The Detroit times., 1913-01-18

IN DETROIT

sthe charge OF bigamy. after enterlng
waiver before Justice John Mar
shan IN llighland Park. Friday after
noon. Orthington Will be ar
raisncd In circuit court. Monday
Funeral services for the late Theodore
NnEeL Who died In his home. No. 40i
Cratiot-aVt Thursday, from pneu-
monIa, Will be held Monday morning.
IN 81. Joscphs Roman Catholic
church Nh, Nagel. who was % years
old and well-known in 81. Joseph's
parish. IN survived by his mother
ore brother and five sisters.
While relatives were searching for lid
ward Morgan, who disappeared from
ms rooming house. No. Is Cham :
plaln-st, Jan. 10. Morgan's body lay
IN the county morgue. IL was iden-
titled by brother. Friday. Morgan
slipped and fell on an icy sidewalk
near his home, and was taken to ST.
MArA.s-Aespithl.- where he died.
John ). knight. of the ID. T.. W., will
talk TO the NewsboyS association
sunday evening In Detroit Wheel
mems nall. on How newsboys can
town" There will be music and
reeitations by members OF the as
sociation. Horatio S. Earle. vice.
president of the association Will
have charge Of the meeting
Kenneth Osborne, eight years old. has
again disappeared from his home, Ne.
Sll Stanley-ave.. for the second time
in two months, and his mother has
The boy Is pronounced victim OF
the wanderlust. and seems TO enjoy
ar existence which includes sleeping
under doorsteps, In preference TO the
comfort OF his bed at home.
DEFECTIVE w. ,. Brennon. of the Burns
agency, addressed the Detroit chap
ter OF the American Institute or
Banking, Friday night He told some
of the methods which he had used
as a detective He said that one OF
the first steps a detective takes Is
4. Nnrle IA Inn IL
ness, as idleness on his part would
arouse suspicion among those whom
he IL set 10 watch
There Is brisk demand for municipal
bonds at present. Controller Helne-
man sold the last batch at par to
small Investors and those bonds are
now selling AT above par. The coun-
Gil recently authorized the sale OF
about 100000 more bonds md before
they have been delivered 10 the
controllers office Heineman has ne
Gotiated for the sale OF 100000 at
par To n number Of small investors.
Wei Lacuyes and Thomas Pimotic, as
sailants of Mounted Patrolman Mc-
Kay in night in which the othcer
was badly slashed about the hand and
wrist. appeared before Justice stein,
Friday Iacuves was fined $40 on a
charge OF disturbing the peace, while
Pimotic was bound over TO the re-
cordcr's court for trial on a charge
or carrying concealed weapons
revolver was found in his posses
sion.
The Wolverine Press association
annual meeting. in the Griswoid
house Friday: President, r. +
Brown. OF tho Harbor Beach Times;
vice. president clifford Ward, OF tho
Charlotte Tribune, secretary, A. Is.
Bragdon, Jr.. OF the Monroe Record
commercial, treasurer, \. ID Gal
lery, OF the caro- Advertiser; pub
liclty director \ r. Gordon. OF De-
Friends I'm Detroit have received word
OF the death in Nashville. ILL.,. Fri
day. ~ Miss Mary Wiese, "A sister
or Mrs. John II. Seely No 260 Black
burn ave, this city. but. owing 10 the
fact that the Seely home Is quaran
tined on account OF scarlet fever. the
sad news has not been conveyed TO
Mrs. Seeiy, whose husband is a clerk
In the circuit court Miss Wicse was
a. years old and had been an invalid
fol 20 years and confined TO her bed
The Detroit division OF the Ancient Or
der pf Hibernians VIII celebrate the
victory OF the home rule bill Sunday
afternoon. Jan. 26, beginning at 2:3O
o'clock in the hall OF Division No /.
Elks temple. Details OF the meet
INK will be arranged at a conference
OF the county board i'm the office of
L. J. O'Reilly, Monday night. l.. j.
4. Murphy. state president OF the order.
has sent the following cablegram 10
John r. Redmond, leader OF the Irish
extend congratulations TO you and
colleagues on splendid victory in Sc
curing passage of home rule bill.
Hassan All, "a Turk, who was stabbed
Jan. Is, during 81 fight In No. 1876
Larned-st. east, died Friday night In
81. Mary's hospital as the result or
his injuries. shortly after the row
an unidentified Turk rushed into a
Turkish coffee house at No. As Fort
at east and asked for money. saying
he wanted 10 get ont OF the country.
Aid was refused him and while one
OF the men in the place was tele
phoning for the police the man hur-
rled away. The police are now look
ing for him.
An italian giving his name Mars
CnrRdon. was arrested early Satur-
day morning because he was running
through the streets with great speed
and exhibiting considerable excite
ment Thoughts or a BLACK hand
outrage entered the minds OF Italians
near Rivard st. and Monroe-ave. and
they sent a policeman on the ltal-
fans trail. When captured, Caradon
said that he had been shot at by
highwayman and couldn't be blamed
for running. Capt. Marquardt re-
leased him
Mayor Marx has vetoed the resolution
OF the Board of Education providing
for the purchase OF seats at price
90 cents higher than the lowest bid
received The resolution was first
vetoed by Mayor Thompson several
months ago. instead OF TeauNeTllS-
ing oF granting the contract 10 the
lowest bidder. the board waited and
passed the resolution again. Mayor
William Is. Thompson's last act in
office was to veto IL a second time,
but the veto was declared ineffective
because the proceedings were not
officially before him. The board will
probably readvertise for bids.
Mrs. Frederick &. Quick. No. 1854 Nc
CIeIlnn-nVe., who was saved from
the Titanic, has hled with United
states Commissioner Alexander Gill
christ. Jr.. a claim or $3.50 against
the Oceanic Steam Navigation Co.
and for loss OF property belonging TO
herself aud her eight-year- old
daughter, Winifred Mrs. Quick says
that she has not yet recovered her
health. and that her daughter IL a
nervous wreck. She declares that
she will probably never revisit her
mother In England, because she can
not endure the thought OF another
ocean voyage.
Mrs. Anna Finney, of No. 247 John r.
st, pursued and captured purse
snatcher who had taken her handbag.
at Woodward ave. and Henry St,
Friday evening. citizen Joining in
the chase and holding the prisoner
while someone telephoned TO the
police. The police We're informed
that officers were wanted at Wood
ward and Hendrie-aves, and after
the fruitless trip to that corner, the
men returned to their stations.
Meanwhile the purse snatcher had
returned the purse. and when the