Telegram-herald., 1891-08-13
LOOK Under YOUR BED !
Mrs. George Barkus Neglected 10
Take the Freceution.
EOEE UP TO Be KNOCKED SEySELESS
By the Barziar in Her Eoem-Hs Was
Erfghtsasd on wfthsat Any fisn-
asr- Notes oud Notions or
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Ioft41L1 sSIs W WI VIC cs%-S- "a So
without woman's ordinary precautlon
Of looking under the bed. Tier husband
was AZ the village and she was alone
she fell asleep but her slumbers were
suddenly disturbed by 3 man VINO
knocked her sensless as soon as he pre-
celyed that she was awake When her
husband pounded on the door shortly
after she reused from her unconcIous-
ness 70 find herself gagged and with
her hands ted behind her back After
much painful effort she succeeded Ia
opening the door when the burglar was
heard leaving By the front window. lie
had ey sdentiy been interrupted At his
work for nothing had been taken. The
doctor who was called 90 attend Mrs.
Barkus says she was saEdbagged. she
Will recover, but will hereafter search
the house thoroughly before reuring.
John Smith is lost from Detroit.
Negaunee and Ishpeming are engag-
ed 70 mary.
There are 300 inmates in the Iona
reformatory.
An epidemic OF the grip Is following
the hot wave
saginaw aldermen will pass . dog
m1zzle ord nance.
The lonia county pioneer society
held Its annual reunion Tuesday.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph has taken
possession of It's fine new quarters.
Diphtherns Is too prevalent at Mus
kegOn and citizens are becoming much
alarmed.
James Coqulllsrd, a prominent resi-
dent OF Yps,lauti. dropped dead Tues
day. Apoplexy.
from the effects of sunstroke sunday
near Crystal Falls.
Ruce DAVIS, l2 years old. shot him.
self ID the thigh while hunting rabbits
near MusSSgon Tuesday.
The bodies of Frank Winterhalter
and Adolph Whittleman have been re-
covered at Wenona Beach.
A church spire at Cadillac was shat
tered by lightning Sunday and razzle-
dazzled sunday school session.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson and daugh-
ter, of Adrian. were all severely burned
Sunday and may die. Gasolene stove.
The Manistee Hoop Company's fac
tory az Copemish burned early Tuesday
morning. Loss $4,000, insurance $780,
600.
The five-year-old daughter of Henry
Wisuefsky was run oyer by a hotel bus
at Traverse City tuesday and received
fatal injuries.
Madam Kellogg. of Battle Creek. has
received an extension order for her sys-
tenn of ladies French tailoring from
Islands.
The sewing machines have arrived
for Bay City's new corset factory. Evil
IDENTIFY the stockholders are not alarmed
AZ the dress reform woman's edict,
"Ihe corset must go."
A mob of 100 persons made up of
men and children made night hid
eous at Kalamazoo Tuesday, all on ac-
count OF wedding. Several officers
were required to disperse the crowd.
Camille QUARTER. of Marquette, has
eloped with his wife's sister. Mrs.
Quarter Will make no effort to find the
guilty couple ms she believes fate will
.oyertske them anyway sooner or later
Or. L. II. Rust, NJ f. pastor at Ann
AEbor. viii cease instructng mixed
congregations Aereaftcrand Will devote
himself TO the iaIr sex alone. He has
accepted the presidency OF female
seminary near Cincinnati.
Mrs J. II. Wiley. Detroit boarding
Souse keeper. attempted TO kiil bedbug:
with gasoline TUESDAY. An explosion
followed and sho was horribly burned
she should nave known better than &c
interfere with the comfort of bel
dodgers
Sadie Estes and Mary Nolan of Stan
ton believe that every avenue oDen tC
men should be open to women, so they
boldly entered house and burglarized
II OF some clothing. The girls wer,
captured ut Saranac aud returned tc
Stanton.
The Grand River Valley Medical So
c.eiy held their annual meeting at nol
land tuesday. Papers were read b,
Dr. %. T.. Yates, OF Holland, and DR.
W. +. Nisscher. OF Aliendals. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Dr. Strong
of Byron. president; Dr. Yates, of Hoi
land, first vice-presidsnt; DIR. w. r
Nssstnsr. of Alienda,e, second vice
president; Dr. j. g.. Hinzlugs, Of Hol
land. secretary; DIR. Kremers, of HoI
land. treasurer. A reception was ten
dered the medical men IN the evening
by Dr. II. kremers at his residence.
William Hall, Montcslm count,
man married "A Catholic vvoD,sr NAN, a.