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The AIdsn canning factory Of Bsn-
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prominent resident OF Traverse City.
lied Of heart failure, ThursdAy.
A sureessful revival meeting has
been acid Al Bailey. and SEVENTY Ave
f'eFsons have confessed convention.
The Erlckson table facorv will Ia
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:, lamp exploded n Eaftiake, near
hanis1se. thursday, and SIX nossses
S s"snsu "a consequence. Loss s'ooo
""a'o 'nsu'.nee
j. I. Decker was struck by train
and thrown forty feet al Battle Creek /,
thursday. lie received broken rib
and sever internal injuries, but may re-
cover
Diplomas were given to thirteen
graduates at the Normal training school
At Detroit. Thursday. Thirteen young
ladies' were also presented with one
year certificates.
The mystery surrounding the disap-
pearance of the Bristol children. whose
home is near Lansing. has been cleared
up. The boy Is in New York, and the
girl Is IN Canada. Stcpmother.
Inquiry has been made of the where
abours OF one Nettia Trail. whose fam.
ily used 10 be res,dents Of lake county.
The enquiry comes from George o.
Kinney. Los Gates. Santa Clara county.
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Vie -. ,hso-n srn' r. u Mu.sm-
Tuesday. and received probably fatal
injuries. A absolute fellow, by the
lame OF Teddy Lockwood, caused the
accident by colliding with her carriage.
Mrs. George Depens WAS brutallv a.
saulted by two s,ranxers while alone i'm
her husba nd's saloon. near Detroit.
"Wednesday evening. The villains first
kicked tue woman into insens,bility.
When they departed. they took about
- IA CASH Mrs. pesensis IN crisicai
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Berrien county farmers are now fight.
ing fatal plague among their sheep.
IL Is called the .'scab," and IS an insect
that burrows in the skin, creating a
sore and causing scab To form, which
FGhes intensely. The afflicted animal
runs and bites the wool on around tue
aHected parts. 1t y western disease.
Royal George, the Romeo farmer
who had his skull fractured in an en-
counter with Ira Wilcox, a neighbor,
on Jan. 10. died early Thursday morn
ing. The trouble arose over an insult
10 Mrs. Wilcox by George at neighbor-
hood social. Wilcox gave himself up,
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Our editorial sanctum is warmed by
q FIRE of bird s-eye maple that If sawn
into lumber would probably be worth
500 a thousand. IL costs S.. so Der cord
delivered at the door. III we had the
railroads that are badly needed. lead
ing north and west from this CITY
much valuable timber in this region
would be saved from destruction.eAI-
pena Journal.
Two norses craving closely covered
carriage containing nve ladies, ran
away curing funerai procession At
Manis.ee, ihursasy. Inc venicic over
turned ana vas dragged long distance
10 'nas positlon before the team broke
loose from ~. one OF the inmates, Miss
iufsiiie, hso TWO rlos broken ana was
oaaiy oruiseo ABOUT the neck. Miss
saale Johnson was Dadiy bruised aud
Possio.y sustained nternai injuries.
Mss Mstnie Johnson sustained bruises