The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-06

and to the new happiness she had
found. He did not dare even commu-
nicate with his child.
State Notes
HUBBARDSTON-T 6-year-old
son of Thomas Council, three miles
north of here, played with matches !
with the result that two large barns
stocked with hay and grain, also a
tool house, were burned To the ground
KALAMAZOO-Arthur Adams, a
Michigan Central engineer, whose
home is in jackson. was overcome by
heat when his train pulled into the
station lost night, and he was removed
10 Il hospital. His condition is said {"
be serious.
ANN ARBOR--Marvin = Brown, of
Durand, Mich, today filed a suit in the
circuit court here for $4,000 damages
against the Ann Arbor railroad com
pany, for the loss of his right arm
Brown alleges that on July q, 1913,
he attempted To get off an Ann Arbor
| train at Durand on his way home from
4, Toledo, but before he reached the
ground. the train started and he was
thrown under the wheels.
LAKE CITY--Cassius Bowser. bus
driver found guilty of criminal libel
in suit brought by Circuit Judge
| Fred :. Lamb, of Cadillac, by jury
| in Justice court, Saturday, has been
released on 500 bond, signed by his
daughter. Frances Bowser, of Big
Rapids He has asked for an appeal
to the circuit court of Missaukee
! county. Bowser was given two days
To pay the costs Of the ease or serve
Il 30-day Jail term.
| ALI.EGAN-The Michigan Il Chi
cago railway company, branch OF the
| Michigan United, has control of what
was the Alleean branch oi the Michi-
gan Central. \ special ON sunday
brought officials here from Jackson
who returned Ainndal, installing
agents along the line. The new com
pany operates two trains each way
daily.
Damage suits amounting
To $4,000 We're started against flint
| "Wednesday. Miss Olive Gilbert fell
into an open calvert and asks $4,000
I.oreua. Lennon, of Owosso, fell on a
defective sidewalk and asks $4,000; K.
q. Mclaughlin fell over guy wire
on a city pole and asks $4,000.
GRAND RAPIDS-Ray Alberts.
about IS years old. was killed We'd
nesday when he was whired around
a shaft at the plant of the Grand
Rapids Veneer works, when he tried
To adjust Il belt
| BENTON HARBOR-Because phone
service is poor, the city council Is pre-
pairing to appeal to the state railroad
commission asking that body To in
vestigate local conditions and inspect
the physical equipment. A council
committee is inVestigating
! MISUNDERSTANDING Kremin died
late Tuesday night from the effects oil
the extreme heat. kremin hal only
been in this country two weeks ana
Tuesday morning obtained his first Job
shaking slack in a foundry. Despite the
warnings of fellow workmen. il is said
ne ovarexerted himself and at noon
instead of eating dinner. drank Il large
amount of cold water Late in the AZ
ternoon he appeared so sick that he
was sent home.
PORT HURON-Free :. Currie, Il
Port Huron young man, was taken u
Detroit Wednesday afternoon To am
swer to charge of passing worthless
checks. II is alleged that Currie OPP
Grated i'm Duluth. Flint, Detroit ana
other cities. Currie has not been In
Port Huron much in the past few
wears, but came here Ia see some
friends and was arrested as he was
taking "A ferry boat for Canada
L KALAMAZOO alamaZoo police
|. are baftled over the operations OF q
"gentlcman" burglar. Dressed i'm the
. heighth of fashion, he has entered
the homes Of several rich residents
and stole valuables. The poltcc learn
ed after he left the homes of james
Stillman early Wednesday, he met two
men. Speaking most politely to them
they did not suspect he was a burslai
until warning cries came from th'
house II was then zoo late To eater
, him.
II JACKSON--If Judge Charles IL
Smith, late of Manila, Il. l., can gail
sufficient strength, he will he brought
10 jackson. senator Townsend. MS
former law partner. has offered th'
use of his home here tn the judge t'
, spend his last days. The Judge u
, conscious at intervals and begs To h'
, brought To Jackson. lie is now a
, Marblehead, Mass.
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