The Detroit times., 1914-02-03
IN DETROIT

TN LIE NOl
Airs. e.. Loud. of No. $50 Fourtb-nve-
Wns rObhsc of her handbag ana 81
by youaB man who accostru hel -
pitcher st, ana HfeehNo"" ~ 90
early Monday evening
Walter Jones. "A Negro employed Ia the
Lyceum thenter, WAS arrested Won
day on a charge Of, stealing 30 ll''l
the box office last Friday, ana de-
tectives declare that he confessed
Monday night after repeated ques-
pioning
n ID Harmon has sold FOR l.. IL. Gross
light 10 "A Detroit Investor, whose
identity a. az present Withhelu, the
five-story building al Nos. ~ CAD
illac-sQ. The property ~ valued IN
the neighbOThood of S2t5,OpO the
building IL occupied Id Later Bros-
and is under lease 70 j.. G. lAfer un-
Gil May !, 1916.
a soft for $4,000 for alienation or the
affections OF Otto SehmidtSe has
been started by Mrs. Schmiutke
against Mrs Emma McDanicls. said
70 be OF unusual beauty Schmidtke
Il th1 proprietor OF q be Wing alley.
Mrs. McDaniels denies the charges
anu says she VIII light the case
Slight Increases over January, 1913. are
shown by the report Of otto St"ll,
regt6lesr OF deeds. Tor the pA"t
month The number OF deeds ana
mortgages recoid ed in January III =,
-
received were S3.59l.5l. au increase
or ;l44ea The net profit of tces
over salaries was S5e6.56
ALEXANDER ,. DeIoyc, lace merchant,
was robbed OF his diamond stichpin
BY clover thlci on WOODWARD ave.
car Monday evening me thlti
Jostled Mr. peLOye hard enough 90
press the latter's newspaper aSalhst
his face. then 0pOlogizcui ana leit
the car. Later the theft was dis
covered.
q. W. Palmer. OF No. 100 Paimcr-HNe.
east. reported 40 the police that 30
pieces 81 washing, hans !nB on the
line IN his yard. We're stolen MOuudy
night GustaVe sanford, so 90
Putnam ave. reports That burslai y
entered his residence with raise
ksy, Monday. but took nothing.
though they iansascked the house.
Mrs. Elizabeth Piggott, ~ years old
wife OF John PigEOtt. senior member
OF the lumber Arm OF John llBBott
a. Sons, Windsor and Chatham, d!e8
Monday IN Harper hospital Mrs.
Piggott IL survived by her husubah'l
and five sons. Funeral services wiz
be held Wednesday In the family
home. No. 90 La CrotN st, Chatham.
:. A. Young. aiIas Carlson, the aged
man who declares that he IN victim
Of mental alteration, was iouhu
guilty IL Judge Connolly court
Monday or the charge OF passing a
forged check on q. T.. Hensiey. man
sger OF the GregOrtau apartments.
Tie as renamed 10 await etlANflAfNs
lie il wanted IN Illinois Oh SIM
lar charge.
runeraI services for Harry a.. tNioselln,
who died sunday In the fnmiiy home,
No 29s Merrick ave, VIII be helu
W ednesday morning, II the Church
OF Our Lady o. the Rosary. Mr.. Kim
sella was q member OF the insurance
and Investment Arm OF Wynne a.
Klnsella. he belonged 10 the knights
oi Columbus ana the Builders and
Traders exchange lie IS survived
by three brothers and two sisters.
Dre OF the boldest Jobs recently per-
pctrnted by Detroit crooks, n.ited
theSn on.y IS, when they broke 4
trausom over door or g. a. T.. Nc
Millan's grocery store az Forrest
and Woodward ave early Monday
evening. with dozens OF pedestrians
passing every minute They took
the money from the cash register.
The theft was discovered when night
Waterman found the transom open.
flfred Grant WINS sentenced 10 90 days
I'm the House OF Correction, MondnS,
by Judge Lacy. In the court or do
nestle relations. on charge OF nom
support He had eluded the court
officers FOR three months on
wouldn't do that" he gasped when
the order was given. You WOuldn T."
said Judge Lacy. but tho court
would. And you don't happen 10 be
the court"
Inspection OF all moving picture the
alters iD the cry waS begun Monday
by four Inspectors from the state
ire marshals office. They declare
that they Will close up all upstairs
movies" as soon as they receive word
that inJunctiOns obtained 10 prevent
such action. have been officially dis
solved. The inspectors here are
Edwin T., Winshp. y, l.. Maynard,
John Hulst and I G. Schaefer.
aorrix Calf, OF No. 3f2 Thcodorc-st.,
had his hnnd caught In the mnchin-
cry In r. bakery at No. III Mont
"A n-|f f.4G
was BADLY injured before he could
,Ntricate thu hand. Dr. j. W Burn
stein. 81 No. f73 Hastings-tt, at
tended him. and took the injured
man hCrae. Shortly arterward. while
Or Furnstein's auto was in front
OF Harper hospital. some sneak thief
stole his surgical case and iustru-
mcnts.
n petition filed I'm the federal dis
trict court by the receivers of the
Pere Marquette, Ii vs. alleged that
the railroad is carrying malls at a
daily loss. The receivers make the
plea thar insolvency should warrant
higher rates. Their statement shows
that from June 80. 1919. 10 Jan. l,
1914 the losses recorded on express
receipts were S36.5ll.57. while the
Increased receipts on the parcel post
were only t9,S6s.l9. They ask for "a
hearing.
Gorge Lands Wilson, president of r..
Cortex Wilson Co.. sheet metal
manufacturers, OF Chicago, viii open
a series OF salesmanship lectures for
manufacturers and retailers, before
the Board OF Commerce, Wednesday
evening His talk VIII be on "Hir-
ing statesmen" This Is the first ~
Is lectures. along this line. arranee cd
by the board The ESQ men who
have arranged TO take the course
will participate IN a round table talk
on Mr. Wilson's speech, next Tues
day
enry zenter. alleged author of glow
Snu love messages 10 Miss Ethel
Reed. whom he never met, has been
declared insane. by physicians APP
pointed by probate court TO examine
into Ills mental condition. Miss Reed
asked his arrest after he is alleged
to have bothered her with letters
and threats The investigation dis
closed the fact that he Is a steady
customer Of various matrimonial
agencies. lie viii be given a hear
Ing Friday.
hester Bowers. chauffeur for the
Hoard of Education, was bound over,
Monday. 10 appear before the cir
cult court to answer TO charges
growing out OF the death or r r.
Griffin ana the injury OF his wife a
few weeks ago when they were run
down Ly the car driven by Bowers.
Mitchell and Harvey schultz. were
10y riding" at the time. The two
cOmpHnlcns were released while
bonds were fixed by Justice Com
mand IN Bowers case at $1,000.
oIIer Inspector John &. McCabe dis
charged oliver DunkeIberg, nrst ss-
sisfant boiler Inspector Monday art q
ernoon. for alleged characterization.
The discharge OF the assistant in
spector Is the aftermath OF the trial
OF Inspector McCabe before the coun-
ell committee ON ordinances on
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