The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-01
IN DETROIT

Detective Michael Horrlgan and "a
Sauad OF seven "free Innee police"
made a tour OF Inspection OF the
river front rptdhouseS, sunday. ana
reported 70 Inspector DowneN that
everything was quiet in the various
resorts. and no liquor was sold.
Joseph n. PrImeau, register OF deeds oI
Marquette county. injured, Friday, by
the collapse OF the staging over the
sidewalk before the excavation for
the new Hudson store on Woodward
ave. was removed, sunday, from the
Oriental hotel 10 Grace hospital. His
condition h. not serious
Fourteen circus followers. Negroes and
white men, who were picked up as
suspicious persons by the police,
while the circus was In town. WEI G
taken ito the westerly city limits.
Sunday by Detectives Steinhebel and
school, dumped from the auto patrol.
and told 20 keep going the way they
were headed. Their detention was a
precautionary measure taken by the
police.
An unidentified man about 80 years OF
age was fatally injured when struck
by an interurban car at Connors
Creek-rd.. Saturday night dying as
he was being removed from the Ora
tiot car barns TO Grace hospital Cor
oner Burgess Is investigating He
says there Is no clue 10 the mans
Identity George De Rome ana otto
Lehman. auto testers. met death al
the same crossing May 10.
Mrs. Huetteman, wife OF Joseph Huet-
temsn' formerly weil-kno"n
wholesale grocer at No. ~ bates
st. died sunday In the family home.
No. 453 SEeridan-aVe. Mrs, Huette-
man WAS 90 years old and had lived
in Detroit since she was four years
old. The surviving family includes
Mr.. Huetteman. one daughter Mrs.
Joseph Henke. and four sons, Fred,
John. Frank and Bernard Huette-
man.
In celebration OF the Ie5th anniVersnry
OF Its founding the Methodist book
concern when maintatns Detrolt
branch, issued insurance policies 10
all its employees for the amount OF
one years salary. Those in the De-
troit branch To benefit are; Joseph
r. Mason. manager; James Dennis.
. salesman, and Miss Ruby r. McLane,
bookkeeper The policies were Is
sued by the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Co.
Five youths were dipped from two
cnnoes into one of the canals at Belle
Isle, sunday afternoon, when Epson
Mitnick OF No I19 llastings-st ana
rocked their boat When they sue
ceeded In capsiZng the craft, they
grabbed another canoe containing
Milton and William Fleck, OF No, 22SY
Woodward-ave and James Rice, NO
2297 Woodward ave, and tipped that
over. too. The water was shallow
and a pheasant time was mad 10y all,
particularly the spectators.
aIke" ChenIn, of No. 1854 Hastinss-st,
was standing beside his bicycle at
Hastings and Benton-sts when an
excited stranger with well hlled
pocketbook in his Inland rushed UP,
grabbed the wheel, showed some
thing into Chenin's hand and said,
Hold that money IN be back ia
minute" Chenin stared after tne
rapidly disappearing hgure on his
bicycle, untll VI was ont Of Sight.
Then he looked al the roll IN his
nand. wac an old note book with
rn-out leather cover.
Joseph smith. ~ NeGso. - years old.
IN held ON charge of ASSAULT with
intent TO do great bodily harnl am
Charles Raymond, white, Is IN 81.
AarS's hospital with his head bat
tered by brick and the boots OF
Smith, as the result OF battle In
Clinton park. sunday afternoon.
Smith was captured by some or the
loungers In the park after a chase
as Raymond fell unconscious from
the blows on the head. Smith said
that Raymond had sold some plunder
that the two had stolen. and rallied
10 "whack up" the proceeds evenly
An exhibition of the art work Of the
Detroit school of Fine Arts. the pub
lie schools. the Lggett school ana
the Detroit school or Design VIII be
opened. In the Detroit Museum OF
Art. Tuesday evening for the truss
tees OF the museum and their friends.
and from Wednesday morning
through june ~ for the public. This
exhibition. although IL VIII not con-
Z tain the work of great artists. Is OF
great value to Detroit, as Il viii
show, more than anything else, what
value the museum ~ 70 Detroit IN
interesting people in the study and
creation OF beautiful things.