The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-16

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tons OF DR.. Henry II. Brush and Rev.
John w. Beardslee. Milton ]. Hoffman.
| graduate of Oxford university, Eng.
land, will succeed Professor Beardslee
as professor of Latin and DR.. Charles
C. Delano Of Marion. Mass, will sue
coed Doctor Brush as professor OF
French and German. Prof. Wynaud
Wichers has been promoted to the
chair of history.
Standish.-Miss Ida Brown, a we'll
educated Indian girl. thirteen years
old, is dead at her home In Sa.
gaming Ave miles southeast of here.
The Indians are-dying rapidly from
consumption and kindred diseases.
Mrs. Peter Sagatoo, white missionary,
who married two Indians at Saganing
and educated many Of the tribe, In
Guiding her present husband, is very
Ill and unable to leave her home. She
Is now eighty years old. Her relatives
reside In Boston. (A
Charlotte.-Clyde !. Backus OF
Chicago. president of the Backus &
Co. private bank OF Potterville, which
closed its doors, Is coming here. He
will go into conference with a COM
mittee OF depositors. who have been
informed that all obligations will be
paid In full II Is unofiicially stated
that the situation is not near as seri-
Gus as alleged by few Of the depos-
itors. and in all probability the bank
will resume within a short time
Grand Rapids. Helen Molloy, TWEEN
ty-three years old. of Berlin, was
drowned at Spring lake when she
walked from dock at Villa cross
ing while strolling with a girl friend
Miss Molloys companion tainted when
she saw the latter fall into the water
and when she recovered conscious
ness, 20 minutes later. she ran to the
cottage where they were staying and
told OF the accident.
Monroe Council authorized the
Michigan State Telephone company
to put the wires in the city OF
Monroe underground, the company to
furnish a $4,000 bond for the proper
performance of the work. This is the
first of a movement TO place wires OF
all public service corporations under
ground.
Although buried I'M
der nearly ton OF gravel. Ar
thur Hunkins is expected TO re-.
cover. The man was working In
gravel pit when 1t suddenly cayed in.
burying him completely Worknen
within three minutes had uncovered
him and removed him to doctors Of
fee. n
Pontiac. - Yogo Sogogian. thirty
nine years old, who died a week
ago in Allen junk yard in this city
and on whose death no inquest was
held. is thought to have been killed hy
fellow Armenians. Three days before
his death three Armenians made in
quiry OF local insurance company as
to whether his policy had been paid
up. They were informed 1t was and
left. A short time afterward he was
found dead.
Grand Rapids.-Two children mar
rowly escaped being burned to
death and three families were
made homeless by a fire, which de-
stroyed west side lodging house.
The fire vas discovered by Mrs.
Louis Leeneux. who was so frighten-
ed that she ran to the street and for
got her two children, who occupied a
room In the third story OF the BUILD
Ing.
Two firemen essayed a run up the
smoke-filled stairways, aud after
wrapping the children. In blanket
succeeded In making their way down
| to safety
Thomas Barek and wife and Mrs.
Dennis O'Toole. together with the
Leeneux family, are without homes.
Kalamazoo. - When Garrett Van
Dyke. twenty years old. tried to
stop fight he was shot through the
right hand, and the police are looking
for Mike vesck. who Is suspected OF
doing the shooting. Van Dyke and a
companion we're walking along Fourth
street when they came across Vesck
and another man fighting. vesck. 1t Is
alleged, knocked the other man down.
and when Van Dyke attempted to stop
him from further abuse, II Is alleged.
Vesck whipped out revolver. fired
and fed.
Albion.-The new city directory.
now on the press. gives Albion
population OF $500, approx
mately $500 more than was given in
the 1910 census and 1000 moro than
the recent post Office census.
Hillsdale.-Herbyn Maynard. mes
senger boy for the Western Union.
has new method of delivering tele-
grams. A message came for parties
across Baw Beese lake. so he swan
over with the message In his teeth.
and did not get 1t wet.