The Detroit times., 1913-02-13
IN DETROIT

sov. Ferris will take zap the question
OF extradItiOn papers for A. -; Mnik,
alleged fOrger, FEB, ~. Walk ~
out on $500 bail. on fugitive war
rant, meanwhile.
ChaFIes MiIIspauEh. the Michigan Gen.
trnl brakeman whose legs were
crushed when he fell under loco
motive. "Wednesday morning, died.
Wednesday afternoon. I'm SolNay hos
pitaL Coroner Burgess h investigat-
Ing the case.
Two biz MniIet locomotives. destined
for the service of the Northern Ia
circ on the mountain divisions In the
northwest were ferried across the
river by the Wabash railroad. We'd
II Ecscay afternoon. rhe lOco1l t'"ss
weigh 10 tons each and the ferry
had TO be carefully balanced TO
bring them across. They were held
several days To await favorable
weather conditions.
The nrst cooperative grocery store I'm
Detroit, Will be opened saturday, NJ
No. 263 Michigan-ave., by an organi-
zation known as the Detroit Cooper
alive Stores society, made up or
about 400 Scotch and English citizens
In Detroit. whose aim is TO run the
store on a plan similar to the CO.
operative stores In the "old country"
+. NJ Blair VIII be In charge OF the
store
Michael krasxyk, 70 years old, of No.
H5e DubOis-st, Was run down and
captured by IA mob OF citizens VINO
gathered when Miss Hilda Faust, OF
No. 20 Delaware-aVe., was attacked
at Moran-st. and Kirby-ave.. We'd,
mes night. The young woman claimed
that KrasZyk attempted TO grab her
purse. and attacked her when she
chung to IL. Then she screamed, ana
the mob gave pursuit. kraszyk IL
held In the Chene-st. station.
'1he Rev. }. II. MoehlInan, pastor OF the
First German baptist church, says
he has determined to stick TO MS
resolution TO withdraw from ms
present pastorate in April. lie
handed In his resiGnation IN OctopSi,
but was induced TO reconsider IL lie
has been in the ministry AZ years
for IS OF which he has been con
nected with his present charge; re
says he plans to continue In church
work.
The hoard of Education COMMITTEES ON
janitors and supplies decided, We'd
neEday afternoon, To again recon-
mend that the tender OF the American
Seating Co.. Grand Rapids. for new
seats be accepted. Both eN-Mayor
Thompson and Mayor Marx vetoed
the contract. because IL was not the
lowest tender received. The commit
tee claims that the seats. while
more expensive than others, are the
best for the money,
The international DredEe Workers.
Protective association, In convention
here this week, elected the following
officers: President. w. Il. Jones. De-
troit; secretary treasurer. James A.
Eagle. Detroit; yice-presidents, nrst,
L. 4. Hebert. Amherstburg. Ont;
second william Sonnendecker, Cleve-
land; third, +. NJ Gallagher, Bunalo'
fourth. r. A. Murray, St John, y. Is.
fifth. Frank Hall. Sault ste. Marie,
Mich; sixth. James Finnigan. 10
lodo; seventh. o. II. York, Fort VIII
liam, Ont; eighth. William T. Coop
er. Superior. Wis; ninth. 5. A. Bon
die. Chicago.
The Rev. Daniel p. CoyIe, formerly n
weli-known priest In Detroit diocese
Nottingham. o.. following short
illness. Err Coyle was born In Ann
Arbor and ordained TO the priesthood
In 1882, following which he became
assistant 10 FIR Savage In Holy Trln-
ity. Detroit, later becoming MEM
her OF Assumption college faculty,
Sandwich. FIR. Coyle was an assls-
tsnt to FIR Van Antwerp IN the
Church OF our Lady OF the Rosary,
when transferred to the Cleveland
diocese In 1897. The body viii be
taken TO Ann Arbor for interment.
funeral services to be held In ST
Thomas church in that city, Friday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Emily Benka, II years old, living with
Mrs. ii. Townsend. No. ga Cass-ave-
appeared before the judiciary com
Wednesday. and explained that she
was unable to pay the tuition fee
OF $40 for her course in the Central
High school. Her father, she said
was living in Royal Oak. and her
mother is dead. She has been maxi |
ing her home with Mrs. Townsend, |
doing housework while not at school, |
rince coming TO this country from
Bohemia few years ago. The !,
committee advised her TO have Mrs. |
Townsend appointed her guardian 10 |,
obyiate the necessity. Of paying the
fee.
rine workers affiliated with the In
tCrnational Longshoremens associa-
ton and the Dredge owners associa- |
toE In conference in Bamlet hall |
Wednesday, on the question OF an
eight-hour day for those employed |
by the dredge owners. an adjourn |
intnt being taken until March 3. for |
the purpose OF seeing what congress
does with a bill now before IL In re-
gard to an eight-hour day for marine !
workers employed on government
contracts. The question OF the pro- !
posed 25-foot channel between Buff |
falo, Chicago and Duluth. was dis
cussed. but no action taken.
The following candidates have filed !
petitions with County Clerk Thomas
T. Farrell for county offices: County |
nuditor regular term, David j. May |
CR); William F. Moeller (R.) |
Forbes Robertson. (Rl; Thomas j. |
Chamberlain, CD; Michael Reith- |
miller. 81 county auditor. short |
term, Forbes Robertson, CRD; VIII |
liam II. Mart2. (RD; Eldridge b. My
rick. (R); Frank Pallister. (R); |