The Detroit times., 1913-01-07
IN DETROIT

Wayne County Equal suffrage organI-
kation wilt meet "Wednesday sfter-
noon, Jan. 3, at o'clock. In parlors
X and l.. Hotel Pohtehartrain.
Richard Lindsay, city cIerk-eIect. and
hls stan, entered the office of city
Clerk Nichols, Monday and began
learning the routine OF the work
from Nichols stan. preparatory 10
taking over the duties OF the office
Jan. IL.
Joseph ,FIeishmsn, Iifer. and John
FleishInan, burglar, brothers, who
were paroled for a day 10 attend the
funeral or their mother at No. 37+
Poplar-st., were returned To prison
Immediately after the services were
concluded. Monday morning.
Mrs. Amanda Murrer cried pitifuIly for
her two small children when she wns
adJudSed insane In the probate court,
Monday afternoon. and the children
also walled loudly, causing pa
thetlc scene The mother fought
against going 10 the asylum and IL
required a deputy sherim and two
policeman TO control her
Judge Hosmer has granted n divorce to
samuel wsiiman ON his cross-bIli
from Ida f. Wellman. who started
the proceedings The case was heard
some weeks ago and the attorneys
for Wellman contended that Mrs.
Wellman had not been legally sep
arated from "A former husband Tho
court shared their opinion on getting
further testimony. Wellman was her
mira HUSBAND.
The Board OF Education committee on
teachers and schools decided, Mon
day afternoon, 10 recommend tho
adoption OF Supt. Chadsey's plan ~
cut down expenses by paying gradu-
ates OF the Washington Normal
school 81 a. day when unemployed
and $50 a day. or $50 month. when
on duty. instead OF $50 month as
supernumeraries at the present time
whether teaching or not.
Ths U.a "A L. fri hssal I'M ~ ar
- 600 among Its employees. The
amount each employee receives is
based upon length OF service Presi-
dent David w. Brown in ANNOUNCE
the distribution. said, 10 employer
need fear for lack OF loyalty on the
part OF his employees III he plays fair,
and by playing fair Is meant paying
all the Job is worth plus a portion
or the earnings for efficient service
plus good working conditions"
vincenEo Rocco, ~ years old, OF No.
l47 Hastirgs-st, wss arrested by
Detectives Reid and Larkins, Mon
day night. on advice from the New
York police that he Is wanted on a
homicide charge. lie was arrested
here a short time ago on the charge
OF shooting a man. but the complain
ant refused TO prosecute and he was
released. Local authorities have not
learned the details OF the New York
homicide. but notified the New York
police that they have Rocco in GUS
Mrs Edith Benson. No. 357 Cheue-st.
has started a. suit for $4,000 dam
ages against Miss Mary A. Fafeyta
No 81 West Grand blvd, charging
her with alienation OF the affections
OF her husband. Theodore Benson
The Bensons came TO Detroit from
Chicago, two years ago. They have
n daughter. nine years old. The
plaintiff says that Miss Fafeyta has
been receiving attentions from Ben
son since last August, when the two
went on an excursion to Put Bay
Miss Fafeyta declares that her
friendship for Benson is merely pla-
tonic and that she supposed he was
divorced. She is said TO be wealthy.
Having taken all the evidence that IL
may, the Wayne county grand Jury
considered, Monday morning and un-
I'll 230 n the afternoon, as much Of
Its report as has bee prepared, and
adjourned until Wednesday morning
at $3.50 to give time for the compile.
ton OF the document. IL is probable
that Wednesday viii be consumed in
semi-fnal consideration OF the re-
port, that Thursday Will be given IN
90 the making OF corrections and
copies. and that on Friday the grand
jury will submit its report TO the cir
cult court together with its list OF
indictments Such, at least is the
program limited by members OF the
jury