The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-25
MICHIGAN NEWS
TERSELY TOLD

was entered and $50 taken. There
Is no clew to the burglar
| Pontiac.-Deputy sheriffs :. discov-
cred in Detroit meat markets Gov
eral steers which were stolen from
8. X. Van Alta, South Lyon meat
dealer. last week.
| Grand Rapids.--Dorine Boersma.
four years old, fell into a boiler Of
boiling water and was 80 terribly
burned that she died u short timo
| later.
Bay City.--William Dora. paroled
q month ago from Ionia prison.
was taken back because he stole an au-
tomobile belonging TO DR.. J. N. Jonee-
Dora had served less than two Year,
Of sentence Of Is years for burglary.
Grand Rapids. Charles Sedar-
John Vonloon and Robert Molo Of
| Belmont were arrested by railroad Do
tectives for demolishing the Grand
| Rapids & Indiana station In Hifdsdale-
The work was done with shotguns. TO
volvers and rifles which were found on
the three men when they were cap
tured. Each was fined So.
Calumet.-Two more arrests, ma
king six in connection with the
shooting Of James Pollock. Jr.. q depu-
| ty sheriff. at Hurontown. were made
When deputies were making arrests
they were stoned by strikers and II
was necessary to call out the cavalry
! men, who charged the mob with drawn
sabers.
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| conference. with, delegates pres
ent from all over Michigan and Can
| ada. opened In this city. Rev. T. d
w. Muir of Detroit, one Of the leaders
q here. Tho meetings will be held
in Gospel hall. The members OF the
conference do not believe in holding
church meetings.
Holland.-Old age took a turn
at the marriage license counter
in County Clerk Glerum's ONCE whom
Harry v. Gates OF Fremont. seventy
five years old. took out license to
wed Mrs. Lucy Gates, seventy-throe
years old. of Coopersville. The pros
| pective bride was the, wife Of the
groom's cousin several years ago.
Monroe.-Governor Cox OF Ohio
has granted the extradition OF
George Smith, fifty-seven years old.
who It Is alleged captured poultry I'm
Michigan without the knowledge or
the owners. Edward G. Bell of White
ford township made complaint against
him. but Smith refused to cross tho
| state line without requisition. He
| was brought over by Under Sherin
| Cronenwett.
Traverse City.-The fifty-frst an
nual meeting OF the Grand Trav-
erse Association OF Congregational
churches was held In Omena and
practically every church in the dis
J trict is represented. DR.. w. J. Suther-
land OF Lansing. the state home mis-
] sionary superintendent, was present
] and gave an address. Rev. Mr.. Free
| land of ThompsonvilIe was elected
moderator for next year.
Ironwood--Harry Strike. chief OF
police at Jessieville, was shot and
killed accidentally by six-year-
| old boy. Some men came In from
hunting and laid shotgun on a table.
The boy. seeing the gun, took 1t up and
entered the room, where Chief Strike
and other men were sitting, and point
| ing the gun, pulled the trigger. The
charge entered Strikes breast. death
| resulting instantaneous. An inquest
was held and the, jury returned a YER
dict Of accidental shooting.
Boyne City.--Mr. and Mrs. George
Saunders and Mrs. l.. Bevans.
visitor, had a narrow escape with
their lives In fire which destroyed
the Saunders home Mrs. Bevans
awoke to find her bed being showered
with embers and the room sitting
with smoke. She aroused Mr.. and
Mrs. Saunders. and all had barely
time to flee to the street in their
night robes. The loss is estimated Mt
$4,000. The origin Of the blaze has
not been determined.
Bay City.-Temple Emery, at one
time one of the wealthiest and
best known manufacturers of lumber
In Michigan, died at the Masonic
home in Alma. In the lumber panic OF
1894. Mr.. Emery was one of the
heaviest losers through the indorse-
| ment OF paper. Later he was appoint
ed salt inspector. an Office which he
lost when Governor Osborn was elect
ed. Since then, and up to a month
| ago, Mr.. Emery devoted his time to the
life Insurance business. Failing health
compelled him to give up the work and
he was admitted to the home.
Saginaw.-Rev. Richard ]. Swee-
ney, for forty years pastor of St,
Joseph's Catholic church in this city.
caused much regret throughout his
parish when he announced he would
retire. Father Sweeney IL now more
than seventy years old, and has boon
| In the priesthood nearly half CEN
trry. For many years his health has
been failing and his eyesight growing
weaker For a time physicians be
lieved- that he would go blind. He
came here from Silver Creek. Cass
county, and took charge of the par
ish during the construction Of Sag
inaw's first Catholic church.
Owosso.--Frank Buryk. molder.
was identified by Samuel Schmidt.