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Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
MICHIGAN
"''''E EVENTS NOTED
LIGHTNING KILLS MOTHER
BABE IN HER ARMS
ESCAPES.
DIES OF HYpROPHOBIA.
Sisters Raced to Their Death-Notes'
and Incidents Gathered From var
ious Points In the State.
Killed With Babe In Her Arms.


Sitting with her babe in her arms,
Mrs. Charles Krantz was instantly
killed Saturday afternoon by freak
lightning bolt which shot down the
stovepipe of her residence In Ada
township, about IL miles east OF Grand
Rapids. The babe was slightly injured
but will recover, while the pother was
fatally burned. Her skirt, shoes and
hose were torn from her body. her
lower limbs burned to crisp.
The weather had been intensely not
and late in the afternoon clouds APP
peared. Charles Krantz was working
in the field while his wife and nine
small children were in the house, the
mother attending to her household du-
ties. When the rain began, he went
to his home for shelter. He and the
eight children were in the kitchen,
while the mother was holding the little
one on her lap in the sitting room.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25

James Rice, the 3-year-old Jackson
boy who set fire to his clothing while.
playing with matches Wednesday, is
dead. Death was due to inhaling the.
flames.
In attempting to stop q runaway
team of horses belonging to her son..
Mrs. Bertha Hennegar, of Kewadin.
aged SO years. was knocked down
and run over, receiving injuries that
resulted in death. The tongue of the
wagon was driven through the wo-
mans breast.
Formsldehyde has been discovered
In colored matter used by ice cream
vendors in the northern part of the
state. One arrest has been made by
the state dairy and food department.
II is claimed that formaldehyde in
quantities sufficient to be dangerous
was found In crushed strawberries.
used by the dealer.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Girl Wife Seeks Divorce.

Vera Hamilton Henniker married at
10 years, mother at IA, separated
from her husband at Is, now at the age
of 16 has applied for a divorce on the
ground of desertion. She lives with
her parents in Delta township, Eaton
county. George Hehniker. of Ingham
county is her husband and he was aged
20 when they were married October %,
1908, in Charlotte, after being refused
license in Ingham county. A girl
was born to them December %. 1904,
and was later adopted by Rev. and
Mrs. VIM. Hollis, of the NJ. Z. church
at Munith.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Caught the Three.

Armed to the teeth with shotguns,
pitchforks and fishpoles, 200 citizens
of Bellaire surrounded three suspic-
ious characters, thinking they were
the Alba postoffice robbers.
When the suspects could recover
enough TO speak. it was learned that
one was an umbrella member. one an
escaped lunatic from the Traverse
City asylum and the last Clarence Hol.
lenhall, of Mayfield wanted by local
officers on a disorderly charge.
The umbrella doctor was released,
the crazy man taken in charge by an
attendant and Hollenhall brought to
the jail at Bellaire He has not yet
recovered from the scare of having
shotguns almost poked down his
throat
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Lovers Bodies Found.

The bodies of Guy e. Warner and
Ella Squires. of Monterey, Allegan
county, his fiancee, were brought to
the surface of Reeds lake by the con-
cussion in the water caused by the
severe thunder storm Saturday night.
They were last seen alive when they
put out in a rowboat Thursday night.
Whether their death resulted from a
suicide pact over dependency because
of paternal objections to their mar
riage, or from accident, is a mystery.
The bodies were found close together.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Only Four Survive.

Four survivors constitute the full re-
naming strength of Saginaw's two
companies, 100 strong, in the famous
Fighting Fifth" that Michigan sent to
the civil war, and these veterans will
attend a reunion of the regiment at
Owosso August 20. They are d. X.
Halsey, sergeant of police; John Mon
roe, Francis Otto and Andrew Helm
lein.
The two local companies were
named the East Saginaw Volunteers
and the Saginaw City Light artillery
Henry w. Trobridge was captain of
the former, Co. c, and Henry Miller,
of Co. K. They were mustered into
service August 2S, 1861, and fought
continuously throughout the war. Out
of the regiment of 900 men less than
half returned.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Planned Murder.

Later developments indicate that
Thomas Roach, who suicided in Jack
son, deliberately planned to kill his
wife and himself, and that the act was
not one of sudden N)assion.
He was so illiterate he could scarce
ly write his name, and he got the SER
vices of friend to make a will a few
days ago, bequeathing his personal
property to various friends, and max
ing the writer the beneficiary of life
Insurance policy for $500, deposing his
wife.
Mrs. Roach, who seems to be recov-
ering, although the bullet in her head
may yet cause trouble, has forgiven
her husband.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
STEAMERS LEAVING DETROIT.

DETROIT AND BUFFALO STEAMBOAT Co.. foot
Of Wayne st., for Buffalo and the East daily at
100 d. m. Sunday at 40 p, IN. Week End
Excursion, $3.50 round trip
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND NAV. Co., foot Of
Wayne ST. f. T Cleveland, Pittsburg and Eastern
points, daily at 1890 p. m. Week End Excur-
sion to Cleveland every Saturday, $500 round
trip.
WHITE STAR LINE, foot OF Griswold st. for.
Port Huron and way ports, daily ct ESQ a. m,
dali NJ 4OJp. m, Sunday ut 800 and $500 D. ~
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Killed by a Hunter.

Near Lathrop, Sunday, Guy Harlow,
If that town, was shot and killed by
Joseph Sheedlo, homesteader, in mis-
AXE for a deer. Sheedlo confessed to
he killing, which was purely accident
al and will be arrested as soon as the
sheriff arrives on the scene.
The maximum penalty on conviction,
lnder a special statute covering these
cases, Is 10 years.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Died of Rabies.

After suffering all the agonies incl
dental to a genuine attack of rabies,
Mrs. Loretta Pringle, aged 70 years OF
Bay City, died of hydrophobia. Her last
hours were very painful to those who
were compelled to be by her side.
Mrs. Pringle sustained slight cut
On her thumb about one month ago
when she separated two dogs that
were fighting The wound healed read
lily and no bad results were suspected.
Saturday Mrs. Price was taken Ill.
Her ailment was not recognized as
rabies on the first diagnosis, as the
incident of her being bitten by dog
had been forgotten. Sunday heroic
efforts were made to save the victim s
life, but large doses of morphine had
no effect to mitigate the woman's suf-
fering.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Ovid School House Burned

The Ovid public school building was
destroyed by fire of mysterious origin
asst night. The loss is $4,000, with
I'll 900 insurance. School is not In ses-
sion and the building was deserted, as
Tar as is known. No other cause is ad-
vanced than incendiarism. 1t is not
known in what part of the building the
ire started, as when it was discovered
he whole interior was ablaze.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Heavy Losses.

The storm knocked thousands of
bushels of peaches and other fruit
rom heavily laden trees in Oceana
county.
At Shelby seven houses were struck
by lightning. The barn, contents and
.wo horses of II. Sauers were burned.
The Congregational church steeple
was struck and wrecked and every in
dependent telephone in the village
was burned out.
The loss in Shelby is $4,000. Roth
bury, Mears, Pentwater and othCs
owns suffered.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
At Husbands Bier.

Mrs. Thomas Roach, of Jackson,
whose husband attempted to murder
ler and then committed suicide,
grieves deeply over him, and had her
father consented would have had his
funeral at her home. Although suffer
ing from a bullet in her head. she
came down town to see her husband s
remains at the undertaker's. Later de-
velopmeLts show that Roach had
planned the crime for many weeks.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
AMiISEMENTS IN DETROIT.
eWeek Ending August ~, 1906

TrMPLE THKATHR AND WONDKRLAND-After-
moons 2;l5. 10c to 25c: Evenings s:l5. l0c to Soc
papinta. Nine. Norma Romano.
LYctUM-Prices ALWAYS l5c. Csc. Soc 75c. 25c
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. my
Wtfe's Family.
WHITNEV-Eveninps, i0c zoe. soc: Matinees,
1Oc, l5c, 25. Secret Service Sam"
LAFAyETTETHHATR bargain Mattnees Sun.
nNo1, Wed and Sat. Best Seats 2sc. Night
Prices, l0c, csc, S5c. "A Soldier OF the En-
pire."
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Quincy mine workers resume work

Quincy mine workers resume work,
after being on strike for three weeks,
1t wages offered by the company.
Coming home week will be cele-
orated August q to September /, In
Eaton Rapids. Gov. Warner and Gov.
Cummins. OF Iowa, will attend.
Niles is threatened with an ice fam
ne. Wurz Bros, the only dealers, say
heir supply Is nearly exhausted and
hat they are unable to buy pound
elsewhere.
No trace of the bodies of Guy War
ler and Ella Squires, who were sup
POSED to have been drowned at Reid S
axe Thursday night, has yet been
'ound. The belief that perhaps they
! have eloped is gaining ground. The
axe was dragged all day, but without
'esult.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Vicious CoIts.

Benjamin Laracy, aged II years, liv-
ng just outside of Kawkawlin, was at
lacked by two colts while feeding
hem. They kicked him badly, frac-
turing two ribs and breaking an arm.
His mother went to help him and
they both attacked her, jumping upon
her and seriously injuring her inter
lally. Mother and son may both die.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25

Oliver Weakley, Of Lansing, is under
rrest charged with assaulting his
lind wife because she extracted a
ollar from his trousers while he was
sleeping.
VIM. Brewer, aged II, Of Holland,
was killed by lightning while working
in the barn on his fathers farm. His
mother, seeing the barn in flames, res
cued the body.
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Phelan is Fat.

Rev. John Roderick Phelan, former
pastor of the Baptist cil Web at Cement
City, in jail charged with getting
money on false pretenses, is growing
fat and seems to worry little over his
future. Phelan says he is not a radical
church man and thinks there is no
harm in smoking cigar or taking
part In social game of cards, but he
says he is much opposed to gambling.
He has many visitors, who take him
fruit and flowers
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
Raced to Death.

Gertrude and Sigma Karlsen, aged
IL and IA years, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl F. Karlsen, of South Haven,
were drowned Sunday afternoon in the
bay, as a result of playful race down
steep sand hill to the water, their
momentum carrying them in beyond
their depth. No one was near enough
to rescue them, but several persons
saw them sink. The bodies were found
% minutes later, but life was extinct
Charlevoix county herald., 1906-08-25
SUMMARY OF A
WEEKS EVENTS
MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
AT HOME TOLD IN CON-
DENSED FORM.
LATE FOREIGN DISPATCHES

Interesting Items Of News Gathered
from All Parts of the Globe and
Outlined in the Briefest Manner
Possible.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
TRY
TO ROB BANK
DARING kHARK0FF BANDITS
TRAPPED BY THE GUARDS

Kharkoff, Mar 29-Even more dar-
ing than the robbery Of the Credit
Mutual bank at Moscow recently was
the attempt made i'm broad daylight
today TO rob the VOLTA Komma bank
by several college boys and. technolo-
gtcal students. The youthful desper-
ADDE'S quietly walked into the bank
with customers Of the institution, drew
revolvers and ordered everybody to
hold up hands Most of the employees
Ned in panic. but one cool headed
clerk attracted the attention Of the
guards outside, who Immediately bar
red the entrances to the bank The
students. finding themselves trapped
smashed the windows. jumped to the
street and attempted to escape under
cover of revolver fire one police
men was mortally wounded Four Of
the would-be robbers were overpower-
ed and captured
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
A. FLEIScHER
Real Estate and Loans.
Fire insurance.
Surety 6onds.
2f2lz South Second Street.
Automatic Phone 32S.
FOR SALE.


: FOR SALE.
So, 2,200-5-room brick cottage, new
bath, electric lights, N. Sixth st.
2,250-5-room modern adobe, well
built, nicely finished. large grounds.
Good outbuildings, trees and shrub
berry. Fouth ward.
SO, 3,0O0-S-room two-story, cement fin
ish dwelling, bath, etc. close in.
81, ,500--S-room frame dwelling, on
corner close in. lot 75x142, fine
shade trees.
1,4O0-4-room new biick cottage,
near shops, city water. easy terms.
terms.
A fine piece of business property for
sale.
Some good ranches for sale close to
city.
$2,6O0-5-room brick cottage. bath
electric lights, barn, corner lot, 501
142; N. Second street.
81, ,3O0-4-room frame, new, barn
shade trees, city water. high loca-
ton.
50, $2,000-5-room frame cottage, bath.
etc.; S. Arno street.
81, t,t00-4-room frame cottage. bath
electric lights, close in.
$G,500-4 double houses, close in. in
come $50 per month; good invest
ment Half cash. balance on time al
per cent.
3,5OO-7-room frame cottage. elegant
residence. West Tiieras ave.
SO, 3,300-9-room, 2-story bricK, suta-
BILE for rooming or boarding house
on Highlands.
2,600-6-rooin frame, bath, electric
lights, trees, shru bbery, lot 75x142,
Fourth ward.
81, 1,300-5-room frame, near shops.
SO, 000--7-room, two-story, modern
brick dwelling; bath; gas electric
lights; barn.
SO, ,300-5-room brick cottage; modern
well built large cellar; good barn;
trees and lawn; fine location. West
Tijeras road
2.700-6-room frame dwelling with
modern conveniences; well built. S.
Arno ST
2,300-5-roo:a frame cottage; mod
ern conveniences, trees and shrub
berry, corner lot, 50x142.
Money 10 Loan on Good Real Estate
Mt low Rates 0f Tntnrest
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
WHITE DIDN'T SAY THE
CONFERENCE WAS NEARLY OVET

Algeclras. Mar. 99.-Thc plenarj
sitting OF the conference on Moroccan
reforms today discussed customs tar
IFS and public works and agreed re-
Rarding a number of details, the re.
mainder going over until Saturday.
The delegates conferred pIfvateL
relative 10 the police and bank ques-
tlons In order to reach absolute una.
nimity on those subjects before th,t
come up In the conference for rltihcG-
tion.
Mr.. White. senior American dele.
gate, denies the authenticity of alleged
interviews with him which have been
published in London and Paris news
papers, stating that the delegates
foresee the probability that the next
meeting viii be its last
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
TO EXA NJ |NE
THE CORPSE
TO SEE IF PATRICK REALLY
GAVE RICE CHLOROFORM

New York, Mar. 29-Four years
after the date on which he was con
victed of the murder Of William
Marsh Rice, the Texas millionaire, Al
bert 7. Patrick's plea that an actual
test be made to prove or disprove his
contention that embalming fluid ana
not chloroform. was the cause Of the
condition Of Rice's body was granted
today II was the office of District
Attorney Jerome and not the defense
OF Patrick, however, which has un-
dertaken the investigation. II was
Patrtcks contention that the embalm
ing fluid administered after Rice's
death produced and would produce n
another case, conditions such as the
physicians, who testified in the case
ascribed to chlOroform poisoning
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
Carmen WIN strIkc.

Oakland. Cal. Mar. 29-By a vote
Of $40 to So. the members OF the car
mems union Of this city I'm a secret
meeting held here early this mornlna
decided TO strike because the union
demands were denied The demand.
include number Of different cases
for settlement which were presented
70 the company some time ago, but
the main points at Issue are grantlne
q fiat rate OF "a cents an hour for all
men regardless Of length Of service
and recognition Of the union. The
strike II not yet on as a committee nf
car men will walt on the company In
one more effort to get demands.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
JOHN MITCHELL.
aChafrfnap
PENNSYLVANIA AND READING
MEN NOT TO SHUT DOWN

Philadelphia, Mar. 29-Ohicials N
the anthracite coal companies control
led by the Pennsylvania and Reading
railroads, announced today that they
intend 10 operate their collieries as US
ual next week Notwithstanding that
the award Of the anthracite strike
commission expires on Saturday Re
ports from the coal fields show dat
the other large companies and the iu.
dependent operators also intend g.
continue work pending a settlement
of the differences between the m,ne
owners and their employees The min.
ing companies are still rushing coal to
the storage points convenient tn
Philadelphia and New York and arr
also making preparations in and about
the mines for a possible strike
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
Rctircd Army OTiccr Dics.

Chicago, Mar. 29.-Colouel Free
man Connor, aged 70, a retired arm,
officer was found dead i'm Forty-thirC
street today. lie apparently died o
heart disease With his wife he at
tended a wedding last night He re-
marked he was not feeling well. sale
he would order a carriage and starteC
to walk to a livery stable He was no
seen alive again.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
Arrested for Minneapolis Murder.

Duluth, MINI. Mar. 29-Six for
eigners thought by the police TO have
occupied the house in Minneapolis,
where the six Bulgarians were found
murdered yesterday morning, was ar
rested here today one of them who
talks English, says the party left on
Monday the house I'm Minneapolis
and at that time there were only six
men In the house and all were alive
and well Later five other men were
arrested in connection with the crime
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
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Independence, Kas.. Mar. 29.- Z
The Kansas Natural Gas COM Z
pany's big gas well below Caney. Z
which was struck by lightning Z
February 20, was successfully I
extinguished today. The second 4
hood, which was a failure. two q
o weeks ago, was placed over the Q
o well this afternoon The ground c
. had been made wet and soft q
Q around the well. so that the q
. hood sank deep into It, Previ- Q
. ous'y the siX-inch casing which .
o had caused the horizontal tom .
0 guCs Of fire had been dropped .
. into the hole and the only fire o
> now is through the vent pipe in .
. the top Of the hood Q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
BERRY HAS DECISIVE
LEAD ON JEFF DAVIS
Both Sides Claim Victory In Arkansa.
ScnaiOrlnI IiphI

Little Rock, Ark Mar. 29.--Iin.
complete returns from a majority of
the seventy-iiye counties In the dem
ocratic state primaries yesterday sho,,
a lead Of 1000 for Senator James II
Berry over Governor Jefferson Dayi,
iu the contest for the United States
scnatorshlp. Additional returns are
awaited with great interest as both
sides are claiming a victory.
The nomination Of the following
state ticket ls assured:
Governor. John S. Little: secretary
OF state, O. u. Ludwig, attorney gen
efaL q. y. pindall; state auditor 4
l.. Moore; state treasurer. j. l.. Yates.
state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton. j. J. Doyne. land commissioner
l.. l. COffman. agricultural commits
sioner, Guy b. Tucker. supreme Judge
close between W. l.. Noise and j. f.
Reddick.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
Arizona water COMPANY Rights sold

New York Mar 29.-The irriga
ton rights and land grants I'm Arizona
owned BY the Arizona Water COM
pany We're sold at auction under fore
closure today for $4,000, the amount
Of the first mortgage bonds under
which the proceedings were taken
The only bid offered was of Porter
steele. who represented bond hold
ers' committee, composed Of Charles
S Fairchild, Arthur b. Leach and
William H. Burrows
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30

conference followed The operators
OF western Pennsylvania and the min
ers OF the four states voted for IT,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30

Washington, Mar 29-Mrs Roosc
welt accompanied by her children.
Ethel Archie and Quentin, the chill
dren's govcrness and Mrs Roosevelt, 3;
maid left Washington for Fernandina.
Florida, over the Southern railway
this morning, At Fcrnandina they
board the Maynower for a cruise Of
about ten days in West Indian waters.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
TOTAL SUSPENSION IN
THREE ANTHRACITE DISTRICTS

TOTAL SUSPENSION IN
THREE ANTHRACITE DISTRICTS
Indianapolis. Ind. Mar. 2s-The
anthracite miners scale committee to-
night issued orders for a total sas.
pension OF mining in the three an
thraeite districts beginning Monday
morning. April ? The committee no.
tilted President Baer that the miners
scale committee will meet the opera
tors scale committee in New YcrS
city at 10 a. m. AT the close Of the
meeting of the committee tonight
President Mitchell Of the United alinC
Workers Issued the following state
ment:
The committee appointed by the
Shamokin convention December Ia
met tonight and had under consiiera-
tion the letter signed by Mr. Haef
dated March 20 and wired him the
following:
IF agreeable to you a meeting o;
the joint Subcommittee Will be neld
In New York at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
April 8, for the purpose of further
considering the wage scale in the an
thracite feld"
The committee having ne matter
I'm charge instructed the anthracite
miners. eXccnt the men ueccgs.u'y 10
run the pumps. and ;,.'esarva the prop
erty. to suspend WORK on Monday
morning, April ?. peldmg further IN.
structions from the comudt.e4 ap-
pointed by the Shamokin convention.
The entire miners COMMITTEES will
meet I'm New York a s o'clock Tues
day night TO hear the report Of the
joint subcommittee
"SignedD
Albuquerque morning journal., 1906-03-30
Pnttlsnn Mnrsc

Columbus. Ohio. Mar. 29.-Govern-
or PattlsOn's condition took an unfa-
vorable turn tonight. but Il Is not re-
garded as alarming.
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