The day book. [volume], August 24, 1912, Image 5

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field Park pavillion for trying to
uirt with Mrs. Matilda Mease,
4117 W. Madison. Witnesses say
!A.schin makes a business of "flirt-
Dr. Henry Steibi, police ambu
lance physician, pursued and cap
tured Joseph Cash, 637 Orleans
St.? after he had broken away
jfrom Policeman Sullivan.
Sullivan had arrested Cash and
his brother Michael for creating a
disturbance at W. Madison and
Desplaines sts.
V Henry Grinke, 1719 Keenon St.,
laborer, cut his throat. Despond
ent over ill health.' County 'hos
pital.. Will recover.
' Oscar. Weaver, motorman,
slightly injured when a freight
train on the Grand Trunk Ry.
struck nd tipped over a Kedzie
ave. street car at 49th st.
-John Vadland, painter for Chi
cago and Northwestern Ry., kill
ed by train -at viaduct at N. He
man ave. and Kinzie st.
. John Collins, negro, jwho mur
dered William Gloor, saloon
keeper on W. Kinzie st., near
.Wells st., sentenced to fourteen
years in pen.
Charles Angel, 11, 6414 Jack
son ave., drowned in lake off 51st
st. pier while bathing.
! Charles Green, 6r 3218 Illinois
.court, caught in merry-go-round
arW. 31s,and Quinn sts. Sun
'day, is dead from injuries.
f Device was owned by Frank
Coversam, 10442 Wentworth
ave.
Frank Daviero and Michael
Sabatinelli,. .fined $300 and costs
each and sentenced to. six months
in Bridewell on charge of pander- T
ing.
Were prosecuted by Mrs. Net
tie Marlowe, who has been work
ing in a nickle show in Milwau
kee. , T2mil English, found uncon
scious in ,gas filled room in hoard
ing house at 948 LaSalle ave.
Passavant hospital. Revived.
Believed to have been accidental.
Mrs. Mary Moore, 4436 S. la
Salle st., found with revolver cpn
ceale,d on" her person. $200 and
costs.
J. J. Carson, 81, 1429 Ogden
ave., struck by State st. car at
Madison st. Dead. r
Gunther Golitz, inventor and
contractor, x under arrest on
charge of passing forged checks. -
Eight complaints have been
made against Golitz by restau
rantand"saloonkeepers. Frank Swan, saloonkeeper,
640f S. Park ave., arrested for
selling liquor without license.
Four months ago his license was
revoked when a man in his saloon
was rbbbed of $75 by a girl.
Second Baptist, church, color
ed, of Evanston, will build $30,000
church. Will be erected at Ben
son ave. and Church st, the site
of the present church.
Dr. Gottfried Koehler, assist
ant c6mmissioner of health, wa"s
told by pedestrian that there was
smallpox at 3133 S. Lawndale
ave. On investigation he found
that five children at that address
had the disease. Hospital.
Mrs. Alice Nelson, widow, 1949
N. Francisco ave., arrested on
charges preferred by her son-in-i
Iteil in. (iVttomterjfoMk.