The Detroit times., 1915-05-05
IN DETROIT

Ls.i. Bsek.I.. - pear. cid. OF No.
iss rerti.ad-sNs- wa. eroazhi
back from Flint Tuesday pight 10
answer charge az felonious as
sault preferred by fatrolman
Thomas Buckley. OF scotch sta
ton Buckley MAS attacked by
stanisiaus and iouts nuckala when
tigate complaint made by wo-
-Raan. who alie-s ed that clothing
MAS being held in the house. stan J.
islAus WAS convicted but Louis
disappeared after the hght
Mr.. q. r. Jehn.oa. wife OF Dr. Jeha-
.oa. OF No. s2I >ixseeath-.t-. was
not satisfied when police of Grand
River station searched her hus-
bands garage Tor burglar and
left. without rnding him she was
sure three men had entered the
place and only two had run away
So Mrs Johnson made a personal
search 81 the phase and found BE-
TX prews. IS years old lying nat
on his hack under the doctor =
auto pr Johnson held the man
prisoner by hrandishins = hammer.
and the police were sgatn called
and took the man - the station
Ieut. Kewsl.kt. 10 years old. OF No.
I1a Iumpkin-ave.. Hamtramck, at
tempted to crawl under = strtng ~
freight cars 80 hurry home 20 hls
supper Tuesday eNeninE. and VS.
fatally crushed when his left foot
WAS caught under the wheels OF
on. % the cars Both % his feet
Werr crushed and ne was injured
about the head tie died SHORTLY
af,.r being removed 20 Grace hos
pital IN a police auto The acci :
dent ovrurred at ST Auoin ave and
the Michigan Ceniral belt line
tracks
al ~
mVias ct No. ms tatietam-st dis
appeared from hts home Monday
and after his father had searched
FOR mir, all OF Monday night ana
friend. OF the boy that Prosper had
announced hts Intention 81 Soins
ont in the world 10 make has for-
tun. The boys declared that iros-
per announced a plan - get sch
auick We was going 20 the wilds
81 Canada. and sell newspapers, rs
he WAS satisfied that there Were
no newshoys there. and ne would
have clear Acid
p.,I<t O.Brt~u. st the local taitsd
ststs- apprsi-~r'. .fiee. has beeu
selected "a one 81 three eNam'ners
az the san Francisco exposltlon'
and VII remain on duty thtre IN
~ the end 20 the fstr The ar
p0intuaeri - regarded as tr' nute
10 his efficiency He has been With
the local ofHfe Tor n NumWtF -
wears Tits present chief losePh
Weiss. speaks OF his work Ia tho
highest terms
The hesrinE on the prvps-~d erdi-
nance for e"nduit construction Go
better protect electrical WrinN
was resumed before ne comp p,Is.s
Mls,ersky. super nteudent - the
public lighting plant who framed
the measure submitted 20 the com
mittes more letters from local
arms indorsing ~ Auorney or
nora = Hunt represented inter.
ests opposed. 20 the adopuoH ot
such ar ordinance or TIE ground
that n wouIa increase the cost ~
wiring from 20 % = per cent
Alien William Thurrtaa- OF Ceium-
ss.. esIt~d state Installations "the
address 20 ne BoR. Z ~ Com MERGE.
Tvesday noon lie advocated put
ting them under the c@ntrol ~
state board 20 administraticB, he
told how expenses mad been cut
heavily IN Ohio BY the adoption 81
such a scheme Mr. Thurman en-
phAslred The fact that Ercat care
+ should be taken in choo-iug the
members ~ the hoard 90 control.
otherwise the aim % the plan
would - defeated
Tbst the fyphu. sftustien Tn serbia
n gradually imgroying. - stated
Nv Ms. Wilhelm IA r. WsNhing.
No. 2sT - Psul-aye, formerly
nurse In ~ MarY's hospital. whn
returned 20 DxtFott. TUESDAY. after
an experience Ot four and one half
months IN the American Red Cross
service In Serbia Miss Wcyhins
said that she had tvphNE and
would rather Save n than typhoid
fever Eight sof the u American
nurses took the fever and all re-
covered, Miss weyhing was sta
toned in the base hospital M jew
giia. and dld not see any dghtius
Besides typhus victims aud wound
ed soldiers, the hospital tared for
many rvea who were Simply sv-
hauated Nv the long struggle With
the Austrians. Three other Detroit
uurxes who went 20 serbia with
Niss weyhlng are eNpeCted 20 arr
rive Thurrday--Nrs VI ~ kreW-
ger and Miss Mary Eiiis. fOrmerlS
% Harper hospital and Miss Mary
Siers. a VISITING nurse.