The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-08
Coroner Rotharhev and the police
nFe l0yPstlg atIug the death ct

are investigatins the death 81
Jacob Ronlszewski. Of No. ~
Otis-ave. who died suddenly while
at work in the waterworks. Satur-
day afternoon. II was believed AT
FIRST that heart failure caused his
death. hut relatives protested that
he died Of violence. The funeral
has been postponed pending thu
coroner's findings in the case.
Andrew Cooley. n resident Of Detroi.
since 1875. died In his home, No. 20
Paliister-sve., Saturday, Mr.. Cooley
was n native OF New York state and
vas "a years old when he came
to this city he was with the frm
OF harrington e. Campbell in the
wholesale grocery business. He -
survived by his widow and one son.
he'd Monday afternoon. from hi@
late residence.
Mental anguish from the loss OF $40.
which went into lottery tickets.
brought Mrs. steve Duda to the
prosecutors office saturday, in an
attempt 10 learn why the case
against Sam Meyers. also known
Rs sam the Lottery Man. has
been continued. She has hecome
afflicted with q nervous Illness
since her husband learned that she
put his savings into the lottery.
She was told TO return Wednesday.
Justice Mn~schener transferred bis
court. Saturday. "a the homc of
cause Of her 81 years. was unable
10 come to the county building TO
bring suit against her son ana
daughter-in-law. MIR. and Mrs.
Fred T.. schultz schultz, who Is a
policeman. IL declared by his
mother to have withheld monthly
payments ~ s. 10 which he was
obligated by "A contract she drew
UP in 1911.
The Detroit .~ops- nj the Ford city
H. AS "a Nm ln A.
ed an Opposing array az they lined
up across the lawn I'm front ~ tho
Alkali plant with their rifles on
their shoulders After the arrival
law n sabbath quiet perVaded the
vicinity. Even the residents OF
the town. who had bean watching
the riotinE. retired indoors rs "
scared by the military appearing
biuecoats
The body Of Miss Rae <mH. Detroit
school teacher. who died I'm >ngn.
Philippin" Islands, March Is. VIII
he brought back To Detroit FOR
burial. Miss Smit went 10 the
islands year ago TO engage a
teacher. In March she contracted
tropical fever which resulted In
her death. Before leaving Detroit,
Miss Smit was well known among
charitable workers. and for two
years was matron OF the Jewish
Free Fresh Air camp. She vs. q
Smit. OF No l0i Maybury-ave.
The unusual N,-ht In Detroit. the
worlds auto center Of young
woman riding horseback attired in
the correct riding garb one sees In
a fashion book. and attended by a
groom in livery. the two cantering
along North Woodward boulevards
early Sunday morning, was move
enough to cause pedestrians to star.
and folk 10 rush To windows and
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ing has been taken mp by good
many wealthy Detroiters this
spring. but not man yof the young
women who ride turn out as COR
rcctiy dressed and extraordinarily
attended as the girl seen on sunday.
ID. q. II. conductors are demnndiog
more than cash fare passengers
can get from tho company, seats
In crowded street cars The con-
ductors on pay.enter cars want TO
81 on stools while supervising tho
dropping OF farce in the cash box.
" the company does not grant the
request OF the men. an appeal will
be made To the common council to
enact an ordinance compelling the
street railway company TO seat tho
conductors. Several grievances
with the company were discussed
In special meeting OF the street
car mems union In knights OF
Equity hall Saturday night
The Presbyterinu aIlisnr~. composed
of representRtives Of the Prcsby-
terrain churches OF Detroit. VIII give
It's annual dinner in the Hotel
Gsdillac Friday evening. The Rev.
John Timothy stone. OF the Fourth
Presbyterian church Of Chicago,
Will be the principal speaker. The
alliance TX an organization to pro-
mote good fellowship and stlmu-
late activities In the church, ard
Or stones church " conceded to
be the most successful IN this re-
spect The officers II the alliance
are; G. w Dickerson president:
G. NJ, Carson. vice pr esldent: ", c.
Clark. treasurer. and ". ~ Kay.
secretary. Election of officers for
the ensuing wear will also he held.
An ideal May day brought NIL Dctroit
out OF doors, SUNDAY: Parks.
thronged with men. women and
children, all Of whom seemed To
have the feeling that u was good
omninresent. II impeded traffic on
the Grand-blvd. and made Wood
ward ave, for miles. slowly
moving mass OF gasoline and eiec-
make and vintage. street cars
were packed with crowds eager to
reach the green sward and just
hursting-into bloom shrubs and
trees In the parks, and tho oncs
country where the warm sunbeam,
were aNing trees into foliage ana
making the birds sing ioyously Z
was beautiful day and the n st
day In the month unmarried ~
heavy clouds art -ain.
lie uas- -.aitI-Iam.- s.A-e-.tmsh--
paycr" and nc had pnid 80 "sheDtsb"
for the privilege of seeing the Bvf-
falo Ril show. no averrcd. and he
Intended To. see all % u. lie evil
IDENTIFY had been partakinr of some
beverage other than pink lemonade
md whNn lie attempted To enter
the sideshow without the formaiity
Of having bought ticket. hts re-
pulse by tho ticket taker moved
him 10 grief then To INDIGNATION
and finally to anger Time after
time he attacked the "Nerdun" OF
his desires. attracted evidently ~
the oriental music coming from tho
tent. only to he forced to retire w
disorder. Finally n "cor" gently
but effectively removed him from
the scene by the back W his neck
10 the evident great relief Of the