The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-18
STATENEWS

former health officer. launched boom
for municipal garbage collection and
disposal
Port Huron.--Dr. Fred w. Lang
has begun suit to recover $1,000
from Marine City, which. he alleges. is
due him for services.
Port Huron.-Capt. Arthur b. Sly
field. who for q number OF years
sailed the lakes. was found dead at
the home of his parents here.
Grand Rapids.-Timothy Lynch,
fifty years old. was killed by train
near the Union station. It is be-
lieved he had gone to sleep on the
tracks. ~
Ionia.-Pere Marquette Detectives
Thomas Hart and c. H. Miller have
caused the arrest OF Charles O'Neil,
and Ionia car inspector, on a charge
OF breaking a car seal.
| Muskegon.-Lawren D. Reed.
i've years old, of Brunswick, Is
dead as the result OF being hit on the
head by stone thrown by Frank
Pointer. fifteen years old. and intended
for dog.
L oABludW-bT. w. u. " Ittliy, uSdlth
oflcer, has pronounced the cut, which
the Pere Marquette railway has had
dredged into its property at First
street q public nuisance. The sub
! iect will be referred to the state
board of health.
Jackson.--At the meeting OF the
state suffragists here. November S,
6 and z. Jane Adams will be one OF
| the principal speakers. The after
noon and evening session will be
| open to the public and will be in the
nature Of educational exercises.
Flint.-James !. Butcher, wealthy
hardwood lumber dealer Of Detroit,
was arrested and fined $25 and
$3.50 costs for violating the fish and
game laws by putting seine in Long
lake a week ago.
Grayling. Malcomb Mcpherson,
] while awaiting trial in the county
Jail for criminal indecency. cut his
| throat from ear to ear, nearly sever
, ing his head. He died in few min
utes. He came here from Sigsbee.
| where he worked In the woods.
Pontiac.-Because they were mel
Their tardy nor absent for six
months, 500 Oakland county children
will be given floral certificates by the
county school commissioner. The
| townships OF Commerce and Highland
| are tied in the matter. each having Al
| awards.
Battle Creek.--Attendants and a
doctor from the eanitarlum executed
a marathon through the streets to
| catch Thomas Revin, twenty-three
years old. who It is alleged was seen
by woman going through the pos.
sessions of a patient. Police sur
rounded block and landed Bevin In
jail.
Cadillac-John Hill. grocer; d. F.
Rosebuck, potato buyer OF Fifo
Lake; Charles Bechtel, Nathan Cornell
| and George Ford, the last three well
known Manton men, all appeared In
| Justice ]. E. Stafford's court and paid
fines OF IS each. with the exception or
Hill, who was fined $13 because he fur
nished the poker room.
! Petoskey.-Fred Wager. nineteen
| years old. OF Boyre Falls. Is the
| first victim of hunting accident
| in this section of the staterthi year
He died at Petoskey hospital as tho
| result Of shot which entered his
body when his shotgun was acciden-
tally discharged while he was hunt
| ing rabbits two weeks ago.
Ann Arbor.-A petition has been
received by the head Of the edu-
cation department at the University
Of Michigan. asking that In addition
to the three studies which are to
| comprise the university extension
course In Detroit. ascourse In educa'
ton also be given. This petition was
signed by 2S Detroit-teachers.
Bay City.-Willlam A. Kinckle,
negro porter running out OF Dc
troit, was sentenced to ten days
in Jail by Judge Collins after he had
pleaded guilty to the theft OF pocket
book on Pullman August !.
Kinckle's home Is Lynchburg. Va.
The pocketbook had been left on
seat by a woman passenger.
| scanaba.-The freight steamer c.
| c. Hand, bound from Cleveland to Chi
/ CdSO Will u CdTSO vi sOie Wal, "N
burned to the waters edge In Green
Bay. Members Of the crew reached the
shore OF Big Summer island In safety
and we're taken of later by fishing
schooner Shortly after the fire was
discovered the whole vessel was en-
veloped In flames The steamer was
the property of Capt. Francis Hackett
| Of Detroit.
Kalamazoo. - Discovery OF ev-
dence which pointed to the fact
that some one attempted to burn
down the Lake street school started a
sweeping investigation. The building
caught fire and when discovered por-
ton Of It was already In flames. Fire
men succeeded in preventing the firs
from doing more than $1,000 damage
Two men were seen hurrying away
from the building just before the IRE
department arrived. A $500 reward
has been offered.
Kalamazoo. = Catholic army vet
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