The Detroit times., 1914-03-18
IN DETROIT

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Ne q sakaewa erisi. dia asest a..
q Theophile Tersky, No. Ssl bu-
ohanan-st.. Tuesday afternoon, most
OF the damage being to the stock.
Peel Allies. ly-yesr-slA hssgisf. whs
hottlo6 With Mrs. Kate chstsfeDnes
when she caught him IN her no one;
he appeared before Justice stein Tor
examination. Tuesday.
William Dearden. the Negro purse
0nateher, WhU cODfessea that he hesl
made living by grabbing women's
hand bags pleaded guilty TO q
before Justice Stein. Tuesday. and
the plea was taken as u waiver 10
the recorders court
Uonlowlng the reergsninatssaI sf the
GonGroe Co., shoe msanUeaetoreros 49,
the rettrement Of Everett W. ana
Prank T.. Pingree. II In announced
that the latter Will engage In the
ehOe manufacturing business LOT
themselves, under the name FRANK -;
vingres's Sons. They have not YET
located their plant.
Won ~ opened next Monday Tor ex-
ooptioualiy backward children. bring
1ng the number OF classes for these
children to rs. Specially trained
rooms. Pupils will be sent there from
overcrowded classes in neighporinS
schools. which are being held pack
I because OF the special attention
which these pupils demand.
\ verdict for $1,000 against Louis ana
rStSrned. Tuesday svsning, by a Jury
houre' deiiberation. The money 10
awarded TO Mrs. Esther honinowhasx:;
who brought the suit; ciaimihs .n nes
nee when she asked them to return o
zee And that she was severely beaten
Tho lawyers declare they VIII appear
the case.
FORMER J~stise Of the Peace EdwIn .
Ranaslph. charged with emsessI q.
msnager for the Consolidated Wool
- ItIIs Co.. was dischargeo py
Judge Connolly, Tuesday. when no
enc appeared to prosecute. Oh
eixtb adjournment OF the casr r.marEs
about the non-appearance OF tne
compliments as he dismissed the
lrs. vavse suttie. wife Of DR.. 0eer9e
Settle, AAeA, Tuesday. In the fanIy
e ionx iii Illness. Mrs. Suite was born
had lived In Detroit since 1850; she
% survived by her husband AND one
son, Gerald Suite. Funerai serv.Ss !,
Will be held In tho home Thursday
morning and the body taken to Lon
don for interment.
gsa. DAward p. Cahill called at the
0oroneP's ofAce. Tuesday afternoO.s
20 claim the body OF her huspeno,
who was found dead In bed ~
morning, death having resulted from
pnsumonia and alcoholism he was
known there as Kaei. according 20
Coroner R0thacher. Mrs. Cahlli snao
that she was forced to leave nm, n
diligence In LIQUOR.
. Arst nortgage Of el,3l3,l 400 and .
oeeonA mortgage 81 ~S1s,SOOs repre-
SAnting Wayne county's proportion
Of the &S.000,000 hrst mortgage anu
the 100000 second mortgage. re-
aPscsively. on the pnysicss p Iranton
railroad. was nled with the county
clerk Tuesday. The county's portion
OF the one half per cent mortgage
tax on the two mortgages amounts
g Ss.2o7.
oDma Reeves. . 30-year-eld Negroes,
llving NJ No. 100 Mseeme-.t;. Tns ar
Yalncoat from Schweim's Bazaar. NO.
90 0ratiot-ave.. Tuesday AFTERNOON
and battlsd with detectives when
they tried to take away paper
SSscr.ssS in of hsr earn the police say
that she had the raincoat concealed
under her clothing. and tried TO
switch" IL under the seat OF the
police auto AS she was being taken
e the station.
|nnanpeanteA In IN attempt 10 a2ect
= netllatiOn with her husband:
from whom she has been estranged
Tor some time. IL 10 said, mrs. FREQ
MCMILLAN, 20 years old. OF No. 500
Michigan ave. dressed up IN ner
Dsettiest. clothes, Tuesday atsS ~
taken TO st. Mary's hospital ana IS
expected to recover. The attempted
0uicide occurred Just after she hau
held . telephone conversation with
her husband.
- fourth annual reunion Of the TAR.
1SeSh isfantry, Unitea states v"isn-
Md IN Detroit In the Hotel Ste.
Claire, April 3. The association In
oIudas honOrably discharged ofncers
ma enlisted men from Michigan: IL.
Nnois, Indiana and Wisconsin. all OF
whom saw active service IN the
association Is Lieut.. T.. i. Hamilton,
No. 1910 Lothrop- ave. this city. from
~hom Information about the re-
union may be secured.
~. S~nl~vxinx were chosen new mem.
6arn q the executive cOnmlttee ~
che retail merchants bureau bureau OF TN. the
4 ming: II. b. Coleman. X. Livingston,
Oscar Weber. r. Traub., C.. A.. New
comb. Jr.. J. Wilson. IL. N. Fechhe!m-
q, r. Clayton. Charles Ashin ana :.
the question OF doing away with the
narking OF automobiles In front OF
Stores and OF clearing the streets Of
overhead signs. Miss elisabeth Cleve-
land Of The Cass the membsrs
81 the bureau on the work OF the
,v.-~es Kraus. 1s-year-sld Detreit
nm. who stole ollS from her father
and ran away with her chum, MARY
Werner. and two moving picture
cmted. but will be released on parole
next week. Her father. John kraus,
appeared In police court TUESDAY
And declined to prosecute the case,
quitting his arms around his erring
daughter and saying: shes a.! !
died. ana / guess I'll take her back
home" Justice Stein allowed the
sIri 10 ro with him and adjourned
the case for q week, when she VIII
be placed on probation. The Wer-
ner girls father will refund haif OF
the stolen money to kraus, II Is
aid. though his daughter was alb
solved from blame by her chum.
!. .ttack made On sanitary esaAl-
1Aoas - the city smallpox hoepstae
81 e former inmates, resulted Tues
6sy night in the council committee
on health and city hospitals going
On record ~ favoring an Item In
Snstitution. The members OF the
n~mmittee also stated that they
were convinced of the necessity OF
vaccination, after DIR. w. Fl: Price
had addressed them. The board -
asking 100000 for new hospital.
4 norfion Of which will surely be
Allowed. The protesting citizens. all
Datients In the hospital. during jan
uary. testified that there was only
one bathroom In the Institution for