The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1895-08-17

nome III noughtoh SUNDAY, after visit
ing with friends for two weeks.
Miss Lizzie Bendry left on the noon
train yesterday for Houghtou, to take
passage by boat TO Detroit, where she
will visit friends for few weeks.
The members of the Baraga base ball
club went to Marquette ~this afternoon
and tomorrow will play the Marquette
team. = II is safe to say they will return
with another scalp dangling from their
belt
Frank Webb arrived on the morning
train Wednesday from the copper coun-
try. He is now knight OF the road :"
and carries couple of grips We trust
he Will like his new occupation, and
have plenty of room, Tin his shoes.
Mrs. r. Ii, McGrath went to Hougbton
on the excursion Tuesday, visiting
friends until Wednesday morning when
she boarded the Silver Spray In company
with Mrs Jas. Heay for Copper Harbor
where they 90 to visit Mrs Henry
Corgan, who is also owner of the boat.
They inteEd to return to Houghton
about Monday or Tuesday OF next week.
A fishing party consisting of William
Coach, John +. Nester j G.. Real, Alex.
Martin and two gentleman from Detroit
went to Plumbago river for few days
recreation and sport last week, aud re-
port having caught roo OF the finest
trout imaginable. They speak Of the
sport had on their trip as being i'm
mense clear out of sight.'h
The game Of base ball played Sunday
was very close and exceedingly good
one. both clubs being pretty evenly
matched. but as usual. our boys could
not let the visitors carry off any plums,
and after much excitement, and not
little kicking on the visitors side. came
out with q score Of to In favor of
Baraga.
The number of excursion tickets seld
here for the circus at Hancock Tuesday
was l5i, which would probably represent
about 81, 900 taken out of our town. Who
says we have hard times. Still If we
were to ask the people of our town for
any assistance in making some public
Improvement, wherein we wonld derive
some benefit they would soon set up tie
cry OF hard times
Several days prior to the date OF the
tiremeu'S tournament at lShpeminS q
subscription paper was circulated for
the purpose Of raising fund sufficient
( e. defray the expenses OF the fire com
/ plny In attending the tournament, and
the sum Of sos was collected. Several Of
) the laddieS were accompanied by their
wives. Shortly after their return we
/ Understand remarks were made by GER
tain people about the Gremen taking
their ladies'. aud considerable dssatls-
/ faction was manifested by number who
had subscribed to the fune. Monday
evening the iremeu held meeting and
decided To refund every dollar of the
I money. and stand the expense Of the
| nip themselves. The fact that the COM
! paUy i volunteer one. and receives
no remuneration for services, should
briGg forth words of praise instead OF
\ and painly speakiag, every business
man or property owner should be willing
TO pay something each year toward the
I maintainauce of the company which pro-
tectS his y operty in case of fire, per-
haps at the risk OF life or limb. Baraga
has good Dire company. aud should be
proud Of it. but then some people viii
kick. They were born kicking. go
through life kicking, viii die kicking
and IL n----wel. II we are not great,
miStsken. they will have good reason
II klct, If against nothing else the
close atmospheric
Or the i,h inst. a %earrant was issued
for tie ares OF AlDert Harrison (alas
Si'yer). FOR Keeping a house of i'll fame.
He was brought before Justice T. h..
McG:0tb, who adjourned tho case for
! further examination until Monday, the
+, l2th, at 10 0'cl| OK a. m. When that day
arrived his Office was not large enough
10 accommodates lac eager crowd that came
10 hear abat tleY could see and see
what thsy could hear" somo more anX-
ions, pussibiy Ou' their own account,
than Others, tried to gain an entrance
by the side Siud5w. but finally deSisted.
The prisoner asked to have W. Il. Doore
brought in, and engaged him as his at
Lorney. The interests Of the people
were ably taken care OF by w. X. Havi-
land, prosecuting attorney for the coun-
IS. Mr.. Doorc moved that the case be
changed 10 some other court, on the
ground that thu justice before WHOM the
case was brought was material witness.
When the defendant was put under oath
and asked by the prosecuting attorney
what he intended to prove Dy this wit
ness, he said that his wife bought goods