The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-09-14
SUMMARY OF NEWS.
Happenings Of the World In the Last
Week Told In Brief Paragraphs.

Little Thunder, from me Crow Wing
reservation in Montana, and a rela-
tive or Crazy Bear of the Sisseton res
ervation, We're found dead near Sisse-
ION, 5. d., Friday night. 1t is
thought that they killed each other.
The Grand Duke of Baden, celebrat-
Ing his eightieth birthday at his cas-.
tie at Mainau, Lake Constance, Ger
many, Friday, received a deputation
OF COMMUNICATIONS who crossed the
ocean for the purpose of presenting
him with an address.
The David Bradley Manufacturing
Co., of Kankakee, ILL.,, Friday went in
10 voluntary liquidation. Assets arc
$1,962,SS3 and liabilities s79O,331. The
object of the liquidation is to reorgan.
ize the business.
There is movement on foot in ia
'maica to form food reform commit
tee in order to get the people to de.
velop the agricultural resources of
the colony and discontinue the impor.
tation Of corn, peas and other food
stuffs. 1t is the plan or the commit
tee to give prizes to peasants for
agricultural improvements.
A man giving his name as James
Macauley, was arrested In San Fran
cisco Sunday on suspicion of being
Paul Kelly, who is wanted in New
York for homicide. Kelly was a
r,otOrp,on IN on alavotad roi1rood cor
on Ninth avenue. On Sept. 5, 1905
he ran into an open switch, ditching
the train and causing number OF
deaths.
News of the loss Of the San Fran
cisco whaling steamer Alexander in
the Arctic was received in New Bed
ford Mass, Sunday in a telegram
from Captain James A. Tilton, the
commander of the vessel to his wife
who is a resident of this city. The
telegram was sent from Nome, Alaska
and gave no details further than say
ing that the crew was safe.
4. H. Little ad c. D. Hagerty, who
in company with three expert chauf
feurs, left New York Aug. 16 in al
automobile seeking to reduce thu
trans-continental tourist car record o
SO days, arrived in San Francisco OF
Sunday night The trip occupied 2
days. 8 hours and As minutes, includ
ing all stops, thus lowering the recort
by nearly nine hours.
Of Tnno ha
voted unanimously to resist TIT
efforts of the insurance legislativ,
committee and Legislature of mex
winter to effect the passage of sta
tutes regulating the rates of insur
ance charged by fraternal societies
A resolution to this effect wa
adopted
The American beard of commission
ers for foreign missions, located il
Boston, which closed it's fiscal yea
Tuesday announced the largest re
ceipts in it's RESPONSIBILITIES. Thi
is a gain over the previous year o
| S161 ,020 The board has reduced it
debt during the year from $176,527 t
| sS5,407.
|, The French council of ministers ha
| authorized Minister of Interior Glen
| enceay to issue an order for the i'm
| mediate release of Frederic and The
rassa Humbert, under the conditions
| Iteration law. The grounds are goo
conduct on the part of Frederic Hum
bert, and ill-health Of Therassa Hum
cert, who is about to undergo an or
Grafton.
The grand council of the Unite,
States of the improved Order of Red
men, has elected these officers: Gram
Incohonee, w. A. s. Bird, Of Kansas
cat senior sycamore, Joseph Fai
rar, of Pennsylvania; great prophet
John w. Cherry, Of Virginia; grea
chief of records, Wilson BROOKS, o
Illinois. great keeper Of wampum
William Prowine. of Massachusetts,.
Asphyxiation, chloroform an
drowning were the methods used Fri
| day by Claude Unger, a wealthy bus
| ness man Of st. Louis to commit sui
eide in his home. His dead body wa
found in sealed bathroom lying II
| tub Of water. About his head an,
over his mouth was drawn cloti
/ which had been saturated with chloi
oform and the gas in the room hq
been turned on, but not ignited. III
ness Is supposed to have been tn
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