Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-07

enc wear her senior 4l1 - cue OF tbe
Survivors OF FTemonts hrst march
across tae koek'es-
DR.. kush ]. shank OF the Sold exs'
home beard has started fer a three
moaths' visit 10 England. He Sili spend
some tine IN medlcsl studies Ia Loadcn
hospitals.
The late snow fail. sesnty a. il is,
bs,nzs a smile OF hope 20 the lumber
men OF saginaw Valley. Ii will en-
able them TO bank great part Of
their logs-
Burglars raided the depot of the c.,
S. 4 ". sunday night. They secured
snsaii sim Of money. the station agents
watsh aud gun and los Of railway
tickets for wadding.
Jshn kosaia. q miner employed in
the Cleveland mine. fell from staging
IN the mine TUESDAY morning. dislo-
eating bis spine and fractur ng his
skull. He 10 IN a hospital and will
die.
A iunatic named Mathieson was
found wandering on the streets of Pom
tiae Tuesday. Ileis supposed To have
been dropped OH by Detroit officer
aud will be kept in Jail until the au-
tnoritses fad out where he belongs.
All attempts to unravel the mystery
surrounding the Lomniu murder al
Bay City have so far proved Intellectual.
Frank Daleeki was arrested for Detroit
officers on charge OF burglary and he
will be examined in regard TO the muir
der.
The will of Tom s. Applegate Of
Adrian has been offered for probate. 1t
dominates Mrs. Apologize as executrix
and Alanson Bennett as executor. Mon
day, January %. 10 set as the day when
the matter will be given q hearing by
Judge Robbins.
Henry Rhodehaver OF Jackson stole
a horse and buggy. aud has been carry
ing on a general horse thieving busl-
ness. When arrested and arraigned IN
court he owned up like q little man.
Henry's mail should be addressed to
Jackson postofiice for some time to
come.
Buchanan is kind to the tramrs. IL
has erected finger boards upon al the
roads that lead to the village bearing
the information that cracked stone for
improving the roads is desired, and
that the supply of dorhicks and stone.
hammers Is unlimited.
Chesaning was visited by destruct-
i've fire Tuesday which caused loss of
$4,000. Editor w. j. Morris of the
Citizen fell while moving goods from
store and fractured his knee bone,
which will lay him up for some time.
The origin of the hire IS not known.
Annie Coates, a Bay City domestic.
met with terrible accident Tuesday
evening. She was carrying a tub of
boiling water upstairs, when she missed
her footing and fell, some of the water
spilllng over her body. Her shrieks
brought her employer to the scene.
who summoned q doctor. and he gave
the unfortunate girl proper attention.
There are hopes of her recovery.
The Southwestern Michigan Kennel
club held its annual meeting at Kala-
mazoo and elected the following Of
ticers: President, Eugene Glass of
Battle Creek; vice-presidents, e. X.
Farmer Of INDIANAPOLIS; N. C. Byers
of Grand Rapids; NJ. I. Gardner of
Pipestone, w. b. Mershon of Saginaw,
and A. +. Trowbridge of Kalamazoo;
secretaries, George b. Thomas OF Kali
amazoo and William HI. Byrne of Kali
aniazoo. The club expects to hold q
bench show in March.
Unless judiciousc care is exercised Dan
Dunn's old saloon ut Trout Lake will
get hard name. After Jim Harcourt
settled Dunn with q revolver last sum-
mer, John Nevins became its pro-
prietor. He now has q bullet in his
back. and precious little life in his
body, as result of trying to eject Jack
Helwig, an upper Peninsular tough, on
Sunday. A train man named Meyer, a
friend OF Nevins, took . hand in and
one of Helwig's friends gave him Il
shot in the arm. Helwig and his gang
escaped. Meyer will not twist q brake
fer some time TO come, unless the doc
tors are mistaken, and Nevins' widow
will soon offer the saloon for sale.
Some two years ago a steam blrge
called the Victor, carrying n cargo of
Canadian lumber, was wrecked near
Sand Beach, and the lumber drifted on
shore and was taken mold of by num-
Der o. persons at this time. The master
of the vessel claimed the lumber, and
he sold it to the parties who had IT..
Captain Silversides, the master Of the
vessel, was arrested and brought to De-
troit By the United States officers,
, under charge of selling lumber to
p ople without paving the duty. He
was discharged without any trial. and
last summer Inspector Day of Port
Huron. came here and collected the
government duty from several parties,
they paying twice on this lumber. Now
q Canadian from Sarnia, namcl Nc
Gibaon, begins suit after this delay.
against the people here for this LUMBER.
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