The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-10-04
STATE
HAPPENINGS

thirty three years old, was drowned In
Reeds lake when boat capsized G.
r. Talbot, a companion, was able TO
reach shore.
Standish.--A jury awarded A. Pin
kos a verdict OF 5000 against for.
mer Senator A. Forsyth, who was &C.
cused OF Misrepresentation In selling a
farm to Pinkos.
Saginaw.-Louis Dohmer was pushed
in front of motor car by a playmate
and sustained broken leg and inter-
nal injuries. The motor was driven
by Charles p. Bieder.
Plymouth.-Samuel Hudd. ffty-four
years old. secretary Of the Mark
ham Air Rife company here. died
as the result of stroke Of apoplexy.
He was attending the Methodist
church when stricken.
vassar.-Ernest Miner. who took
tho $4,000 automobile OF DR.. H. l..
Morris recently for Joy ride and who
was apprehended in Bay City. pleaded
guilty Saturday and Judge Beach SEN
| fenced him to 80 days In jail.
Muskegon.-Falling from the north
bound Marquette train here after
running to catch 1t. John Klose,
twenty-one years old, Of Holton. lost
his left foot under the rear trucks OF
the last car klose. carrying two suit
cases. was on his way home
Battle Creek.-A buggy in which
Otto sealof was driving from
Brownlee park to this city was struck
| by a west-bound passenger train on
| grade crossing. The buggy had cleared
the track except for the rear wheels.
which were crushed. Neither Sealoff
nor the horse was injured
Port Huron.--Edward F. McBur
ney was brought to this city by
Deputy Sheriff Windsor OF Macomb
county to answer charge OF ileecing
Thomas Smart out of 1897 on a gam
| bling device at the Thumb fair here
| last week. 1t Is alleged that McBur-
| ney operated without receiving per.
mission to do so.
Escanaba.- Elizabeth Rowan. four.
| teen years old, and Frank Ma,
leski. seventeen. who left their home
In North Escanaba several days ago
and were supposed to have elopcd
have been apprehended in Milwaukee.
according to a telegram received by
| the city marshal of this city. Steps
will be taken to have them returned
( here.
Detroit-The Polish National al
lance closed it's biennial conyen.
/ ton here. selecting Schenectady.
/ ". Y. for the next meeting and elect
+ Ing Casmir Zychlinski OF Chicago pres
dent The other new officers are:
S:anislaus Mermcl, Chicago, vice.pres-
dent; John Zawilinski, Chicago, gen.
srzl secretary. and Joseph Magdziarz.
+ Chicago. treasurer.
Chelsea.-Harold Gilbert, twelve
E years old. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
alfred Gilbert, OF this village. is dead.
and his brother. Clarence Gilbert, ten
Z years old, lies seriously wounded in
Z the University hospital at Ann Arbor.
as the result OF two bullet wounds, In
alcted by two brothers, Charles Wat
kins. ten years old, and his brother.
/ Edward Watkins. eight years old.
; Grand Rapids.-Ernest o. Briggs,
ithe postmaster who Is said 10
have embezzled $3.50 and a large guam
/ t!ty OF stamps from the post Office at
! SlocuE last spring, was brought to
/ this city by Chief Deputy United
| States Marshal Christian Meedeson
OF Oklahoma City, Okla. He was
locked up in the county jail pending
trial at the fall term OF the United
States circuit court.
te.-Electrocuted Just az
| no was about to leave for the
! University Of Illinois, Charles Sack
| rider, aged twenty-one, Ishpeming, was
/ killed at the Mas mine at Negaunee.
/ He was fixing a window when his
hand came In contact with live wire.
/ Thirty thousand volts passed through
his body. A fatality Of the same ma
ture at the Bates mine at Iron River
had az its victim an underground
worker. Ell Wertner.
Bay Clty.-The family of George
Bradburn nfty yeas old. a Michi.
gan Central employe, reported that
he had been missing since last
week. and his body was found in the
river near tho Michigan Central
bridge. Bradburn left his homo about
two o'clock In the morning. saying:
I'm going away" She called a son tc
follow tho man. but by the time the
boy had dressed his father had disap-
peared. Mrs Bradburn said her hus-
band was partially demented.
Ann Arbor.---Presldent Hutchlns
OF the university has just received
from Oxford, England, the sched
ule OF dates and subjects OF the
competitive examination for the
Ithodes scholarship. The first examin-
talon In to be held Tuesday morning.
October IL. in translations from Latin
TO English. From 2 to 4 in the after
noon. Latin prose: to 7, arithmetic.
"wednesday. from 10 to IL, translation
from Greek to English; from 2 to 3.
Latin grammar, and from 8 to Z, alge-
bra and geometry. The examination
papers will be forwarded to Oxford for
correction
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