The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-24
IN DETROIT

seatshsa : silyer .esk h..ihss fren
4lss Hilda Lambert. of No. l2at
= sEtshsr.aye.: az she was watkins a.
Monday night They escaped. The
purse contained only small amount
~ change.
oneak thieves entered the psomina
neuse - w. n. Cairns at No. IN
Hsnry-st.. some time Monday night
Qilroy and Samuel Quist. obtaining
~ from 0ilroy's room. and jewelry
valued at $40. and about $40 In cash.
from ouist's room. //
ratrelman Wllliam Burnett, resaAing a
Nc: ~ Ssvs.t:f.th;.tr w.s ssSIy
when ne Tell Into an excavation In
the rear OF No. sac Baker-st.. while
RAtro!ling his beat, at o'clock.
tuesday morning. He was taken to
his home In a police auto.
ct9sra shier s.a Harry B.hb. iT-yesr-
~ boys. were lectured by Judge
Lacy In the court OF domestic rela-
tons Monday afternoon. and were
\ then nned sSa each and put on pro-
bation for one year. They were
iinQusncy OF = is-vear-cid girl
Pail Dyustt, ~ years old. No. lss Me-
NO. Clinton-st.. were arrested Mon
day night on the charge Of breaking
into q po0lr00m attached to 6t. Jo-
:eph's college, on Jay-st.. and steal,
candy, Byliott IL said to have con-
The hedy 81 Leonard ~. Frailey. Jr.
who 6led IN Mcclellan station eun-
day night OF alcoholism. was ship
PED Monday to the home OF his faith
sr. wealthy resident OF Camden: .r y;
Campbell Co. Coroner Burgess re-
csivsd o dispatch asking that he
ship the body at once.
Charles Aslatt. ~ years old. who com
feeeel % the Rev. E. n. shlDpen
that he had stolen $50 worth OF
tewslry last July. while rooming In
land. No. lse woodward-ave, will
escape punishmsnt, 40 Mrs. McFar-
land says that she will not prosecute
the conscience youth.
N(Funssal services for Mrs. Father J.
, Leonard. widow q Thomas Leonard
deao-st.. Monday, viii be held Thurs:
day Afternoon. Mrs Leonard was
years old and had lived In Detroit 81
x:srs..r she Ms ' S.orSs ~ n sasss
1rs. Peter Redmond and Mrs. Frank
Dautls.
Or. Charles n. Chadssys suDeslatendent
nrst Ward Improvement association
on Civic 's rs: sDo0S S IN relation
TO education. He advocated the use
OF the school buildings for neig hbor-
hood msetings. He explained ths
Of the good which thay accomplish.
The result Of tAs csunt Of .Flag day"
hexsss Menaay, ~ clesks IN the Old
Detroit National bank gave tota!
n Of Ss.i77.s7, with large number Of
5: M e Gs ssS se snsss
public buildings II II the belief Of
The committee Ia charge OF the nag
tsg day that the beneficiary, the
esivs about $4,000.
ksasing q fsrtksr srgnns.ts IN the
tie Hesssr Horssshosrs' National
Protective assooiation. Monday at
I. demurrer disd BY the attorneys for
! WAS brought against IS different
! that they combined to regulate the
Z sale OF drilled horseshoes. adjustable
calks AND rubber hoof pads.
Clrcuit Judge Murphy Monday after
neea aesse4 IN order 20 Controlier
not be restrained by permanent In
Junction from approving the pay
mont OF salary to Robert ID. Lee.
who was employed by the health
oivii service u som mr.. Sa0s Ths. test est
suit IL being brought TO determine
whether the Board OF Health may
be Forced to conform 60 the civil SER
Vice regulations
Police are investigatinG tive smaIl
Ares n which lncendlarisn % sus-
pected. About $500 damage was done
to q house at No. 603 Clint0n-st late
Monday night. and Patrolman Nor
row found several rooms ablaSe at
once. and smelled kerosene. he says.
Shortly before midnight valuable
horse owned by II. F. Henry, grocer.
at No. 1873 st. Aubin-ave., Was burn
ed 20 death In It's barn, and the own
or suspects that incendiaries were
responsible.
pavillon. contributed 20 the Detroit
Tuberculosis Sanatorium by Mrs
struction are now being received
The architects are working on the
plans for the addition to the main
hospital. and contracts VIII be let
neatly two months. Contributions
were reserved 1sa frS% 80
wiIliaa e. HeRner. 3o-year.oi1 sales
nan. was arrested BY Detectives
Rick. plies and 0ro.sman: Tuesday
morning, in the Hotel Cadillac, on q
charge Of defrauding the Griswold
leaving the oriswold house. the de-
tectives nay. Mr.. Henfner went to the
University club ana posed AZ one OF
the members Of . Greek letter
other members failed to get the
proper password and mystic sign
from him. and he was thrown out
rspt. Jshn r. spillane, In command of
0rena Rlver-ave. Dreetnct station.
and q member OF the police force
cemmis:i ss diiiespis for retir es
ment, and II 10 expected that the
~ request will be granted. Capt. Spill
lane II known as The Drummer
Boy Of the Reppahannock." as he
men in the Union army. and served
as drummer boy with Co. X. Seventh
Michigan infantry. He II one Of the
best known O. A. r. men in the state
and two Years ago was state COM
times during the war. shortly after
the war he enrolled In the police
force and has seen almost contin-
nous service since.
rive Of the cash boxes ebtsinel b. the
handlt who HELD up Nlght Clerk w.
n Burns, in the Hotel MetroPoie.
turned over 20 the police by Al Du-
mont q locksmith. and are being held
as evidence. Jack Price, IL years
old, Of No. 1s4 rorsst-ave east.
found the boxes hidden behind =
fieid ave, and took them 20 Dupont
10 see II the locks could not be ia
ken out and used. The boxes had been
pried open at the corners. Detective
Andrew Boersig has left for Cincin-