The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-14
IN DETROIT

All prO-confrsso divorce eases sched-
ulod az be heard SATURDAY, before
Judge llGsmer have have been zen put over Ter
heard before the same court.
The REV. Hans HorRey. OF Tonawan-
da. y. n. come 90 Detroit In July
To- accept the pastorate or 81. johns
Evangelical Lutheran church. Mr.
Hurney has been pastor OF Salem
Evangelical Lutheran church. In
Tonawanda for eight years
Coroner Rothncher snys that his In
quest into the ID. a. u; collision at
which resulted In death TO two per-
sons and injuries 90 90 viii probably
be- held next Wednesday. Seventeen
OF tho injured are still in Grace hos
Nl but few OF these who will
be called 10 testify viii be able tot
appear next Wednesday.
Mabel West. fOur-year-OId daughter of,
otto West, of No. 1871 MilitRry-nve.,
who was terribly burned when her
clothing became ignited from a
match with which she was searching
fer lost penny, died. Wednesday
afternoon IN the Children's Free
hospital Her grandmother was
painfully burned while trying to,
rescue her.
some OF tn, spanish American war
veterans who feel the stir of war la
their veins are IN quandary. They
are drawing pensions for disability
and the law says this can be done
only when the pensioners are really
disabled There is another law ar
army regulation that SAYS recruits
cannot be regarded as disabled. nj
and II theN hang on 20 the pensions
they lose the fun OF hghting.
Fire men answering mn alarm from
stone 4 co.'s cleaning shop at No.
90 MonrOe-aVe, late Wednesday ar
ternoon found that they had To fight
r % brisk blaze which threatened AT
amy moment 10 ignite tank con
tpining 800 gallons of gasoline The
blaze started in the buster and
cleaning room ON the second floor,
and the hremen succeeded in check
In IL promptly with damage of
only about $500
The Republican county committee has
been called by Chairman Thomas
Newton TO hold a special meeting in
the auditors office OF the county
building. Friday afternoon, TO choose
200 delegates 60 the Republican wei
fare conference. May IS II Is pos
sible that the committee VIII call
convention for the naming OF the
delegates. but IL Is more likely that
the committee viii save time and
expense by taking the matter OF
making the list into it's own hands
CO.. Of CIeNeInnI, received word La
Detroit Wednesday, that Frank H. !
Moran Formerly OF Detroit % years
old was shot to death as q spy in
Moran was All employe % the Bauer
concern ana the company had oncr-
ed $500 reward for his safe return,
Moran worked here as an automo-
Ne salesman. lie was last heard
from in Vera cruz, Feb. Ills body
viii be sent 10 Batavia, y y, hlsI
former LONE
Responses to cards sent out by Secre-
tary Marschner indicate that there
VIII lie an attendance OF about 1000
~ the Mckinley clubs smoker IN
,,.tlt4 oil lou
state Game Warden William ri
Oates viii he the chief speaker, anJ
number OF local Republicans VIII
also he heard. There viii be a
vaudeville program and refresh /
ments VIII he served. Action viii
probably be taken by which the club
win send representation TO the /
Republican welfare conference. Nav
20
SiN Of the Is customs inspectors AS
signed TO duty ON the ear ferries ply
Ing from the foot OF seventeenth st. 3
VIII soon be transferred to other
work. ~ is expected that inspectors
on the Grand Trunk and Pere Mar /!
Quette ferries VIII also be sh fted
as soon as the retren chment policy
or the treasury department Is put
into effect John n WhelRn collect
or OF customs declares that the fall
Ing Off OF dutiable imports and the
slump in tariff revenue is respon-
slble for the Inauguration OF the
economy plan. \
dion OF George r. Moynes and the
cross-bill filed by Hannah Moynes
Will be held up six months by Judge
Codd. following a hearing. Wednes
day MoNnes testified that his wife
nagged him and was cruel. while
she charged infidelity Moynes was
denied his petition but the court
hesitated 10 grant the woman's peti- |
ton the man seemed only too
anxious TO be divorced. Mrs. Moynes
also asked that her petition be
ignored and no decree granted.
During the six months while the de |
cree Is pending the two are forbid !
den 70 live together
william q. bryant. chairman Of the
committee Of ten members Of the
Wolverine Automobile club appoint /
ed a. special officers by Police Com |
missioner Gillespie, to enforce the !
various sections Of the traffic ordI |
mar &c. says that A campaign viii be
instituted at once TO prevent moto". /
lists from allowing their binding \
scare hltghts TO burn while they are I
ttaNersing main thoroughfares, the |
headlights dazzling other motorists. /
difficult matter The headlights are
alsC prohibited on the Boulevard. !
An ordinance forbidding their use Is
on the books. but has never been !
enforced. The police department.
Will cooperate in the crusade,
The 1S-months-old baby hoy who was
found by police. early wednesday,
shawl and wallowing in the mud IN /
vacant lot at West End and Del !
ray -aves.. was turned over to his |
mother. Mrs. Magdalene Leschinski, /
~ No. 2629 West Jefferson ave,
Wednesday night. The woman. with !
tears streaming down her cheeks. /
told the police that she went dowd |
town. Wednesday morning 20 look |
Tor work. she had TO provide food |
for her children. and pay the rent !
OF the squalid room i'm which they |
live. She said she left the babe IN
care OF her nve-year-Old daughter, !
Mary. and that Mary left the baby |
Ia the vacant lot, while she went 10 !
play with other children. The baby
was given to Mrs Leschinski and !
the Society for the Prevention OF
cruelty TO Children, which has for |
merly Investigated the Leschinsky
case. was notified OF conditions
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