The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-22
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
John Fitzpatrick, ~ years old. No. 4!
MoadbridEe-st., fell from the thlra
story Of q building az NO, % ,i .hhiis
TO the city receiving hospital. and
Is In a serious condition.
Fred wrigbrs English bull was
judged the btst male dog OF all
classes in the exhibit OF the De-
troit Kennel club. saturday
French bull. owned by Mrs. Il. a,
Dingeman. won first prize for the
best female dog In all classes
ON her way 60 church, accompanied
by her husband. az SrIo'k
day morning. Mrs katleina fleck,
nicki, lS years OLD or NO. so
Grandy- was stricken win
heart failure and died instantly at
Canfield-ave. and Dubois-st, Cor
oner burgess was called. ana an
inquest Will be held.
At the dinner aud meeting of the To-
cal council OF the National safety
Council IN the Board 81 Commerce;
be paid to the proposed movement
OF the council, the Safety First so
Getty and other public organ,za.
organization and campaign.
90 be filed In common council. ask
ing for the completion OF the grand
belt street car line Mayor Marx de-
clAres he has assurances OF the
COMPANY that work will be recon.
menced on the line IN the early
spring and that IL will he com
pleted by cold weather next fall
Internal Revenue Collector James ,.
brady. anticipating the Te-enact-
ment OF the emergency revenue
law In the coming session OF con-
gress. 10 preparing envelopes with
return forms and Instructions for
There are 10000 special taxpayers
In this district. which includes the
lower half OF Michigan
Issdore Levin. Detroit. son OF Rabbi
>. T.. Levin, hns been awarded the
George Fisher scholarship for dis
tinctIon in his legal studies IN Har-
ward university, where he is
third year law student The young
man IL an accomplished debater
and has won prizes for both debat-
Ing and oratory while serving on
the university debating team.
Great Lake. tug Michigan and the
were unable TO release her sister
ship, Theodore H. Wickwire. Jr.,
after working Tor I'VE hours. sun
day The wickwire, Jr.. Is
aground near the Old Club The
steamer Richard Trimble. aground
waiting for high water TO free her.
w. II. Tindan has been appointed con-
tracting freight ngeEt OF the
Canadian Pacific railway In Detroit
succeeding w N. LOugheed. who
resigned TO accept traffic position
with the Paige Detroit Motor Car
Co. W. A Dunnett has been pro-
NOTED 70 chief clerk. succeeding A.
r. Turner. who resigned ". a.
Hsper succeeds Mr. Tindal as
travelling freight agent
Suffering from wound In his face
and several bruises. John Detion,
OF NO. st4 Narpcr-ave.. was found
unconscious in the road at Elm
wood ave and Booue-st, at 10
o'clock. Friday night lie died at
tho receiving hospital ave hours
later Assistant Coroner william
Allmand is investigating petlon
had been ul rec.ntIy. IL was learn
ed and BE- believed 20 have fallen
Ia the road.
John Lee, Jr.. II-y~nr-oid son of DIR,
Lee, No. ~ Portrr-st.. was painfully
burned while playing with a plum
bsr'S gasoline torch saturday The
torch exploded. setting Ere 90 the
child's clothing Mabel Lemon,
maid in the Lee. home. heard the
boys scrchTus and rushed 20 his 9s-
sistauce. she tore the burning
clothes from his body saving him
from serious injury The boys hands
and face were burned
Aid. John &. Lodge aud Corporation
Counsel Harry ,. Dinsrmnu. from
the First congregational district. and
Robert OgC and Charles A.
Nichols from the Thirteenth con
RressionRl district. have been APP
pointed to the advisory council Of
the state League Of Republican
clubs and are also named dele
gates 10 the conference with the
National League Of Republican
clubs 20 he held In Washington.
Dec IL and IL
Funeral service. for John Moncrien,
who died Friday In his home, NJ.
3S2 EliERbeth-st est were hcld
Monday morning at O'Clock Mr.
MonCTien. who was Sc years old.
was born near Dublin. ireland.
and came 60 Detroit In 1891 In
four trips 10 hts Old home IN ire
land he brought back with him 20
this city six OF his eight sons
The sons. who now make their
home I'm Detroit are Samuel. John.
James. George. David and Thomas
Two Of the ave men arrested after n
riot between strtkehreakers and
strikers from the Monarch Foundry
Co. In a Hamilton car. Friday
night were sentenced by Justice
Gainey, saturday to pay fines OF
$40 or spend 30 days Ia the House
OF Correction. They were James
and John Strattiges. brothers who
also participated I'm the riot at
Farmer-st and Monroe Thurs
day night The other rioters, Jo-
seph Chojnacki. Harry Jaros and
George Mndas were released on
Suspended sentences
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