The Detroit times., 1911-08-18
BEDROOM PROW[ER
MAKES ANOTHER
| MIDNIGHT GALL
uts His Way Into Boudoir Of Miss
Emma Morgan, on sixth-st.-
Kisses Girl, But Is Finally
Driven Away.
|once Hurry To Scene, But Fail To
Find ANY Trace Of
Marauder.

Detroit's bedroom prowler. or some
erson who is making bold to simu-
te the daring deeds Of that much
bught individual, made a successful
htrance into the boudoir of Emma
organ, a young woman. visiting In
De home OF +. ID. Armstrong, No. ga
Ixth-st., about 1880 Friday morning.
Miss Morgan left the gas burning In
DR. room when she retired Thursday
5ght She slept soundly and failed
hear her visitor. while he cut the
Green out of her window and crawled
Ito her room. He walked coolly over
the gas JET and she awoke with a
art just as he prepared to turn out
Dc light
So startled was she at the sight or
be man that she could utter no sound.
10 turned to her In a laughing way
I'd cautioned her not to scream.
III you go right away, ! won't
ream," said the girl.
. He stood by the side OF the bed
nd seized her by the shoulder. He
ssed her several times despite des-
erate struggles but she finally drove
m away.
When he departed from her room,
b took q watch and a ring, but these
b left on q table In the next room.
Q walked calmly into the parlor and
Jade his exit from a window at the
ont OF the house.
Miss Morgan awoke Mr.. Armstrong.
no at once notified the police. De-
Sctive Golden and Steinhebel re-
bonded quickly, but when they ar
wed, no trace of the night visitor
as TO be found.
| From the description of the fellow
ven by Miss Morgan, the detectives
ny he may not be the same fellow
'ho has been terrorizing homes in
hrious sections OF the city. How
Ter, there have been several descrip-
pms given and not much faith can
> placed in any OF them, because OF
le excitement of the young women
|ctIms, In every instance, the
|ethods employed have been Similar
bid for that reason. the police think
| the attacks are the work or one
an.
Miss Morgan described her assail-
ht as being about 20 years old. five
let, six inches tall, smooth face,
tessed In a dark suit and wearing a
'ght cap.
Miss Morgan was In serious physi-
al condition Friday morning az a
bsult of the shock OF the nights ex-
|erfence. After the pruwfer had left
be refused to be left alone, even after
bylight. Mrs. Armstrong saw a
bung man whose appearance answer
b Miss Morgan's description OF the
Ian, pass the front door, and ran
brough the house to get a good view
/ him. Just the sight Of her running
5 excited Miss Morgan that she
|Tooned. She had not been revived
ing when the iceman dropped a chunk
! Ice on the back porch, and the
|oise SO startled the terrified girl that
he again tainted To get her away
tom the scene OF her encounter with
he prowler, she was taken to the
|ome OF Mrs. Armstrong; aunt, Mrs.
A. Smith, No. 1886 Woodward-ave.
Miss Morgan, who is Is years old,
|hs had some experience on the stage,
bpearing In musical comedy.
Residents of Eighteenth and Breck-
hridge-sts, saw a stranger acting
|fspiciousiy early. Thursday morning.
|rnest Fischer. No. 140 Breckenridge
J.. shot at the man, but none of the
|illets took effect.
The prowler attempted an entrance
bto the home of Edward Burns. No.
b2 Anthon-ave., early Thursday
borning He was frightened away.
his neighborhood, which is the vi
Unity OF two other visitations from
he prowler, Is greatly aroused.