The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-04
IN DETROIT

italian residents observed II. Joseph.
dny. sunday, with "a parade In the
Italian colony, about 1000 men, wo-
men and children in gay attire being
In the line Of march An image OF
ST Joseph, surrounded by lighted
candles headed the procession.
The cornerstone was laid. sunday nf-
fernOOn. Of the new bohemian Turn
ers' hall at Tillman-aNe and Butter
nut-st. by Mayor Marx many city
officials taking part In the ceremon-
les Following the ceremonies pro-
gram, OF speeches and banquet was
held In the old hall at Tillman-ave.
and Ash-st.
The laundry OF Yee LenyO and zee
Nuen. mt No. >1O4 Congress-st. east.
was thoroughly ransacked, some
time Sunday night. soiled and clean
linen being scattered in an incon-
glomerate mass. and every possible
hiding place for money, searched.
The thieves obtained $50 irony n
trunk and SIS from a cash drawer.
Paul Green, an ex-poIiceman. who gives
his address M No. 323 Thirtieth-st..
was arrested sunday night. on the
charge OF holding up and robbing
John Misch. another eN-policeman.
who lives at Warren-ave and Hast
inRs-st.. and alleges that Green
stopped him at Thirty first and Hor-
atio-sts.. sunday evening. and took
$40 away from him.
II. A TrIpp, who brought suit against
-s. the Michigan Central railroad for
$4,000 for Injuries sustained while
riding I'm car attached TO stock
train was awarded S2.750 by a fed
eral Jury in Judge Tuttle's court
Saturday afternoon The jury held
the road responsible. despite the fact
that Trip signed release when he
was permitted 10 ride on the cattle
train as caretaker.
Judge futile, Saturday afternoon,
denied N writ OF hnbens corpus to
obtain the release OF j. A. Cox. held
III IL.
as result OF q 10000 breach OF
promise suit. The Judge advised Cox
10 carry his case through the state
courts. Lieut. Quackenbush on the
stand, denied emphatically that Cox
> had been "jerked" TO 1T the measure
ments or a man who served time in
Joliet prison.
The contents of I3I boxes counted
Saturday evening showed S2.1I4.7s
for the Van Leuyen- Browne Hospital
School for Crippled Children as the
first results OF the tag day benefit
Saturday About LOG boxes remain q
be counted and the factory boxes
are still To be turned in. 50 that this
committee interested in the tag day
plan OF raising funds for the hos
pital-school hopes for a grand tota
of at least 81 900.
Ann DE Miro. ~ years old. OF No. ~
Forrest. east, was badly burned
about the arms, hands and body
when her clothing became ignited as
near her home, Sunday morning. and
would probably have been fatally
burned except for the assistance OF
= Patrolman Buslepp. The officer tore
the burning clothing from the girl
and carried her into the house. She
VIII recover
Struggling with two foOtpads near heI
home, No. 1850 CentrRI-nve.. sunday
night, Miss Marietta Globe was
pushed into n six-foot ditch. and
slightly injured while the thieves
escaped with her purse and $50. Mrs
!. VI. Sears OF No. Go Farnsworth-
ave. was robbed OF her handbag
containing SIZE. rs she was crossing
the Boulevard al Woodward AVE.
Saturday night. Citizens chased the
robbers when Mrs. Sears cried fDr
help but they escaped.
The concert 10 be, given Monday
evening. I'm the North Woodward Con
gregational church, by the Detroit
Amateur orchestra. will be free Il
the public The soloists will be Mrs
Leslie I.amborn. Miss Frfeda Gage1
Miss Florence Gallagher. Miss Marian
Peck. and L. H. Renwick. The or
chestra is under the baton OF viii
lam CraNOC Kfnu