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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05
BROKE AWAY
Prisoner Caught, and Chr Crew A.,
Arrehtol for Int rInn

When Patrolman Eacho placed A. w
Allen. who lives rear Seven Pines UNI
der arrest last night OH the charge OF
ninth and Q Streets. the latter became
unruly and broke away from tho Off
GER lie was quickly recapturcd but
In his pursuit of Allen, Eacho. accord
Ing to his statements. was 1cered at
and interfered with by Motorman J. J.
Davis and Conductor w j. Slaughter.
or the Richmond and Rappahannock
Railway. said to be friends Of Allen
After Allen had been landed in the
FIRST Police Station, where the addi-
tional charge OF resisting arrest was
lodged against him. Eacho swore out
warrants for Davis and Slaughter
They were bailed for their appearances
Crutchfield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05
Three Policemen Fired On, Col
ored Child Being Only
Bullet Victim.
GERRINe'S GUN SNAPPED
Failure OF Cartridges 10 Explode
Saved Life OF Negro
Rowdy.

One boy was shot through the riuht
leg, three policemen were fired upon
and trio Of hegroes escaped injury
In running pistol battle last night
at $50 o'clock in jackson Ward But
for the fact that three cartridges in
the revolver OF Bicycle Policeman Cor
rins were defective. one or the negroes.
Edward Young. would undoubtedly
have been killed
Complaint was made at the Second
Police Stauon that three negroes in a
buggy were creating disturbance at
First and Fedearl Streets and threat
eninS 10 shoot up" that locality All
We're said TO be armed with pistols
Gerrins was sent TO arrest them They
mad left the vehicle and were at FIRST
and Baker Streets when he arrived
He grabbed two, Alec Jonathan. and
d negro described as "pokey."
Shot AT Close Range.
AS he did SO. Young drew a revol.
YER and was about 10 shoot when he
iripped and fell over dog which ran
ny Gerrings prisoners broke away
from him. and he fell upon Young. The
latter managed 10 get up and from a
distance Of about five feet fred point.
blank at the officer. but the bullet
went wild GcrrinG mad drawn hts
gun. but pulled the trigger three times
before the hammer descended upon a
bullet which was DISCHARGED Young
was running away IN the meantiine
but turned and fired second shot
which also missed its mark None OF
Gerring's bullets struck the fleeing fig
ure
Patrolmen Galhr.iih ana wills
heard The shots. ana when they ar
rived on the scene they saw Young
making his escape, with Gcrring in
pursuit The negro saw the two Off.
GERS and shot AT them three times
using all tho bullets in his gun Gal.
braith and Wills opened IRE, but
though they enptied their weapons
they were not successful in checking
the negros fight
Coiored Child Wounded
The other two negroes had d{ean
peared while the officers we're attcrnnt.
ing TO capture Young so III gave ho
chase TO him. He was feet Of foo,
however. and outdistanced them. Cal
braith and wills stoppo1 "A PASSING
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05

Junius Kelly, colored. received an
ugly sash in his right arm last night
at Gillian and Leigh Streets. as a re-
be Sam Coker. following an argument
over debt Cocker escaped after the
cutting II was necessary for DR.. NJ
T. TorraErossa. City Hospital ambu-
lance SURGEON. TO take seven stitches in
kclleN'S wound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05
Emmnnuer's Anniversary.

The fifty-third anniversary of the
conservation OF Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, Henrico. will occur on sunday,
July .. There will be n celebration OF
the Holy Communion at IL A. NJ, with
sermon by the rector. On Monday
night the annual meeting of the cor
gregation Will be held in the parish
house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05
Car and Buggy I'm Collision.

F, A buggy, owned and driven by s.
Walker. was damaged last night at z
o'clock III collision with n Broad and
Main street car in charge of Motorman
J. H. Williams and Conductor E. A.
Fisher, at Seventeenth and Franklin
Streets =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-05
Woman Stnbhrd ,I,n


Josephine Jackson, colored, was fined
S2o and costs yesterday morning in
Police Court for stabbing Ben Jackson
Mercer Vaughan colored. was fined
s25 for ASSEMBLING Joseph Lee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

county. great crowds expecting 70
leave on the q 80 cars ON the Pan
Handle traction line. while others
wll leave ON the a. train Nathan
D. Goa BE- the most popular man iu
West virginia today. and great
number viii leave 90 hear him to-
uiGhf. when he viii discu tho qgcq.
tiun ~ ff" Underwood Simmons hill
The September reI ort of Buffalo
district schools has been completed
by Di. tric' superintendent e. o. Pot
fer. and D. as follows Enrolment.
i42 per cent attendance. "fi daily
attendance 3G1
Mr. aud MRS G. 70 Carmau and
daughter. Omcia. Mrs Wilmer Car.
michael Mrs Dean Ia1ear and Mrs
Robert Nirholls we're S~'rIbCugIlic SIS
itors ou Tuesday. gDiur by train
Mrs 10 = E'rrs was re- Wheeling
-lopIs r ON Monday
Mis- Susan HALEY has token up hc-
college at Wheeling
Miss rer'ha Jacobs i. cIarbins ~
tl" ZION Ton
Mrs WhI Fowler. OF Iba county
e. otis shopper YESTERDAY
H' HN.| hNN r. D. MnNIIFN |UNn
returned from veddinr trIp spent FOO
fbn east
ZION Marshall uu,aI OF steubon
'III" 0as among the ,ity visitors ,ov
fordat
Nr. s. A. Graham. off "emithfeld.
ohio visited friends hrro Yesterday
Ih" report Of fhe Windsor school
room \o o. tsueHt Dos Nr. Rhoda
N'h"l'r is very favorable for the
month eudinc October o. 1919 Pupils
'nroIl"d Rows. o.. eirls. eg total.
Per cent Of attendance Bow. qq
per 'cnt Urls HG per cent Those
present every dat WiIfprd Eunt-
DiIn"rf Tnlositch Tony Rupisb Mad.
di" ~tI'iutky. Kud. Toio,itch. Ralph
Wagner Joe Wareo. Mary Warner.
Helen Wiles. Helen Miller Anna Tur
Bic Mary T1iovitoh. Julia Hartok
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
McN-echeu RHsfs

Mary local I-mocrat, attended IN.
'larK-Neely meetir held In the audi
t"rlum az Wheeling last evening
Miss Lizzie thurman. 81 Clarineton-
l. spending Il Few days with friends and
relatives iu This CITY.
nr"e local young girls were arrested
at cleveland. %. last Tuesday aft.r.onD
Itrr"d with suopiftug
Mrs Eenker. Newark. o.. is spend
ing " 70" days with friends and reia-
Garfield council No. :. IT. n. 4. A NJ
VII meet this evening at h-eadguarferS
IN the Fisher building.
u f. probable that service vr1' ho
held next sunday in the auditorium of
the new First VI. p. Church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
To Attend Good MEETING.

\ special car will pass through this
town from Moundsville about 7:I5
O'Clock this evening bound for Wheel
ing. All Republicans are urgently
requested TO get on the car. which
Will stop at the corner OF Seventh
and Market streets TO take on all
voters for the Con- meeting to be
held at the Auditorium in Wheeling
This will probably be the largest
political meeting held in the First
district during the congressional cam
raisn. and every voter Is urged TO
attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
M'MECHEN
Drivers Must Watch.

superintendent Marble. OF the
wheeling Traction lines on the local
division. states that the drivers GO
Ing through the Narrows below this
town must watch where they are GO
ing. Red lanterns are placed where
the new street paving Is being laid.
n nearly every morning several OF
them are found with the globes
broken and lying on the ground. The
lanterns are placed on the sides OF
the road. and how some OF them get
broken is a mystery 10 the officials.
The work Of laying the brick is pro-
pressing nicely and will be completed
before winter arrives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Left for Conference

Several members OF the First NJ
y. church left yesterday evening for
buckhannon TO attend the annual
state conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church, which Ia in session
mere this week. Rev. r. ID. Fellers.
pastor OF the local church. left last
Monday evening for the conference
They will all return tomorrow even.
ing or saturday morning. Several
n In the Pan Handle district
are predicted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
SEALED
NOTICE to Manufacturers, Jobbers M.,-
ohants and Other Wholeanle na.,s-.

NOIICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
~ state hoard OF Control OF the state
It's orice at Charleston. West Virginia
sor furnishing supplies for the several
1910 INSTITUTIONS. the financial mango
Sohtracts VIII be awarded to the lowest
oL9ders; quality considered. and Other
ptths equal West Virginia deal
eFs VIII be given preference.
LISTS or supplies needed will be FUR
hished bidders or receipt OF REQUESTS
statinE the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTRl
aktu Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
OncnNd Wan Stn-

refer %Seitn-r. who had his store room
nnrned when the fire occurred which
Nlpti out half Of the business arStrfct
'"S town several months ago. has
!u~t completed mis- new tWo-storv brick
nulldlng near the corner OF Seventh and
N.aIS'ill streets and has moved his
stock into IN" new quarters Tbe stcr.
: now open FOR business and is among
the finest in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
May Attend Meeting-

~ u hic.ly probable that a big Re-
Vile next saturday evening and "a sDesL-
or or national fame viii Doe on tire plat
FORM, II arranged. Many local Ra.ub-
means plan Co attend the meet fns aud
are trying hard to land several sneakers
TOT this city on MONDAY might. the eve
OF election day. y arranged. the meet
huild Iur. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Much Interest in sertss

L2'dl baseball fans are greatly inter
teu IN the present world series and
the score boards at the various niarosn
business IN this town are watched our
,ns 'he afternoon by hundreds. Many
,'-at persons go To Wheeling each after
noon 10 watch the game on the electric
score board In Tho anhItnrIum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
They Make You Feel Co..

The pleasant %purEative effect pro-
duced by Chamberlain's Tablets and
The healthy condition of body and
mind which they create make n
feel joyful. For sale by All Dealers.
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

Arthur Davis. Well. burr. and Chri..
feII Mover. Well. burg
Henry rf.rrs. Homestead. VI aud
IIlth o. C@Dnorsu. U-,ItlHuo.,-. ra
IHe0dor" o. Col.ou Tolilrsl cs. and
I'm." o. t1uIe" --.ruHcutillc ohio
& i1ori Hc.sf Tttt-burrh. pa and
lI'Il1 Hawk. hurlh. pa
Lou.. Ic.srlapI piff. Hur.h. va
tnI Sarah ShtTsr. TItt. bur.h TH
NIhorf -e'it. Jefferson county. Ohio.
iui Mary WrIrhfm1u. WsIl..ius. ~
u-'u'n 1uuaio short creek. and
Auks SklIIDn. short Cr,.L
MI. Clara Ilmi.ou. clerk iu tho
bon Tom store fnll down tho stops
'' fho cellar Or Thursday Ia.f anil
received bruises FOB tUn extent that
Dbl" ha. ruf .ir. boon tl.a to o.. ~
f"r tnaf huf ras able fn walls down
ir''' on "wednesday
1h" hHg meeting CO. bc held AZ
Wheeling Auditorium fouirht. %
which Senator Nath7u % cor Del ~
sg"ai. Do aI thc attraction .u Brooke
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
LIQUOR LICENSE.
LIQUOR LIcErsE APPLICATIONS
for
Year Beginning July !. 1913, and Ending
tune 70. 1914.

WHEELING. " Va. sept. -. 1913
Tc Whom II MAY Concern.
IN" follow ing application was filed
with me FOR Liquor License FOR tha
license year Of 1878 and 1914
Name. Jos TaTaSik Place Of bust
ness 4fl4 Wood -. Residence. 20 Tween
ty-third st
] do hereby certify that the FOREGOING
applicant FOR retail license has Received
q certfi,at" from the sheriff Of ohio
county. certifying that applicant mas
deposited % sufficient amount as re
quired by law.
Respectfully.
'IIAS. AHEENS.
clerk OF enc License Court Of The ritv
or Nhf' ."r "f--1-u-.-4-I4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS


doubl barrel or repeatinp
shot gun, state price. make and condi-
tion. Address Post office Box 712.
o-S-I
wANTED-To rent. a hotel. IN small
country town. one with feed stable At
tached preferred. Give fun particuIrs
IN first letter. Address NJ care Intel-
nteh0er ottice' 9th
WANTEp-To exchange town lot in
BarnesNtlle. o. for a light truck. Brush
or kunahout Phone National 26. Fair
p9lnt; %. or write L. -. :. BOX ass.
S~hepherdstown. O o---g
q ornamental and shade trees a.,
special prices FOR a few DAYS To in
duce fall planting. AT 'olsraiu Nurseries
Address 4 Starhlck. Colerain. o.
o-7-3ot
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
C-.h paid for cast on clothing. write
NJ. LEVY
NO loS marfst St. Wheeling. W. Va.
wE-CoIlcct Bad Bi.!s. Ruv ana Sell
Claims Attachment carefully placed
ana executed. We adjust cIatns ond
Nlase corrections on a commission basis.
20 C1llcction- 10 pay The Huckeye Msr-
S%Stt!;e Seency. 503 Board OF Trade
"f W Va U
PATEETSSec1rsd Trad.
10. xleL trse Fifteen years practice.
II L.. DrELA2. PATENT ATTORNEY,
Nst-oa1 ETcbangs Bank Blds,
wheeling. w Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Basle's Candies Never
Did Have a Real Rival.

Ihev are made clean and
IRE uniformly good Cheap
candle, arc harmful 90 the
health not So With ours. they
are made from pure sugar
and other pure ingredients
w arc now making a full
Inc OF chocolate candies Of
alI varctlc, t-v some. voulI
like en-
Barie tuc Of homemade
candies o., easily the largest
and best 900 Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

SO 'no1f I. being made to secure
enough sunday school pui il. from
th" different schools bon this ci.y %
make H f'ft crrIitahl" showing in
ih' hr Sunday school parade of fIo
ohio E.l.'. iu S~f'rh"uNiIlr ON ~Itur.
Day. October o.. fho parade fo form
900 .. " AN member. of SUNDAY
.'In.'s BOB fHi. cIt, Who wish 90 JOHN
Ih' rfr'd" r'.ss" u ir SUI or.utaud-
'uf o. 3D. BRYANT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
WELLSBURG
Library Contest.


The Oue quarter million was
reached this week iu the library OF
test. the only change in the standing
being the taking OF third place by the
Masonic order over the Is. OF l. lodge
which had held third lace for or
time past ON and after October IS.
according TO rules issued by the
judges. pl tickets must have the name
Of the merchant ssiuing the same
STAMPED thereon. This action i
deemed necessary to avoid frdudu-
lent voting similar 10 that which oc-
O.Irred several week AGO. The stand
ing of th" four highest IS a. follows
IL % . + ...... 252. $40
O. g. Wellsburg hlgh school. ... .22f.19S
B. Masonic club ..164.31i
* Of p ..103.725
The Wcllshurg Merchants Athletic
club will play % game Of football on
saturday. October %. ~ grounds can
he secured. th" Werlich field being
preferred The players are Irastic
ing each evening and are making fine
progress
Dr G O. Jordan. pastor OF tho
second Pre-" hyforiau church wilkins
burg. Pa D.. visitor 90 tHc home ~
Rev % 800. " = Holmes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
EOR SALE


TOR orb horse. Years old
coll Beu 80 o. 3. MY o-N-ff
FoR SALE-Team 81 match gray horse
weight 2 600 pounds Inquire War
wood Bakery. National phone -35s-E
o-1-tf
FOH BALE-Iairy farm. Within ono mile
from Wheeling. has on n "a brick house.
large harm costing about e.. 600. also ae.
eraI smaller pieces lf land suitable for
truck u- chicken fIrm call ur address. .
VI AtkInson. Film Grove Sat phone D. ~
-uL-I e-Hf-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

FOR RENT
rOR HEET-s rooms and BATH. rne..e.
sion 600 once ru.. 18th So o.N.h
PCR RENT.
TIKI RhSTH FIEST sTCOun
THnHD AND rIrTH FLOORS
OF HE EEW FIR Proof NERCAF.
IILH BUtLnINo ON MAIN STREET
AT s. BgInGE CCHNER.
VII BE ABOUT FIRST or
EACH rLooR oAS IN RENTED
sEPAHATELv.
JANIS T.. HEwLuE.
1Of1fB MHIv oTHEU-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Union District
Centre District.

Precinct No. l-Chas Ihlenfeld. 1910
Market street.
Precinct No. 2-Chas. Jahnke. 2z4:
Market street.
Precinct 40. 3-Mrs. Funk. 2:24 Mar
ket street.
Precinct No. Jos. J. Kirsch. 2242
Market street.
Precinct NO. 81. Elliott. 25l7 Market
street.
Precinct No. 6-wm. Z. Poole, 23i4
Chapline street.
Precinct o 7-MenkemeIler's Barber
shop. gao ohapline street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

LATEST MAGAZINES
Harper Atlantic. ~Srrihuers. ladies'
Home Journal. VOGUE Womaus
Home Companion. Popular Nechau.
I,4 Nouur'e. New Story NagazInr
Swi'h.s Stationery. Baseball Goods
{. VI. Quincy
New Location: 1872 MARKET 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

Notins Precincts have been establish
60 In each OF the Masisterial Districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
Clay District

Precinct No. l-b. Moran. Is 18th st
Precinct No. Sands Block, So TT
street.
Precinct No. Frank Cumberland. y
" cor Morrow Alley and IL IN street.
Precinct No. s+Dertrude Sauers, :
Twelfth street. second floor.
Precinct No carroll Club, IL Thir
tenth street.
Precinct No. 6-Martha Yates. 1874
Fourteenth street.
Precinct No. Mrs. Robert Britt 10
Fourteesth street.
Precinct No. 81 L. Miller. 1920 Nc
CollOch street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
WANTED-rOSlTION

-
" nv Dung man wants post ION
as electric rraremar. s v.4~s .vr.rl
'h'' Address 4 u. care Intelligence.
81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09
IlPEMRl1ERS FOR SALE

TOR shL1-Oii.er Typewriter Good
condition r. y Smith. go Main
wheeling Bell S7c-E. Natipnti
i"''M au1s-tf
ron sALE-Oue oliver TvpeWrffe No a
positively GOOD az new Your own
ash price. N reasonable. Loci r42 Flrl
~ W. w nu-A-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-09

"hNfEp-A double barrel or repeating
shot gun. state price make ,rd ca.I
uon- Address Post office Box 712.
n-CV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-03
MILLION INVOLVED IN
WOODWARD-AVE. LEASE

A 99-year lease at q rental which Is
said to aggregate $1.O00.O00. has been
given on the property at No. l2i
WoOdward-ave. II has frontage OF
20 feet and depth OF 100 feet. and
is occupied by four-story brick
building, the ground floor of which
contains a store, while the three
stores above form part OF the Hotel
Metropole.
The lease was negotiated by Ezra
II. Jones for NJ. B. Whittlesey to
Robert Stuart Stewart and other
heirs to the estate OF DR.. Morse Stew
art. who own the 20 feet OF the front
age at No. 122 Woodward-ave.. adjoin
Ing on the south Of the piece just
leased.
The lessees do not acquire posses
sion OF the property until the termina
ticn Of the lease held by Charles II
Clements. proprietor of the Hotel
Metropole. which remains effective
until May /, 1918. On acquiring the
additional 20 feet frontage, the
lessees plan to erect a mercantile
building with a frontage OF 40 feet
on Woodward-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-03
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
City OF Detroit. Mich. Dec. 2. 1913.
PROPOSALS FOR
FURNISHING ASPHALT

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department of Public
Works, Detroit. Mich, until Friday
Dec. l2, 1913, at 10 o'clock a. m. stan
dard time. for furnishing and deliver.
shipping poinO on NJ G. X. r. siding
al the city's municipal asphalt plan.
In the Western District Yard. as the
same may be required and ordered N
and during the year ending Jan. 81
one thousand tons, more or less. re-
fined Trinidad asphalt, for sheet as
phalt paving purposes. In accordance
with SPECIFICATIONS on hie In the above
'Contrscts will be entered into with
manufacturers of the finished product
only. ~
pie mot less than 10 pounds) Of as
phalt to be furnished.
Each bidder must deposit with his
lid certified check IN separate en-
veiope In the sum OF $4,000. payable TO
the order OF the Department or Public
Witch will be forfeited to the De-
partment In case the bidder fails to
enter Into contract within 10 days af-
ter the acceptance OF his or their ten
tractor upon proper execution or his
contract bond Contracts to be cIJ-
feet to the approval OF the Common
Councii. The bidder whose tender is
w eon, Ss sea spbrov e. surety
bonds to the City OF Detroit and State
OF Michigan In the full cstHnntej
amount Of contract
The Commissioners OF Public Works
reserves the right to reject any, or all
p'o''' GEO. r. FENKELI.
Asia Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-03

NOOuuIm0SO IIV01 Eo8S O8Sys
they visited other members of tne
council"
The plea that thousands Of dollars
worth OF work was being held up and
men were being kept out Of work
moved the council to pass the amend
ment. During the debate, the alder
men repeatedly put the building IN
spector on the griddle and he was still
attempting to explain some OF the In
tricacies of the building code long az
ter the council had adjourned.
I, Alfred Lucking's bill for $12,028.6U
for legal services In the Hally ordi.
nance case. the Fort-st. rental case
and the temporary settlement plan
was received by the council. and on
motion of Aid. Lodge was referred to
the committee on claims and accounts.
Another epidemic has BROKEN loose.
according to the Board Of Health.
This time IL Is diphtheria, and $5,VOO
Is asked In establishing a special anti
toxin fund. Towards the close OF the
fiscal year, when funds In all depart
ments run low, the Board 0 Health
always gets busy with epidemics. John
+. McKinlay, secretary Of the board,
Is a regular epidemic KID" the alder
men say, and after Jan. he IL a
weekly caller at the Tuesday morning
meeting OF the council committee on
ways and means. And what's more,
Secretary McKinlay always gets what
he wants.
Joseph Bahorskis appointment az
school inspector to succeed James NJ
Jeffries In the Seventh ward. was con-
frmed.
The trial by the council OF the Boil.
er Inspector John c. McCabe, against
whom charges have been filed by the
union of steam engineers. was put
over another week to give Corpora.
Zion Counsel Lawson time to deter
mine just how the triab should be con-
Quoted. There Is question As to
whether the council or the civil ser
vice commission ought to hear the
charges. and IL the council. whether
before the council as a whole or the
on ordinances
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-03
26 DAYS SPENT
IN EFFORT TO GET
Gilman JURY


(Continued from Page Ono).
T. Schuster, No. ITO East Grand.
blvd; Nicholas j. Tiefels. No. 1881
Canton-ave.: Joe Carpenter, No. 80
Humboldtave.; Thomas II. Johnson,
No. lsi Ash-st.; Charles NJ. Howe, NO.
81 Lambie-pl; Henry A. I.auhoir, No.
3zS Warren-ave. east: Frank A. LIP
sinski. No. 21S Lawton-ave.: John b.
Sparrow, No. 213O Fort-st. east;
Charles Nursen, No. Cpl ST. Joseph
ST.; George Well. No. 264 Catherine
ST.; Joseph Michalski, No. 1886 juno
tion-aye.: Fred Rowe, No. 523 Camp
behave; Frank J. Boydell. No. l04l
Second-ave.; Robert j.. Service, No.
100 Woodward-ave.; George Reipot,
No. 63l Military-ave.; John Bohlen,
No. 573 willis-ave. east; Frederick
Ohlert. No. 1861 VanDyke-ave.;
Charles Schumacher. No. 295 Fisher
ave-; A. J. Eley. No. 80 Forest-ave.
east; J. Hilton Daron, No. 1887
Brush-st.; Guy Schail, No. IS Elev-
enth-st; Abraham Jacobs. No. Sc Al
fred-st Peter Kaiser. No. 1892 East
Grand-blvd.; George e. Robinson. No.
318 F1fteenth-st.; James Mathes, No.
BAT Fifteenth-st. Edward Dewey, No.
708 Macomb-st.: Frank Crandall, No.
rs Martha-pl.; BENJAMIN Marks. No.
5000 West Grand-blvd.; George Deane
St.. No. 379 Sixth-st.; Frederick
Bausch, No. All Alfred-st.: George A.
Spence, No. 811 Seyburn-ave.; John
Ash, No. 273 Theodore-st: James
Kelley. No. 266 Congress-st. east; vii
liam Teahan, No. 1856 Helen-ave.;
Hugo E. Estzoldt. No. $50 Helen-ave.;
Peter Roth. No. 465 Monroe-ave.; Dud'
ley w. Smith, No. 70 Pallister-ave.
william ]. Stellberger. No. 276 Gratiot
ave-; Charles Doty. No. 676 Dix-ave