The Detroit times., 1914-06-12

Fire and Marine insurance 20 re
Is survived by his wife and several
children.
Joseph NaEei. - years old. of No. rs
SibIey-st.. wuH arrested by MOTOR
cycle officer Harry Mckay at l2;3O
o'clock Friday morning as ne was
driving an auto through Jefferson
ave at the rate OF 40 miles an hour
Mckay alleges that Nagel was un-
der the influence OF liquor at the
time Nagel was held on charge OF
reckless driving.
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whose husband. Lieut.. Thomas, pio-
neeT police othCer was buried Weu-
nesday. died Thursday Afternoon IN
the home or her son, George -
Thomas No 63u Baldwin ave, tx
norant OF the death OF her aged
mate Funeral services VIII be hello
saturday afternoon with nterpeh'
in Woodmere cemetery.
burglars who broke "a rear window OF
the Abbott Iohn Office. nt No. Ab-
hottest. stole l6 watches, ~ brace
lets IS lockets. IL chains. 100 stick
pins. and 80 pairs OF cum buttons.
causing large-slzed report 70 tne
police. and suggesting a big maui
but at the bottom or the report I.e
total value IL given as SlUu, Win
the notation, III was ali cheap Jew
elry,"
A party of 80 women and children will
he taken a. Hay Court. nehr New
o..
Tor two weeks rest IN this splendid
home for the sick and conNalescent
on Lake 81. clair. other parties wlll
follow throughout the summer, Bay
Cont was the gilt 10 the sick poor
OF Detroit OF Mrs. Tracy McGregor.
and Is directed by the Associated
Charities.
PIrtro Tresto, Of No. 1853 Cardoni-Rve..
Highland I-nrk, l.oI. 80" 80. .lStt "a
police early Friday morning that
his two little sons, Dominica, IL
years old and sam 10 years Old mao
left their home TO go 20 school az
O'Clock Thursday morning, ana
had not returned since or been heard
from Local police telephohed the
report to the Highland Park authorl-
ties.
The various pbiIanthrOpic institutions
Of the city, free clinics and hospitnl
dispensaries nave had "A greatly m
creased drain upon their resources
tn, last week, due to the extremely
hot weather Little children. and
the aged have been sufferers anJ
there has been great demand for
pure milk ice and medicines pelpl al
in the treatment Of children sum
mer ailments Many OF the settle
ment houses have openet free haths
The urand Trunk railroad IL eOntem-
plotting the erection OF new pns-
senger station on the site or the
prescu old structure at the loot OF
Brush st. II is rot known when me
new station Will be begun. A. IS
Atwater, assistant 10 the president
of the road, In making the announce,
ment. intimates that II the Grand
Trunk is compelled 10 separate the
grades along DeQuindre-st the new
station will not be built until some
time In the remote future.
Chase =. Osborn mOtored with his
sons from Lansing 90 Detroit on
Thursday to attend the banquet or
tie Mich gan Authors association.
He said that ne would make no pro-
nouncement regarding his possible
candidacy for governor untn he had
attended the reception in his honor
In the 500. next Friday evening. y
mans foundation consists largely OF
the good will of the people In his
people. OF the 500 have been very
good 10 me, and that is why do not
care TO announce any plans until
have ascertained their wishes.
Michigan's state troops VIII go into
camp In Crawling. this summer. In
three sections. because the war de-
partment does not consider IL adj
vlsable TO release enough regulars
from duty on the Mexican frontier
and at other posts 10 form large
enough instruction corps FOR all the
state troops at once The second
Infantry. Co A. engineers Go; a,
signal corps. and field hospital No.
will go into camp at Grayling Aug.
10 10 The Third infantry. troops
a and y cavalry; and amo ol tn1
~ TO 81 The First infantry, Detroit,
first battalion. field artillery ana
ambulance company No ] VIII camp
from Aug % to 81 The maneuver
camps In Washington and san Fran.
cisco have been cancelled because or
the Mexican situation.
Detroit police received word Thursdry
that Harry Mntthiues. once held here
"a a suspicious person, was held by
the Toronto police as n suspect in
the big New Westminster BANK rop
berry in which $4,000 In bills or
the Bank OF Montreal were stolen
from the safe, and whole gang
has been rounded up. three OF the
mon having been captured here.
MntthIues was picked up by Toronto
police while trying 10 change some
OF the stolen bills His picture was
sent here and was ldenihed as tne
mug" OF q suspect arrested mere
Feb l0-19l3. photographed, meas
ured and ordered out of town. Mar.
tin Powell. bid" Houlihan ana
Frank G. Davis were the other mem
bv the Detroit police. and had been
sought as the Westminster robbers.
NearIy a.OaO children were the guests
OF the Detroit Review and Hofnry
clubs Thursday afternoon. Tor a
river and lake ride on the PIt-in-
BAY. The onslaught upon the com e
missary department was terrNc. al
though generous quantities OF Ice
fcream. cake. fruit candies and cool
drinks had been provided by the
hosts Troops Of Boy Scouts acted
as guards and befriended the little
tots from the hospitals whose physi-
cal innrmities would not permit them
10 take part In the romps and games.
Only one untoward incident marred
the perfect trip. and that was when
the big steamer struck q sand par
while coming through the Living
Stone channel tha- efforts OF the boat
20 free herself causing many Of the
youn gsters TO fen accident and
causing much weeping and wailing,
for a few minutes.
NEW YORK--Five bluecoats went
70 sewer at West One Hundred and
Fifty-second-st. on a hurry call that
somebody was drowning there. IL was
large black cat. Saved.