Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-07-11

ID. Dolph, aged 10, was drowned at
Muskegon.
The sunday school rally at Saranac
was attended by 5000.
Morris lannon's farmhouse burned
near Mt. Morris. Loss $1,000.
Geo. p. Robertson was fined S25 at
Adrian for selling hard cider TO
minors.
Little Harold Jones walked into a
brush fire at Fountain and was fatally
burned.
John Burzloff, well-to-do farmer,
hanged himself with a towel in Jail at
/ Standish.
Gov. Rich assisted in the unwilling of
! the cornerstone of a new armory build
ing at Monroe.
The Salvation Army has taken Cold
water by storm, many conversions
being reported.
Sam Thompson. aged %, fell under
an electric car at Kalamazoo and was
instantly killed.
There are over 400 acres of cucum-
bers planted in the vicinity of Bangor.
1t is a good year for them, too.
Carl Whitehurst, aged seven, fell
into the river at Lansing while playing
about a boat and was drowned.
The cornerstone of Berrien county's
new court house was laid at st.
Joseph. with 10000 people present
George Craig livery barns together
with i've horses and other contents
burned at Ann ArbOr. Loss $500
Two large barns on the farm of Mrs.
James Campbell, south of Hudson, were
burned, causing $1,000 loss; insured.
stock company has been formed
bv Dowagiac business men to manu-
facture an improved railway car truck.
Morgan Ingraham, deaf and dumb,
Of Clare county, was struck by
freight train near Freeland and was
killed.
VIM. Elv shot himself near Saginaw.
He was married, aged %, in good
health. and the cause of the deed is a
, mystery.
The residents of the west end of
Decatur. turned out to fight brush
; fires which threatened destruction TO
{ buildings.
Cattle prisoners have again appeared
in the vicinity of Dryden. several
: fine cattle have recently been lost by
: this route.
j. Ii. Leachs livery barn, the First
Baptist church, |. n. Smalley's barn
and other buildings burned at Concord.
: Loss 5000.
: The large barns of VIM. Collins, with
1 all their contents including valuable
team burned at Laingsburg. Loss over
!. $4,000 no insurance.
Horace Welch captured giant frog
: near Hudson. 1t was nearly FOO
long and weighed over pound. ltha'
a voice like young bull.
'. August O'Neil, age %, was found a
n the bottom of deep well near,Caro
n after being missing for three weeks
=, Needless to say, he was dead.
The warehouses and offices of Oh
g Central City Oil company. and on
residence were totally destroyed b.
10 fire at jackson. Loss, $40, QUO.
o. The thirteenth annual IT ~eting o
5 the Haslett Park association of Jiri'
n ualists will be held at lIaslett Park
C. near Lansing, August to september
lie =. L. Ballentine wholesale store a
rs Port Huron was Quilted by FIRE, tn
To second an third floors, clothing an
OF shoes, especially Loss about $1,000
The Universalist church society q
BENTON Harbor dedicated 5000
ediice at penton lIarbor. Rev. j.
Cantwell made the dedicatory address
err Mrs. Alice Brink, wife of brake
ed man on the l.. >. Il NJ. >. railroad
TX committed suicide at Grand Rapids b
Of Ia ing morphine. Ill-health was til
ed cause.
mt Kalamazoo is to have Belt liz
ne railroad. The promoters feared q
re Injunction from railroads and work,
at all day Sunday to get In the
er crossings.
lm strong electrical storm passt
ne over Calumet, and during its progre
ell the steeple of the Catholic church
Lake Linden was struck by lightnir
and demolished.
re- Fire at Ionia destroyed Fleming
~, ,;o Miller grocery store. a meat mark
iic next door, Marsh barber shop, al
In the residence of Handle Beals. lie
?;u 5000; insurance $500.
10 MlC0dcl ahNu "Ni W
20, lumber camp hrewater and laid dov
,as for a sleep on the railroad ne
de- Alpena. The next train cut off
OH leg and he died soon after
ng' Frank Hady, aged IA years, got
lth yond his depth while bathing at La
sing and was drowned. His old
brother endeavored to rescue him a
barely escaped with his life.
81; CT While digging sewer at Sault 5
aa. Marie. VIM. Price was buried ali
.Io and Law under four feet of earth TO
o ono quarter of an hour. He was rescu
"a alive but is still unconscious.
we'd John p. Hopkins was sentenced fro
ton Grand Rapids TO Marquette prison
o four years for larceny from store
S is the day time. lie robbed book sto
ms taking a book worth about ST..
The lady bicycllsts of Cadillac
Gently met and decided to wear
e. bloomer and appearel in that costu
OF in the parade on July 4. They ash
eed for police protection against the ho'
Vi Inns