The Detroit times., 1910-01-15

ialist. he said. had given him great
amusement. Agnosticism and Ma
tefialism are the dragons that two
generations OF philosophers have
sic. wa. sasassd ks ,opc On sayas sna h.
tnat that study must stand I'm rela-
tion 10 religion and explain the lat
ter. otherwise II 10 sham. Prag-.
fdealism.
Grnbbed by q mas who had followed
her for several blocls, according to
her story 10 the police. Florence Nc
ar.ay ents ssed Ns Ellyns with oh her par
from the strangers grasp and ran
70 the home OF her uncle, Frank
Fisher. no. 46 Beeeh~st The incl
dent occurred early Friday evening
In dark spot on Beech-st.. not far
from the scene OF Helen Browns bru-
tai murder. Mr.. Fisher reported the
matter TO the police and Patrolmen
Potter and Baker spent several hours
searching for the stranger. without
result. The girl says the same man
has been annoying her for several
weeks
was badly beaten by Deputy shertms
Rudolph Grandt and John Winnie.
when he resisted arrest, was ac-
quilted by Jury In Judge Dono,,
assault with intent to kill IL was
charged that Gault attempted to
shoot the officers. Gault claimed
any papers OF authority when they
ordered him OF the farm. and beat
him on the head with billy when
he refused to leave until he had seen
diet as complete vindication and
VIII press mis- suits for $4,000
against potn OF the officers for al
legged false arrest and injury to his
property.
Attoruev Geor~e W. R.afors arnsnst
whous disbarment proceedings are
pcndins, has filed an answer TO the
charges made against him. Regard
ing his management OF the estate OF
John 0xnard. Radford admits tae
charges so far as relates to the rec
ord In the decision of Judge Durfee.
except as to evil intent. In this case
IL waS charged that he failed TO ac..
count for 1000. and he was ordered
TO make good the amount which he
tailed 70 Do In the matter OF h the
given. a verdict against Radford
shortly before the formers death.
Radford claims that the. case has
been appealed and that It Is improper
mcnt proceedings before a decision
has been reached.
After n day and q half Of lighting "a
clear away the drifts resulting from
transportation companies report that
they have restored conditions to nor
NAL. Railroad trains are arriving
and leaving with much less delay
than was the case Friday. Electric
interurban cars are practically on
schedule. although all electric cars
are subject TO delays because horse
propelled vehicles are using the
within and without the city. Grand
Trunk train was stalled at Durand
for two hours. Friday evening;
slight accident occurred In the River
HOuxe wards OF the Michigan Cen
trail Friday. a freight train running
into an engine on siding and de-
railing the latter. No one was Injured.
President J. r. Archibald, of Dlalrs-
willie, Pa, Secretary Claude wheeler,
of Milwaukee, and other members OF
the executive COMMITTEES OF the Nat
ionni Retail Jewellers association. are
In session in the Hotel Tuller to
consider plans for the national con-
vention OF the jewelers. here next
big gathering, and the prospect is
that the exhibits will be particular
ly good this year. the manufacturers
and wholesalers making the conven-
ton a sort OF temporary jewelry ex-
position. Friday evening the Detroit
jewelers. Board OF Trade. consisting
OF the manufacturing and wholesale
firms OF the city. entertained tue Wis
iting officers of the National Retail.
ers association at a dinner In the
Griswold House. Plans for the EN-
tertainmcnt feature OF the convention
were discussed. AS the jewelers. con-
vention follows closely after the
Elks' reunion here In July, II is
probable that jewelers. who are Elks
will come here for the reunion and
then spend the intervening time un-
I'll the jewellers convention In visit
ing the summer resorts around De-
troit The executive committee has
a great many details to consider now
end may remain In session until Sun
Iay evening.