The Detroit times., 1913-03-06
IN DETROIT

e Few s0e Om the SneiOy-su. sac OBJ
the postdicc To relieve the cOnHes-
ton In H. other windows.
Fire thrraued the old main building
az the D~os Shpbuidag Co., an mid
dle-aye.. Wednesday afternoon, but
prompt vrk 10y the bremen quickly
subdued he blaze.
City Trrnsrcr MAX kach's office IN
the city nil will he open Thursday
and Eridy nights OF this week until
o'clochcr the purpose of paying
OF the ecti0n officials.
After helm out all night. the Jury in
the cuscpf Anthony Pawiicki. who
sued theB. u. r. for damages til
Judge Tsmer's court. reported n
disagrecrnt and was discharged.
Pawlick laims 90 have been injured
In gettin Off ear.
Fire cause by mn overheated furnace
broke az In the Novelty theatcr,
shortly ter o'clock, Wednesday,
afternool no one being In the place
at the tin. About 800 damage was
done, pnclpally by smoke and
water.
GrRtiOt-nvs merchants who have been
keeping heir stores open all day
sunday I've signed AL agreement TO
close the places OF business at noon.
hereaftel Many complaints have
been mae 10 the city authorities, by
cltlZtUS DlttlUlR To the NItllbl-dNts
disregar OF Sunday observance.
The civil rvtc~ commission announces
an exsnsntion for places i'm the gov
- ernmentscrvice To h- held April =.
The posions offered are: Assistant
In refrilration, sl.2o9 to 81 300 per
year; assistant In economic ornithol-
Ogy, Sat per year. several teachers
fer Indn reservation schools, 80
Eer yea each: chronological drafts
man. SD per year.
Frank Wien, ~ years old, of No. 1853
HowarAt.. raced into the central
stati"n.rhursda". as though neeing
from apack of t.S1ber wolves ana
gasped o Scrgt Harry Kinney that
he had,een pursued for two weeks
by a ND. which was bent on tortur-
ing hin SerSt Kinney sent the de
rangednan 10 the city physicians
office q treatment.
The Rev Joseph II. seiden, OF New
LOntlOT Conn. retired and we'll
known-ongrcSationa minister, VIII
come I Detroit the end OF March 10
occupy the pulpit OF the North
Woodurd congregational church.
until successor Is chosen 10 the
Rev. lillian Byron Forbush, Who
assunu the presidents chair OF the
AmerAn Institute Of Child Life. In
Philadelphia. April L. Dr. Forbush
will ~ farewell TO mis- congregation
Eastc sunday.
elethtOr Snuut In
DetrG- Suburban Gus Co.'s plant at
Greenave, and the Grand Trunk
railw,. Wednesday night, Louis
Helms of No. 1902 Rademacher-ave.
was Ound unconscious at the bot
tom the SHAFT. by fellow work
men mo were urable 10 learn how
the ,cident occurred. Both OF his
armswere fractured. and he was
hruisi and cut about the head aud
face. He was taken TO Solvay hos
MI IN a "A NJ q" re
cove
81. Ansew's society has made arrange
mens for the burial of Joseph Rob-
binswho was fatally burned by an
explting gasoline can. which he car
ried 90 close TO "A red hot salaman
der tile working on "a new addition
to II Traugott Schmidt IL Sons fac
tory some time ago. The funeral
will be held, Saturday afternoon.
withservices In the society's han.
The Industrial Accident board in
Lanng is Investigating the case. In
the fort to place the financial La
bilit on the proper firm. as sys-
tenn Z sublct contracts tangled mat
tiers considerably.
Julia sinmbusa and Clara Wood, two
the entral station, Wednesday af-
tern,n. for Investigation of the
compint OF August Kaddan. OF No.
S55 ighteenth-st.. who alleged that
he III crossed tho palm" OF one OF
the omen with s. bill, and that
she lied to return the money. The
Gypj women were obdurate at first
| aboc returning the money, but
whe,Lieut. Lally threatened to lock
themp, they refunded kaddan's So
and allied back all their prophecies
OF creme good luck for him. They
werallowed to GO
a Sn~tnR Of the state central conn
initt of the National Progressive
partwas held Wednesday afternoon,
In Hotel Grswold. at which
plan were outlined for the spring
camiign. Gustavus Il. Pope. treas
urerf the committee. reported dis
burments of s7.5oo during the fall
camlign. and balance Of about
Sl.6t r NJ Lee. of Indiana, Pro-
greNe leader in his state. gave
som advice to the Michigan men.
Nathal Committeeman Henry NJ.
Walce read letter from Col.
Rookelt TO the effect that the Pro-
gresvc party has come 70 stay, and
thathere will be no compromise.
The ssford TranspOrtation Co.. Of
Meard, Ont, owners Of the steamer
BotNa. which was sunk in the st.
Clai canal last June in collision
witthe steamer ;. ;. Curry. owned
by Hawgood & Avery Transpor-
tatis Co, OF Cleveland. is suing the
owns Of the Curry for SIS, 000 dam.
agesn tho United states court be-
foreudgc futile The Bothnla was
widen vessel and was "A total loss.
Theefendants have intcrpleaded the
Cityf Mackinac H.. which IL claims
caur the Curry and swung her
intohe Bothnia. The curry was
DANCED to the extent OF $4,000 in
the oliisicn. A deckhand on the
BotEa was drowned in the acct
dent
Miss hll NJ. GOuidcr. formerly edu-
cntinI secretary Of the Detroit u.
W. GA, has accepted responsible
poshn on the national stan OF the
Y. VIC. \. IN Canada. and Will take
up 4 work in headquarters In To-
ront the first of the week. Miss
Goufr will have charge OF special
worlin connection with the Cana
dianriennial Y W. &. 4. conven-
tion,o be held in Winnipeg in Mo-
vemr. and the Worlds quadren-
nialonvention to be held in Stock
holnS weden. In 1914. Miss Goulder.
uncovered her connection with the
Detr association "a few months
ago. as been spending few days