Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

i1~ 1s&h Se@af sASSt4nk -
week.
ionIs vii Savs an electric IRE alarm
system. :.
The Christian Science society OF
ionsa has large library.
sIuskegon County viii bond for w.
ooo 10 build = new court house.
Happening wants free mail deliver
cry aud can get II by proper spp'ioa'
| ton.
George s. sewland WAS seriously in-
lnted IN = runaway AZ Kalamazoo,
Mich.
BY another year Marquette's prinei-
nal streets will be paved With esaar
blocks.
A new $1,000 Baptist church has
been dedicated At Three Rivers he
church Is free from debt
Alex. cotin fell from a cherry tree
and broke MS neck. near Gull lake,
Sunday. lie Was Z. years old.
Catherine 4. Phillips. an estimaole
lacy of Adrian, died Sunday OF blood
po.sJn, caused by stepping on rusty
nail.
Adolph wrege. q l2-year-old Saginaw
newsboy, MAS drowned At Wedona
Beacn, on the newsboys' excursion
Monday.
Housekeeping women will take wern-
| ing. Emma, wife of James Devon, OF
Perrington. dropped dead while COOK
ing dinner Monday.
Peter Hoffman has mysteriouly dis-
| appeared from saginaw, leaving ms
| wife and children in want. When last
seen he was locking for work.
The house of Gustav Anderson, ut
Ludington, was struck by lightning
Monday, and Anderson died with an
electrical smile on his face. He was %
years old aud unmarried.
Joseph Chrlsty. Of Lockport. n. T..
| stepped Of an electro motor while 1t
Was IN motion, Monday night, ut
Ypsllanti, fell under the wheels ard
was horribly and fatally mangied.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Anderson, of
Chicago, arrived in Detroit Monday
evening, having been married that
morning in Chicago. They are now
taking their bridal trip Oh their bikes"
through Canada.
| James Schermerhorn, editor of the
| Hudson Gazette, WAS married Monday
| 10 Miss Adcline jenkins, at Oswego, n.
Y. They will attend the National edi-
torial convention at st. Paul on their
wedding journey.
Rev. j. D. Willard. of Pleasanton,
one of the oldest Congregational minis
ters IN the northern part of the state,
has resigned after serving twenty years
in one passionate. His failing health
demands release from duty.
Lieutenant William II. Bertsch. of
Holland. and q recent graduate OF
West Point, received his assignment of
the War Department Monday and will
join the Fifteenth Regiment, stationed
at Fort Sheridan, near Chicago.
Pensions granted Michigan appli-
cants: Originai-James l.. Green, Seth
Craig, George LOce, Fletcher Reasoner.
Charles B. Brown, !. Ives, George
jacobs, Cyrus Hinkiey, Andrew Freck-
man, Hiram Runca, William Ii. Green,
James b. Spurgeon, William Hits.
| Vansant. George B. johnson, Joshua
i VdiO, AIS W. chisiItci. Oouu A'oi-
berger, Adam Schuster, Jacob A. Eye,
| (deceased). Additional-John Brady.
Original-Lydia Titus, Matilda D. Eye.
Mexican widOw-Mary O'Sullivan.
Adrian authorities are sorely puzzled
over q young imp, whom they can
| neither punish nor control. His name is
well, it don't matter, but he is IL
years old and is 3 veritable ZACH Shep.
ard. A lavish use of money for himself
and two companions. in riding on
| street cars, caused AN investigation OF
his financial methods and his arrest.
IL turns out that he has for three years
been q systematic little sneak thief,
and 1t would take whole page to re.
cord the various instances OF his pecu.
| lations. He has entered stores, saloons,
| offices, private rooms, stables, ETC., and
| stolen every imaginable article as well
as change from the money tills. He
owned up to his thefts, but nothing can
be done with him, as the last Legsla-
ture enacted law whereby boys under
IL years OF age, though old in vice, be
sent to the reform school.