The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22
IN DETROIT


OF warren, Mich, and sl7 from Mrs
James Dean, No. jlS Frederick ~
All % the thefts occurred white the
victims Were boarding strcet cars
The new John o.. HenneU school
Homcr-st., Eighteenth ward. named
slt"r the late Dr. Jonn ~ Bennett
who wdS school Inspector from the
seventeenth ward Tor ten years. was
formally dedicated, Friday afternoon.
Addresses were made by SUpt. chad
sey. school Inspector Clry-s,ud Frank
Cody, principal OF the Mcmillan High
school
Owners at heavy motor trucks cannot
eN AIDE the ordinance requiring oll
automobiles 10 carry rear lights, says
Police Commissioner Croul, VINO has
ordered hisa men 10 make complaints
IL all cases where lights are Not car
ried by the trucks The owners have
pleaded that IL IL useless TO e~ip
the trucks with rear lights as the
vibration shakes the lamps or
D-ae Christie, n Turk, roominE la the
home OF Arcadia NlchOschnft, No. nO3
Franklin st, was arrested, @ridaY
night charged With abusing Dragl
NicosChaft. l0-year-old daughter or
the landlord otto Bruen. 50 years
old. OF No. 6y5 Beaubicn ST.. WAS ar :
rested on the charge OF abusing MS
~ year old step daughter Mahel
Tucker, a death-bed statement mace
~ his Wife. 10 a neighbor cdutnls
the Investigation that led TO Bruen
arrest
Many window panes were shattered,
nnd occupants OF houses In the Ntcin-
lty OF McDougall- AID llllnolS
ST rushed 10 the street In panic,
when gas in mdnltoie exploded NJ
le o'clock. Friday night, hurllng the
mahholc cover high In the air, ana
causing the ground 10 trembie as
though an earthquake were shahlns
thiI gS up. Telephone ltncmtn had
been working in the maahole during
tht dag, AMI Il rs Thought that a
RI fV.. L
some gas which had seeped into the
maEholc
The Rev. Garrett T.. Peters, the aged
retired baptist clergyman, ofdcInted
IN the funeral services held Friday
foy the late Mrs. Caroline barrin
wife or Mounted Policemen Charles
DARN. Following the rites In the
home. No. IS Reg IlLr- Mt
Peters Insisted upon accompanying
the body 20 the cemetery anu con-
Quoting the religious ceremony ~ .Ac
open grave Mr. Peters, who is IS
years old, married Mr.. ana Mrs. pa2-
rim. p years ago and mas been
friend OF the couple ever since.
ETank Miles Day, OF Philadelphia. con-
sulting architect employed by the IL
i'rAry commission on tic plans for
the new library, was in Detroit, Fri
daN, t. confer with tile commi ssion.
tiht said that IL would be the new
l!hrdrys al INTO separate the public
from the books as littla AS possible.
and roston Libraries. D." said, IS over
orpEmcntatton. An Htt.mpt VIII be
made 10 secur" a simpler structure
To- Detroit. Two Detroit architects
and four from ether clttas viii com
pete for the honor Of designing the
building.
Judge futile hIed ~ decision, Friday
afternoon. denying the demurrer of
Walter J.. Flanders who sought TO
nave suit brought against him by
the Vulcan SteaInN shovel co.
quashcd AIR. FLANDERS purchased a
steam shovel from the complnInanJS
which b. alleged did not work prop
,rl3 lie sought 10 have the suit
puashed on the ground mat the Vul-
can company has not Med papers 70
do business In Michigan. tut Judge
futile held that the company had
complied with the rule OF interstate
commerce and that the transaction
was completed IN ohio The suit is
for s. 100.
Judge Sessions heard the arguments
In the ease of zee Stag, zee Vim aud
Zee DO, three Chinese bows who have
beer In the country four Years while
waiting for decision on their APP
Ital from the order Of deportation
made by the imni grafton department.
The case was heard by former Judge
swan, but he reserved deci sion ana
retired from the bench before hand
ing one down. Judge Sessions took
, the exhibits in the case and the tcs-
timony with him 10 Grand Rapids
ANA Will give a decision ncNt week.
Local police were called upon 10 fur@-
nish Information about the condition
- a patient IA a local hospital. when
they received a telegram from Aid.
Joseph DriscOll OF Edmonton, Alta,
Stating that Ebcrhard Johnson was
Sick In Grace hospital here and that
his mother was almost .crazed with
anxiety over him having been un-
able 90 get any reply 20 her queries
ms to his tOudi zion The police
learned that Johnson is In "A dying
condition, from gangrene that fol-
lowed an operation for appendicitis.
and they wired the grim news back
10 Edmonton
tOrney of Denver and secretary OF
the National Mons l'-xi" Tor " o
man Suffrage. has written 10 Mrs.
Ruby VI. Zt4u, president n the Po-
litlcal and CiviC league OF Detroit, TO
contradict reports circulated by the
anti-suffragists that 1Cloradb COM
pares unfayorably with the anti-suf-
fragc states In advanced legislation
for women and chill iren- MIR Gar
wood says. II haN" seen equal SUI
frage In actual practice in colorado
for nearly - years, and | nave no
hcsitancy In saying that the oNperi-
ment has been successful AMI that
the women Of Colorado haze demon
strated that they can ana VII use
the ballot more CONGREGATIONAL aln
ipttlltgcntly than men 10 as class.
The lying squadron was rushed tO No.
1874 81. AntOIne-st., early saturday
morning. on call that two. men
were engaging in mortal combat in
the back yard and one had "A revolt
yer Joseph Hams and Bert Miller
were arrested for disturbing the
peace. and Miller had a revolver,
with which he had threatened TO
shoot Hams. according To the latter
Returning from that run. the hyer
was sent 10 a poolroOm at No. 149
Franklin-st, whore th"y found Ste
phcn John lying on the floor with
his head ana neck badly cut John,
revived, stated that "A man had
broken sugar bowl over his head.
John W. Duntnp, alias Cassidy. known
80 the police ~ one OF the cleNerest
and most trcuhlcsom" burglars VINO
ever operated here " ~ arrested fer
breaking parole, Fcidty aud Win
probably be- sent 70 prison 20 ser .
Two and ouc-half Yeas, the balance
Of a hvc-yrar sentence tie has been
drinking heavily. failing - work and
has not reported az Sequlred TO IA
role agent Nenn. Dunlap got many
1anitors into trouble, casting suspi-
ciun GA them hy ms lextCrity IN en-
tcrlng apartments, and leaving no
burglar traces. He never ra1saCltcd
"A house, but took Cnls a few articles
from each place. an left ev"rNthin4
In order when he left Detectives
Kane and DWyer hnqlly caught him
and tiny knife mark or the doors
Whara ali az MS i8bg UHTpp-