Telegram-herald., 1891-08-31
MUSICAL DONlSlICIlY'
A Saginaw Horn Blowers Pro-
miscuous AttachmeaS.s
DORA BiBCoL SAYS llBST DID II
AID is Isn's the FIRST neraHs 81 the
Kisd He has figarsd ina sixtsea
Tear old GiFi's sshame-ItsnAs
Fran othsr Qaarssss.

Bsy City has . notable case in point.
Dora Babcock glrl not over Is years
old at the present time WAS left with
her sister some time ago. the mother
and step-father sinking the responsl-
bility Of caring for asr. A week ago
the sister packed up ana moved 10 Pm
coming leaving Dora to sleep IN the
street. Friday the patrol wagon picked
the girl up and took her To place OF
shelter where khe gave birth 10 child
during the succeeding night The glri
alleges tnat L. w. Zabst. the well-known
musician, is the author OF her misery.
Zabst has played the cornet IN several
churches and his pupils are from rep
ressntative Bay City families few
years ago Zabst WAS compelled 70 marry
q woman under sinllAr circumstances
but afterward got divorce from her
because be found another musician
under her bed one night. lie Is now
under arrest on . charge OF bastardy
and isrn iail. but may have TO face
more serious charge owing To the youth
al ths girl Al the time her ruin WAS ac-
compllshed-
Good butre.nut crop this season.
George Or,h of Oscoda will locate in
Saginaw.
Menominee is snll filled with sum-
mer visitors
Gladwin has . cornet band in pros
porous condition.
Niles wants a new public hall in the
opera house style.
Saginaw is booming and is reaching
out for lonla's furniture factory.
The Pilgrims Progress complains be-
cause the streets of Elk Rapids are
used as q cowyard.
Or. X. II. Stevens, at one time prom
inent physician OF Bay City Is dead.
He used lntoxicants too freely.
Andrew Kern, an employe OF the
Lake Shore road died at Adrian Friday
from injuries received q year ago.
The Spring Lake House has closed for
the season owing to scarlet fever among
the children of some OF the guests.
Palmyra will probably have a saloon
after September l, Notwithstanding the
strenuous efforts made TO prevent 1t.
Vernon Dillinbeck Was fatally
crushed by . falling rock while digging
about the boulder at Lapeer one day
last week.
The body of an unknown man about
40 years old was found in the river at
Bay City Friday. There were no marks
of violence visible.
o. f. Clark some summers ago found
white blackberry growing on the
roadside. He cultivated it and now
has y dozen bushes of the variety.
Mrs. Judge b. F. Graves and Mrs. T.
H. Briggs. weil-known and popular
women Of Battle Greek, have been nom-
mated for members ofthe school board.
The Benton Harbor canning factory
has closed for the season, having put
up A, 600 two-pound cans OF raspber-
ries, 33, 900 cans of blackberries, 10000
cans of strawberries and $4,000 cans OF
cherries.
The Michigan Military Academy has
lust issued from the press of Winn &
HAMMOND of Detroit It's handsome
annual catalogue. From the number
of registered students the attendance
at the school this year promises to be
greater than ever before.
200, became tired of her husbands
iealous espionage and left home, tax.
ing with her the two-year old daughter,
leaving the other two children, both
boys, with their father. Mr.. Crawford
now declares she has eioped but be
doesn't know who with.
A horse standing back of tho Rock
we'll block, in West Bay City. Friday
night received . shock OF electricity
which killed il instantly. Workmen III
the block had formed connection be-
tween the ram conductor and the cleo
"A no
mal's feet came in contact with the
conductor,
Andrew CambelPa barn, about fouI
miles north of Ann Arbor, burned early
Friday morning. The building. wagons
harness, seven horses, 80 tons OF hay
and over 500 bushels of wheat were
consumed. The loss will reach be
tween s., 600 and $4,000 with insurance
in the Washtenaw Mutual for $500
The cause Of the fire is unknown.
Rev. J. p. Coates. . colorsd preacher
recently solicited and received sbou
$500 which he represented was 70 b
used for the colored M. Il. church AND
parsonage debt At Bay City. InvestiRa
ton showed no such church at tina
place and DOW generous hearted citi-
Iens are wondering what has bscom,
of their money.
A Grand Ledge man came home un
sxpectedly the other night and found
his neighbor in the family chair will
aforesaid mans wife in bis lap, where
upon the man seized . big carving
knife and rushed mt the neighbor
Friends interfered and prevented tn
shedding of blood. This should be
lesson TO Grand Ledge men to stay q
home nights and guard the sanctity o
the place
Michigan pensions granted: Origina
Henry German, John Kirkland
Thomas Hart. Abrsham Miller, Jane
NJ. w. Jones, John Ham, Rodney Gage
James A. Lock wood, DAVID A. Hen Gel
George Likely, John 4. Hood. Add
tiousi-AndrewJ J. Pelton. Albert Fields
4. RI. Hogeborn, Freeman Rohrabecker
Theodore Jacobs. Gilbert sedlow. Isaa
J. Bear, Enoch j. krg. Barney w. Ray
Amos Hurd, MchAel Mccormick
Archibsld Bates. Lebedee Culver, Ben
lauIn Franklin Potter, Edwin T.. Good
speed, Carlisle Miller. Alton Knowles
Henry wflber. Thompson Niser, Joh
Wyiie. Charles Town. Andrew J
I'arsode, James W. Brown. 9eore
Edwards, John Eaton, John Ieidlein
Abraham z. House, William II. Lake
John Kinney. Renevsi--Ehsrles
Stone. Incresse--Chrissophe %. Hi
hiek. Isaac y. Meexer. Marcus J.. Iitch
ard. Julius X. Kelly. Jonn n. Msrr
eta. samuel Howard. El J. Brinnsy
f~orEe ]. Johnson. Iesee Jones'. AuSBl
tue Niles. Andrew r. Bolt. Esissae g