The Detroit times., 1914-05-12
IN DETROIT

lNItlNhl revenue 10 lfAnNAl NasUNV
I'm iSlO-i1-l2 excise taxes which the
company paid under protest
Suit for $4,000 was nIed. Monday, by
Miss Julia EiMaTt. A. years old,
against the - y Y The suit grew
out OF an accident in which street
car crashed into an automobile bear
ing "A wedding party last fall Sew
eral OF tho party were injured.
Marths DareEynsIsn, ~ yenrs old, failed
90 make good her claims for $1,000
damages against her playmate Celia
BeTjewska, 2 years old, in circuit
court, Monday Martha lost the
threw I've In a while they were play
- ing Ia the-stFeet. "A itry-riceiafrd
there was no cause for action.
A Detroit friend OF former GOV. OsbOrn
has received a letter, saying that Mr..
Osborn has begun trip through
Siberia and Russia. and that he Will
NOT return 10 this country before
July. This information. if il is ac-
curate. viii put stop 10 plans for
the big banquet In Lansing In June
at which IL was hoped that the for
mer chief executive would accept the
petitions being circulated ia favor OF
his candidacy for governor, and an
nounce that he would make the race
John Henderson, j. years old, and
Thomas Tughill. aged 30. of M. 2Os -
Michigan ave, who We're arrested,
pending an investigation OF the
death OF James Deneen, Monday
morning, were released Monday
evening Coroner Rothacher's re-
port on Deneens death showed that
fracture OF the skull was the
cause. beneen, while intoxicated,
had crawled down fire escape from
his room I'm the Michigan house
and had fallen from low rosf into
the alley. dying almost instantly
Funeral services VIII he held. Wednes-
day morning, In the residence, No.
500 Porter-st.. for Joseph Birce, who
died. Monday following a few days
illness, MIR, Birce was a government
meat inspector lie was born in
Toronto 40 years ago. lie was a
Well-knoWn Mason and belonged TO
several other fraternal organizations
lie is survived by his wife mother
eight brothers and three sisters. The
Rev. Richard = Hannah of st
Thomas Episcopal church will Of
hciato in the funeral services
William BennRne, formerly Of Detroit
gave himself up 10 the sheriff Of
Waukegan, Ill. Monday. declaring
that he was wanted IN Detroit for
passing worthless check for 1925
on Thomas Long. saloonkeeper at No.
l79 Abbott-st, April 8 Detroit po-
lice had received no such complaint
but learned from Long that the
young man was telling the truth
and Bennane will be brought here
for trial He has waived eNtradition.
Unable 20 effect "a reconciliation with
her husband from whom she had
erlin, 20 years old, attempted to Kill
herself with carbolic acid in her
room at No. 80 Elizabeth-st east,
Monday afternoon She was ter
ribly burned about the mouth and
throat, but is expected to recover.
She Is In st. Marys hospital Mrs.
Oberlin and her nine year old SON
Freddie. came here from Springfield
O.. last Saturday In an effort TO ef-
feet reconciliation. but her hus-
band refused.
Miss Clara LivermOre. probation OFF,
Ger Of the Juvenile court, has taken
up the Investigation into the home
life OF Madeline Chariper. IL years
old. found in "a box ear In which she
planned to- leave the city. because,
she said, her grandfather ill-treated
her Miss Livermore found that the
little girl had an excellent reputa-
tion in the neighborhood of her
home. and her conduct, since she
was taken 10 the detention home
has made all the officers her
friends An aunt and uncle OF the
case, and she may be given into their
charge.
The Chinese exclusion net IL not 90 be
invoked, hereafter, against Chinese
in the eastern district OF Michigan,
II Chinese Is found undesirable un-
der the immigration act. he will he
deported, but the special exclusion
act Will no longer be made use OF
This action is taken on the applica-
ton OF Assistant District Attorney
Bland who believes that Chinese
have been Disseminated against in
the past. and who has received the
permission OF the department OF JUS.
tlce TO carry his idea into action
Mr.. Bland says that there is no in
tention 10 let up on deportation,
where the evidence warrants.
Or. Edmund Vertiel was granted a re-
trial. Monday. by Judge GiIday. of
Monroe, sitting in the Wayne county
verdict OF $1,000 was awarded Miss
Myrtle Fisher by jury In "A suit
brought against the physician and
his wife, alleging SANDER The doc
tor was said TO have circulated a
story TO the effect that Miss Fisher
had asked him 10 kiss her His wife
was alleged TO have helped spread
the story a jury in a previous trial
gave Miss Fisher 5000 damages
against the doctor and $500 against
his wife. lie claimed as basis for
new trial that Miss Fisher had
suffered no pecuniary damages
Receiver Blair. Waters and FELTON,.
for the Pere Marquette railway.
filed an answer. through their at
torney Henry VI. Campbell, on Mon
day. TO the foreclosure suit OF the
Farmers Loan & Trust Co. OF New
York, In the FEDERAL court in Detroit.
They deny that the property covered
by the bonds on which interest has
been defaulted is inadequate 10 cover
the bonds, but they say that the
sale OF the various parts OF the road,
separately, could not be made with
out great interest To all concerned.
JuCge futile VIII hear the receivers
application for permission to issue
about $4,000 900 worth OF receivers
certificates, May l6.
The taking of the annual school CEN
sus began Tuesday, when ~ enum-
orators started on their rounds. to
discover how many children over
five years old and under 90 there
are In the city. Detroit receives
about $1.2j from the primary school
fund. every year, for each pupil OF
school age. The enumerators are
paid three cents a name for each
child. In addition. this year, they
will be paid one-half cent for each
head OF q family whose name APP
pears on their lists, IL Is thought
that this scheme will induce the
enumerators TO visit every house and
make proper Inquiries. Some people
Will do anything for money
On the very day that Inquiries among
his friends elected the Information
that Milton a. McItae would prob
ably give up Detroit as his perma-
nent residence and live in Califor-
MIA Mr.. McRae returned TO the city
and declared that he will not give
up his citizenship here. II shall
probably be out OF Detroit more
than usual this summer" he said.
Mrs. Nc Rae will probably not return
from California until september. and
Mr.. McRae. after a few days here.
will go bock TO the coast Mr. Nc
Rae's son and two daughters are
with their mother iu California. Mrs
by the southwest climate.