The Detroit times., 1913-12-10

yue-ave., sneaked up 10 her, anu
to Richardson with her handker-
chief. The officer rushed from the
house and chased kriskop for thre.
students aiding him Kriskopp was
captured aud taken before Justice
Jerries. warrant charging as.
sault and battery. was issued. and
he was sent TO Jail in default OF
see0 bail. TO await hearing next
Thursday.
Police Commissioaer Gillespie has
asked the council tO change the ex-
piration of the license year for meat
shops. restaurants and second hand
for baker shops from the second
Tuesday in March to Nov. /. The
commissioners explains that many IL
censes expire Aug. ]. resulting in
Inconvenience and loss OF time to
applicants who have to stand in line
for hours at the license window.
waiting their turn.
A report. carefully suppressed by the
police, came 10 light Tuesday when
IL was learned that Fred Marquardt.
watchman on the steamer Grey
hound. at the foot OF Griswold- st.
was attacked by five river pirates"
alias dock walloperS" who burst in
the door OF his room Sunday night.
threw blanket over his head and
held him helpless while members OF
recognized one OF his assailants as
man known as Cabbage"
Lawrence WELLER, secretary Of the
National Housing ass0ciatiOn, II an
address before the housing reform
committee OF the Twentieth Century
club. Tuesday afternoon. blamed
some miserable little aldermen for
attempting to interfere with the
proper application OF the building
code. He told the women they
could play an important part in ,he
night TO reform building conditions
in the city by inaugurating an cdu-
cational campaign.
George LaTOur. knovn m the king Of
the WindsOr Chfnese smugxlers, was
arraigned before United states Com
missioner Hurd Tuesday and pleaded
mot guilty TO a charge OF smuggling
hearing was set for Dec. ss and n.s
bond was fixed at $4,000. John Rod
gers, arrested the same night that
La Tour Tour was captured, was given a
He pleaded not guilty. The con mis-
sioner held him to await the action
or the grand jury, his bail being
fixed at $4,000
Stock holders Of the three trust com.
pani~s Of Detroit elected their
boards OF directors. Tuesday. The
only change was In the directorate
Of the Union Trust Co, where
Jerome III. Remick. president Of
To the place made vacant by the
death of George H. Remick The
Detroit Trust Co.'S directors Will
name the company's officers within
10 days. The directors OF the Sc
curity Trust Co. will elect officers,
Wednesday
Freight revenues Of the Pere Mar-
qmette for October were lower this
year than for the same month of
Msahe ere wssh sas the ,ns md
for coal, and to shortage OF cars.
The freight revenue for the month
wsh s9 n isis The passss
ger revenue was sssa. a.7os, as com.
pared with $326.635 In 1912 Mail
and express revenue was -.,,3.
to s64.201. The total revenue was
Sl,61l,72o. against Sl,e25.53s, a de-
ernsss ereass OF sass Operating ss; sd
with sl.173.o5I for 1912. an Increase
of S144.411.
Edward c. Van Leyen and Edward A.
SchSl1ing. the architects who made
the preliminary sketches for thu
proposed Kingsley shelter to bs
erected on the southwest corner Of
the city hall lawn. have refused
Park Commissioner Dusts offer to
draw up the plans for the shelter.
In letter to the commissioner they
1iminary sketch out Of friendship for
the late Aid Kingsley. and that
they would rather lose the fee than
aid In the construction OF a shelter
that would mar the beauty of the
city hall lawn. Park Commissioner
Dust personally objects to the erec-
tion of a shelter on the site speci-
fed, as does the city plan and i'm
provement commission. Uhe coun-
ell has ordered the shelter built.
For the purpose Of enterinE isto con-
tract that has been drawn up rela-
tive To the disposal OF the assets OF
the bankrupt RICH corporation. the
formation OF q ne wcompany to be
known as the Todd Frank -Friede-
berg 20. was arranged before Bank
ruptcy Referee Joslyn, Tuesday. Ar
ticles OF association for the new
concern will be filed with the Sec
retary of state Immediately. IL -
said. The proposed contract has
been submitted TO the referee VINO
has called a meeting OF creditors for
Dec. 20. to decide upon Its ratifica-
tion. The proposed firm Is to be
made up OF the successful bidders
I'm the recent sale OF the R-C-H
property.
Father, which recently sold its prea-
ent building on Grand Circus park
TO the owners of Hotel TulIer. have
purchased new site on the west
side OF Cass-ave., between Forest
and Prentis-avcs. IL In announced
that new church building to cost
100000 or more will he erected
there next spring. The location In
cludes the home OF IT. ". Hovey. at
No. S25i Cass-ave., which will be re-
modelled and used as a meeting place
till the new church In built. The
price paid for the land bought was
not announced. but its value In esti-
mated ~ $4,000 or more. The old
property was sold for S230. 900. The
plot OF ground purchased II large
enough that when the church In I'M
ished there will be room for n play
grounds. which will he maintained
In connection with II.