The Detroit times., 1913-03-20

c!dod Ia take Thomas 70 me Oh
months In the town In which mis-
father was born. the boy returned 10
Detroit with his eight restored. SUCH
least. Is the story the Moceri family
tells. The house was thronged with
Italians all day Wednesday, rojoic 'ng
with Moceri az his sons recovery.
John n. Grifnths, sentenced by judge
pheimn ON Feb. "a. 90 serve 90 days
else's furniture for $50. was released
on his personal bond. MedncsdaN,
pending n new trial which judge
an appeal from the Associated CHAIR
ties TneY declare that Grifrths
family needs his aid, and point ont
that he had always been good citi-
zen.
wIndtslaw Lnpu-ki was srraigned In
police court. "Wednesday, on a clarke
OF dsorderIy conduct. following mis-
effort TO induce Miss Clara =,
OF No. 1913 Mlchigan-aVe.. 10 ride
away th-him in carriaxe. In
which he drove up to her home. Tues
day night. Calling Miss Testzel 10
the door. he said. come with me, To
waiting for YOU" Wladislaw was
turned over To the police, by Miss
Teetzel and WAS locked up. Justice
Gainey had Wladislaw examined ny
Or. George LAWN, who believes the
man Is unbalanced. He was sent 10
Jail for II week. for further inyesti-
6ullpH
r. J. 50. John, of No. ia Fourth-ave.,
Co, was thrown from his truck. on
CCngress-st.. near the county build
ing. Wednesday afternoon, when a
Myrtle car crashed into the truck.
81 John had signalled the motormer
Leonard Schutes, 10 SOW up, a. Ne
started across the car tracks. but the
cars speed was not checked. 81
said later that the sun shone In his
eyes and he did not see the truck.
Witnesses OF the accident grumbled.
and threatened to mCb the motor
man but st. John prevented trouble
~. John who is about 90 years ola.
complained OF internal hurts. and was
taken TO the city physicians office
by the police, and later sent home
Mrs. Gertrude Sabourin. whose hus-
band wa. released from the work
house, when II was stated that he
had been put away" so that his wife
could go away with a show. appeared
In police court. Wednesday. and en-
phaticahy stated that she had not
gone away with show, and that she.
and a,n,,d net her husband had H%d been beer
that the reason she left her apart
ments. and left her little girl to the
care or relatives, was that SHE was
unable to keep up her home, and had
gone 10 live with girl friend She
sought an interview with Justic,
Jeffries. who handled the case. and
the court Informed her that all that
he knew about IL was what he had
been told by the landlord. who said
that SHE was missing
The Crescent Brass 4 Pin Co. was given
Judgment for 5000, Wednesday, by
Justice Jones. In the case of Daniel
j. Cameron. auditor. who brought
suit against the Crescent company
TO recover about $500. which ne
claimed was due-Alal- an audit he
made Tor the company. The Crescent
people claimed an offset OF $500. rep
resenting that they had 10 pay that
amount for another audit, because ~
Camercn's being unsatisfactory, even
fraudulent. they claimed. Cameron,
they testified. had accepted $500 from
fIoyd Ttnany, the CompanY's cashier.
whose books were being audited.
Cameron said Tiflany paid him the
money Tor stock In car company
Tiffany was arrested after the audit
charged with embezzlement. but was
not prosecuted, his father settling
the matter. Cameron's claim was de-
MED by the court
William }. Macdonald. of Calumet, told
@rrssiyr o" Su the ixhi.nd PARK Pre-
how he had been robbed OF his vic
tory over H. DIN Young. In the
twelfth district congressional cleo
county his name was printed on the
ballots as sheldon W. J. MacDon-
aid, and that these votes were thrown
out. though II was obvious that some
one had Numbered and that the votes
were meant for him. He said that
on the same ballot the name Gus.
tavus T. Tope" was printed for Gus
tavus ID Pope, but that none or MIR
Pope's votes were thrown out for
that reason. Now that the contest
Is before congress. | am confident
that the tide Will turn in my favor"
said Mr.. Macdonald. II believe that
Democratic congress viii interest
the, law In it's spirit rather than in
It's letter, and win declare me seated. .