Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-06
BOLD AND BAD BEECH
Hs Causes the Ruin Of . l4-Year-
Old Girl
EXPLOITED BIZ HIN As 4 DOMESTIC
she Confessed 10 Her Neither and Nov
1h@rs IL fFsabIs ta stSge-ihs Ae-
stasnEs ana CASUALTIES Of the
I've FsasasalAs.

watch Guy inherited. In addition he
has young wife and child, and the
entire family has always been consid-
cred respectable. Last spring i4-year-
Old Jennie Cas- went 10 work IN the
family As domestic, and then trouble
began. ft Is alleged that Beech as
sanlted the girl last April and has con-
tinued his disgusting crime from time
10 time since. During the Greenviile
fair Beech took the girl and registered
rs man and wife at the hotel. The glrl
has admitted everything TO her mother
VINO mas caused the arrest OF the villain.
He nas been released on BAH and VIII
appear for trial October ..
Traverse City is oyerrun with tramps.
MarIette's new roller mill IS ready Tor
business.
The apple trees about Morley are in
blossom again.
Typhoid fever - becoming very pre-
valent at Battle Greek.
Navigation In the Saginaw river Is
impeded by low water.
Pear and plum trees in the vicinity
OF Flint are Ia full blossom
The Muskegon y. NJ. e. A. hopes to
have 800 members by Jan. 1.
The attendance At Albion college will
far excoll that OF any previous year.
The Manistee Democrat Will here
after be an afternoon instead OF u
morning paper.
OF the thirty passengers who left Te-
cumsen on the Olln excursion every one
escaped without injury.
There IS some talk OF having the
Hackley school at Muskegon lighted
and heated by electricity.
There is TO be an Indian school near
Waseryhet and a teacher mas been en-
gagged from Lawrence, Kan.
k.zra MeKinstry, of Lamotte, Sanilsc
county. found seventy pounds OF pure
honey IN . tree the other day.
There will be big attendance at the
State convention OF the y. NJ. &. A.,
which opens at Owosso tomorrow.
Wheat thieves are robbing Van Buren,
county farmers at night and close
watch Is being kept at all shipping
points.
Herman Hamlin of Clayton has just
gathered 500 bushels OF first-class onions
from three-quarters Of an acre OF
ground.
The fifty-seventh annual meeting Of
the synod OF Michigan will be held III
the FIRST Presbyterian church at Pom
tlac, October 1916.
William T.. Snowders fell under the
cars on the Loon lake branch of the u.
i. c. & A. road Saturday and lost both
feet. lie expired soon afterward.
The first number of the Marquette
Daily Times wac issued October /. 1t
Is a seven-coIum folio and ID. z. Curtis,
formerly of the Saginaw City Journal,
u It's editor.
Perry McNeai, a prominent farmer
LIVING near MayvIlle. was the victim OF
runaway accident Saturday. He was
throYh out OF his wagon and was in.
s,antiy Killed by striking on n stone.
Albert Goss OF Owosso ate dinner Sat.
usday, walked snort distance, drank a
glass of water and dropped dead. So
faras Is known he Vas IN good health.
lie leaves wife and three children
destitute.
Mrs. Jennie Gates, the young wife of
ON aged physician, of Bay City, Is III
JAIL at saginaw on q charge of entering
house IN the day time and approprl-
ating about 800 worth of jewelry.
Most Of the property was recovered.
Thomas J. Holland fell with SCAT
fold from the Presbyterian church at
Nassar Saturday. He struck upon
bricks and lumber tgenty-eight feet
below. HIS left lex was broken and
hip dislocated but he will recover.
Wreckers with all kinds of craft, from
tugs and lighters 10 fishing smacks, are
anxIously awaiting the subsiding of the
present northeast gale IN the straighis
10 reach the locality of the floating
flour jettIsoned from the steamer
China. The bulk OF 1t Is in the neigh
borhood Of the Batchewaing Bay and
the head of Paris.enne Island.
People around Rapport are making
1t warm for Kidney Cure Warner,
owner of Maison island. Thursday
night a gang Of men cut away all the
wire fence around the accretlons ~
closing the shooting preserves and de-
stroyed his handsome sail boat, the Ida
Weeks. The perpetrators are unknown.
The people have rugged mp boat and
propose to shoot all the ducks they can
md NEXT week. and defy arrest.
Prompted by jealousy Charles Kru.
kow, Jr.. of Detroit, young cabinet
maker. went 70 the residence of Martha
schaurst. his sweetheart. ut O'Clock
sunday afternoon and deliberately At
tempted TO murder her by sending two
bullets from = revolver into her body.
He then rushed from the house,
jumped over the fence INTO the alley
and sent bullet crashing through his
own skull. Roth were conveyed Ia
Grace Hospital, where krukow lies in
very critical condition. with little
hope OF recovery. The girls wounds,
however, are not necessarily danger
Gus and il IS believed she viii recover
Pensions granted Michigan applf-
cants. Original-MIchael Gullnser
fdecessedl, George Cummings. Melanc.
thcn b. Fletcher. Joseph Rubsns. Les
lie Cummins. George H. Rogers. George
w. Pratt, Henry MeLsin, Walter A.
Bushnell, George Disnsrt, EphrNn,
Eehtinswa. George V. Dunn, David
putson. Milford u. Grimes. Alfred $.
Mason, tiecrge W. Mills, Emery Par.
siv. AdtIsonsl-Wllliant Thoma.
Bran. Alex. burSieaux, Charles Duff.
fsny, Abraham Rsthbun. Richard flIod
gstf, Charles r. VFedenhurg. Henry l..
epicer. John Duncan. Incrsase-Jason
n. Martin, Rylsnd Geer, John Van
voorhees, Original widows, ese.--W VIII
Rem y. Barnet father. Mary f. Glen.
deneu. Sarah Burris. Adora Bollow,
John J. Hslsey father. Rosale :
Born, Lydia l.. Guiiger. Mexican sur
yivor-J0hn Grant