Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-19
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fellow must he some other filly.
A non comm; ssloned officer and .
private ~ the Asrqaetts kll~s were ar
rested ST the tnester N Marquette,
Tuesday night. by squad from the
company. aud instead OF witnessing
lyon lonson" were forced 10 prepare
for the ..pomp soo circumstance" OF
camp lfe at Island lake
D1arrnrOss, rheumatism. neuralgia
and bronchitis we're the most prevalent
cases of SICKNESS IN Michigan for the
week ending August ID Diphthsrls
MAS reported IN twenty-fonr places,
typhoid fever from thirsy-five. scarlet
fever from TIVE nty-four and measles
from thfse places
Many Marshaii people having claims
sgainsf the National City bank sold
them for IS per cent OF their face
value. As So per cent Of the amounts
will be pad by September !. the spec
ulators Will make god thing out OF
the transaction.
Al large and enthusiastic gathering
Of leading republicans OF kAla faxoo
the Central Republican, club was orgz n
lied with Charles 4. Foote. president;
Dorr .. French. secretary, and Post
master James Monroe, treasurer.
Jacob Vsa Epps, postmaster of st.
Elmo, Midland county, has been AZ
rested on = charge of embedding the
postmaster generals draft for 1901.
lie was held 10 the October term OF the
United States court for trial.
Owing TO the large number OF imml-
grants who pass through Sault Ste
Marie daily, the board of health have
petitioned the United States govern
ment TO establish quarantine " guard
against cholera.
Edward Hubbard. a 50-year-old far
mer, living near Union City, attempted
to put bullet through ms own head
on Wednesday, but only inflicted a
scalp wound, which made him more
crazy than ever.
Frank b. Rae has completed the
plans for Belle Isles electric lighting.
There will be thirteen circuits of ten
lights each, lighting every roadway and
water course. the wires are all laid
under ground.
Irving Bates, government immigra-
ton inspector for Michigan, has or
dered the return # Canadian famil v
which is qusrtered on Bay City. back TO
Port SarnIs, under the pauper alien
act.
Two little Bay City boys stole steam
yacht Sunday and had fine time on
the bay. They were arrested, out dis
charged with a reprimand, and their
names withheld from publication.
The Albion district Methodist camp
meeting is In full blast on the assocla-
ton grounds three miles west of the
city, and is attended by a larger num-
Der of people than ever before.
Ex-senator Charles W. Jones of
Florida, who has been In ST. Josepb's
retreat at Dearborn, shows signs Of re-
turning reason and may recover IN
time. He Is IS years old.
An Ishpeming carpenter named Eli
Bondy, 90 years old, fell thirty feet
from a roof he was shingllng Wednes-
day and received injuries which will
probably prove fatal.
George Young and Frank Lowder of
Nanistee serenad-d q female prisoner
in the village hasti.e. The sheriff con-
fiscated the guitar and locked the
boys up.
Mrs. NJ. Galuski of Eastlake gave
birth to three bouncing boys the other
day. The mother weighs seventy-fv
pounds and the children eight pounds
each.
Bronson's creamery, established last
year, has been compelled to quit busi-
ness, aud now asks the circuit court 10
dissolve the corporation.
Mrs. Ann NJ. r ; OF Chicago has
purchased the Plaiuwell Independent.