The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-23
IN DETROIT

DsnaId MacPh~rson. Pietru Gunbsew-
ekt and Mary Anna Myrda, ciassed
As undesirables by the immigraton
authorities. were sent TO New York
Sunday for deportation. All three
are paupers.
4 Censordta society sunday evening
vOted 10 John the movement Of Ger
man american residents OF the CITY
4 TO erect central club house for the
use OF all German citizens, societies
and organizations.
erie. Mica, nAs sssed the local poiics
~ try To locate relatives OF frank
Donnelly. who was found dead IN
Frederic. Saturday. and is believed
TO have daughter and sister Nv
ing In Detroit.
The body Of william kerwin, - years
slA. 81 NO. 2OV Harrtson-ave. lay
unidentified in the county morsue
for ftve days, before brother start
ed search for him. and found MIN
In the morgue. He had died In ST.
Mary's hospital, or cirrhosls OF the
liver.
Although 10 will be several days yet
before the actual receipts OF alag
day Saturday. In behait or the I'll.
tenton home. Will De known, those
In charge OF the project believe thar
large sum was collected. The Ola
Detroit National bank VIII count
the Contributions
Eight PolisA youths. charged with
Disnderiny railroads of brasses an@
merchandise amounting 10 several
thousand dollars. according TO ran
road detectives, were arralgneu on
grand larceny warrants before JUS
lice Je6ries, Saturday. The cases
were set FOR March "a.
Local police received = telegram from
south Bead. Ind. Saturday. asking
kns. ~
this city. and notify him that ms
blother, Henry Deprey, killed him
self In south Bend. Depreys Detroi'
address IL given rs "Forty-nt'n,s,,
and Aubin-ave." There Is no such
place In this city.
A delcGs tion Of citizens will appear
before the council committee ON
claims and accounts Tuesday even
ing. 10 urge that tho appropriatio'i,
of $4,000 for the Cass Tecnni ca
for new southwestern high schooi
be allowed to stand IN the hoaro
OF Education budget.
FOllOwlng an ilIness Of ONE week from
pnesmonis, DIR. Henry .. smith, No.
in Providsnoe hospital. DR.. smith
had practiced medicine in Detroit TOT
three years, and was a graduate o.
the University Of Michigan and OF
the Detroit College " Medicine.
had been a veterinary attached to
the state veterinary surgeons OF
nee: He was member or, Oh 'n Masonic
fraternity. The body has been taken
to Ottawa. Ont. for interment
james Moore II nothing u not soctsDie.
according 10 testimony In the court
of domestic relations. James runs a
saloon. and testimony showed that
he was one Of the most sincere
drunkards In the city. He had Deen
90 the hospital a half dozen times
Tor alcoholism. and the last time ne
prepared for a grand old time Win
the hospital as a resting place at
the finish, his wife declared. ne
kicked her In the stomach. Judge
(, Lacy ordered that temporary all
case was continued for two weeks.
y~laus Rolshoyeu. the famous artist.
wAo was recently In Detroit, as
boyhood home, and was stricken
/. with appendicitis last week In New
/ York while on his way to his nome
F, TO me out OF danger and holding his
! own nicely. Mr.. Rolshoven was ia.
I ken Ill In the Hotel Wolcott and
i was removed to st. Luke's hospita1
F, for the operation. His mother, MIS-
! Thsresa Rolshoven. brother Herman
Rolshoven. and sister. Mrs r. =.
Bottom went to New York last We'd
nssAay to be at his bedside.
Pref. j. 3. yojan. Of Chicago, one OF
the bSot known Bohenian-Amerfcsn
principal speaker Sunday afternoon
At the exercises held In breaking
ground for the proposed bohemian,
American club house to be erected
The building is to cost $4,000 and
will Include all the modern equip
ment and essentials OF a thoroughly
up-to-date club house. About 5000
Id %
sunday It IL expected that the cor
nerstone will be laid April IL.
Mrs. Loretta Josephine McEnhill MI
gan. wife Of Leo A. Migsn, cashier
for the Coiwell Lead Co. died, sat
Mrs. Sarah McEnhill. No. 365 West
brand blvd, following a few days
illness. Mrs. Migan was 70 years
old and had been married thres
received her education In ST. Vim,
cents parish school and the Sacred
Heart academy Besides her husban M
mother and three brothers. Funeral
services will be held Wednesday
morning in st. Vincents church
Commander Evans, second In command
Of the south polar e ,1Ds. under der
Broadway theater. Friday evening.
April 3, on Capt. Scotts discovery
OF the south pole" under the aus
pices Of the Detroit Teachers assoc
citation. Commander Evans was the
last man TO see Scott alive. He ac-
companied the captain as far as 81
degrees within one degree OF Snack
leton's mark. Sick with scurvy,
scott implored his two companions
70 abandon him. but they refused,
and risked their own lives 10 save
him.
s,fteru siciiisns r0oming In the home
of Andrea MannO, No. 14s Mapie-st..
were thrown into panic when
bomb. exploded under the porch OF
the house late Saturday night. rock
ed the house. shattered several win
dows In the Manno home and In
houses for radius OF nearly
block, and ripped the porch OF the
Nanno house into kindling. but i'm
tured no one. When police rushed
10 the scene they found the street
filled with excited Italians. and they
had difficulty I'm forcing their way
through the crowd. Manno insisted
that he had received no threatening
letters
frederick r. Ingram. addressing nm
audience In the FederatiOn Of Labor
hall, Sunday afternoon. declared
that disinterest In politics Is due to
+ tion as ineffective. He advocated
non partisan elections as remedy
'Peopie go 20 the polls and vote and
yet the things they vote for are not
realized" he said. There liz some
infirfrity in our political machinery
which prevents the realization Of our
desires Our election system should
more adequately register our Will"
Mr.. Ingram advocated the single tax
as n method of drawing more people
10 the farms. and lowering the cost
OF fcodstufs.
The following financial cOmmlttee for
ehe ChtIdren's Aid society has been
appointed William II. Stevens, Eu-
gene w. Lewis. Mrs: Charles B.