The Detroit times., 1914-01-19
IN DETROIT

hsrgeants Amr- and WiRgie. and -Scr-
keant." the tramp police dog, raided
the cigar stere "f Herman Marcus,
40. DzJ hastings sunday after
noon. on "a ny that gambling game
MAS In progress twenty -hye me "a
We're arrested and a PACK OF cards
and $40 seized Sergeant REM
dered valuable assistance I'm keeping
the prisoners quiet
Mrs. -,Ittiin +rfudrIi. who dtrd uftrr he
Tag yalsen suddenly ~ Ia her room
In the residence OF MIS- Shfhp
Shields, No $50 McGraW ave. Fri
day night died OF heart disease. ~
cording 10 "a post-mortem eNamlna-
tion. Statements that the woman
was addicted 10 drink and drugs led
10 "A suspicion that her death was
from poison
Eighteen Italians, dancing in Carlo
t'nlunn's hall AT No. - Husseh-ss.
were lined up against the wall ana
searched for 0cnpOus when squad
of detectives burst Into the place
early sunday morning, but no wea
pOns were found, ana the men We're
ordered out OF the place ana told TO
10 home Galuna wsa ordered 10 re-
port 20 Capt PalmsE lie has no
dance hall license
DIR. John y. HAL, OF the county board
OF poor superlntendents, says that
the board VIII ask FOR an appropTl-
alton for the erection or separate
tients In Eloisc. OF whom there are
now 6l0. a WOman's addition - the
einfTmary is now being constructed.
William H. Nenn, former parole ON
Ger. visited the county house Satur-
day and found the asy yum padly
crowded.
n Alex. Pulaski. 30 years old, OF No. rs
Canneid-aye. east was shot at twice
by An unidentified assailHni on
tarnsw orth ave, near DcuulnuIe- O.
early sunday moruii~, one ~ me
bullets causing mesh wound IN ms
arm and the other passing thfous q
&c fllt4 4 4
was fight at saturday hsht
dance that he attended, and he be-
lieVes that he was the victim OF
n mistaken Identity.
n Marie johnson, alias annie VI. shee-
n han. is locked up iu the NOman's de-
tention station facing two cAdrBt 90,
one or stealing sl5 from Ldw@rd
Johnson. OF Vernon. Mich, ana me
rr~ other sending obscene letters thrOuE u
the mails When Johnson reported
the alleged theft 10 the police he
"a produced letters that caused the
q federal officers 10 take an interest
In the case. The woman says she
wrote the letters 20 make Johnson
k jealous.
n The rsiIroads have ngreed To cAtend
the time for nling claims for dam
months. and also 20 pay ali BONA
n nde claims. which have been thrown
n out recently, under the strict en-
forcement OF the four months rule
N This decision was reached In con-
ference Saturday ~ Washington
Arthur r. waterfall traffic commits
n sionsr OF the Board OF Commerce,
"a represented Detroit shippers
y George IL. Russell. chairman ef the
IA Detroit Clearing House association,
and William J. Gray ice-prcsident
~ OF the First National bank. are IN
Chicago attending conference 81
n the secretary OF state the comptrol
Ter or the currency and senate
n committee. with western bankers
81 aver the location OF regional bank
"a 'u(der the provisions OF the cur
"A TeS1y law which provides that from
eight 20 IL such banks shall oe es-
tablshed throughout the country
"a An attempt viii be made 20 have one
OF these banks established In De
N troit
Mrs. Maud shaw. of No. - Melrose-
N ave. niece of Charles BECKER. for
mer New York lieutenant, now
waiting death in the electric chair
u for the staying OF Herman Rosen T.
thai believes her relative q victim
OF gamblers revenge Il believe he
was the goat OF the gamblers" she
says He ala not have the In
stincts OF the man who would plan
homicide " Mrs. shaw VIII share IN
the $500 bequest left by her grand
mother Beckers mother, who died
IN New York last month.