The Detroit times., 1914-02-14
IN DETROIT

oforEo Newton, ~ years old. OF No
Ia 81 Antoine-st., lost three finger.
a, machine In tho Menzies shoe Co
plant No, A3l Gratiotsaye.. .earlB
saturday morning. He was removed
70 ~. Mary's hospital In police
auto.
Joseph smansky, Is years old. OF No
n 1877 Joseph IampaU-aye., ATTEMPTED
70 end his life with poison In his
home. Friday evening, and WAS re-
moved 20 81 Marys hospital. where
no IN still In critical condition. No
reason for his action was learned by
the police.
OF q quantity OF cigars and tobacco
from u saloon that he burglaFlzed,
pleaded guilty before Judge pheian.
II FRIDAY, and was sentenced TO serve
six months In Jackson prison. He
said he had been out OF work. had
Il no place To sleep and nothing TO eat,
and grew desperate.
Louis Epstein. rs years old. 90 No. 100
Il. Of No. 26l Palmer-aVe. east, were
arrested Friday night on "A warrant
IN charging them with the theft of
\slAht tons OF brass, and then 20 have
driven away, without paying for AZ,
Detectives finally traced them, and
shs warrant followed.
01e moving picture drama. "Erom
Dusk to\Dawn," which shows CIar-
snce DerrQw defending "A prisoner
In trial subsequent 10 the labor
troubles in Las Angeles a few years
ago, VIII be shown saturday In the
Myrtle theater, Myrtle aud seven
senth-sts, and next week Will be
seen In several moving picture the
alters In different parts OF the city.
William r. Ferguson. who shot and
killed Inspector Herbert, OF the
Canadian Immigration department, on
- ferry boat about two years ago, died
. In Arf rfrfh ma
time ago. according 10 Norbert j.
Newcomb. who was deported by the
local immigration authorities, Ext
day. on mis- release from the federak
prison. where he served several
months for violating the immigra-
rton act.
outsseppi Paviova, driver Tor VIM
oenzo Palermo. baker mt No. 40
I that he was held up by two armed
robbers, early Friday morning, ana
that when he failed to turn over any
cash 10 them. they ordered him TO
4 take on his new shoes, and fled with
:. them. Guiseppi drove TO the home
\ OF customer and obtained another
pair OF shoes for his half frozen
a feet
II committees OF the wisconsin Indus
i. trial commission. VIII address the
4, Detroit Accident Prevention confer
ence. Tuesday. Feb. IL. In the Hotol
conference will include G. w Pr,ce,
Of the executive committee OF the
National Council for Industrial
Safety, state Labor Commissioner
Cunningham and state Insurance
Commissioners Winship
/, tho fastest time ever made by a Grand
Trunk train between Toronto and
Chicago, "A distance OF over 500 miles
was accomplished, Thursday, whom
special train OF seven cars carry
Ing tho Chicago symphony orches-
ira, left Toronto Wednesday night
. ut u:lS o'clock and arrived i'm Chi
cago Thursday. morning. at 1865
o'clock. The orchestra went TO To-
ronto TO appear with the Mendels-
sohn choir OF that city.
ube proEram to be given at the an
paal Eiks' charity benefit In the
Detroit opera house, Friday after
noon. Feb. 20. win include an act
from stop Thief" the play To be
given In the Detroit next week, acts
* from The Passing show OF 1919"
In the Garrick, acts from the Tenn
pie, Miles and@ther vaudeville the
ators, and selections by kcddormey-
er's concert band. The Elks nope 20
raise about $1,000. "A generous por-
ton OF tho funds 10 be given to tho
Detroit Tuberculosis sanatorium.
erai days, Judge Lacy, in the court
OF domestic relations. Friday after
pcon. granted "A decree To Mrs. Sarah
Pickard against her husband, Thos.
uiimony to be paid. In granting the
decree the Judge scored the neigh
borhood gossips whose wagging
tongues was held by the court To be
largely responsible for the Pickards'
troubles. Testimony showed that
the husband had been cruel to his
wife and the decree was granted on
that ground.
Beginninx Feb. 10, In Detroit. a ma
tion-xi de cam psiwn against Mormon
ism will start, with It's first meeting
Cannon, OF Utah. and Dir. James s.
Martin, superintendent OF the Ma
tional Reform association, VIII IN
augurate the campaign Inv the b1~st
Presbyterian church Similar meet
ings will be held in so other cities.
The campaign will eliminate in
mass meeting la the-Americah
Academy OF Music, philadelphia. Tho
object OF the campaign is 60 secure
the adoption of constitutional
amendment prohibiting polygamy.
judge Lacy. of the court Of domestic
4 relations, has been able TO aid "a
great deal In patching up broken
hearts" and similar troubles. but
when IL comes to being a-human
bellows TO blow into glow the
dead ashes on the hearth OF love, be
draws q line Friday 50-year-oid
husband came To the Judge and
asked him TO talk to his s7-year-oid
wife and make her love him again
This court Is no independent heat
ing establishment" said the Judge.
"and II you have any hearts that
need warming over you viii have
TO take them elsewhere" And the
old man sadly departed
Des~rtion seems 60 he one Of the hest
things Clarence sands does Judge
Lacy, In the court OF domestic .re-
-iattons. Friday, granted divorces
60 Ethel Sands on charges OF deser-
ton she made against Clarence, and
during the testimony IL was shown.
that he had also deserted the United
xul - ha 1tu
up her search, but Uncle Sam still
yearns to find him. Four other de-
. crees were granted. Johanna Gerby-
towisky received one on charges
against her husband Richard. OF de-
eertion: Catherine Wletka received
one on similar grounds; Alice f.
Brundage claimed non-support. and
Servills Hooper charged cruelty and
Aesertion.
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