The Detroit times., 1914-03-09
IN DETROIT.

IN LEI NO1l
Detroit stanp collectors ere nsttiag n
= sooply - nareei pest sta9Re .
Layton that the present Issue Will
not BE- renewed by the government
Able kss6an. whe boasts the title u
sgoGtlne un1lllooalSe.v walve0 eA-
animation and WAS bound over to
the recorders court when arraignso
with the theft OF jswslry from Al
bert 0chaup, Brush-st. and 0rettot.
D ave. bail was hxed In the SUM Of
$500 With one surety.
Dohss1 NsAsslandsr, fermss prsprietsu
- = eeleen 80 Gratiet-ave.: was Or.
shSrssd With illegal sale Of Liquor
q I'll HastinFs-st. He waived ex-
animation and was bound over 70
che recorders court. William stisg-
lander. also waived vsep. :samina.icn.
he erst rssnien 81 the Thirty-tAisA
0tenlgan volunteers, which Was enc
ee two regiments 10 rerve wttn
ohafter In Cuba, will be held In De-
tfolt In August, In conjunction with
Ssss = Of the s rsSimens ar. SrssS to
Eet into communication with Major
y. J. Phillips. Owosso.
yehn =. Reagsrs, esmnsrcsal agent 81
the 4lseouy1s kansas . Texas re!s-
road In Chicago. and formerly we'll
known In Detroit. died suddenly Sat-
u.day ia Chicsgo. He Wa 20 YEAR YEAR
NJ. X. Z T. road for upwards OF ~
years. Funeral sersices Will be held
In Chicago Wednesday.
Darsy Dattns., whe .eesAsstiy she!
an1 killed JeseDA Nyss. % Ne. q
Pulaski-st.. while he WAS exhibiting
. new automatic revolver IN ni !.
afternoon, was released on Q remand
bond by Justice Qainey. Saturday,
after investigation by detectives had
established that the shooting was &C.
ctdontAl. The release will probably
Be- made permanent, after \ little
further investigation.
Iassy Davenport. The psblie ughtina
oonMassaOa l1nem1a, whose henas
were burned of by 5000 volts OF
sleetricity. while he was WORKING aS
sax ma:s,d sesIs = 4 Hsr; sS
g the result OF shock. Davenport
Wa - years old, and resided ~ NO
- Hobson-st. Two brother1. livin0
e 1usksgon. are expected 70 clai"
Dl.tsr Mary Ms.aiAa. 81 The eesvest q
~ Sisters q Metre Dane n q
rslisieus lie vas Annie scns:fer,
dauahter Of Mr.: And Gr.. Hi'ary
ss sssSdas,; E IN Il. eosvsnt. sister
NonaIda was born In Detroit q
years ago. and became o. nun "a
years ago. She Yves an instructor IN
. %1ss N sister e: MU.ad. !:
BY three brothers and three sisters:
all residents of Detroit. Intermsni
VIII be in st. Louis.
Detrolt's enly hope 81 having Dven-
Uealst Billy sunday eoeae 60 this city
sh.t eo one s" Of the cities on his schsd-
uis may cancel Its engagement.
which Is extremely unlikely. as the
evangelist's services are eagerly
sought and no caty once having Sc,
aside for another. Sunday has agreed
TO forego his usual rule. should he
come to Detroit. Of requiring all Pro-
tsstant churches holding. evening
campaign.
Nearly ol0oo damage was aoae to the
res1lng hsuse Of Joseph GtilcsDte,
No. 2lo 6econd-ave, at $3.50 O'Clock,
Monday morning. when the roof was
ignited by q defective chimney. and
the rooms. driving the occupants Of
the house 20 the street. and destroy
ing furniture valued at about $500.
The damage to the building is esti-
ownsd By Thomas Daily: An over
heated furnace In N. Hill's sreeidencs
q No 81 Calvert-ave., cauAed dam
age OF about $1,000. at o'clock
Monday morning.
pu(pes Smith. who achieved Ssife :
who gave vp the easel TO hAcon.e
decorator. spoke In the Detrols
Museum OF Art Sunday AFTERNOON.
Of his reasons for the change. The
% p~1po.. o. 20 P'cs Ss put e .omswnsrs
end rate form Of art" he said. That
Z strong man should pass his life
Snow,nx BY what chance buyers viii
like them. never connecting his work
with 4 given position In q room
al this - TO my mind pathetic IN
&c want Of dignity g *. M s sm,sn Y
auditorium, At the University OF
- The seventeen annUeh report q ens
sshssl board, Jest isssee. sslt. Cns6.
Ooy calls attention 10 the fact thar
.s :.. .sr s.s fs:t O. 'uRh FL: O.:
per pupils in the kindergarten: wa
decreased $l.i7; In the primary
gradss. s2.42. In the Erammss,,
9p40o0. the cost Wa incSeosSo
conts: in the high schools, S7.el pei
pupil. Decreased cost In the lower
grades was due to q greater proper
flonal increase In Nttendance over
the number OF teachers. The In
az: isrs ely to q, the employment Of
considerable number Of comparative
- high salaried special teachers.
-. Alsee LonsAsIe, who was eonvlct-
- hero. IN ieee. Of . nao:laafhte'
charge. resulting from an ILLEGAL op.
Cora Heterington. and who served
enc year in Jackson prison. was con
victed OF = similar charge. Saturday
IN Rochester. N. r.. where she prac.
ticed under the name Of DR.; Alice Nice
forming an Illegal operation thai
caused the death Of Mrs. Harriet
Belle James. DIR. Lonsdale was re-
leased from Jackson prison W .1si
81 Was found that the chief witness
1or the prosecution had died while
che was IN prison. and the case
WAs dropped
1oss. waiter seela. sente.eee unde'
oraI Judge futile, last December. &c
serve six months In the house Of cor.
rection and pay 4 nns OF $1,000 fol
illegally coloring oleomargarine. y
s p;:nd 70 are es worH,ns 70 secure he,
I; reisasS 90 that her child may be
born outside prison walls. Mrs
0eels' husband. who was sentenced
With her. II serving q three-yesI
ierm in the workhouse. To help
raise the amount OF the me. Franz
Drew, manager OF the Avenue the
afer, has donated the use OF his plav.
Name for q benent matinee. March
~. II at the end OF six month"; I'm.
nrisonment Mrs. Sasls 10 unable e
6ay the $1,000 hne she VIII be com
Soflod 10 serve another ~ months
~ Appeal may be made to President
Wilson for her release.
.AaHo~ Aageslnsk1, feor years eld, mar
= RoVVfy escaped BEING burned - aeatl
Vhors . kerosene lamp In the Rag
Hn1naki home at No. 1871 CampbelI'
W.. exploded, early Sunday morn.