Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-09-24
STATE NEWS BRIEFS.

tired TO practice in Detroit.
The seven-story ONCE building in
Ann Arbor started by Frank y. Glazier
will be sold at public auction Novem-
Der IL.
While experimenting drain con
struction, w. j. Helrigle. Kent coun-
~ drain commissioner, was killed by
cave-in.
Though local option was rejected in
Charlotte when last submitted, pro-
hibition, workers are preparing to sub
init II again.
Myrtle Lennon, mother OF the child
which Joseph Duffy is accused OF hay-
ing thrown into the river, was admit.
red TO $500 bail
In trying TO save his hat which blew
of, Edward Larkins, an Adrian car
penter. fell from the steps OF To
ledo & Western car and was killed.
After having been separated six
years by divorce, Mrs. Emma Thiele,
aged CO. and Albert Thiele. aged G2,
OF Grand Rapids, will be remarked.
To prevent the lines from again be
coming blocked by snow, the NJ. T..
r. is building snow fences in the deep
cuts and adding equipment for clear
Ing the tracks.
Men burning stumps on a farm near
Greenville found the partly burned
body of an infant which had been
placed in one of the stumps the night
before.
As a memorial to her father, the
late Peter White. Mrs. George Shiras
III, of Washington, will present
$4,000 organ 10 ST. Paul's Episcopal
cathedral of Marquette.
They smoke away their brains and
spit away their good sense. Soon they
will not have any" declared Carrie
Nation OF the L. OF NJ. professors III
her lecture in Ann Arbor.
Charles Ledrick aged Is. and Har-
rison Simpson, aged 10, escaped In
mates from the Home for the Feeble
Minded at Lapeer, were picked up on
the streets of Saginaw and sent back.
Charles Hoberkamp, aged 10, was
accidentally shot by his older brother
who mistook him for bear in the
woods near Escanaba. The boys left
arm was shattered at the elbow and he
may die.
Olga Sundberg, aged II, of Cadillac,
is under arrest on suspicion of hav-
ing murdered the babe to which she
recently gave birth. The body was
buried behind the barn on her par
ents' farm.
After swallowing a sand burr Mil
dred Kooyers, aged IL, OF Holland,
lost her power of speech. While on
the way TO Ann Arbor for an opera.
tion she coughed up the burr and has
recovered.
A man who has been identified as
ly killed by the breaking of a trolley
pole on southbound Toledo inter
urban car short distance north of
lockwood Monday.
Placing a shotgun against her heart,
Mrs Mark Bugbee. wife of a promi-
nent Orangeville farmer, killed her
self early Monday while alone in the
house. She had been brooding over i'll
health for some time.
An explosion of flashlight powder in
his dark room tore off the right arm
of Frank Schoonmaker, of Three Riv-
ers, at the elbow, blew out an eye
and made a ragged hole in his side
He will probably die.
Ann Praebjenda, 33, OF Detroit, died
on Sunday after suffering from August
% with an affection of the heart. Her
relatives say the footing of fire en-
CINE whistles frightened her and
caused the trouble with her heart
The 5-year-old daughter of Mrs Jno
o. Butler, of Charlotte, playfully tied
! he IF hnt A. lie
old sister and then either pushed or
attempted to lift the child from the
crib The mother found the infant
dead.
A furniture car consigned to Eu-
rope caught fire from spontaneous
combustion near Elba. 1t was cut
loose and a rapid run made to Lapeer
where the fire department extin.
guished the flames The furniture was
ruined.
Isaac Sherman. aged y, was found
on the streets of Lansing in an ex-
hausted condition. He had walked
from Toledo to Lansing and said he
was on his way to visit his daughter,
Mrs. David Sherman, who lives near
st. Johns.
Ddhicl AhStll, puOtoSldpHtI anu
cousin of President Angel, of the u
OF NJ, died in Dowagiac at the home
Of Mrs. Flora Copeland, friend, after
being brought back from the Kalama-
zoo insane asylum. Charges of i'll
treatment are made.
Judge A. J. Mills. president OF the
board Of control OF the Kalamazoo
asylum, says there will be an investi-
cation into the charge that Daniel An
CELL, Of Dowagiac, cousin OF President
Angel, of the u. Of NJ, was abused
and beaten In the asylum.
Word reached Chief OF Police Dowd
that George w. Pattee, well known
Muskegon man, missing for the last
year, is dead In Camden, Ark Three
Of his children died within a year and
he disappeared Half Back Harry Pat
tee of the Muskegon high school
eleven Is the only son left.
r. A. CARRIER and T.. A. Farrand, rep
resenting the state highway commits
sioner, have completed the work Of
getting signatures In Eaton county to
vote on the Good Roads" proposition
next spring. II is also expected that
the country will vote on local option