Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-02-03
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Secretary Alger has appointed f.. +.
Huyck, of Grand Ledge, commissioner
To the West Indies, TO prepare the
bodies of soldiers for return To this
country.
Several brick yards will be started
near West Branch to supply brick for
the new brick blocks TO be built TO re-
place the buildings burned in the re-
cent fire.
Justin l.. Cooper, of Schoolcraft is
dead; aged %. He settled there in "a;
was pensioner of the Black Hawk
war, and owned the farm on which he
first settled.
The Wolverine Beet Sugar Co. of
Benton Harbor. has ordered %, 900
pounds Of sugar beet seed from Ger
many. The factory will begin business
next September.
James Il. Wise. Of Ypsianti. has filed
bill for divorce against his wife,
Clara Wise, mainly on account OF her
alleged "austcrity of temper and vio-
lent sallies of passion
John H. Gotshall. of Flint. has been
found guilty of arson by jury. lie
was charged with burning Lee e
Atkins barn. He will appeal the
case to the supreme court.
Frank Miller, of Brooklyn aged %,
who had been suffering with the la
grippe for few days, put an end to the
malady by putting "A 32calibre bullet
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! fective.
Gov. Pingree has appointed c. c.
Vaughan, of 81. Johns. editor Of the
| Clinton Republican. as member of
the executive board Of the louia re-
formatory, 10 succeed j. H. bishop, Of
Wyandotte.
a new laundry has been placed in
the University at Ann Arbor. which is
claimed will save that institution be
tween $40 and $40 per month. besides
being great convenience TO the hos
pital service
Funeral No. . over the remains Of
the late Fr Kolasinski was recently
held by his followers in Detroit. when
the remains were transferred from a
grave To new mausolcum. which was
recently erected.
The state has appealed to the SUI
preme court in its case against the A.
l.. Cook Co. Ltd. The state sued for
returned taxes and the company won
on the ground that the lands were ir-
regularly assessed.
Postmaster Sharp. Of Litchfield, mus
tered his forces and moved the post
Office fixtures from the old building to
the new in the night When the men
who opposed this change awoke they
were a. mad as hornets.
GOV Pingree has appointed DR. How
ard A. CRUDE. Of Coldwater. surgeon,
with the rank of maj 10 succeed DIR.
Barber, Of Saginaw, resigned Albert
II. Eber, OF st. Clair succeeds DR.. Cru
Der as assistant surgeon.
The estimates for the Portage Lake
ship canal. near Marquette, show that
2.176 vessels passed through the canal
! last year. The total tonnage was l.
ss7, $40. This is an increase OF 42l. Sal
over the tonnage OF loJ7
Miss Matilda Wicoff. of Grand Rap
ids, who answered VIM. Kessler's adj
vertisement for wife and married
him, is now suing her husbands father
for $4,000 damages, charging him
with robbing her of his sons aftec-
tions. The kesslers live in Indiana.
d. NJ. Estey, president of the Estey
Manufacturing Co., Owosso, has re-
ceived letter threatening his life,
and the lives Of other prominent bust
ness men of the city, in case he does
not accede TO certain labor demands
by Feb, Is. He is not in the least
alarmed.
The state veterinary surgeon and
members of the state board of health
were in Flint recently for the purpose
of inspecting the cows at the State
School for the Deaf. Out of "A herd of
! so, II were found To be affected with
tuberculosis. The diseased animals
were killed.
Twenty members of the Fenton
Light Guard forced band of gipsies
TO leave the place at the point of their
bayonets. The nomads had made
themselves offensive. As the process
Sion passed through the streets, whis-
ties were blown and the populace
cheered Justify.
Jerry Rogers, an aged Lansing prin-
ter, has confessed TO forging deed by
which the 40-acre farm OF Holy
Blough, who died two year ago, was
transferred to Mrs, Mary j. Robertson,
also of Lansing. He said the object of
the forgery was TO eventually convert
the farm N his own use.