The Detroit times., 1915-12-04

ed and fell, the driver says. The
body was under the wheels when
the machine came 10 a stop
After the accident Dunn went 10
the county jail and gave himself up.
He was released after his statement
had been taken.
Two Others are dying in the city
hospital from injuries received in
street accidents Saturday morning
and Friday night.
John Rockwell. "a years old, OF
No. 3s Sibley.st.. was run down. at
woodwcrd-ave. and Congress-st., by
an auto that the police say was be-
ing driven against trafic. Rockwell
suffered injuries to his skull and
numerous deep gashes about his
shoulders. He Is reported dying
from the city hospital.
william Schober. Of No. ls4 Van
Oyke-ave.. the driver OF the machine,
was released, Friday night by order
of Judge Connolly. He Is charged
with reckless driving. TrafYic Pa
troiman Thomas Creedon says that
Schober disrerarded the signal and
drove scross the sidewalk. hitting
Rockwell. Assistant Prosecutor
Speed took the young mans state
ment. and decided that he should be
held pending further investigation.
II 1fa "a
that he was driving IL miles an
hour. Five miles is the lawful speed
at crossings. Prosecutor Speed also
believes, the car was not under con-
troll.
Otto schaber. So years old, OF No.
SIS Mt. Eiliottave, a city fireman
with Ladder Co. No. 10. was perhaps
fatally injured at e45 o'clock. Sat
urday morning. when he was struck
by a Crosstown car on Mt. Elliott
ave-, between Zender-pl. and Sylves-
ter-ave.
The aged man, who has been with
the fire department many years. vas
starting for work and was crossing
the street In The middle oil the block
when he became confused as the car
approached, aud stepped in front Of
II. He was unconscious when the
motorman and passengers picked
him from the street.
He was rushed 10 st Mary's hos
pital. which reports that he has a
fractured skull, fractured right leg.
a severe cash on his forehead. and
other injuries TO his body. His death
is expected
Police OF the third precinct investi-
gated the accident. and the motor
man was not detained.
Della Lemieux. SO years old, Of
No 5ss IL Drexel-ave.. was severely
injured. Friday night. while cross
ing Jefferson. at Drexel. She
walked In front Of an eastbound JET.
ferson car and was knocked to the
pavement. suffering injuries to her
head and face. She was taken to
the receiving hospital Her condi-
ton is not serious.
David studen, Of No III, Elliott
St, is under arrest, chareed with be-
ing drunk. because an auto he was
driving at Jefferson and McDougall-
aves.. Friday night, coIlided with an
electric driven by David Wall, OF
No. SIG Helen-ave. Both machines
were badly damaged. but neither Of
the drivers was hurt.
An auto OF Newoomb- b-Endicott Co..
driven by Sydney Spittel. struck
Mrs. William T. DeGrafY. OF No. 1914
at woodward-ave. and
late Friday afternoon,
but she was not seriously injured.
Mrs. DeGraff is the wife OF the vice
president of the First and Old De-
troit National bank. A cut on the
head was the woman's only injury.
The driver was not held.
The timely action of a d. U. r.
undoubtedly saved the
LIE Of Mrs. Ella s. Kemp. % years
old. who was hit by a north bound
Woodward car at Campus Martius.
late Friday afternoon. The woman
was thrown by the car into the path
Of q south-bound car. which the
motorman brought to stop within
q few feet. Mrs Kemp lives at No.
l34s Iafayette-sve.
Falling from Fort-st. car. at Yer
mont-ave., Friday afternoon. George
westbacs, AZ years old. Of No. 2o5
Myrtle-st. suffered injuries that
necessitated his removal to the city
hospital. His head vas severely cut.
and he suffered a dislocsted hip.