wife. A mother-in-
law figured In the case and the young
couple have been parted. Hawke
locked wistfully at his baby and
gladly took the opportunity 10 hold
Il and kiss IT, and go back home with
his wife.
Representatives of the city hospitals
will meet nembers of the poor COM
mission. Board of Health. Police
Commissioner Croul and the council
committee on public health. Saturday
morning. 10 talk over the PROPOSE
ton OF building city additions to pri-
Vate hospitals to provide the neces-
sary room for the care Of city pa
,ients II the plan is approved, the
100000 appropriation asked for II
municipal hospital VIII be used to
build the additions.
Saturday IL the lRst day for paying the
; corporation tax. and corpora tOns
failing TO pay their taxes TO the fed
eral government by that day will be
liable to a fine Of 10000. II is est
mated that the Increase in net earn
hugs made by the o 900 corporations
In the Detroit district Will amount
e. for hA -nnT 'hA Af
profits shown last year were $67 900,
oo0. .about So per cent OF the cor
roraticns In the district have already
filed their statements and paid their
tax. The Internal revenue office VIII
All ldaX-Satucday-fo r-thc-
49, convenience of the firms that have
not Yet nled~their reports.
Patrciman John Wisniewski and n mob
Lynch, 22 years old. after hard
chase OF several blocks, Thursday af-
ternoon and he is held as pick
pocket. He mad an open knife In
). his overcoat pocket. Albert Upplc
= ger OF No. 1912 Hunt-st, was robbed
OF $40 on Baker car. and was on
his way TO H',nt-st. station TO report
The matter when he saw Lynch and
several other young men dividing
rooney He recognized Lynch as the
man who jostled him on the car. and
Joining In. Lynch had $40 in his
pockets He says he is from Cleve-
land
An order has been issued by POstmns-
-fer-General Hitchcock adding u col
Iect -on-d delivery feature to the parcel
pest service to 60 into effect July j.
Ever since the parcel post was in
ausurated there has been call for
this feature, and 1t Is expected that
II will add great deal to the use
fulness Of the parcel post. The gov
eminent will collect and remit sums
up to 500 on any parcel post pack
ageto which the sender mas ainxed
the necessary postage and 10 cents
additional for the service and the in
surance OF the package. Sub-station'
No. IL at No 524 Grand River-ave..
was designated as parcel post sta
ton Thursday afternoon.
Herbert 4. Hitchcock. No. lis Pingree-
nve., who was In We xicO city during
tho recent fighting there. In letter
to Mrs Hitchcock, just received,
graphically describes the scenes or
i, rioting and military bloodshed TO
which ne was a witness. Mr.. Hitch
cock writes that the nerviest thing
/ ever heard Of was when Madero
rode down the street accompanied
only by q few aides, bowling. smil-
Ing and giving orders TO his follow
ers; many Of his aides were killed