Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-04

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A course az lectures h&s neea arranged.
lie nrsf ~ Prof. K Hudson. 10 ne given
th.s evening Al TIE hsga sehooi. on The
subject. ..mossrn German History"
II . course Of cir Lectures vii alt raste
weekly with az ny Prof. william J.
Hnrsey, on Popular Astronomy
JOHN Ristzn, sentencsd from Detroit
for TWENTY-FIVE years for a. ufner Ia the
second degree; james Lsmberfson,
frons LsDeeF county, one wear and n lie
months for larceny, and Torrance sim
mona. from Lapeer county. three years
for fsionious assault. have been trans
ferrea from the Jackson prison 10 the
asylum for the dangerous and criminal
Inssne AZ Iona.
Nicholas Kiats, of Detroit. 10 under
arrest for brutal assault upon Mrs.
Hattie Hinty. The lady owed hins
rent money and IN q war or words
which followed his demand for the
cash ne knocked her down aud brutality
kicked and beat her. Size 10 in deli
cate condition and may not survive her
injuries.
The Rev. ]. s. Smart. presiding elder
1T the Flint district OF the NJ. 4
church. died Wednesday at his home
in Flint and will be buried Sunday. HIS
death was the result OF . paralytie
stroke received some time ago. He
leaves wife and seven grown children.
Fred j. +. Woodbridge of Kalamazoo
has won the highest honor that can he
conferred by Union Theological SEMI
nary of New York. IL is the fellow
ship for the pursuit Of higher theo-
logical culture, and it came by un-
animous vote of the faculty.
Low water Is supposed to have caused
the explosion OF the boilers in McBrlde's
hardwood sawmiil at Chippewa Lake.
Tuesday evening, whereby the mill was
demolished. There was no one in the
building at the time. all the hands
having gone to supper.
Joseph Schwab, of Ruth, near Sand
Beach, was picked up on Wednesday
night from the railroad track where he
was struck by train or met with foul
play. His skull is crushed and his
injuries are believed to be fatal.
Three VICIOUS attempts at criminal
ssault were made Sunday night at Ann
pus, and il Is believed hy the same per-
rons 4hSl0 Will NC - llIct CsaSS ~ uCu~
ing II the wretch Is caught.
John Hubbard, well-to.do farmer
living IN Augusta township, near Ypsil-
anti, has been fined So and $2l costs for
not taking proper care OF his live stock.
This is the third time he has been up
for similar otfense.
A. Williams. q well-known business
man of Bancroft, suddenly became to-
tally blind while at work building a
fire Tuesday morning. Nervous pros
tration is said 10 be the cause Of the
stroke.
Kalamazoo College was the scene of
Joy Wednesday over the success of the
endowment movement, the $l00.0G0
having been raised. The college needs
many Improvements which will now be
made.
The husband of Mrs. Barney Wynn.
the old lady who was killed at
Kalamazoo Tuesday night. met his
death IL years ago at the same cross
ing, and within thirty feet Of the same
spot.
Mrs. James Sinclair Deal, of Jones'
viii. has been appointed the eesOnd
member of the Hillsdale County com.
mite for woman's work by the State
Board Of Worlds Fair Commissioners.
Peter Jacent was badly crushed at
Ross, Bradley & Company'e sawmill at
Bay City, Wednesday evening. hy pile
of lumber falling on him. His inju-
ries are believed to be fatal.
The next annual meeting OF the
Grand Lodge of Michigan. Knights Of
Pythias, will be held in Saginaw on the
10th and 18th. 1t Is expected 200 dele
gates will be in attendance.
Eddie Hastings, . pupil at the school
for the deaf, disappeared from that in
stitution on Sunday last and nothing
has since been heard from him. HIS
home is in Charlotte.
Miss S.aley. who was arrested at
PlaInwell Tuesday on . charge OF send.
ing obscene valentines through the
mail has been locked up at Kalamazoo.
A. jacobson, . prominent merchant
of Reed City, died under treatment for
throat trouble at Detroit, Wednesday.
He had been there only two days.
Mrs. Dwight Cutler, wife of Mayor
Cutler of Grand Haven, died of con-
sumption at San Gabriel, CAL, where
she was staying for her health.
d. B. Titus, . prominent business
man of Traverse City, died Tuesday
night after an illness Of few hours.
Heart failure.
The board OF directors Of the NJ. E.
church at Adrian, has purchased .
$4,000 parsonage in one OF the best parts
Of the city.
Orrin Seeley, IS years old. fell down
stairs Tuesday, and received fatal in
juries, death resulting shortly after
ward.
A Niles fisherman drew out 1882 fish
in six hauls with his seine, Tuesday.
The fish were mostly black suckers and
mulIet.
The Bedding Fire Engine Manufact-
uring company will soon begin work on
Their new factory, which 10 10 be $50
x:0.
A big summer resort hotel 10 to be
er ected at Ptntwater ut an expense OF
$780, 900. 1t will be opened June 1.
Mrs. II. III. Kinds of Stanton. well
known in relief corps circles. is danger
ously Ill and may not recover.
The eighth annual exposition Of the
Plymouth Far ASSOCIATION will be held
September z7-So.
Milton Nelson, pioneer of Ncwaygo
county. wac instantly killed by falling
tree on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. c. Avery. who came 20 Lena
wee county IN 1910, died tuesday 1t
the age OF so.
Twenty tfsmps we're entertained at
the Battle Greek lock up one night
recently.