The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-09-20
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

| Standish.--The annual encampmeDt
of the soldiers and sailors Of northern
Michigan will be held In Cheboygan,
September 16. II and IS.
Grand Rapids.--Mrs. Frank Jordan
thirty-five years old, died from brok-
en- neck Is minutes after she was
thrown from rig in a runaway near
Lake Odessa. Her husband, farm
| or, suffered a fractured ankle.
Acknowledging the closing OF
the Albion creamery, the farmers or
thin vicinity are feeding cream to
hogs. The local institution Ii suB-
pending operations because Of insuff-
Client capital, but may be started again
soon.
Vassar-Ernest Miner. twenty
years old, of this place, Is under arrest
In Bay City. charged with 10y riding
He Is alleged to have taken a $4,000
automobile owned by DIR. H. l.. Morris
and driven party Of friends to the
fair in Bay City.
Pontiac. Harry Cabot. Detroit,
pleaded guilty in the circuit court
to carrying concealed weapons. 1t
was alleged no fred at d. u. r.
conductor at Royal Oak several weeks
| ago. He was sentenced to IS days In
the Detroit house OF correction.
Battle Creek.-Although news or
the death Of Robert T. Winters, q
newspaper man OF Muncie. Ind,
was printed in the papers of his home
city, Winters is still patient at the
local sanitarium and firmly believes
he breathes.
ST. Joseph Andres Bachachas,
wife OF Greek residing In Ste
vensvllle, south OF here, went sud
denly insane and strangled her three
months-old baby boy to death. The
! mother was twenty-four years old and
had been III several months.
Ionla.-Clyde McBain, twenty-four
! years old, was drowned at Beld-
ing. He was swimming alone at
the Kiddville bridge, and was not
missed for several hours His body
was found at midnight in IL feet OF
water. He will be buried In McBain.
Yale.-Mrs Emma Rapley, eighty
seven years old, one OF ST. Clair coun-
| ~ Oiut5t 10 uSoo VI o'H
age. For many years she and her
husband conducted what was known
as the Rapley house. one OF the first
hotels in this section Of the state.
] Kalamazoo-Nor W. Cameron,
head of the department OF educa-
ton of the Westchestor Pennsyl
vania Normal school, has just been
engaged by the state board OF educa-
tian to assume similar position with
the Western Michigan Normal school
in this city. He will take charge OF the
work here Immediately.
| Flint.--Heart trouble caused the
decth of DR.. Francis ID. Clarke, SUI
perintendent OF the Michigan School
for Deaf. and grand master Of tho
Michigan grand lodge r. and A. NJ.
Doctor Clarke complained of pains
about the heart and his physician was
called twice to attend him at Ills resi-
doncc in the institution. The case
was not thought serious at that time.
| Death came as he slept.
| Ann Arbor.-Two new men have
been appointed to the city engineering
staff Of the university-John Cox
! OF Coldwater, who will have
charge OF highway engineering and act
as director Of the highway laborato-
ries, and John Bringhurst. for the last
three years connected with tho bridge
department OF the Michigan Central
| railway, who will be an instructor In
structural engineering; under Prof L.
NJ. Gramm.
Albion+--J. j. Brown, alias Ar
thurs, Booth, etc, will find himself
under arrest again the minute he COM
pletes his present term Of two months
in the county jail in Marshall for OBJ
tanning money under false pretenses
by soliciting magazine subscriptions
at cut rates, and then skipping out
with the money. Brown worked In
Jackson, Albion, Marshall and Kalama-
zoo, and Deputy Sheriff Mallory, act
! ing on complaint of Albion citizens,
will arrest the man when he IL re.
leased in November.
st. Johns.-Mrs. William Beebe.
who resides about six miles north
of this city. was kept prison
er in her cellar by huge rattlesnake.
Mrs. Beebe was churning in the cellar
when she saw the big RATHER crawl
out from behind some barrels and
slowly coil itself up between her and
the door. After some time Mrs. Beebe
was able to make her daughter. Nora.
hear her calls and the young woman
ran to the fields and called her father
who FASTENED to kill the reptile and
release his much-frightcned wife. The
snake had IA rattles.
Harrietta.-Sherlff Chamberlain OF
Cadillac arrested three men on
suspicion that they had been impli-
Gated in the blowing of the safe in the
C. w. Berry private bank here. The
three gave their names as James
Downing. thirty-fve years old; John
Haley, thirty-eight years old. and Joe
GewaD, twenty-five years old. Frank
Shafer, postmaster in Harrietta, says
he recognizes Gewan as tho man who
nred shot at him as he tried to en-
ter the bank after having been
awakened by the first explosion.
lansing Stanley Putney, chief