The Detroit times., 1914-05-11
IN DETROIT

and Peter Prochaska. secretary.
Carl Pullman, 81 years old, escaped
from tae Grnce hospital annex, No,
2T7 West Grand blvd. Saturday,
planning to spend sunday with his
Relatives. but police sent him back 10
the hospital and he Is being closely
watched
rhe Rev. Daniel n. ODonneII. who was
. ordained 20 the priesthood "a week
ago, celebrated his first mass sun
| day I'm 81. Nincents church. In the
congregation were many old friends
and fellow graduates OF the unlVer-
sity OF Detroit and OF 81. Mary's
| seminary, Baltimore.
The Rev. Thomas ,. Nillerz, OF the
FIRST baptist church, who attended
the commencement exercises or
Rochester Theological seminary last
week was reelected trustee of that
Institution for three-year term
making IS years continuous service
as trustee for DR.. Ntllers.
GutseppI AIongI. of No. 333 Congress
"a. east. whose 13-year-Old daug b ter
disappeared, April %. has received a
letter stating that she is married to
Vincenzo Cantela. former boarder IN
the Alongi home. The address or
bride and groom was not mentioned.
Papa Alongi says that his forgive
ness awaits the couple.
&. j. Warren aud James Warren,
brothers. residing mt M. $40 May
bury-ave.. had remarkable escapes
from death or serious injury when
was demolished by Michigan car
at Maybury Grand-ave. Sunday
night. James Warren was slightly
cut about the head, but his brother
escaped uninlured.
Celia RiyRrd, nIne-year-OId daughter
eft Ephrnim Riyard, Of -. Clair
Heights, Is dead In Ideal hospital
from burns received about six
weeks ago, when she was playing
l. around a rubbish fire In the back
yard Of her home, and her clothing
became ignited Coroner Burgess
took charge Of the case and decided
that no inquest was necessary
A memorial service for John Schroeder.
president of the Schroeder Faint ~
Glass Co. who died Thursday. was
held Sunday evening I'm the Schroed-
er home. No. 400 East Grand blvd,
by Detroit lodge OF Elks. Mr..
Schroeder had been member OF the
Elks 10 years. Funeral services were
held Monday morning. in -. Charles
Roman Catholic church.
4. NJ. &. 4. camp McRne ON Elizabeth
lake, Ave miles from Pontiac, VIII
open June 20 and continue until
July 20, with three groups OF boys
TO be In camp during that period.
Y. NJ c. A. boys between L and | .
years of age are eligible. The Y. VI
c. A. state camp for boys on Torch
lake, Grand Traverse bay. Will open
June 90 and continue until Sept !.
Torrents Grentker, 80 years old, and a
retired snloonkeeper. was drowned
III flnt lAkts .HuhhdNt Nulit nNHlllk
with Herbert G. sly Robert Sly and
Earl Patrick. who boarded in his
home. No. GO Leuschner- ave, Ham
tramck The body was recovered
, Sunday evening and sent 10 the
GrentZer home. Grentzer sold his
saloon at No 1872 Hastings ST., last
February.
Leroy Ellsworth, of No. % LocUst-st,
tried tO escape from officer who
was taking him 10 the central station
on a robbery charge, sunday. but was
recaptured, as he dashed from the
doorway OF the station. right into
the arms OF Patrolman John Hayes
who was reporting for duty He Isl
charged with holding up Michael
Horrigan. OF 30. 81 Abbott-st.. and
John Mdher. No. 6S2 SiNth-st.
william Reid. OF No. I91 Grand River
ave. turned out 10 avoid collision
with a speeder- at Chene st and the
Boulevard sunday night. and the--
fender Of his auto struck Mrs Helen
KowaloVlch. of No. 622 Palmer-aNe.
east, knocking her down, bruising
her body, and fracturing her right
ankle. Reid took her TO 81. Mary
hospital and then drove 10 police
headquarters. where he made
statement and was released.
Police and the FIRE marshal nre Inves-
tigating nm incendiary blaze I'm the
home OF Joseph Grigula, No. ~
Chene-st While Grigula and his
family were at supper sunday night
someone poured gasoline on the side
touched a match to the soaked wood
The gasoline can was found close
by Grigula and his boarders eN-
. tinguished the blaze while the fire
department was on the way
ParroImen George smith and Fred
Frahnl, In citizens clothes. posed a.
excursionists from Holly. Mich,
when they tried 10 get drinks inl
William j. Pulte's saloon. No, 456
Gratiot-aye. sunday. Smith handed
some peanuts TO Frahm. as the
lookout" was sizing the visitors up,
and the lookout promptly let them
pass deciding that they We're sure
enough eNcursioniSts They seized
two niCkel-in- the slot machines be-
sides getting evidence Of sunday
liquor sales.
Old cofans. ErII1 reminders OF the
cholera plague that visited Detroit
about 60 years ago. have been un
earthed by workmen eNcavattng a I
water main trench on Erskine- st, l
between Russell and Riopelle-sts. AS
many as 90 baskets have been uncov-
cred. The graves are shallow ana
the plain wooden boxes Indicate
hasty burials Some of he old resi-
dents remember the graveyard that
extended ease on Erskine-st. from
Russell 10 Riopelle. and far
south as Gratiot- ave
All hut i've members of Company A..
of the First regiment. Michigan NR-
tional Guard, quali1'd I'm the first
trial on the rifle range. Saturday and
Sunday. and the five managed tOl
qualify i'm a second trial. capt Fos-
ter and Lieuts. HauSer1 and Weisen-
hotter, OF Ann Arbor. who instructed
the men praised them highly for
their accuracy Company u Will
visit the range this week for prac-
tice The men who qualify viii next
take the record practice. which VIII
determine those eligible 10 the
craftsmanship medal
Fred Brugb, a mnchInist. 81 years old.
was brought back from indianapolis
Nj Hday morning by Detective I'D
ward Mite. and is locked up in the
central station charged with armed
robbery OF bartender in John
Sparks saloon, Ferry-ave. and De
qu!ndre-st. several weeks ago.
Negro and a white man held up the
bartender after he had given them
a lunch, and took $50 from the cash
drawer Brugh. who was known TO
the police was named as one OF the
robbers lie was traced TO Indian
apolis
John william CreedOn, the seyen-year-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Creedon. No 9S5 Fourteenth ave.
died suddenly sunday morning The
child retired Saturday evening ap-
parently In good health and was
taken III toward morning with creep
ing paralysis Physicians were call
ed and advised removal or the little
fellow To hospital. hut before the
necessary arrangements could he
made the child passed aYey. The
little hoy was the eldest OF tour
children Funeral services viii be
held Wednesday morning IN ~.
Leo's church
George kantuzer 10 yenrs old, and