The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-18
IN DETROIT


out OF harmony with the general
beauty OF Tennyson-aye., Highland
Park. residents on the street. Mon.
day, nisd q petition IN the be-, circuit ht
restrained from erecting l4-apart-
ment nat there.
Joseph Ferry. a. years old. has been
placed In So. Jossph's retreat, by nj.
brother. for treatment for mental
troubles Judge Hanley recently re,
after his family had sworn he was
sane and the man himself had writ
ten he was sane and too busy 70
come TO the hearing, He returned TO
Detroit. Saturday and became violent
Efforts ON the part OF .Commodore"
Charlie. .. Hampton 10 have judge
Mandell vacate the Injunction re-
straining houseboat owners from
anchoring on Belle Isle failed. Mon
. day. Hampton contended that the
houseboat men did not dump garbage
into the river from their kitchen as
they had no kitchen. The Injunction
the health board TO the fouIing of
the river water by the boats refuse.
Judge Mandell allowed the Injunction
TO stand.
Here's . little brain tesser that stirred
Mp argument In the sherin's office,
day with q $40 bill in his hand Ad-
dressing the druggist he explained
OUTSIDE With aSnd n. m psand Ms' WITH Taa \;
charges on II. He wanted change.
The druggist could not change the
bill Well, said the man, give me
YOU" This was done. Later the
man returned and gave the druggist
80 and received back his $40 bill.
who lost; u anyone, ey the trans
Tony ssmso. an italian, employed by
the Timken-D~troit Axle Co.. was
taken III in the plant Monday morn
ing. and rushed 10 ST Mary's hos
pital where he died a few hours
later from causes the physicians
have been unable to determine Word
was sent to Mrs. Samso In the family
home. No, $40 Hubbard-ave.. but the
woman was. unable TO understand
could be secured and the woman
brought to the hospital. her husband
had passed away.
MIS-. Josephine Harmon Freleigh. wife
Of William r. Freislsh. MiehisaIr
Of a sss h hsss sss
family home No. las Hancock-aye.
! west. Mrs. Freleigh was s3 years
old and came TO Detroit, three years
ago with her husband. from Grand
Rapids Funeral services viii be
held in the home. Wednesday MORN
ing, and the body will be. taken TO
Grand Rapids for interment.
MarshaII n. Adams. Civil war veteran.
7 died, monday. n his home: NO; -
in Huron township 10 years ago, and
during the war served with co, !:
First Engineers and Mechanics OF
Michigan. Adams-ave. in this city
was named for his father. Since 1898.
Mr. Adams had been Waterman az
the Dearborn railroad crossing. lie
Is survived by his wife. one son and
~ :
Lewis Golden aled a cross bill. Monday.
In the circuit court answering the al
legations made by Albert Finster-
valid Adolph Wolfgang and David
Lang. stockholders in the Majestic
had charged him with mismanage-
ment OF the concern He denies the
allegations and contends the COM
pany- 10 solvent.
The council committee ON parks and
jected the plans OF Architect w B.
Stratton for the proposed addition 10
the Belle Isle bathhouse. The plans
calling for accommodation Tor eso
persons. were rejected because they
were not extensive enough. Mr. STRAIT
ton has been requested 10 prepare
new plans for buildings costing
$4,000 The committee Inspected the
bathhouse and consulted with the
architect In regard TO the proposed
improvements. after the meeting
The National RuraI Letter Carriers as
ISOLATION and the National Associa-
ton OF Five and Ten Cent Store Mer-
chants are two conventions to come
to Detroit. In 1915. The latter VIII
meet in August and the former at q
date TO be decided upon In mid
winter.
Contracts were awarded Monday for
the $500 addition 60 the Miriam
Memorial branch OF Grace hospital,
on the West Grand-blvd. near La
fayette-ave. The building will be one
story and Will be used for surgicai
purposes.