The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-09
IN DETROIT

Mother Dayle had been a meinbe
OF the Sacred Heart order for over
hall century. she was born in Ire
land.
Fire la the BuEIey school, Fourteenth
ave. nnd ftnc-st., WAS discovered
shortly before the pupils started ar
irving Monday morning, and morse
In the basement was destroyed; nc
who added that II was wooden
horse, OF the saw" variety, ana that
there was no other damage.
The nrst copy of the Metropolitan club
Booster. TO he issued monthiy, has
made its appearance The paper VIII
be printed in the interests or the
| Metropolitan CLUB whose members
belong 10 the postofnce, police and
IRE departments Paul Honrichter
81 editor or the Booster. and Arba
Ostrander advertising manager
Jefferson car No. 1898 and Myrtle car
NO. I322 eoiIided at Trumbuli and
Grand Rlver-aves early Monday
morning, and Motorman j. Hopper,
OF the Myrtle car. was caught IN the
vestibule OF his ear and quite SER
iously hurt. he was taken 10 Grace
hospital. j. Tromey, motorman oi
the JEFFERSON car. ESCAPED INJURY.
Frank Petoskey, So years old. WAC was
revived by the Edison puimotor Fri
day night after inhaling gas 10 ms
home, No. S43 Baldwin ave, died IN
Harper hospital sunday morning,
The gas which he inhaled with SUI
cfdsl Intent had poisoned his sys-
TEN. He IL survived By the widow,
one son aud three daughters
Declaring that she would be better of
deed. Mrs. elisa BiIett, 10 years old.
and crippled by a recent street car
accident, swallowed poison IA ner
home. No BS9 Vermont Satur-
day evening, and died sunday after
noon IN ST Marys hospital Coroner
| Burgess learned that the aged Wo-
mans son was Ill, there was no tuei
and nothing to eat in the house. ana
| she became SO despondent that she
resolved 10 end her life, tie decided
| that no inquest was necessary
yhesfer IL. Nye. 40 years old. son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Nye. No. % tinir-
Woodward hospital from apoplexy.
| Mr. Nye, who was u stock salesman
| for the Interstate Fire Insurance co,
returned 10 Detroit Saturday night
from q business trip TO Mt Clemens,
and feeling i'll went 10 the Wood
ward hospital, dying few hours
| later Mr. Nye was unmarried ana
| lived with his parents and one sig
ter. Miss Maude Nye. The body VIII
be taken TO Coldwater, Mich, Tor
interment.
from the United states ns an unde-
Birable allen, Is on her way back 10
| Russia In company with several othef
aliens being deported by the govern
ment She was placed aboard train
| in Detroit, Sunday Count Sokolow-
ski, the baroness lover. was depOrted
week ago. The couple came 10 this
country last July and We're living IN
an apartment on Brush-st. when they
were arrested by the immigration
authorities. Several sympathetic wo-
| men were at the station 70 bid the
baroness farewell
1uneral services VIII be held Tuesday
afternoon, under the auspices OF
Damascus commandery. knights
Templar. for George w. Blanchard.
who died, Saturday, in his home, No.
1i2 Park-st Mr., Blanchard was
born on Wolf island in 1883, and
came 10 Detroit as lad. lie was
formerly we'll known In the local
theatrical field. He was member
OF Oriental lodge, +. A. NJ, PEN
insular chapter. Monroe council.
mandery. Mrs Blanchard and one
daughter, ~ years old. survive.
ibert q. Adams. 20 years old. Of No.
3T3 Lycaste-nye.. was arrested ON the
third hOor OF the building at No. l53
| Jefferson occupied by A. y
Days saloon, carly Sunday morning.
| as q suspicious person. and the po-
lice declare that $50 taken from
Days cash register was FOUND IN ms
| pocket Adams was locked In the
citizens TO let him out. they notined
the police who declare that they
| found Adams hiding under large
packing box on the third fioor The
police aay that Adams admitted that
| he didn't own the $50 that he carried
3oIice nre looking for william Dom
~ig IN. n psroi~d man. who walked out
OF the detective bureau Thursday ar
ternoon willie detectives were ques-
tioning his brother, Robert, about
| l. q Ia
william had participated in the THEFT
OF q suit OF clothes that Robert was
trying to sell Robert took the re-
sponsibility for the whole affair and
cleared his brother He pleaded
guilty In court Friday TO a simple
larceny charge and was remanded
for sentence. William Is not wanted
for the theft charge. now, but the
police want 10 knowwhy he walked
out instead OF being questioned The
parole officer wants TO talk with him.
ugene Quilting. alias Goodburn, ar
rested Jan. 10 on charge of yfoiat-
ing the Mann act was discnarsed
from the county jail saturday by or
der OF District Attorney webster.
The young man is suffering from tu-
berculosis in the advanced stage ana
confinement In Ihe Jall mas ereatly
| weakened him. The government off,
cials allege that quilting brought
Margaret Crawford TO Detroit from
DAYTON, O. The offense charged
| against tgullllnk ~ not so serious
that the government would have him
die In Jail while awaiting the action
OF the grand jury" said Webster. Il
Investigated as soon as | learned his
condition and the case will be drop
4 ped so far as this office is con-
CERT ed
Aarles smith was taken before Judge
Connolly saturday ON writ of ha-
beas corpus, and police were anxious
To try out the new order on habeas
corpus matters. issued by Judge
Phelan, who declared that the police
kwere abusing their authority Smith
was released by Judge Connolly. but
the detectives asked II there was
Anything 10 prevent them locking
. him up again, ana the judge said
that as far as he was concerned there
was not They arrested Smith at the
door and took him back to headquar-
| tiers. Smith Is the young man who
was about 10 be released after loop
| ing the loop" as a pickpocket sus-
pect when he was found 10 have has
shoe filled with notes from other
'1oopers"
EO. +. CLARKE HEADS