The Detroit times., 1914-04-06
! IN DETROIT


ncatton will be required.
ChaS1oo 0e1lo Peters, 81 CallIsslln
u on view In the Eaiiertss q the
Detroit Photographic co. Mr. Peter:
ntmss s;sr e ip e; s,sy ~ ons shs Foiss sss
Vice presidents OF the Packard Motor
Car Co. Mr.. Peters studded for sew
sral years In France before nndins
nm 1 scene. " csIsornia liiS n the
netlred rslses Sergeant wiliian cns.
coal xss e yisss from ''ei The "is furnace IN ii;
home. No. ISL .Fourteenth-avs.. sun
day morning. and was found uncon.
S,Sus ScS.. " Dr. 0.S'f l. ocsSSpsn'of cSwpsn Of No.
he IL believed to be out OF danger
ssrSs. England was wa, wnoahr;X~. on d%ty ..st Io'
Oeaala Gunalaeh. SIX years elAs 81 20
~ McOraw.ave, set out - senre1
OF adventure Sunday and pedaiied
fore nar Ss'%no'e ne %as stopped opS at Brash and
QUESTIONED him and took him 10 the
central station. Donald's father was
notified by telephone and was greotIy
surprised. as he thought the young
ster was playing out In 'front.' OF tne
house.
MRS. NleAael J. Hers. Of Ne. 042 East
Grend-bivd.. wss thrown from .. !.
her husband. at LInwood rand Hud.
son- aves. sunday night. when the
auto ran into a washout In the pave.
ment. She was badly bruised aO0uS
the head and body, and was removed
to her home In q police auto. MI.
Hers declares that there were no
lights on the depression In The street
to indicate danger. .
maA - M
Hunt-st., and HIS brother. Julius, Z:
years old. quarreied and then battled
In their home, shortly after IL ocloct
sunday night, Stssss e Nssv
, with q bad cash In hts head. This
police report says that Julius. the
"kid" brother. swung . gallon crock
By By Patrolmsn rairbairm. and was
sent to the Juvenile detention home.
Charles Dysars, greer st Ne. l31
Warren-aye. east. Thought lt 'was all
joke when young man with u
yoivss i at the Grocer head and po.
pisase." Dysars ''kiaded" the ySan,g
man ma, right back back IKE mnnsv tn's We, e,I
wife wants an Easter hat" but he
backed Away at the same time. The
robber still smiling. reached over
the counter. took about e16 from the
cash till. and walked out.
The iron cover of . nanhOle at Broad
way and Grand R1ver-ave. east WAS
blown 80 feet In the air by an ex-
eiosion Of % sewer sss. at 1880 o.cioSk s"9
lowing the explosion. Throngs were
attracted to the scee.. plate glass
window In the MASSACHUSETTS, laundry
explosion. the cornerstone OF the
meter at 10. 10 Grsnd~ River. east
,a WAS torn Sra, frSm Soas1 Its f;aiterinss
lsrs. EmilIe L. Sahillluger, vice-presi-
aent 0f SeAillinges Brea. 4 20. gen-
oral building contractors. and active
In the business OF the firm since the
iingsr. four years ago. died, sunday.
following several month"; Illness
from cancer. Mrs, SchIllinger was 4s
years old. She Is survived by one
brbther. Robert A. Lenhard. In whose
" home, No. 40 Haxelwood-a fu-
neral services will be held. Tuesday
afternoon. r
E1yysfs SD Lester Jisge.s, q Nc: sey
mound OF clay at the rear Of w. l..
Rinderknechts residence At No. sos
BrVoklyn.ave, SATURDAY AFTERNOON:
= human skeleton, and some bones
& Of . cow. Traffic Ofdcer Fowler. who
lives nearby. was notified. and he
sfs sr ar"eS ssnt medical rss
now a practicing physician, once
lived in the house, and probably bur-
led the bones there after some ex-
perimental work.
The wayne County Progressive club
Will give = smoker In the Aacraft
club rooms. Washington-blvd. and
Grand River-ave, Saturday evening.
Tns nsSsra% % Be- e fGoTs II Holden EN-
president Of the Wayne County Pro-
address. Herbert +. Baker. wsad.
SSs Ss Mss %Syedk o dk.oPss Hosy
vice .president. OF the Wayne County
Progressive club: address. L. Whit
s, Ss vi" Ss
gin at 1880
Crowded asdiences Sunday afteruoen
and evenlng. In the GaPrlck theateP.
witnessed the presentation Of The
oss,sn roune Msns Order The play was ss
&. J.. and was capably and intelii-
gently acted. Elaborate and correct
scenery and costumes gave q spec
tacuiar briliiancy. to- the production
which II one Of deeply religious
reverence and admirably handled.
grreIRs. Y rSis. xsTs M.ssor:y s.nsm BY
William Marshall. Charles l.. Bruce,
w. II. Gallagher. Robert Moylan and
Charles N. Reichling.
De1eetive Johu Reia returned frsm
New York. sunday. with Mps. ADge.
saro. OF No. ie6 Fort-st. east, but
Issntius De Maggio with whom she
eloped several days ago. was not
brought back, "a he furnished $1,000
cash bail In q Brooklyn court, and
then skipped. De Maggio and Mrs
Cassar0 had already purchased tick
eta for Buenos Ayres when they were
arrested. The two men were for
mGr1y partners In business, but after
Cassaro found his wife and his part
ner in q West-sid house, he forced
DE Maggie to sell out his interest In
the business. Then De Maggie took
his own wife and children to italy,
returned TO Detrtit and eloped with
Mrs. Cassaro.
Jaeeb nasenfuss, 3o-yeAr.oua farmer.
whese hoqe address u sR. r.. D. Ne.
Z. Ann Arbor." came to Detroit, Sat-
urday, to see the sights, and while
gazing at the tall Buildings met .
philanthropist, and his secretary"
The young man told Hasenfuss that
he was going TO distribute $40. 900
among the deserving poor and want
ed trustworthy assistant TO help
him give away money. He said he
must have . frugal man who. could
show q bank account. Jacob showed
that he had $3.50 in the bank, fruit
Of years Of saving, and he was told
to get tt - q guarantee OF goOd
faith. He went TO Ann Arb0r, drew
out the money, met the two swind-
lsrs here. and they took him to .