The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-02
WOLVERINE
NEWS BREVITIES

Harold McKowen, aged
! twelve, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
McKowen, farmers living In Osh-
| temo township, and Harold Haw-
kinson, aged sixteen. of Chicago, were
drowned in Wolf lake. eight miles
west OF this city. while swimming.
James Moore, aged sixteen, another
Oshtemo boy. nearly drowned trying
to save Hawkinson. There was a
! chain set out in the lake to serve as
warning to swimmers not to go
( beyond II. Hawkinson. playing dare
the leader" went beyond the chain.
Suddenly his cries for help attracted
the attention of his companions. Both
Moore and McKowen rushed to his
aid. Moore reached the boy first. but
for fear he would be pulled under
! by him. released his grasp and swan
| to shore. Hawkinson then fastened
| his arms about the neck of young
| McKowen and the two sank together.
Battle Crek.---Jesse Reincke, TWEEN
/ ty years old, was drowned while
bathing in Nottowa lake In Te-
konsha township, near here The
lad stepped of q ledge in the
! lake and went down before any one
could reach him. His father. William
! Reincke. and a friend were with him.
and saw him go down, powerless to go
| to his rescue because neither could
| swim,
Traverse City.-Maggie Jatoga, an
Ottawa squaw, who was one hun
dred years old her last birthday.
died at her home IN Yuba. She
| spent her entire life In the Grand
| Traverse region being born in an
! Indian village where Sution's Bay is
now located. A niece, Angelina SKI
bergosh Of Yuba. is her only known
relative.
Jacksonville automobile of VIII
| liam Edwards, of Munith, vii
| lage few miles northeast Of Jack
son, turned turtle when 1t struck a
washout in the roadway. Two sons
of Edwards, Henry, thirteen years old
and Robert. nine. were killed Their
father and uncle who were also in
the car escaped serious injury.
Holland. Earl HENDERSON five
years old. was killed when the
wheels of wagon In which he was
being taken to a doctor. passed over
his body. Earl and his mother occu-
pied loose seat on the wagon. and
when the horse SHE'D both we're
thrown out Mrs. HENDERSON was
uninjured
Lansing -Requisition papers have
been forwarded to Governor Rails
| ton of Indiana by Governor Ferris
| for the return of John Allison. who is
under arrest at South Bend, Ind. ALI
son was paroled from Jackson prison
| by Ex-Governor Warner. but violated
| the conditions OF his release and il
the Indiana authorities Will give him
up he will be returned to Jackson to
complete his sentence.
Jackson. Thomas Hanlon, the ten
| year-old boy who fell under the wheels
| while catching on circus train here.
died In the city hospital. Both legs
were crushed.
| Lansing.-State Treasurer Haarer
has received q remittance OF SIT.
600 from the Marquette prison to
! be placed in the general fund. the
amount representing the first deposit
on state account resulting from the es'
! tablishment of an overall factory In
| the prison Under the law requiring
| the prison to abandon the contract
| system and manufacture OF state ac-
count, the overall factory was estab-
| lished and this is the first amount
turned in since the system was estab-
lished.
Lansing. --Whether the state or
the Stearns Salt and Lumber COM
pany Of Ludington. will pay John Ken
ely of Ludington, compensation as the
result OF injuries he received while
! fighting forest fire, will depend upon
| the decision rendered by the Industrial
accident board. Kenelly was regular
ly employed by the Stearns company.
but was asked to assist the state de-
partment in extinguishing forest fire
and was badly burned.
| Kalamazoo.-That former Deputy
Sheriff Patrick Burns, who sud
denly disappeared two weeks ago. Is
dead is the belief of Kalamazoo Off
GERS who have conducted search for
him. Absolutely no trace OF him can
be obtained and officers fear that he
has either met foul play in northern
4 Michigan or has been killed in the
woods. He was appointed deputy game
warden last spring.
Holland.--Herman Abel. fifty years
old. a Bauer farmer was struck
by lightning while working III the
field. When he failed to return
home after the storm a search was
made. and he was found lying ancon-
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