The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-09
STATEMENTS

Alpena.-In a brawl in John Lau's
saloon, Frank Kramer. farmer,
was seriously and possibly fatally
stabbed by Frank Prema. longshore-
man. Cramer was stabbed four times
with a large tack-knife. one wound
penetrating the abdomen. Prema. who
was a member of the city police force
20 years ago. was eating supper when
arrested. He Is forty-nine years old
and has q family. Cramer Is about
thirty years old.
Holland Bending over the side
Of the launch in which she was
riding. Miss Phoebe Plat, nineteen
years old, of Saugatuck, sustained
bad scalp wound when her hair, which
was hanging loose over her back, be
came entangled In the engine shaft
and stopped the machinery. Miss Platt
was released with difficulty and sew
eraf stitches were necessary to close
the wound
Monroe.-Arthur Lessow of this
city offered reward Of 500 for
the recovery or for information lead
ing to the recovery of the body OF John
O'Brien, twenty-five years old, of Mon
roe, who has been missing since May
J. O'Brien Is described as five feet
seven inches tall. weight 160 pounds.
with dark brown hair and scar on
the right side OF his law
Eaton Rapids.--The farm home of
Or d. H. Long four miles east
OF this city. was struck by Light
ming and destroyed with loss Of So
600. The members of the family were
away at the time and did not know
they had been left homeless until they
drove up to the farm in their automo-
bile.
Jackson. Everett Jones'. colored.
was attacked BY Joe Perry, col
ored. and seriously injured, when
Perry, welding a razor inflicted a,
deep wound in Jones back. Perry es-
capped. Jones will recover.
Ann Arbor-Wagner & Co. hab-
erdashers, were robbed OF more than
! 500 worth of neckties and stick
pins. Six dollars IN money left in u
drawer was also taken, but the safe.
with a considerable amount OF money.
| through skyllght.
Saginaw eisht.year-old
! daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Heston, was drowned In the
Saginaw river when she fell from a
househoat as she was taking her ia
! theirs lunch to him The floating lunch
! basket revealed the accident. The
! body was recovered
Grand Rapics-Juvenile Probation
officer Harold Munshaw and Deputy
! Probate Register Garth II. Hyatt
were arrested for attempting to
"burglarize' their own Offices. Mum
shaw was In his office In the base
ment OF the county building and Hyatt.
who had forgotten his key. crawled in
| a window. A new policeman saw
Hyatt enter and, despite vigorous pro-
tests. took the two officials TO police
headquarters. They were promptly re-
leased
| Port Huron.-James Schoolcraft.
eighty-two years old. pioneer
resident OF Port Huron. whose early
days were spent as cabin boy on
steamers plying on Lake Superior.
died at his home in this city. Among
the boats on which he sailed in the
early days were the side wheel steam
ers Julia. the Independence and the
screw steamer Napoleon, the latter
having been built at the 500
Monroe.--Dah DE Angelo, thirty.
and Mary Cont, Buffalo. N. Y. who
we're married here June 30, and
arrested July II, are still confined In
the county Jail, refusing to so to Buff
falo without requisition papers. The
| father of the girl, residing at Buffalo
made the complaint. claiming that the
girl was only sixteen years old She
gave her age as eighteen.
lonia.-As administrator of the es-
tate Of William O'Brien of Ionia.
| Thomas A. Carten has started $780,
600 damage suit In the circuit court
| against the w. S. Cowan company OF
Chicago, the contractors who built the
new lonia National bank building.
where O'Brien, laborer. was killed
when one Of the old walls fell. The
case docs not come within the provi-
sions Of the compensation law.
Cheyboygan.-Company X, Third
regiment. M. N. G., In this city,
after being threatened with being mus
tered out on aNount of lack of eff
cheney, has taken new lease of life,
| due tn wpvt Of CnIOnot