The Detroit times., 1913-03-20
IN DETROIT


IN DETROIT
In his Will. filed Wednesday. Anton
koss, who died recently, leaves SOU
10 tile parish or -. Albtrtus aud 500
10 the Pelican sisters.
Two more divorce eases were started.
"Wednesday. ns foiiowsi Andrew Us.
Theresa pusok. dcscrtlon. anu Mabel
A. ~. Chester Banks non-support
The drromposed body oT a. man, which
had apparent, hern In oh" river all
box OF the steamer Greyhound at thB
foot or Griswoid-st, "Wednesday
noon. Identification viii be- ditnrnit,
/on HccoUnt of the condition OF tilo
body. which lwas rru4
county morsu"
The Church ~ the New Jerusnl-in.
swcdenborginn, az 'uss nnd High
Wunsch. 10 TIA" iirItklaycrs union.
which VIII remodel The buTlding for
offices. IN" church. an old land
mark. has been abandoned by tho
congregation, which is seeking a. site
In the North Woodward district
The one hundrcdth anni.ersary OF th
birth OF David i.i' inS"i"nc, .hc nrst
white missionary 10 enter darkest
africa, VIII he obserNe ed In the
churches or Detroit Easter sunday.
with specialeTefercnce by the pastor,
TO the life and TIA" work of the fam
GUS missionary. In the First Baptist
church. SUNDAY morning. At Il
ociScki a Livingstone service VIII
De heId.
Miss Gertrude Muidrew, superiutendent
of nurses la the Aiie.heD. hospital,
flttsDurEh has accepted similar
post on the new Detroit General hos
pital stan, and Will assume her new
duties. April ! Miss Muldrcw Is a
graduate OF Johns Hopkins training
school and served as assistant day
superintendent and might sup"rlnten-
dent OF that institution for four
years, previous TO going 10 the Ale
gheny hospital.
While talking with II group Of men Ina
the saloon at No. 1924 Grntiot-ave..
Wednesday afternoon, Fred White.
No 1888 Baldwin ave. was stricken
with heart failure and dropped To the
floor, dead White was 3s years or
age aud two weeks ago was dis
charged from the hospital where ne
had heen III with smallpox Coroner
Burgess said an inquest was unne-
cessary. and that Whites illness from
smallpox undoubtedly had developed
the heart trouble.
Because the list OF candidates la the
sprtng election In cnmpnrattNei.
small and because not all Candidat"
answer the questions mailed 70 ticnl
by the civic Cplift league" or ansW =
them fully. Secretary Pliny w. Marsii
Will attempt 10 Interview personally
all the candidates for city and county
offices. The leagues bulletin, tclllnE
It's members tbc qu3ltilCations or the
candidates VIII be issued shortly be-
fore the election.
Auxiliary bishop k.dMard ID. Kelly ceie-
brntcd pontihcai high mass Thursday
morning. at o'clock, In the chthe-
dral OF ~. Peter and Paul, and the
ceremony known A. the blessing or
the oils took place. large con
gregatiOn Witnessed the solemn rites
GnHnCel
priests Of the diocese. The Roman
Catholic churches OF the city VIII
hold services continually through the
day and on Good Friday.
Judge Sessions VIII come to Detroit.
April 4, to henr the case, ngain,t
George v Deering. indicted for al
legged misappropriatlon or the FUNDS
OF the Albion National bank. which
failed some months ago. me otn"r
criminal cases In which indictments
have been found by the federal grand
jury VIII be tried before Judge Tut
tie after the Deering case is con-
cluded.
Mayor Marx has received "a letter from
Joseph Wood, vice-president Of the
Pennsylvania lines, IN a response 10
an Invitation TO extend the Pennsyl-
vania system To Detroit as the city
needs new system badly. Mr.. Wood
said that the matter would be given
further CONSIDERATION and attention
by the officers OF the company. but
he did not give the mayor any as
surance that the company would cx-
tend it's SYSTEM IN this direction. Mr.
Woods answer to tn" mayors letter
was delayed IA month because, as Nr
Wood explained, he had been away
from his office.
Rosie stnnovitx, Dearborn gypsy. who
recently started suit for divorce
against her husband, John StanoVltZ.
alleging cruelty, Is under arrest In
the county Jail on complaint OF her
husbands mother living In Chicago
who charges that she got $1,000
=
says she paid the money to Rosic's
parents for her 10 become her son s
wife. An effort is being made 20
take her 10 Chicago TO stand trial
on the charge agains her but she is
fghtine 10 remain here. Habeas
corpus proceedings have been started
in her behalf and arguments in the
case will be heard before Judge
Hally saturday
That there IL danger INIT me npprfs of
the University Of Michigan viii he
Of the Increased demands for funds
for otheF educational institutions,
was the fear expressed by frank -
Eaman before members or the Chl-
versltv Of Michigan club. at its
weekly luncheon In the University
Ciub, Wctnv sde AIR, Ealnan- said
propriatluns Tor the Lapccr, kala-
mazoo and ewberry institutions had
made extraordinary eNptndit lures tIlS
year imperative. COY Ferris. lie said
IS more Interested in primary schools
than he IL ia institutions OF higher
education, and IL likely to favor APP
propriations for those schools at the
expense Of the university He nd
NIsed the members Of the club TO en-
phasiZe 10 members OF the lcgisla-
need Of tbs S20Q,O00 asked
by the university FOR scientfnz
building.
Joseph NOceri, Italian fruit dealer, No.
1~ Hnstfngs-st., gave feast We'd
nesday. In honor OF 81. Joseph, has
patron saint, because Thomas MoceTi,
his son. had recovered his sight The
italian quarter was deeply stirred by
the incident for il is seldom that this
typical Italian custom Is followed In
this country. The boy who Is now
10 years old, was almost blind two
years ago. In "A dream his father
says he beheld the boy in Italy, IN
fun possession OF his sight. He de-
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