The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1905-06-16
State NEWS NOTES


William Bradbury, an Ossine.,e
farmer was convicted of criminal as.
sault upon his 14-year-old stepdaugh
ter.
Twenty nurses graduated from the
nurses training school of the Eastern
Michigan asylum at Pontiac Wednes-
day.
The monument erected in Utica, N
Y, by the Sportsmen of America, TO
f. d. Fulford the crack shot, who died
there, last October, was unveiled Tues
day
The commencement exercises of the
School for the Deaf at Flint were held
Friday before a good-sized audience.
Three were graduated and two dis
missed with certificates.
The estate OF John L. Smith of
Grand Rapids, who was killed in the
Elmdale wreck Nov. 16. 1904, has been
paid $4,000 by the Pere Marquette
Railroad &c.
DR.. l. E. Sanders of Detroit, who
swindled Widow Jones of Adrian out
of a sum of money, has been sentenced
to not less than two and half years
or more than five. He was taken to
Ionia.
Wilferd Noble, Charles Noble and
Leon Titus upset their boat while fish
ing in Goforth lake. near Frontier.
Charles Noble, who was 10 years old,
was drowned The others were res
cued.
An organization has been founded
in Pontiac, to be known as the Golden
Star mission, which will find homes
for destitute children in the lake re
gion Of Oakland county, receive indus
trial and religious training.
The building Of the Michigan Ceh
trail two-mile double tunnel under the
Detroit river will begin about Oct. /,
according to a statement made by G..
F. Fox, treasurer of several of the big
Vanderbilt lines.
Just as he had arisen from the sup
per table, where he had eaten hearty
meal, George A. Sibble Of Muskegon
Heights, aged "a years, dropped dead
He was sufferer from pulmonary
trouble.
John Crushia, aged 106, of Mar
quette, died suddenly Sunday night.
He is believed to have been the Oldest
man in Michigan and had been sick
scarcely day in his life. He had been
a resident OF Marquette since 1863.
Dr. J. L. Campbell has been appoint
ed a member OF the state board OF
medical registration by Gov Warner
to succeed Henry b. Landon, M. D., of
Bay City He will assume the duties
of the office Oct. 1.
George W. Burns, assistant SER
geant-at-arms of the house during the
legislature just closed, has received
a nice appointment under the Isthmian
canal commission and will leave his
home in Calumet for Panama next
week
Justice Ostrander has granted q writ
Of error in the case of Carrie Collins
serving a term in the Detroit house
of correction for the murder of George
Leachman, her hired man. The case
will be heard in the October term of
the supreme court.
Returns from fifty subordinate
courts of the Catholic Order of For
esters throughout the state show that
every court will be represented at the
state convention to be held In Detroit
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
The explosion of a tank containing
200 gallons of gasoline at St. Joseph
wrecked the building occupied by s. d.
Danforth & Son, grocers, causing a
loss, with fire, of $4,000. John Will
Jams, clerk, was seriously injured.
Belleville has just been incorporated
as a village, and ON June 26 the first
election will be held. A caucus was
held and a ticket nominated, and as no
other ticket will be placed in the field
the men named will be the first village
officers.
The water is subsiding rapidly at
Grand Rapids and number Of the fac
tories have resumed operations. The
police patrol has been removed from
the dyke, as the water In the river has
fallen into its natural channel and
there is no undue pressure on the en-
bankment