The Detroit times., 1908-10-15

tanned until the Indianapolis police
send for him. According TO the In
formation received. Rounds. whose
fun name . Is Abraham Lincoln
asylum for three years. A year ago
he escaped and killed his wife with
an AK. lie was returned to the asylum
and three weeks ago escaped q sec
ond time. lie Ia said TO have 2 mania
for Killing.
Mary A. Lsvells WeaAock, aged 20,
mother OF Louis Richards, assistant
city editor OF the Detroit News, died
home. in Chicago. she'is survived by
six children. The funeral services
Will be held In Chicago. with burial
In MT; Elliott cemetery. probably
Mrs. Ella Leopold, Of Center Line, WA
pitched from her wagon headl0nY
into the vestibule of n Michigan ave.
car Wednesday afternoon, when the
car collided with the vehicle. Mrs.
Leopold landed In heap at the feet
OF the motorman, uninjured. Her
wagon was demolished.
Joseph WtlkObshe, eight years old, has
been missing from his home, No. 1879
ST. Aubin-ave.. since Q o'clock We'd
nesday morning. and his mother.
fearing he has been kidnapped. has
asked the Chene-st. police to help To-
cate him. II was reported TO Mrs.
Wiikobshe that a farmer took Joe
and another b,,~ In hts wagon and
drove out Woodward-ave. with them.
Members of the Wholesalers, assOcia-
ton accorded Henry VI. Campbell, q
rising vote Of thanks for his address
on the new state constitution. deliv-
cred in their meeting. Wednesday.
MI Campbell touched upon the con.
stitutional history OF the state and
then went fully into the contemplat-
ed changes In the basic law of the
state, showing the benefits to be de-
rived from the granting Of home rule
10 municipalities. the provision pre-
venting snap legislation and that
forbidding local acts In cases where
a general law would apply. He
showed the manner In which COM
promises had been made In regard to
salaries and In reference to the in
ftiative clause.
Charles witt, who shot August zober
and Fred Stahlman when they
thwarted him In an alleged attempt
on his wifes life. last August was
brought back from Fremont. o.. by
Precinct Detective Banderman. OF
Hunt-st station, Wednesday. and Will
probably be tried on a charge OF as
sault with intent to kill. Witt ad-
was living at tfe time witt went
TO the house and pleaded with his
fusai. he drew a revolver. but before
he could IRE Zober and Stahlman
pounced on him. zober was shot in
the LETT leg, and Stahlman was
wouned In the right breast.
Aid. HiilGer has not despaired of the
tmprOS ement of the AteR-rd., the
eastern boundary of the city. al
though the plan OF improving II by
spreading top surface OF cinders
has been stopped by the mayors
veto. Il expect we Will get II In
cluded I'm the forced paving for next
year" says Aid. Hillger. The cost
will be about $4,000. and X may be
that the property-owners alongside
will voluntarily agree TO Its paving
as II would open up big stretch OF
very Aue- property eh-t the lake front.
The city cannot close the highway.
although II 10 dangerous. because the
government has a permanent right
of way over IL. and therefore. some
thing must be done to improve IT."
TIE Rev. r. J. van Antwerp was the
speaker NJ the regular weekly MEM
bership- acquaintance luncheon OF the
Board OF Commerce iU the Penobscot
Inn He talked on ideals OF citizen
ship and civic duties. N. J. Murphy
presided. telling the members pres
emit OF the aim of the meetings. to
further acquaintance among the bus
mess men OF the city. Three excel
the Board OF Commerce general meet
ing and banquet, next Tuesday even
ing I'm the Hotel Cadillac. Richard
C. Hall, OF Chicago. president OF the
Association OF Commerce. will speak
on Community patriotism j: 70.
Hedges. OF New York. and the Rev.
Maurice Penfield Fixes, of the Wood
ward-ave Baptist church. are the
other noted speakers.