The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-08-23
STATEMENTS

| gist NJ l.. Holm in the head OF uoR
which was sent for examination from
Menominee. The animal is said to have
bitten several children before 1t was
killed.
| Battle Creek.-General cleanup.
orders were issued to all local
bakers by City Food Inspector,
Barnard. All of the bakeshops were
visited and conditions that were far
from sanitary were found.
| Saginaw.-James Rogers, twenty
seven years old, was electrocuted
at the Dow Chemical plant. MIDI
land, when he stepped into vat OF
brine, charged with 5000 volts of cleo
tricity.
Lansing. Fifteen minutes after he
had been officially appointed police
man, John H. Moore arrested mem.
Der of the police and fire commission
for driving his automobile without a
light.
Grand Rapids.--Hugh Il. Barber OF
! Flint, collector for the Standard Com
putting Scales company. was arrested
here charged with embezzling $500.
| Allegan. There have been SO
many maple and elm trees killed
here this summer, supposedly by leaky
! gas pipes, that the Allegan County Gas
| l. LfrAt
United States agricultural expert, to
the city to make study of the situa-
ton. He reported that some Of the
trees had been killed by the gas, but
some were affected by the cottony
maple scale, a pest new to this part OF
Michigan.
dian eight years old, and Talbot
Hewitt, OF the same age, went swim
! ming far beyond their depth in the
lagoon at Wayagamug and, becoming
exhausted were going down for the
third time, when George Franklin, jr..
| of Newark. o.. swan to them. and kept
! them afloat until Francis Cayou, mana
ger of the Hiawatha Indian play at
Wayagamug, came to his assistance.
! Port Huron. - Andrew Carmody,
twenty-five years old. went to De-
! troit to consult a specialist in an
effort 10 alleviate his suffering every
time thunder storm visits this sec
ton. On each occasion young Car.
mody becomes unconscious and re
mains that way for several hours. A
few years ago he was struck by light
ming and rendered unconscious FOR SO
hours.
Paw Paw.-Circuit Judge L. Bur
get Des Voignes Monday denied
the motion to set aside the finding OF
the coroner's jury in the case of DR..
Arthur G. Six. who shot himself soon
after the death OF his wife and daugh-
ter six months ago. The woman per-
| ished in a fire that burned their home
while Doctor Six was absent visiting a
patient. A coroner's jury returned a
verdict after the death OF the doctor
that they had died of atropin poison
administered by the doctor himself
while temporarily insane. a peculiar
legal situation arose when an appeal
was taken from the finding OF this
jury. relatives feeling that ii was an
undeserved stigma on the dead ply
stefan.
Port Huron.--In June. 1912, Ed
ward Lorraine Bracket, actor and
stage manager for an amusement COM
pany playing in local theater mar
ried Gladys Gilmartin, pretty ticket
seller at the play house. Monday the
young bride was given a decree of di-
vorce. At the time he procured the
license Brackett made affidavit that he
had never been married. Three weeks
later he moved on with his company.
leaving the young bride in this city.
The young wife received letters from
another woman, stating that she had
married Bracket and citing a copy
OF the marriage certificate as proof
When last heard from Bracket was
somewhere In Georgia.
Calumet Strikers Jailed In kazoo.
Kalamazoo-Myes Saubal and Leo
Knight, Italians. who came to Kalama-
zoo from the copper strike regions a
few days ago, and were arrested on n
charge of stealing money from milk
bottle, but released for lack of evil
dence, were again arrested and held
pending a charge of larceny
New Haven.--New Haven will hold
a homecoming. The fine program in
cludes automobile and motorcycle
races, q fat mans race, and rooster
race. Rev. ]. L. Ryerson of Port HUI
ron will address pioneer meeting in
! the Congregational church. New Ha-
ven and Ray Grange will play ball.
Ann Arbor-The Whitney hotel in
this city was sold by the Ann Arbor
Hotel company to Z. F. Hildebrandt.
The price was not made public, but 1t
is understood to have been more than
$4,000.
Detroit.-Three men we're killed and