The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
IN DETROIT


10 from SiniIar organization In
Toledo met Friday at Putin Bay for
picnic and an athletic celebration.
me Inc afternoon at Putin Bay was
Iedo men won most OF the field
events, except the tug Of war. In
which James Ballentine. the Detroit
captain. shone. The base ball game.
which was played for the Tranb
trophy, was won by Detroit at the
end OF three innings by score or
- 10 .. Alex MacDiarmid and Pres
ton MacDiarmid were the battery
for Detroit, and did most OF the ha ri
WORK In winning the game.
MED the petition of Mrs. E;mIttta "a.
dieux, wife of DR. II. w. Cadieux
Pasadena apartments. for court ex-
penses and solicitors fees in connec-
ton with her suit for divorce, In the
wayne circuit court. about year
ago, on grounds OF alleged cruelty
and non support Judge Hosmer re-
fused a decree. and also denied the
plaintin court expenses. She then
carried the request for expenses to
the supreme court.
Clara VI. Mingay, administratrix for
the estate of Henry Carson, killed
in an accident on the new j. Henry
smith building. oct. 90 1912. when
cable gave way. allowing a hoist.
containing Carson and two other
workmen. to fall severa stories has
begun IL suit for $4,000 damages
against Frank ~. Goddard and tho
hrm Of +. ii. Goddard, Incorporated.
contractors, alleging that they were
responsible for the accident.
Detroit has been soaked with LII inch
80 Of rain during the past ~ hours
and the storm Of Friday afternoon
did almost as much damage TO cleo
trio systems over the city as the wind
OF the day before. There was no
general breakdown OF service in tele-
phone or electric light systems. but
In many places the lights went out
and telephone communications were
broken or. The wind blew only 30
miles an hour. about half as hard as
during the storm Of Thursday, and
there were no accidents from that
cause.
Joseph GrOsslight. Monroe-ave. pawn
broker, whose window display sf
Jewelry was scattered over the 80
walk when huge plate glass y "a
crashed in during Thursdays storm,
now SAYS he believes some thief. and
not the wind, broke the window ia
says that man found valuable
diamond In the alley in the rear Of
MS store. ana returned IL to him lie
estimates that about $4,000 worth OF
Jewels are missing. He carried 81, 600
insurance on the window display.
Following up the advantage gained
amendments in the aldermanic graft
cases would be allowed. as requested
PProsecuting Attorney Shepherd on
the cases OF Aid. Broso, Tossy. o.
trowski. Mason Rosenthal. Theisen.
Hindle and Walsh. Judge Phelan
announced that the cases would fol-
low that OF Aid Thomas Gilman. set
for July 2
The last Of the regular meetings Of the
Detroit Credit Mems association he
fore the summer vacation will be
held Monday evening in the Elliott
dan On 70 nr
McPhee will provide the entertain
ment and delegates who attended the
Cincinnati convention will make their
report Meetings will be suspended
during the summer months, resuming
again IN September.
James BOuches, the Greek barber mr.
rested by Detectives Horriaan and
Mccnrty, Friday, on panderiry
alarm clock. according to his wife.
Annie. who liz held as Witness
a ass him: She told the police that
before retiring In the Catherine a.
resort where she was an Inmate shs
told Bouches that the DETECTIVES
would be making their rounds 81 In
speo ton early Friday morning. Thcy
scht iuled time for the officers ar
rival The alarm failed 10 work. and
officers arrived
Joseph Eisenhut, caught between the
elevator and the floor Of the North-
western High school. Friday morn
ing, and hung by his neck until res
cued by fellow -workmen, Is now 70
ported to have good chance for
recovery. In spite OF having unde r.
gone practically the same sensations
a. n man who feels the executioner,
trsp slip from beneath his feet. ard
pihnges Into space. to dangle from
the end OF rope. He IL IN the
Great Eastern sanitarium
An attempt to obtain n jury Ca cry ".
W. Waider an q charge Of OpePa In n
bucket shop, proved futile IN Judge
Connollvs court Friday and the case
WITS adjourned until Monday. when
more talesmen VIII he summoned 4
motion 10 quash the Information was
denied by JUDGE Connolly.
Leonard Conn was sentenced by JUS
ttce Gniney. fridDy. to pay % Aur of
$s5 or serve 10 days In the House az
Correction. for defrauding " r.
smith. livcryman at No 1888 JefYer-
on-avc., out OF the rental for a
horse and buggy which he hired and
failed 10 pay for Conn is the young
man arrested -tmpersenatIns-
officer In a Champaign at resort
MASKING badge on "A youth who had
an argument In the place That
charge was dismissed when the COM
plalnant failed to appear to prose-
cute.