Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-18
State news NOTES



maehinist. and Lulu NJ. Allen. . Jack
son couple. were married Nay n IN
Windsor The fact has jsst been
made public.
Cornelius vaadesiaar. Of Kaiama
zoo, fell down a flight OF stairs Al the
residence of his soaln-lAw. In Grand
Rapids. Thursday night, and died later
from conclusion Of the brain.
Harbor, despondeut after a weeks
spree, took rat poison. and will di~
When physicians were called he
fought when they tried to aAsniaistsr
medicine.
JohA Russell. the Bay CITY oas
conductor whs was run down By aa
automobile a. he stepped from his
car. v dead HIS injuries at nrst
were not thought to be seriouA but
he was hurt internally.
John Russell. q street car conductor,
stepped In front q - automobile. at
Bay City. driven By Morrts COPYRIGHT.
Jr. His scalp was torn. tvo ribs
vere broken and one ankle was crush
"a. His chances q recovery srs very
doubtful.
Rev. A. J. Bigeicw. twice preceding
elder Of the Sadaav district Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. died on
Monday morning IN the King privats
sanitarium. Detroit. after an illness Of
Some duration. Mr. Hgeiow was n
years old.
Tho frst anuua coav1tica q tho
thirty. firth and tosty-secoad distStcts
" the Michigan State Telephone Co.
Ia to held In Mt. Pleasant. Asg. ~ and
%. The counties In these districts
are: Isabella. Clare. Gratlot. Clinton
and Mortcalm.
Kenneth. aged three years. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Sherman. OF Ben
gal. was eating an apple. and a horse
attempted To take " Just ~ the child
took q bite. The animals teeth tore
= cash In the boys under lip almost
The length of the entire lip.
Prof Heary C. Adams. q the Ual.
verslty. of Michigan. has been granted
By the regents q leave at absence for
one year. aad longer. Y aecessary. N
order to take W his work al statAsu'
can for the hteIvtate comm cree cea-
mission In the asw plan for raAiroad
accounting.
Judge Frank II. Williams, al Ale
gan. secretary Of the Associates u
Probate Judges Of MicAixa0. has pre-
pared the program for the teath an.
nua meeting Of ne ersan4saklon 1T
Sault See Marie. Aug. Z and Z. TIE
Thursday afternoon session OF prob
lens connected With the care Of tho
insane
r1re late SATURDAY eftauoo0 de-
stroyed three large barns On the Ches-
ter Carnes farm In Convis township,
four and one-half miles from Marshall,
causing loss Of $4,000. with only ST..
500 insurance. The origin Of the Are
10 unknown.
Mrs. l.. Wilcox and Mrs. l. Wal
lace, while returning to their home In
Owosso from = berry marsh In the
country. were throwA from their bug
gy. their horse running away. Both
were thrown into the ditch and badly
bruised. and several Of Mra wiilcoK's
ribs were broken
Edward Feere junk dealer. Of
Owosso. was struck W lightning dur
Ing a severe storm Saturday. He wn
sitting In his ofiice when . stream Of
Are seemed TO leap from the telephone.
striking him on tAs ads Of tina head.
He was unconscious for Rcteea mn
utes.
Austin Delaney. aeeh 80, reetdias
on . farm near Capac, has been n.
rested, charged with assault and bat
terry on his aged father, Patrick De-
laney. The father knocioed . glass Of
beer from Austin's hand which the
son was handing TO his father. Pat.
rick 10 In critical condition.
Over-exertion in running to catch
an excursion train was fatal to ON,
yer w. Doane a Lansing contractor.
aged - years. Sunday morning. He
Thh W III nOulo tO Hfo
glasses. which had been forgotten Re.
turning. he fell dead on the station
platform. A widow and three chill
dren survive.
Demanding Q raise n peU Ct IS
cents per dag. 700 bottcrs. mostly Hun
gartans and Auststans. who are en-.
ployed a. the Ecorss yards q the
Great Lakes SAipbuilding Co.. went
o. q strike Monday morning. The
men have beeo receiving $i.f5 per
day. and their dethanh 10 for an ad-
vance TO ~.
Arehitec Herman FtUp aSsonncea
that the vintoa Co., Of Detrois, 10 TIE
lowest bidder On the contract for the
erection 81 Ana Arho~'s neH go. zoe
hotel and theatre. The heta will bs
Ave stories high. beAdes Q baseqs eat
fo.. . grill room sal ratskei;er. Mr..
Vintou promises that the Motel aaA
opera house will b ready fe~ openias
no the public By DeCembag IL