The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-23

was tried on 10 indictments, but he
says he was acquitted IL Is alleged
that thefts Of =5ewelry- FROM baggage
left in charge OF the young men.
within the last few months, VIII
amount to nearly Sl,OOO.
Mrs. Mary r.. SUBWAY, SO years old.
mother of Mrs. r. II. CauEhey,
Crosse pointe. died Wednesday in
the home OF Mrs. Caughey, with
whom She had spent the last few
months. Mrs SUBWAY had lived In
years and funeral services viii be
hetd there Friday afternoon. Mrs
cauRhey and her brother. Charles
w. Shumway. OF Grand Rapids, are
the only surviving children
A class of 42O candidates was initiated
into the third degree of the Order
OF Oddfellows Wednesday evening.
the occasion marking the ninety
NTH anniversary OF the founding OF
the order The class was named
Grand Ma SteF@ Thompson class "a
honor OF Herbert a. Thompson, grand
master OF the order, who attended
the initiation ceremonies and adj
dressed the gathering on The
achievements OF the year
The stork wandered into Crowley
Miners store, Mednesdny, and left
q boy with Mrs. Frances Mitchell, No
67t Michigan ave, who was shopping
In the big department store. The
event caused great excitement
Mother. ana babe were rushed TO
reported doing nicely.
A the recognition" dinner TO be given
boys between the ages of IL and 20
years who have united with the
church during the winter, Thursday
evening at $40 o'clock more than
200 are expected. Or. A. q. Studer,
general secretary OF the Y. VI. g. A.,
will preside. Henry NJ. Leland, the
secretary. and Or +. j. Nillers, of
the First Baptist church, will give
the young men short talks.
DIR. 4. ID. McAlpine, No. ~ Josephine
ave-, has received telegram from
III Paso, saying that his brother. Dr.
JohE McAlpine, who for 10 years has
conducted a hospital in Durango,
has arrived in ri Paso with other
refugees Durango has been occu-
pied by the constitutionalist army
since June. Or. McAlpine thinks
that his brothers departure indi-
Gates that Americans believe the sit
uation too hot. even In the district
hold by Carranza's army.
AIexIa Brown, Negroes. shot behind the
right enr by John W. Jackson. Negro.
Tuesday. the bullet lodging In her
brain died Wednesday night in st.
Mary's hospital. causing homicide
charge TO be lodged against Jackson,
who Is in custody. Jackson and the
woman came here from Columbus. o.
a few weeks ago and had been, liv-
ing at No 100 Lafayette ave. east
until the woman left. and Jackson,
house ON Hastiues-st.. and shot her.
He says he intended to kill himself,
but used all of his bullets In firing
at the woman.
Funeral services for Harry y. McEvoy,
an aged artist. who died Tuesday.
ard who had lived In the Arnold
home for the last year, were held
in the home Thursday afternoon. lIr
Ncl;yov was born IN England 80
vears ago and after coming to Am
erica, settled IN Hamilton, ont, and
later in New York. lie was an art
ist ~ considerable ability until fall
ing eyesight compelled him TO give
up his brush and palette Mrs. Nc
Evoy. who was one OF the original
group Of Florence Nightingale
nurses survives
An Suey. "a Chinese. was taken OF n
CaIcngo-bOund train, "Wednesday. by
Immigration Inspector Cdetheld Suey
couldn't speak word or English.
DuT through IN interpreter insisted
he had been born IN the United
states The Inspector was inclined
to doubt the statement. and when he
found whisps OF rice straw ClinginR
TO the mans trousers, he was then
positive that An Suey had Just ar
rived from China. lie viii be de-
ported
A specIaI election in June Co vote ON
pIecemeaI charter amendments e. be-
ing advocated by the members OF the
council committee on city and char
ter legislation one or the amend
meuts. which viii likely be submit
ted. In 10 change the local elections
from fall 60 spring This would post
pone. the ran campaign 10 April. 1915
The committee meets Friday after
noon and resolution viii probably
be prepared for submission TO the
council, asking for special cleo
tiOu
". q. johnson, of the Montreal office
OF the UurrouEhs Adding Machine
company won the presidency ~ the
All star club. by his excellent selling
record for the first three months oi
1914 The following eleven members
az the Burroughs selling force hay,
become members ~ the club in the
I recent past. g. JLBurgess, Montreal
I u y Vaudeville. Detroit GJN Glib.
son Toronto. r. Swinford. Atlanta
W McCaslin. Chicago. W "
7 wright Richmond " " smith 81
I John walter Gledhil Boston. " \
1 Clermont Philadelphia, y. ~ Rene.
Diet Fargo. y r. Lever. Sioux
civ. The Nll-Stnr cluh WIN hold @
convention IN Detroit, In July.