The Detroit times., 1913-03-22
IN DETROIT

IN IN DETROIT
4 william Cotter, former president and
general manager of the. pere Mar
Quette railroad. has become general
manager Of the plant OF Arbucklo
Bros. In Brooklyn
T. Samuel W. BURROUGHS will give AN ad-
II dress ON "Patriotisn" Sunday even
n ing in Detroit W heelmen's hall, be-
fore the Ncwsboys' association. Mu-
steal numbers viii be given by Jas.
Ii. SaXton. Miss Efne Ksmman. Fred
DE Good and Ernest Griftbrook
i Stephen u. q. Currie IL the Democratic
Il candidate for charter commtssioner
4 In the Fourth ward. Through error
IL was announced That his opponent
In the primary, j. r.. Foley, was
j, named. but the official count gave
the place 10 Mr., currie.
The jury I'm the ease Of Miss Martini
McGrory, who sued Mrs. Ellen VI.
\ Chapman, wife Of the late Judge
Chapman. for $4,000, alleging Sian
der returned verdict for *l5O In
favor OF the plaintirf, Friday after
& noon
Gov. Ferris Will be the guest OF honor
I NJ the soma dinner "a be given ~
the Board OF Commerce Monday
1 will be large attendance. seVeraI
/ other speakers are on the program
for short talks, and an eianorate
Il entertainments, and an eiaooiete
ranged In addition.
4. v. Phister, No. 81 Prentis-sve.' my
4 telescope will be at the service OF
any OF your readers who care 10 TAKE
a look at Venus or Saturn on Satur-
/ day or sunday evenings from W .,
or later. Venus Is me c.est
Ri u
we'll OF course. there Will Do no
use coming If 1t Is cold ana ~ihoy'
4 or cloudy"
Anthony sheshinsky. No. IL DaSis 2
\ was nn~d 800 with the option OF w
h days in the workhouse' u! 1uS,teo
Gainey Friday. on IA charge OF dis-
4 orderly conduct. namely, the DIS
4 charging OF revolver in MS pach
yard He 10 said TO have an impress
4 sion that people have desisnS %, nard
frewood located In the back yaru.
His wife paid his fine. but was angry
about IL and she literally jumped on
4 him when the two got into the couI.
corridor. Officers had TO Interfere
In Anthony's behalf.
On the present circuit court jury panel
Il sidney ID. Curiey, c0lOred. he WAS
chosen to sit on a case In Judge
Hosmer's court. this week, and when
Il he and his associates were ieit.
( ating on the testimony In 'ne W.
room IL was necessary TO suspend
consideration for the purpose OF get
/ ting dinner. Some members OF the
\ Jury objected TO dining with MI
Curley on account OF his color. They
s complained TO Judge Hosmer. with
the result, that the court ordered
them 10 sink their color preJuuioe
or leave the jury panel -fhey went
to dinner and Mr. Curley accompah-
! led them.
rhus far the committ~e OF the dredge
. atsafl III IA
LonRshoremen's union ana animated
a bodies, now meeting in Detroit nave
been unable 10 come TO any agree
ment on the employees request TOT
An eight-hour day with the same pay
they are now getting for IL hours
work. Tho government recently
passed bill for an eisht-hour DAY
Tor dredge work on government CON
tracts and the dredge workers think
that the same hours should consul
: tute day on any other contracts,
( Representatives OF the men lntiinate
! that a strike OF their 6O,00o iorces
may take place If the matter II rot
settled by March 81. when the pres
ent agreement expires
Mrs. Mary Teagan, mother OF the late
Justice John II. Tensnn. and sisters
and brothers of the justice, nave
asked the circuit court 10 interpret
the will left by the late James Tea
gan. husband OF Mary reagan. ne
Interpretation is wanted In cohtiec
i "a
of Justice Teagan for the payment
{ of alimony of $1,000 awarded her
when she was divorced from the JUS
tice She asserts a right to property
! left to Justice Teagan by his father
when the latter died In 1901. but the
mother and sisters and brothers OF
the Justice say that his share revert
cd to the mother on his death. last
year according to their interpreta-
lion Of the Will.
Voters In the spring election, April u
VIII use four separate city ballots
and possibly six separate state ana
county ballots. as the attorney gen
erals office has issued an opinion
that Ave amendments TO the state
constitution must be printed on sep !
arate ballots on the city ballot Will
appear the names OF the dldates
FOR police Justice and the civil SER
vice charter amendment. Three other
I amendments including the municlpai
ownershtp afreffd#ent,-th amend.
ment 10 increase the citys bond
limit from two TO four per cent, and
the one 70 increase the water hoard
bonding limit viii appear on the
second ballot Then there is nom /
partisan ballot for the charter COM
: missioners. the names rotating on
the ballots and a fourth ballot Tor
x school inspectors All or the Dai-
lots will be small. but the number
or different ballots will make II slow
work for the election boards. as they
will have to proceed carefully so as