Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-02-22
A warrant has been issued for

counts. A warrant has been issued for
his arrest.
Prof. James ID. Boise. who at one
time was professor OF Greek in the
state university, died in Englewood.
H., recently.
Joseph Crippen, who has been in
hilisdale county's poor house more
than fifty years. is dead. lie was the
first county charge.
David Powers. farmer of Grand
Blame, Genesee county, fell from the
loft in his barn and crushed his skull.
dying almost Instantly.
Students in the Watervliet HIGH
school have commenced the publication
of tour-column weekly paper, called
the High School Hustler
The farm house of Thomas Spencer,
near Caro-, with lis contents. burned
the other night. His iour-year-old
daughter persisted in the fire.
G. ID. Francisco Of Lapeer doesn't
care for any more bakek potatoes His
warehouse burned the ether night, and
1000 bushels of potatoes were roasted.
Sherman Lawrence, living near Mil
tor junction, Lake county, was found
frozen 10 death, about two miles from
fiers lumber camp the other morning.
a barn and contents belonging to b.
Ramps of Grattschap, Ottawa county,
burned the other night. Thirty sheep
and twelve horses persisted in the fire.
Reports made to the general com
ference of the Seventh Day Adventists.
in Battle Creek state that 5000 con
verts have been made TO that faith ia
the past two years.
Farmers in Calhoun county are or
ganizing to resist the payment of roy
aitles on a corn planter, which a rival
concern claims is an infringement on
the patent owned by it.
The Michigan Association of Farm
ers' Mutual Life Insurance companies
elected O. F. Miller of Mason presi-
dent. and j. +. Taylor of Greenvil'e
secretary and treasurer.
All graduates of the State Normal
School are requested 10 send their adj
dresses to Prof. Austin George of Up
silanti, if they would learn of some
thing to their advantage.
Capt, c. f. Howe, one of the first
navigators on Lake Michigan. died in
Keats. Kansas. recently. He made the
first chart OF the west shore of Lake
Michigan north of Milwaukee.
Battle Greek claims the largest Sum
day school in the state II is "a Seventh
Day Advent school, and numbers 96i
pupils. There are classes in English,
Danish, German and Spanish.
Hon. c. |. Walker Of Detroit died in
Flint few days ago. He was one Of
the leading members of the legal pro-
fcssion in this state, and was one of the
trainers of the State constitution.
The Wilmington u Cooley Manufac-
turing Co., which has been located in
jackson prison so many years is in
solvent and the plant has been pur-
chased by parties in West Nashville.
Tenn, where it will be removed.
Peach growers, along the lake shore.
say that temperature of % degrees
below zero is necessary to seriously af-
feet fruit buds at this season of the
year, and as the thermometer has not
registered so low, the peach crop is not
injured
Hon. George + Williams of Saginaw
is dead, aged siXty-three years. He
was the first white child brought into
Saginaw county, his parents moving
there from Pontiac when he was six
months old. His father built the first
saw mill on the Saginaw river.
Nearly 400 moulders employed in the
Round Oak Stove Works, in Dowagiac,
are locked out. The managers cut
down wages and the moulders refused
to accept the new scale, whereupon the
works shut down indefinitely. The
moulders are promised the support of
the National Moulders' Union as long
as they will hold out.