The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
IN DETROIT

in DE1ROlI
About zoo rev members will be In
itinted into Detroit IocnI, No. I0s, Iis-
TAN clerks association. Wednesday
evening. Jan Is. I'm ~. Andrews hall.
Pnui Ficisher. formerly of French A.
Fleisher, architects, IN now assocIat-
ell with VIM. s. joy under the hrm
name or VIM. >. Joy 4 Co. architects.
The Ladies' West Warren society will
hoid the next regular melting in the
nome OF Mrs Br1ce MorTison, No.
llso NarTen-ave. west Tuesday Jan.
Il. at u m
The Michigan Central railroad was
nsa n'ss si'SoO by Federal Judge Tuttle,
or service act Twelve counts were
pIonght against the company by the
district attorney.
hnrbormaster Julius King viii drag
the river near the West Grand-blvd.
lock Saturday. la "A search for the
pody or supposed suicide. double
breasted blue serge coat and hat
having been found hanging on one
OF the concrete piers Of the dock.
The third annual newspaper institute
10 ne held Ina the Iniversity of W ash
,ihgton, seattle VIII take place Ia
mat institution Jan. IL. lb and 10.
FRANK q. Kane, formerly OF Detroit,
ana well-known newspaper man,
Is head ot the department or jour
nallsm In the University or Wash
ington.
DIR. Henry q. Judson, charged with Civ
Ing Illegal treatment 60 married
woman. who died later In Grace hos
pital, failed To appear for examina
tion IN police court, Friday morn
Ing, and his attorney. Walter Mar
tin, explained that the aged physi-
clan is IN in bed, The ease was adj
Journed until Jan. is
The newIy-eIected officers of the Build
ers and Traders exchange arei John
a. Mercier. president, W. a. G. Mil
ii
Steger. treasurer The new board OF
directors comprises John A. Mercier,
George Moore. John ;. Haggerty, Al
bert X. Schneider 7. T.. Beck will
liam j. Burton William Malow, w
\. c. Miller and William II. Steger
Excsvating VIII begin within a month
building on the site in the rear Of
the structure ON Congress-st The
plans have been prepared by Donald
son a. Maer and "A report says that
the building contract has already
been let 10 George 4. Fuller a. CO.
q Tho council last spring. closed the
alley In the rear of the Fenobscpt
building.
James McFarInn, of Flint. will speak
sunday afternoon mt 2i3O o'clock in
Bricklayers' hall. Cass-ave. and High
St, on Are there classes In Ameri-
car under the auspices OF the So
cialist party Of Detroit. The same
organization viii present Emil Sci
del. former mayor OF Milwaukee. IN
Moose temple, sunday afternoon, Jan
IL Mr.. Seidel viii speak on shall
the trusts rule the United States?''
The viii of Gen. Henry Rutgers Mixner
was nIed Friday afternoon In pre-
bate court Ills swords and other
war relies are distributed among hts
children, by the terms OF the win.
The bulk of his real estate will so
TO son, Walter /. Miner, of Chi
caso, TO Mrs. Julia Pollon, his
daughter. is bequeathed most OF the
household goods. and the army in
surancc OF $4,000.
Charles Dossln. formerly a weII-known
sash and door manufactures, died
Friday. in his home, No. 276 ker-
chcval-ave.. aged 50 years. Mr.. Dos
sin came TO Detroit from France
when young man and began the
study OF medicine before entering
the lumber business He was one OF
the founders OF the Lafayette So
clety In this city. Mr.. Dossin -
survived BY one son and five dat Sh
ters. The funeral wilt be private
Mrs. Henry I<noche, No. sf4 II. Aubin-
ave, L. not only thoroughly alive,
but more than that, she wants her
friends TO know that she Is enjoy
ing the very best OF health. Further
/ more, she is very anxious TO know
who II was that inserted the an
nouncement of her death In the even
ing papers T. Thursday and the Fri
day morninA papers. Mrs, Knoche.
who has been thrice married, buried
her third husband. Henry Knoche.
about three months ago.
Joseph r. Bowers, 81 years old, died
Friday In the home, OF his daughter.
Mrs A; w, Busch. No SsS Campbsll-
tember. Mr. Bowers was born In
Austria and came 70 Detroit with
his parents as a lad He was in the
grocery business in this city until
35 years ago, when ne retired and
went TO Anchorville To reside. recent
- ly returning 10 Detroit 10 make his
services will be held in Anchorvllie,
Monday.
Mayor Marx. Postmaster NageI, Assist
nnt Postmaster Thomas r. Cashin
and Charles G. Kellogg, superintend-
ent OF mails Will speak tonight at
the installation of officers to be held
by Detroit chapter, No. l. Letter
Carriers Association OF America, in
the G. a. II. hall The new officers
are: T.. j Hewson, PRESIDENT sam
uel McClurkin, vice president: WI
liam c. OFT. recording secretary:
Frederick G. Rea, financial secrs-
tary' a y. McPherson. treasurer:
John Waldron. trustee, and Robert
Holme, sergeant-at-ar
BoIesIsw Bastosiewicx, kitchen fireman
I'm the Hotel Cadillac, was convicted
in Judge Connolly's court Friday Of
shooting and killing John Petrusz-
ewsk alias Schmidt, the pantryman,
rs the latter lay asleep In his bed
I'm the basement OF the hotel. Nov
26 The jury was out an hour and
Is minutes. BastosiewitZ offered as
his defense straight plea OF inno-
cence,. declaring that he knew moth
ed as he dashed from the basement
during the confusion following the
shot.
Mrs. Charlotte sellers, 10 years old. OF
No. I43 Cahslan-aye.. was prevented
from ending her life on the street
with poison, early Saturday morn
ing, when Patrolman Witty, Of Scot
ten station, "shadowed" the woman
on account OF her suspicious actions,
and dashed to her side as she raised
the poison bottle to her lips, knock
ing II from her hand before she had
swallowed much of the stun. Her
+, The young woman IL said to have
been despondent because her hus-
band deserted her. Her attempt at
suicide was made at Dearborn ave.
and Forrest and she was rushed to
Solvay hospital. where she is recov-
ering.
Mid-winter "hfkes" are n popular brand
of outdoor sports now being promOt-
ed among the boys OF Detroit by
the Y. NJ: G. A. Several parties OF
boys have been making regular trips
. 10 the woods even through the cold
est weather OF the past month. AM
other large party OF boys OF every
age, size and color took a pedestrian
trip through the woods beyond Palm
er park today. leaving the office OF
r. 9. Goodling, community boys Sec
retary, No. 1861 Mack-ave.. before
noon Arriving at sheltered spot
I'm the heart OF the woods, the BOYS
dug a hole in the snow for their
camping ground. built fire and pro-
ceeded TO broil pork chops, steaks
camp Are. Scout craft Is one OF the
sducational features OF these trina