Telegram-herald., 1891-02-13
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.
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Incorporation : tie tops 81 ths aas
st Bs.alag,
A farmers asttats : IN PasgFsss al
Cedar >Er-ags-
fhs aes usI 81 Woaaylse NJ begsa
operations RgSt M0ndAs.
Large quantities II ses are being
harvested Al Aailst LAke.
Nothing new hAs developed IA the
Hagea maEdeg east IA >Ag nas.
It's Muskes0a \ NJ. {. A wants
500 new members pledged elthla the
year.
TIE Wexford county horticultural
soe egy vii meet ~ Cadillac, saturday
Feb. "a.
Ihe fishing iadsssry - t@lng con
Quoted Oh = maAagotn scale II the Bay
CITES
Thousands OF tons OF ioe are being cut
II Mona Lake TOD nrms Ia Indiana aud
Tennessee.
over twO hundred students are re
eelylng instruction at the Big Rapids
Industrial school.
Leslie Cummings. small boy, was
drowned Ahlie skating on IhundeI bay
near Alpena, "Wednesday.
Prof. Alexander wlnehell, of the
University, ls seriously Ill and death
may oocuFat any moment.
Newayeo county streams are yearn-
ing for trout fy and the State Fish
COMMISSION IS expected 10 satisfy the
craving.
The kitchen a9d dining room ot the
Lake y. Cialr fishing ana shooting elub,
al the flats. Will bo enlarged before
spring.
Twenty-Five little chickens Matched
out OF their shells at Nermontvitle
Wednesday. Though time WAS up Il
seemed tritte early.
John Jones, mulatto, died in convul.
slons, at the Iona asylum for insane
criminals, "Wednesday. The remains
have been sent 10 Ann Arbor.
Eta stiles went through hole in the
ice while skating on the river near
Lansing, Wednesday. She was rescued
by by-stander who also narrowly es-
capped drowning.
Manistee wants electric lights, new
sidewalks, street cars run with other
than mule power ana more than all
else wants lot of breezy new business
men with plenty OF money to locate
there.
Michigan postmasters appointed re-
Gently were: r. X. Blssett, wee {. d..
Lincoln who failed 10 get bondsmen),
Eckerman, Chippewa county; W. IL.
Miller. wee De W. Dulmadge, resigned F.;
Forester, SanIlac county.
III. NJ. Perrin of 81. Johns, has erected
a beautiful public receiving vault III
memory of his daughter Ella who was
killed 10y the cars two years ago. The
money whlch paid for 1t was paid Mr..
Perrin by the X. X. company.
Four patients from the Wayne county
house were inoculated with the Koch
lymph on tuesday afternoon. Their
names and ailments are AS follows:
John Burk, lupus; X. III. Lavender.
rodent ulcer; Nellie Jackson, and Fred
Frazer, tuberculosis.
Mrs. Henry Wnslotf,of Shelby, has
given birth TO trplets, whose combined
weight is twenty.scvoa and three
quarters pounds? Mrs. Winslof says
her sister once gave birth to twins,
and another relatye bore four child
rem at once, the mother and all dying.
Mr.. Hetmiller,. .Qf Hancock, a vet
eran of the late war, was last seen
| alive Sunday, Feb. /. The other day
his remains were found frozen III the
snow. He had evideAty lost his way
| in the woods and had spent at least
several days::in tramphg about to keep
from freezlng.
Reports to the State board of health
show influenza, rheumatism, neuralgia
and bronchitis, N the order named, as
causing the most sickness in Michigan
during the week ending FcD.7. Diph-
| liberia was reported at 50 places, scarlet
fever at "a, typhoid fever at II and
! measles at 2S.
| Late Developments show that Nellie
Glnnebaugh. who was abducted from
| the home of her foster parents, John
and Mrs. Ginnebaugh, of Ionia, is now
| with her parents at indianapolis. Some
time ago her father and mother separa-
ted. but reconciliation having been
effected, they were anxious TO recover
their daughter.
The funeral of Allan Sheldon Alger,
the youngest son of Gen. and Mrs. X.
4. Alger, took place from the family
residence, 80 Fort-st. west, Wednesday
afternoon. The body was IN hand
some coffin OF white and laid IN the IL
brary, surrounded by cut flowers and
floral designs III profusion. The obse-
ouies were conducted by Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe. of the Fort Street Presbyter-
ian church.
Rickie Ennis, an Ann Arbor domestic,
threw her new born, healthy boy baby
INTO a vault Tuesday night. The child
cried Justify and was rescued. a police
man was notified aud the woman,
though unable to leave her bed, was
placed under arrest. The child was
thought to be dead when taken out and
was taken TO Martins undertaking
rooms, but upon water being applied,
: the baby showed signs Of life, and DR..