The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-03-21

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time and after an examination in the
probate court was committed to the
Traverse City asylum. He had been
growing more and more violent since
his first examination.
Jackson.-Three Cinnamon EN-
ployed in Chinese laundry OH
East Main street were taken into
custody this afternoon by an immigra.
ton inspector from Detroit and they
were taken back to Detroit. They are
Lem Sing, Lem Nip and Lem Cow. II
is probable that they will be deported.
Coldwater. - The Branch County
Bar association had it's annual
meeting. II. II. Barlow was elected
president and Mayor e. T.. Palmer
vice-president. Forty members we're
present this evening at the banquet
held in the Elks temple. Judge Know
len OF Three Rivers was among the
number.
lansing. Mrs. Myrtle Baldwin.
who shot her husband in the
thigh and who was arrested was re-
leased. The man and wife are sep
arated and have three children. who
live with the mother. The police ar
gued that 1t was better to let the wife
take care of the children, in as much as
the man Is not seriously hurt.
Grand apids.-Although the life
Mrs. Mary Engelwart was saved
after she was found nearly as
phyxiated in her home with her
husband, who died week ago, the
coal gas which she had inhalted de.
stroyed her reason and che was com
| mitted to the Kalamazoo state hospital
for the Insane. The Engelvaarts left
an estate of $500 to relatives.
| Cadillac. = Miss Flossie Williams,
] seventeen years old, sof Meauwat'
aka, made a second attempt to take
her life. She jumped in front
I of switching engine as 1t was pass
ing directly in front OF the Grand Rap
Ids & Indiana railroad station. The
engine was moving slowly and was
brought to a stop about two yards
from the PROSTATE body of the girl.
Sandusky. Alger Jarrett, ten
years old, died at his home two miles
| west of here. In 1911 he swallowed a
stove bolt while playing. No bad eff
fectwa noticed until two years later
when he was treated for an abscess
| of the lungs. He was taken to Port
| Huron last July and an X-ray examina-
| ton showed the bolt lodged In lung.
In Chicago, in December the bolt was
removed, but the lad has been steadily
failing since the operation.
Standish.-Fire, which started from
a defective flue in the kitchen
of the Harmon house, the only
hotel in Au Ores, Is miles east of here,
destroyed the hotel, a livery stable
and several other buildings. The dam
age exceeds $4,000. The hotel, which
Is owned by Charles Dougherty. who
also owns the livery stable, was the
oldest Inn north of Bay City and was
built years before there was any rail.
road in this vicinity. 1t will be rebuilt.
Adrian. - Many of the wards
who are now cared for at the
| state industrial home for girls here
will be transferred to the home for the
| IL
made possible under the ruling handed
down by Acknowledgement Grant Eel
lows. Fellows holds that the transfer
would be legal This was learned from
resident member Of the board of con-
troll
| Saginaw.-While working on one
of the machines of the Saginaw
Silk Garment company Saturday Miss
Louise White, sixteen years old, was
badly injured. The heel of her shoe
caught in a pulley and before she
could free herself her clothes became
entangled and she was hurled around
on the shaft. Her clothes we're torn
from her body, and when the janitor
turned off the power her right side
had been bruised and her right leg
was wrenched
Ann Arbor. Acacia fraternity
dedicated its new 100000 lodge
with reception, for which 400
invitations were issued, and formal
dinner and dance in honor of the house
guests. the Misses Mcintosh. Ypslanti;
Vera Maynard and Bernice Vernier OF
Charlotte; Lydia Maggie. Albion; Julia
Collins. Howard City; Berthe Collins,
Otsego; Marietta Van Ness, Colon:
Helen Ehrman, Detroit. and their chap
eron, Mrs. l.. c. Goodrich of this city.
The house was beautifully decorated
with palms, feathery ferns and guam
titles of cut spring flowers.
Battle Creek.--C. G. Beach, seventy
seven years old, former mayor
Of this city, and at one time
worlds champion archer, director
Of the Old National bank and
long connected with the Nichols &
Sheppard Threshing Machine COM
pany. Is dead here. He requested be-
fore his death that his friends instead
of sending flowers to his funeral send
flowers to put into flower boxes on the
city lighting standards next summer.
He also asked before his death that no
recitation OF his deeds be published
His good deess were numerous.
Menominee. Fire believed to
have been of incendiary origin
destroyed Grant Stephens palatial
$4,000 yacht Aida at her moor
ings at. Wells. Grant Stephenson IL
| n SON of Senator Isaac gtcnhenson