The Detroit times., 1915-02-06
IN DETROIT.

George 70. Hartsr. OF TsIsde. will lee
tuRe On srhe philosophy OF Bergsonv
In the Detroit Conservatory OF Music.
sunday. at o'clock.
afternoon IN the home. No. asa Br..-
N ternut-st.. for Mrs. Emile Hoepnsi,
~ years old, who died Thursday.
MIS- Hoepner is survived by nve
daughters.
-. G. Hs.iite.. OF No. sis east wash
the Detroit police early Saturday
morning. that while he was engaged
In night In Berman's saloon on
Rendolph-st. Friday night he was
robbed or his horseshoe pin. set with
Is diamonds. and valued at 500. y
gsneral services under Masonic aus
home of w. +. Bartlett. No sss
Brooklyn-ave.. for Ms Bartletts
old. who died Friday. Mr.. Lawson
was prominent Mason and the only
member OF that order In Detroit to
hold two past masters Jewels.
william n. Reid. alias Smith. ~ years
Judge Pheian. Friday. TO from two
60 nve years In Marquette prison for
the theft OF an auto belonging to
Alex !. Mcleod. Oct. 80. 1913. the
Reid was arrested In Milwaukee by
Y Detectives Parker and Dwyer. who
declare that the man is one OF the
Sieve sehtsysrsst rest auto thieves with whom
Frank MsGory, "a years ola. and Ram
deiph Mckelier. ~. both rooming at
No. S17 Cherry st. were arrested by
Detectives Roche and Burczyk.. Fri
.s.ins fs aso% Gnafs tss u wiiism WrxSt
Co.. No. Il0 Fort-st west. where
about $500 worth OF silk goods have
disappsared in the last few weeks:
cultivated the friendship of a watch
man Mt the shop, and when they
FOUND about .e75 worth OF the stolen
silks In Mcoory's room the arrests
Some Lad threw . ..ewban through .
no. llS IIlinois-st,. Friday evening.
setting on burglar alarm. which
brought Detectives Coats and
Soio~.d went 10 nys5 No. 100 ffmsa ifinois. wao
and routed Hyman Bachrach from
his bed. He assured them tina. he
had sent no alarm, but he invVtt-
had stolen So from his cash till
TIE annual meeting Of the Tug Fire
men Ilnemea's assoeiation Z. be-
ing held In the Hotel Brunswick. In
Fridays session. the following Of
dent Everett Mccormick. Chicago;
vice-president. John MCGOWAN. De-
troit: secretary, William Norman,
san st. ard Mar,. aus tSa;
the meeting will end Saturday AFT
ernoon.
4 verdict for $4,000. for breach OF
lrenise. was awarded. Friday. TO
Judge Mayne. in circuit court Mrs.
Jones sued William Harrison. OF
New York. Harrison was not in
court and his attorney. John Nc
y.n eoII - h
had left Detroit without leaving any
trace as to his whereabouts. Har-
rtson tried to sell Mrs. Jones' some
stock. sfter the death OF her hus-
plant. proposed to her. was accept
ed. and disappeared shortly before
the date set for the wedding.
Irwin Cook. former patrolnan. who
Phslan. Friday. that as he he was on
/. his way to headquarters to turn In
his revolver and billy" he got mix
cd up in street fight at First-st.
:, ing their attentions to him when he
tried TO act az peaeemaker. When
police arrived. he was rounded up
with the fighters. and. when found
carrying q concealed weapon. Judge
Phelan released h'm on suspended
sentence.
0eesgs A. Kelley, former city Arenan.
Bivsrside Storage Co. plant. and to
have written anonymous letters to
Chief OF Detectives Palmer telling OF
his activities as hrebug. and
prophecying more incendiary blazes.
was released from the county jail,
Friday after being held since last
May. awaiting trial Judge Connol-
ly released Kelley on his personal
recognfxance and suggested that ac-
tion. be taken TO give the man his
trial Captain Palmer. who is out
OF the city, Is an important witness
In the caaA