The Detroit times., 1913-01-23
IN DETROIT

Miss Maude ID. Erwin, of the DAY tOna
49, apartments, NO. 495 Third-aVe., re-
ports 10 the police that her rooms
We're ransacked some time on Jan.
is or 10. and $3.50 worth OF jewelry
stolen, including bracelet locket
and three rings.
PatrOlman Philip r. BeaudoIn was
struck by a sOuthbound Nood,xa I'd
car while directing traffic al Wood
ward and Warren-aVes., W cdnes day
evening, ana was injured about the
back. He was able 10 walk 10 Tic
station and then To his home
Fire believed 10 have Originated I'm de-
iectNe wiring, destroyed the library
or the old Stoepel home at Wood
ward and Canheld-aves., "Wednesday
afternoon, doing about 81 600 dam
age 10 the building and furniture
Inc house is now occupied bg A. ID.
Hawley.
MRS. John v. Moran, of this city, IL Ia
receipt OF recent news from brother
John button. OF the Molokai leper
colony. which tells or his good
health aud spirits. effectually setting
at rest the report which gained
World-MIde currency, OF Father Dut-
tons death. Mrs Moran knew
Father button when she was child,
In her home. In Tennessee
Robert KRAFT. the sailor arrested Mon
day night by Detectives Dowd and
WILKINSON on charge OF attempted
blacklnau, was arraigned Wednes-
-day-aftefnouH, before United states
commissioner Hurd on the COM
paint made by Postoffice Inspector
J. >. larmour. lie pleaded not guilty
ana examination was set Cor FEB. J.
The department. or public works has
arranged To supply do~n-toNn
crossing patrolmen with sand when
the crossings are slippery. so that
poorly -shod horses may be helped.
within the past two weeks, 10
horses have been shot by the pollce
as result OF falling and breaking
their legs Icy streets
Martha Mnczninski, IL months old.
daughter OF Cnsimir Mnczninski, of
NO. 3 kellogg place. died "Wednesday
night. from terrible scalds sustained
when she pulled pan OF boiling
water from the stove, while playing
about tile kitchen, Tuesday The
child was scalded about the head.
chest and shoulders.
John kurkow.ki, OF No. 234 Garfield
ave. east, was struck by nn automO-
bile driven by Tobert Galloway, OF
No. Il Forest-aVe. west as he was
crossing " oodward-ave.. near Gar
Held. ave, Wednesday afternoon. kur-
kowsky was badly injured about the
gack and head, and was removed to
the Woodward hospital. where Z is
repoIted that his condItIon-1s- SERIOUS
Zen Resner. 20 years old. of No. 287
Brady-st.. staggered into the central
station, Wednesday night, with blood
streaming from a bad knife wound
In his left cheek. and stated that he
had inquired about an address from
a man whom he met at Fort ana
Hastings-sts and that the. man had
WHIPPED out knife ana sllshcd
him Resner was taken To St Mary's
hospital
Railroad detectiV es are forced to make
nightly inspections OF the steam-
heated Pullman cars in the local
yards, 10 keep vags and hoboes from
reclining on tile plush cushions and
making themselves at home in the
rolling apartments All OF the roads,
he not and
on some nights. high 80
trampS have been ousted from their
comfortable "nops" In the Pullmans.
FIR. VI. Thomas, n famous Trnppist mis- !
sionnry, II visiting brother priests,
In Detroit after IL years absence
as a missionary in South Africa Fr.
Thomas native place is Columbus,
-. For the purpose OF raising money
for mission WORK in Africa FIR
Thomas viii give a series OF Illus
tratcd lectures on that part OF the
dark continent In which he has lab
orcd ana in which few white men
have ever sst foot.
Mrs. Nagdelena kirchner. wife of Au-
gust hlrchner, uell-knOwn dry
goods merchant. at No 81 GRAND
RiVer-aNc., died Tuesday. in Califor-
MIA, where she went about two weeks
ago, In the hope Of benetiting her
health. Mrs. Kirchner was a mem
Der OF the l.. &. Il. A. ana prominent
In the ladies' activities in Harmonic |
society. The body Will be brought TO
Detroit and tuneral services Will be
held In the family home. No. ST |
Fourteenth-ave. at date yet to T.,
set
Detectives Grnus aud Lamond trailed u !
mysterious parsonage with suspi- /
cious looking red beard, Wedne sday /
afternoon and finally decided that
the beard was false. being constr act /
ed from horse hair. dyed 10 a lurid /
colCr tina, never sprouted on a
human countenance. with the 20
sible exception Of the classic features /,
OF Congressman j. Ham Lewis. n, OF I
the pink side curtains. They took
the suspect TO the central station, ,
where he explained that he was trail
Ing his second wife, in disguise. sus- I
pecting that she had an affinity He !
was ordered to remove the whisker5
and never do II again
The First New Thought church, on
Winder-st., has made arrangements
to hold services every Sunday after 1
noon. In the Detroit opera house, for |
an indefinite period Mrs. Margaret |
G. La Grange pastor Of the church. y
Will be the speaker, ana there will 2
be an orchestra or young ladies', |
under the leadership OF Miss Mar !
Raret Richer and a chorus OF 50 |
voices. These serNlCes. To begin az
o'clock, VIII take the place OF the /
morning service ifir tire church, but
the evening church service Will be ,
continued as heretofore.
The annual business meeting of the !
Detroit Credit Mems association, pre-
ceded by banquet, viii be held
mex. Monday night in the Elliott
Taylor- w oClfenden cafe The pro-
gram OF the year viii be reviewed
and plans for the future discussed.
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