The Detroit times., 1914-01-14
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
'rnn~-aSe., was damaged 10 the en-
tent Or about 500 when a coal stove
exploded shortly before o'clock.
wednesday morning.
John Bruce. 80 years old. fell from "a
locomotive in the wabash round
house al Iarbaugh-ave. Wednesday
morning, dislocatiug his right hip.
Tie w9s sent 60 Solvay hospital
The newly twenty first
Ward, Msrd association si has elected The fol
president. II. 1t. Donnoly. vice.
president. =. H. Goodwin. secretary
Il, NJ Brickman, treasurer.
While NIL or the roOmers were absent
from the rooaiinE house OF CAMEL
Dcceunmck. No s0S Holcomb-
through an open window. and stole
$50 from the satchel OF one rOoiner
and $40 from another.
Patrolman Leroy Itnbbltt, of Trunbuli
station, was exonernted OF charges
Med before Commissioners Gillespie
By William StaCkpolc,- "A poor COM
mission Inspector who charged that
Rabbit used unnecessary Violence
In arrestng him, Dee. IA. Commits
siOncr Gillespie. commended Rabbit
for the way he performed his duty.
Funeral services for William '. Gnw-
ley. who died, sunday. In his apart
ments at No. 323 WoOdward-aVe..
We're held. Wednesday afternoon, in
Blakc's chapel Mr. Gawley. who was
employed as cigar salesman by 6.
+. Gilmore was ca years old, ana
had lived In Detroit all his life. lie
is survived by Mrs. Gawley.
Arthur knrsteD. Robert Fairfield and
Carl Keller were nrraigned before
United states Commissioners huru
Thursday morning on charge or
breaking into q sealed box car IA
west Detroit Dec. . aud stealing ~
bottles OF wine. and all three were
held 20 await the action or tho
grand jury. Their bonds were fixed
At $500 each.
George Emmett. trustees of Ameri-
can Eagle lodge or Oddfellows, are
tho defendants ia the hrst com
plant fled in the recorders court
charging violation OF the new dance
hall ordinance The complaint al
leges that the lodge gave dance
Jan. ., without having obtained "A
license.
81. Georges Episcopal parish, which
has been without rector Tor sew
eral months. following the resigna-
ton ON account OF ill-health or the
Rev. A Kinney Han will hereafter
he looked after by the Rev. William
r. Faber. rector OF st. Johns
church. Or Faber viii place young
curate in charge OF the details OF
parish work In ST. Georges
DIR. George ". Irvine was given "a
Judgment OF 81 la Justice DeGnw's
court. Tuesday. as a settlement OF n
suit for s65 He'd against Mrs. Leon
ard D. Hughes. The physician al
legged that iguch was due him Tor
medical treatment OF the morphine
habit. Mr.. Hughes alleged that IN
stead OF receiving treatment his
wit. received morphine from the
physician.
In the annual election OF the Detroit
Industrial association, I'm the settle
ent house maintained by the asso-
citation, 1T Fourth and Porter-sts..
the following officers We're chosen
President. Mrs. II +. James, vice
presidents Mrs b l. stanton and
Mrs Carlos r. Warner; secretary,
Miss NJ !. Gambler. treasurer, Mrs.
Harry LOCKWOOD recording score
tary. Mrs A. Harvey
The original typewritten copy OF the
Martx bill, with the signature Oh
GOV Ferris, giving policemen one
day OF rest ia fourteen, and hremen
one day in each four, VIII be pre-
scented 10 the Metropolitan cslb
composed OF policemen. hremen and
letter carriers. by Mayor Marx
Thursday evening at the installation
OF officers Postmaster Nagel VIII
be one or the invited guests
There are ~ eases OF smallpox In De-
Health officer Price 10 issue warn
ing that vaccination rs Ira order Or.
Price says that the number is not
great for this time Of year. but the
increase in the past 10 days has been
very rapid. There are IS cases or
diphtheria. the lowest number since
Nov l. There have been three
deaths from this disease Tar this
month.
John MoIner. ~ years old. of NJ. 40
sch lie
killed. i'm the Edison plant on West
jefferson ave, Tuesday afternoon,
when a travelling crane, used in un-
loading coal ears. crushed him
against freight car. The man was
cttnEIUg 10 tire crane, II is saId,
when the accident happened. VII
liam NJ Carroll. VINO was operating
the crane, collapsed from the shock
OF seeing the accident He was held
blameless
Victoria Bsehowsky, Io years old. OF
Buffalo. who failed 10 return To her
home after working In canning
factory IN kingsville, ont, during
the busy season, was found living in
windsor with Michael Balinsky. q
butcher on Marion-ave., and both the
girl and Balinsky were locked up
who started the Investigation that
resulted in the arrests. will be asked
to sanction the marriage OF the pair,
and drop prosecution.
Mrs. Edna Becker, slender gfriswhe,
tainted In the court OF domestic re-
lations Tuesday after giving testi-
mony in nom support charge
against her husband. Edwin Becker.
The woman's testimony was given
very much against her VIII, ana
when Judge Lacy scored Becker in
no uncertain terms the wife Tell into
chair and was borne from the
room. The husband was ordered 10
look after his wife in the future or
else face a 90-day sentence IN the
House OF Correction.
In the annual business meeting of the
. Central Christian church. following
a CONGREGATIONAL supper, the Follow
ing officers were CHOSEN Elder
Frank w Norton; trustees, W. \
darby and G. r. cook, dcacOus, III. T.
Rogers - r.. Hoag, f. t.. Porter. w.
T. Moshcr ana c. V. Cathey, clerk.
W r.. Mosher; treasurer. joss II.
smith; financial secretary, Pearl Van
Nalkenburgh usher schiet, t. J.
EEgel: associate ushcr-in-C hief, g.
v Cathey; Gshers, J. ~ Williams.
George s. Hammond ana Baxter
Hammond.
william ". Guyott. "a constable since
1870, died. Tuesday. In his home. No.
1888 Russell-st. Mr. Guvott was 81
years old Justice Lemkio, who first
went on the bench In 1875. said.
Tuesday. after hearing OF the death
or Mr.. Guyott that. in all the years
the Justice had known the constable
he had never heard or one COM
plant made against him In the pur-
suance or his duties. Mir. Guyott is
survived by his wife. Funeral ser
vices Will be held Thursday morn
ing In our Lady OF the Rosary
church.
Il slaves Of the furnace are likely co
sympathize with BENJAMIN Brivogie