The Detroit times., 1910-04-05

Monday. Reports submitted. showed
that In the matter OF dement's paid
the past year was the largest IN IN.
$1,000 was paid 10 Nine benenciaries
while the expenditure Tor SICK rene rz
was y425s.57. total OF sis'eSs'Ss
Receipts from dues were 'ssa'eessssSSee
The trustees chosen for the ensuins
year are: w. III. Courtney, ii, j. Bal
lantine. c. Lauth: M, PPw KEnbs M
The nth annual neid department state
convention OF the knights and Ladies'
of Honor, opened. Tuesday. In Pris-
matte hail. and will continue until
Friday. closing Friday evening with
a ball About ESQ delegates IRON. a.
one of the questions to be decided
upon during the convention, IL the
erection OF state temple. and as
ding for IL. there is likely TO be some
exciting voting. A banquet Tor the
delegates will be held. Tuesday even
ing. in the Hotel Normandie.
stojiau Popov and "Mike" Bugnrski,
who started for the old country when
Mike" Bacin was released. and
George Mandic was arrested. in con-
nection with the stabbing OF Popov.
were brought back from Weehawken,
N j.. Monday night. OFFICIALS there
intercepted the pair at the steam :
ship pier. Detective Emory Brooks
brought them back Bugarski was a
chief witness against Bacin, who was
convicted. Mandic, who bears a
marked resemblance TO Bacin. later
confessed that he was guilty, and
Bacin innocent.
In notable exhibition of whistler
canvases now being held In the Met
ropolitan Museum OF Art New York.
are n number from the famous coll
lection OF Charles L. Freer and Col.
Frank J. Hecker. OF Detroit; Col.
Hecker's Music Room" is chrome
logically the earliest OF the artist
work shown. The other canvases In
the exhibition. come from various
sources. the next largest 10 MI
Freers being owned by Richard a.
Garfield, of New York and Saratoga
Springs
Eight sticks of dynamite were found
under the fence of the Michigan Al
kali Co. 3 plant Wyandotte, Satur-
day afternoon. after an empioye saw
stranger slip a bulky package
under the fence and disappear. Mar
shall Perry din't care TO touch the
explosive. but "a guard was stationed
near, until Monday morning, when
dispose OF IT,. He put on, rubber
overshoes. took "A large roll OF cot
ton batting in which TO wrap the
dynamite. and rowing out INTO tne
river, gently dropped the stun INTO
the water.
CoIored Republicans are ma:<ing an
appeal 10 the aldermen to elect Will
lam T.. Cole 10 the board of estimates
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF w. w. Ferguson. Cole is
colored and is a successful business
man OF lifelong residence In tne
city. As Ferguson was the onIy
elected officer in the city OF Negro
blood, II is argued that justice would
be served by having colored man
succeed him Edward &. Bolton Is
Coles opponent for the place. anu IL
Is claimed that 81 aldermen are al
ready pledged TO Bolton. lie was
once on the board or estimate ior
one year.
In the Michigan savings
a. Loan association are watching Win
great interest the developments from
the hearing In the supreme court IN
Washington. To this court the APP
plication OF the stockholders for the
distribution OF the assets and the
dissolution of the receivership mas
been carried after they had lost In
the circuit court in Detroit and the
court OF appeals In Cincinnati
Charles d Joslyn is the principal at
torney for the stockholders, while
DeForest Paine represents the re,
ceIvers Matthew Il. Whittlesey ana
Ralph L. Aldrich. The facts In inc
case in which the assets have shrunK
from moro than 100000 10 less than
500. 600 during the receivership, are
familiar from the hearings held pc
fore Master In Chancery NJ j. CAV
anaugh. In Detroit A decision from
the supreme court Is not expected
for several weeks