Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1910-03-24

SATISFIED WIN ltS present corps
teachers that no change will be mad
this year.
The Ann Arbor railroad station at
Temple was destroyed by fire Tues
day. The loss will reach $1,000 No
insurance was carried.
Miss Lula Grattopp, Fl years old,
was instantly killed by G. r. a. |.
switch engine at Traverse City. Three
cars went over the young woman's
body
Because he blew the top of a mans
derby out with blank cartridges,
Frank Seigmund, giving his residence
as Columbus, o., was arrested at
Flint.
The bank of Butternut was broken
into Tuesday night and the burglars
blew the door off the safe with nitro
glycerin, but failed in their attempts
to open the money chest.
G.. NJ. Hunt is at the head of cor
poration to be formed at Eaton Rap
ids for the manufacture OF solution
for orchard spraying. A new factory
will be built for the industry.
One hundred and Atty Grand Rap
Aho ohilhN VIII dlCSS III Nbitc h"i
mel suits and lavender hose and ties.
and charter a special car to attend
the New Orleans conclave in April.
The Port Huron Salt Co. has merged
with the Morton Salt Co. and the new
organization will continue under the
name of the former. 1t is planned TO
produce 100000 barrels of salt day.
Harry G. LudholZ, a merchant OF
Ann Arbor, died as a result Of taking
paris green with suicidal intent.
Brooding over financial troubles is
said to have been the cause OF his
act.
Mayor b. II. Custer, elected two
years ago at Eaton Rapids on the
citizens ticket because of his ideas OF
reform. is geing urged to accept
second nomination. So far he has re-
fused TO consider it.
Over 500 attended the annual st.
Patrick's day banquet at Kalamazoo.
Speeches were made by John Henni'
gan of Jackson, Lawton T. Hemans
OF Mason. Judge Farabaugh Of South
Bend and n. Deverbeaux of Chesan-
ing.
Acknowledgement Bird holds that
the United Wireless Co of Chicago
may be admitted to Michigan under the
telegraph incorporation act. While
the apparatus is different the purpose
is the same as that of wire COM
panies, he says.
Because he shot fish in the Branch
river with a shotgun, Frank Calan-
drino, an Italian, was arrested and
Anal eE0 anl IN IN nnetc Tho man
had a large string OF fish when ar
rested, and they were turned over to
the state school,
The Custer Monument association,
which will erect at Monroe, Mich, a
monument to the hero, has elected as
officers: Gov. Warner, president;
Otto Kirchner of Detroit, vice-presi-
dent, and Insurance Commissioner J.
" Barry, secretary.
Landlin Tschirhart, for 80 years a
member of the board of supervisors
as representative from Sherman town
ship. has given notice that he has quit
politics. He is 20 years of age and is
said to be the Oldest supervisor in the
state in point OF continuous service.
Lewis II. Haney, assistant profes-
sor of political economy at the U. OF
NJ, has rendered his resignation, that
he may accept position in the Uni
versity of Texas, as acting head Of
the department of economy. Haney
came to Michigan in 1908 from Iowa.
Arthur Legary, who was arraigned
in Saginaw charged with selling liq-
uor to a drunkard, refused to hire
lawyer and conducted his OWL case.
He was acquitted by the jury. He
won his own case by breaking down
the testimony of the policeman who
arrested him.
William Hakala is dead on the Goge
bic iron range as the result of an
accident at Ferdinand Schlesingers
Newport mine Hakala fell 500 feet.
He was assisting in Strengthening out
a "kink' in the hosting cable. His
body was horribly mangled. He was
aged 20 and married.
William Chittenden, aged "A. died
at his home in Galesburg from
wound received while soldier in the
civil war. He was connected with
the Second Michigan cavalry. The
wound developed into a cancer. Chit
tenden leaves a widow, children
and 10 grandchildren.
Alfred Miller, %, is held in the Sag
NAV county Jail charged with leaving
an unpaid board bill. He was arrested
in Bay City Following this charge
another will be made against him by
Saginaw officers who allege that ne OBJ
tanned money from the Salvation Army
under false pretenses.
After trying 10 collect her alimony
for eight years Mrs. Nina Lowell, of
Flint. has succeeded in serving papers
on her former husband. Henry Fl. Low
ell OF Chicago. restraining him from
disposing Of his property until her
claim of $4,000 is adjusted. Lovell's
mother died and he will receive
third of $4,000 left by his mother.
After an illness Of nearly a year
Ebenezer o. Grosvenor died Saturday
at his home in Jonesville He was
90 years old. having celebrated his
birthday January &c, As banker and
business man in this village and
large figure in state politics. Mr. Gros-
yopnr uac nrCnniDant for man. wars