Telegram-herald., 1889-11-22

Rockford h4s thFee s4roers.
Lowell nzs a txncinx school.

Lowell nzs t&nCing schooL
DetToit's a.sEspatz6ls houses are De
n-g ra.ded.
and ao~ Jackson has a ehrys.nths-
mum snGE
aTigation on a. great axes las
soOul closed.
FoFtane-tellers are beguiling Big
Rapids people.
The AAegan Whip factory NJ soon
D. removed - Hastings.
The Csthohc fair az Flint cleared
about 500 for the church.
tFeenvl.s wants the potato starch
factory 70 iocate ia th4t city.
ColaEateT citizens are proud Of Their
wooden ware ulAnut1ctor.es.
blunt0a = chuckllng because the
rolling nilis are ~ be located there.
Jackson county farmers marketed
over 1000 bushels Of wheat TUESDAY.
The students Of the IsnA Hign
school have formed literary club.
The Man stee knitting factory has
started up With sixty women on the
force.
The Boyne C0isea has been enlarged.
lt - ROW very readable eight page
paper
Mrs Moses W Field viii have about
$500 900 when her husbands estate j.
settled,
Mr- Jane Helen EimendOrf, OF Schen-
ecfidy, Y y. has left $500 O. Hope
College az Holland.
Tae Ihayer Lra Der Company's mil
90 Ma-Elgul wu shut down FOR the
season tomorrow
Gregory Annes. aged 90 years,
dropped dead OF heart soase IA
Crosse fo.ute ce-Aouse Wednesday.
Astronomy : 70 be dropped from the
tast-slde High school at Jackson. The
pupils gazed oy dOu0lets At the stars.
Charles v. BRYAN, president Of the
Detroit Board OF Trade. aud Miss Mabel
Edith Rodda, were married Wednesday
evening.
II 3 Miller the founder Of the Kala-
m3Lo0 Ie'egraph, died ia Chicago Tues
day. aged I'd years. lie leaves . for
tune 0f $500, 900.
The other day Niles lady Jumped
into pond hve feet deep 10 avoid being
run down by a tram. she was crossing
the railroad bridge.
Angelo LazOn, OF Houghton. has
been sentenced 10 fifteen years at Mar
quette for trying 70 kill several of his
cOuntrymen SIX weeks ago.
Hovey & McCracken, OF Muskegon.
will put an electric light plant in their
-sw-mill, and run the mil night and
day next season. They VIII cut 81, ,00O, -
900 feet.
Mrs. Susannah Amanda Dixon, an
aged resident of Detroit, died at her
home % that city Tuesday. She has
been a prominent temperance worker
for many years past.
The stockholders of the C.K.&S.
road VIII meet soon 70 decide whether
or not the line shall be extended 10
Portland. The notes given by Portland
citizens viii expire next June.
sidney COrbett. IT,, late city editor of
the Detroit Sunday Nnvs, viii begin the
ublicau0nOf an nlllustrated society parcr
Ihc Critic, on next saturday. Beside
Detroit society matters, art, literature
and the drama viii be touched upon.
Walter Donahue, IL years old, who
ran away from the home OF his father,
Capt. DOnahuc, keeper OF the South
Haven Lighthouse, has been found ct
Lansing. There VIII probably he a
stick Of generous dimensions awaiting
his return.
NOrthpOrt Camp, No. l73. Sons OF
Veterans, viii give a grand ball at the
new town hall Thanksgiving evening.
Floor managers: &. A. Nelson, VI. D.
Nelson, III. +. Barnes, Chris. B. Kehl
and w. p. Wolfe. Music will be fur
nished by the Northport string band.
A l0-ycar-old boy threw stone at
the il-year-old daughter of Norman
smith, of Eagle HarbOr, Keweenaw
county. about a week ago. The stone
struck her right temple and she died
shortly after. Edward Lamolne, the
boys father. mas spirited hun away TO
evade the penalty OF the law. The boy
threw the stone IN anger.
A new method of raising sunken ves-
sCls Is soon to be tried on the lakes.
Large canvas bags are provided. over a
hundred feet in length and twenty feet
wide. These wall be crowded into the
hold Of the vessel and air pumped into
them, and when filed each bag Will dis
place over seven hundred tons Of water.
It = claimed that when the water in the
boats boilers j. pumped ont, by the aid
or these bags filed ~IJh AR, n sufficient
buOyancy viii De acquired 20 fOat the
craft. II IS intended % uso as many Of
those h1gs as can hc crowded into the
L1d.-Bm'H Har50r Pg'o@irm.