The Detroit times., 1914-04-29

day. from a charge OF violating the
Mann act lie was at once deported
by the immigration authorities, = q
had been arrested In company with
Anna Rappenport while en- route
from Canada TO Chicago.
Park Con,mIssIoner Dust has appealed
from the decision of judge IIoSmer
IN the suit brought against him by
Roswell ilollister for reinsta teme nj
as superintendent OF Belle Isle The
ease was decided in HOLSTERS favor
last week and has now gone 20 the
supreme court.
Alex. }. Groesbeck. chairman of the
Republican state central committee,
Will Issue the cali Tor the harmony
conference TO the addresses by SEN
ator Borah. OF Idaho May &c on
Friday The conference viii be held
IN the Detroit armory. Each county
VIII be entitled TO one delegate for
every 1000 population.
Proceedings by Crosse Pointe Farms
10 restrain Highland Park from
building "a pumping station within
the formers limits on Lake St Clair
VIII come up before Judge Hosmer
H. circuit court Thursday. An or
der requiring Highland Park 10 show
cause why an Injunction should not
De granted was issued by the court
Tuesday.
The Inheritance tax ON the estate of
the late Joseph n. Berry was fixed
Tuesday and the value OF the prop
ueL at over $4,000, 00O. one OF the
largest the probate court in Wayne
county has ever handled The per-
sonal property amounted 30 Si,550 600
and the real estate to 81, 5S0,000 The
Inheritance tax was $121A91+. over
aie SfG aseoo = y. $50 800 ~. .eeeis
Searching FOR wl1d nowcrs In II E!ove
Tuesday afternoon, Warren Perrin,
nine years old, OF 40. 20 Wilard-st.
was attacked by a man. about 20
years old who represented himself
as an otncer and made brutal at
tack on tire little boy Who told OF
home. shortly after 6 O'Clock Police
ana detectives were sent 10 scour
the vicinity but were unable 10 OH
tain any trace OF the ftend.
Traffic Commissioners Waterfall, Of the
Hoard OF Commerce. Iert for Cincin-
natL Tuesday evening. 10 attend a
hearing OF representative of south
ern ana northern freight carriers.
Mr.. Waterfall says that Detroits
freight rates 70 tue south are an adj
dition OF several local rates while
Chicago is granted n through rate
which discrimiuates against this
eitS. The BOARD OF Commerce -
lighting for equal recognition with
AhlSaso'
Raymond Quinn. I6 years old, of No.
80: Mabnsh-ave.. and Lester Peters,
- OF No. S94 Nermont-aYe., gave
themselves up 10 the police, Tuesday.
confessing that they assisted In the
attempted theft OF A r. Warmers
auto from In front of the LSceum
theater on April L. They had been
named by Harold Robinson who was
captured at the time, and when de-
tecuves visited the homes Of the
boys. In search OF them the boys
parents advised the pair. TO give
themselves up
While Visiting in the home of her
daughter, Mrs. james ~ BURGESS. No.
French. Of Wolverine. Ont was
stricken with Illness, saturday and
died TUESDAY Mrs. French was II
years old Saturday. and il was dur
ing family celebration OF her birth
day that she was taken hl Besides
Mrs burgess. Mrs French Is surviv-
ed by one son, Edward French and
second daughter. Mrs Joel Daw-
son, both OF Wolverton. TIE body
viii be taken 10 Woherton for in
terment
The water commissioners. In N meeting
TUESDAY afternoon, accepted the hid
OF Matthew Finn. local bond dea Ter
Tor the $3o0.OoO issue OF water bonds
MT flnn Is acting FOR another party.
lie VIII be paid a commission OF
Sl5,1j0 hy the board for negotiating
the sale. The Harris Trust Co. OF
chicago. purchasers OF So 200 600 or
CITY bonds IN recent transaction.
refused the water board bonds rails
Ing q question az 10 their legality
Theodore A Lessen. Of Louisville
KY. the newly appointed general
superintendent OF the local water
works system has Informed the
q
up his duties here on May lS
state Treasurer Hanrer says that funds
Tor hichlgan'S building mt the Pam
anna Pachic exposition are I'M sight
lie is one OF the committee appointed
by Gov Ferris To handle the matter
and has Just returned from a trip 10
the cUHsts during whtCh ne arrangeJt
Tor site for the building Mr. Haar-
er says that the lumbermen OF Bay
city have already contributed $4,000
IN lumber, and that the additional
IA rf4.a. a s4st. -
dlihcultN, as there seems to be
widespread interest throughout the
state meeting viii be held in
Detroit next week. To complete ar
engagements for the financial cam
paign The committee believes that
considerable money can be raised by
selling exhibition space in the build
Ing.
Henry BOIRnd. ~ years old, wa. res
cued from his burning residence last
Tuesday night, by Patrolman George
about the head and the officer was
burned about the hands while maxi
ing the rescue. Hollands residence"
was packing case in the yard OF
Gerhard Dickhofr's saloon. No eos
Randolph-st.. and Boland had made
comfortable nest of II. by half MI.
ing the box with excelsior But he
smoked cigarette before retiring
Tuesday night. and Patrolman Reid
seeing the burning packing case.
and was greatly surprised 20 find
that the box contained a ledger Bo-
land was taken 10 St NIary's hospi-
tai.
Joseph j. Metty, Of No. s55 Mack-aye,
and his 1--we small children, had n
hairbreadth escape from death Tues
day night when they were halted
by , A. Phillips or the Mark=ave.
garage No S5i Mack-aVe lust as
they were about 10 drive into the
garage. and were warned that the
. garage wall. weakened by an"adjoin-
Ing excavation. was lettering. Just
J as Mr.. Metty stopped his auto 80
feet OF brick wall fell with a thun-
derous crash narrowly missing tho
auto. which would undoubtedly have
been buried under the debris except
for Mr. Phillips timely warning.
Mr Phillips leaped TO safety as the
wall tottered and also escaped in
fury Hundreds or persons were at
tracted by the crash and police
quickly roped Of the danger zone as
N was feared some % the building
might fall and endanRer others