The Detroit times., 1914-11-02
IN DETROIT

Jeseph Leahy, 60 years old. OF NO. I35
Goedwfn-sve-, dropped dead I'm
He was identifsd at the county
morsue by his son-in-law. J. l.
when the antomebiie owned by Rich
ard Weigmann, Of No. 1T Coiburn-
pl, which was stolen Saturday night.
was recovered sunday evening by
Patrolman Paselk. a loaded revolver
was found on the front seat OF the
machine. The car had been abandon
and Sixth-st.
vincent Lombard. - years old, one
leased man. was painfully injured
late Sunday evening, when one OF
his crutches went through q hole In
Randoiph-st. The stump OF one leg
was bruised when he fell TO the side
walk. The police automobile re-
moved him to his home. No. 81 Hast
Detective Frank wilkinson's 'lamp-
Ing" eyes fell upon John II. yoelkner,'
rs years old. OF No. sos McGraw-
ave-. I'm restaurant on Griswold-
st. Sunday afternoon. voeikner Is
a disorderly person. Wilkinson de-
claress he has served time I'm Lynn
and Salem. Mass. and Springfield.
o., for stealing diamonds
AceordiPG 60 the police. james Denole,
I.
which he says II SO useless that II Is
burden TO own II. James got tired
OF owning the beast and Is said to
have turned 4 from msh ,s 10 s,a own May
In the world. When Patrolman Sis
ka found the horse and tried 20 re-
turn II to its owner. Denole offered
s as declined With profuse thanks.
The horse was given into the Gus
tody OF the Animal Welfare associa-
ton.
visitors 20 the number OF 1,S5O strolled
goodly share OF this number listen
cd to the Interesting lecture given by
Victor Benham on Tone Color and
Temperament" Mr.. Benham has Just
Europe where he lectured and gave
concerts. A reading room Ii being
planned for the museum In which
vs Wifi Fl ss kept spa as @
jects.
Funeral services will be Held Tuesday
morning In the Church Of Our Lsdy
Chafree. daughter Of the late Amos
Chaffee, Of this city, who died sun
day in Grace hospital, Until III
sss Ds hsr 70 GO 70 sns
had made her home In New York
She was a great traveller and well
4 known writer on travel and art. Sne
Is survived by one brother, o. NJ.
Chaffee. Delmar. Cal; w. C.. Chaffee
and Miss Clara Graham, nephew and
niece. residing in Detroit.
Thieves without respect for the dead
IRE believed to have been responsible
for fire I'm the home of the late w.
T. Allan, father OF Aid. Albert T. Al
Ian. at No. 767 Fourth-ave.. Sunday
evening The casket containing the
body OF the alderman's father was
in the front room OF the house when
the FIRE was discovered. The flames
were confined 70 the rear part OF the
house. half-burned candle was
found n. ar a pile OF smouidering
clothes. II In thought that prowler
4 entered the place and used the candle
rather than work I'm the bright glare
OF an electric light.
Funeral services will be held Thursday
afternoon In HamfltOn's chapel, Tor
H H. Boggs. No. 36S Hurlbut-ave.
who died Sunday in Grace hospital.
following an operation. Mr.. Boggs
came to Detroit 10 years ago as man
niond, No. 42-4S Congress-st. west.
He was born in Springfield. o.. ~
years ago. Mr. Boggs was q member
OF the Masonic fraternity, including
Moslem temple: Sons of the Revolu-
tion, Ohio society, Detroit Boat club,
Z Detroit Athletic club, Detroit Motor
Boat club Wolverine Automobile club
and Board OF Commerce. Mrs Boggs
and an adopted daughter survive.
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