The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-31
IN DETROIT

in DETROIT
William q. witt viii speak ON "rbe
class struggle" sunday afternoon,
AT 30 o'clock in Alliance HAN. No.
SlS Woodward-ave.
The Young Mems order viii meet.
ednesday evening. Feb. q, instead
or Monday Feb. 2 as previously an
bounced. Tie meeting Is called FOR
the purpose OF preparing plans for
new building.
Gus 4. Johnson. the railroad brake
man who distributed siik hosiery.
stolen from Burnham, Stoepel a Co.
70 many young women OF Saginaw
ana Bay city. was acquitted OF a
charge or receiving stolen property,
In Judge Conuolly's court. Friday.
The man Charged with stealing the
stockings was convicted some time
ago.
was robbed of sI5T while riding ON
a Fourteenth car, Friday night. and
detectives Wilson. GIN and Smith.
later arrested samuel corr, OF No,
Is Brewster st, on suspicion. The
money was not found In his posses
sion, but the detectives found that
ne had been jumping ON and or
street cars at the point where Bar
RE was robbed
Frank witkowskI, AN Is-year-oid
youth, who has been arrested more
than dozen times for various Of
lenses, ana seems TO be incorrigible.
10 TO be sent TO the psycopathic nos
pital In Ann, Arbor. for observation,
ana. possibly, an operation ION his
brain. by orders or Judges Connolly,
OF the recorders court, and Hanley,
or the probate court. The Judges
think that an operation 20 relieve
pressure on the brain may reform
Witkowski
Harry Janowski. OF No. 260 Williams
as.N
Peter Grafchock. OF No. $40 Brecken-
ridgest, and Lucas Syzpachuck, No.
1888 Twenty ATHEIST. were the
guests. Both were arrested. late IN
the evening FOR disturbing the
peace. by battling with their host.
prafchock had S2s.09 Ia his pockets
when he was searched. Mr.. Jasncw-
SKI had discovered, few moments
after his guests were taken away.
that he WAS shy" $40.
Mrs. barbara Springer, ~ years old,
and q resident of Detroit since she
was two years old died Friday, in
the home or her daughter. Mrs Ed.
ward Winterhalter. No. T76 Junction
ave. Mrs Springer was the widow
OF William Springer. member OF
the contracting firm OF Knapp K
Springer. WhtCn erected the city hall
Mrs. Springer Is survived by three
daughters and three sons Funeral
Il services viii be held Monday morn
II Ing. In the home.
Herbert krause. ID-yesr-oId son of
Charles krause, grocer at No. 1907
Hamilton blvd. drank part OF bot.
tie OF carbolic acid. at Woodward
and Grand RiYer-aN es Friday night
and sank TO the sidewalk. while a
crowd gathered around him. The
youth declared that he had a fuss
with his father" lie was taken TO
81. Mary's hospital. and VIII recover.
His father. suffering from typhoid
Fever, LETT his bed 10 20 TO his son y
side in the hospital.
fund for the relief OF destitute wives
and families that appear In the court
or domestic relations has been found
ed. Attorney i. r. Austin sent in "A
contribution Friday and asked that
II be named che domestic relations
court general charity fund" The idea
came 10 Mr., Austin after reading OF
case Where woman tu destitute
circumstances was helped by "A con
tributlon gathered from spectators
IN the court room. In many cases
heard 10y Judge lacy the parties are
In need OF immediate assistance
Nathan Marcus, 81 years old. his wife.
Daisy, 3s years old. Michael Vein
stein, aged 20. and his wife, Belle.
~. were arrested by Patrolmen
Hayes and Krimmel. Friday night.
on the federal charge OF having
opium In their possession. ia a house
at No 2T5 Larned-st east -Four
pipes. and two cans containing about
slQO worth OF opium were seized.
Police learned that u wealthy diu-
the place, but escaped before the
raid was made. The quartet OF
prisoners will be turned over to the
federal authorities.
1arEed with falsely labelling cheap
chocolate bars. TO give the
impression that the packages con
tanned the product OF a we'll known
nrm, four young men were arrested |
Friday on complaint OF James A
Robinson. representing the chocolate I
ooncern. The prisoners are: Frank |
Miller and Abe Weliensky, OF No /
SOC Winder-st; Morris Gerstein. No !
A0S 81. AntoIne-st. and Herman
Schneider. No. 295 Winder-st Sew
eral boxes OF chocolate aud 200 la
bells were found in Millers rooms !
lie said his brother. I'm New York |
had sent them 10 him. The men were
selling the packages az two for five
cents
Wilbur NJ. Chapman testified I'm the
court OF domestic relations, FRIDAY,
that when ne was not lodging dish !
es Kitchen utensils and furniture
hurled at him by his wife he was
lodging men who were acting al
escorts to Mrs. Chapman on her way
home from cafes other Witnesses
told a similar story OF Mrs Chan
mans habits and Judge Lacy took |
the plea for divorce under advise !
ment Lizzie Klein was granted a !
decree on cross-bill from George
Klein. She receives all his property
and the care OF the two children
Minnie s. Daus attempted to secure
divorce on testimony given in a
former eTort In Monroe county two
years ago. Judge Lacy refused tho
decree