The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-07-04
Michigan
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Saginaw.--Charlos Frueh, 6rs sixty.
six years old. OF the floral firm which
bears his name. died suddenly while
cutting roses. He had lived here for
40 years.
= minister Of the gospel. who. she
said. drank. He granted Mrs. Van
Slyke he decree prayed for and gave
her beside her solicitors fees $500 -
permanent alimony. sa
5agipaw.--William Mcintyre left
home to look for work and has
not returned to his wife. An ON
Ger found Mrs. Mcintyre and 1--WE chill
dren nearly famished with hunger.
Alpena Ephraim McMillen, convict
ed recently OF manslaughter In
connection with the death Of his
foster daughter, Pearl Kellogg. was de-
MED new trial by Judge limerick.
Alpena- ~ Judge limerick denied
the motion Of Attorney James
Francis. consul for Ephriam Mcmillan.
asking for new trial. Mcmillan was
convicted Of granddaughter in connec-
ton with the death of his foster
daughter, Pearl Kellogg Mcmillan.
Muskegon- Claiming that his two
daughters, aged ten and fourteen.
had been kidnapped from his home
by an older daughter residing In
Cleveland. John Evaps, q laborer at
Muskegon Heights. Is bound for that
city in an effort to recover the chill
dren.
Bad Axe.-The biggest crowd In
the history Of Bad Axe baseball
IL expected here to witness the
opening home game OF the Huron
County Baseball league. Kinde. with
perfect record, will oppose the To-
calls. A half holiday has been de-
clared and all business places will be
closed during the hours OF the game.
The Bad Axe band will head the
parade Of the ball teams and business
men to the new city ball park. where
appropriate opening day ceremonies
will be staged.
Authorization College Alumni as
sociation at its annual meeting
elected Robert w. Baldwin of Al
bion to the college board Of trustees
and chose the following officers: Pres
ident. Edgar J. Townsend. dean of Illi-
nois university; vice-president Miss
Hazel McComber. Kalamazoo; record
ing secretary, Miss Belle Pratt, Al
bion; corresponding secretary. Clifford
Smith, Albion: treasurer, Robert Bald
win. Albion: member of the alumni
board Of directors. Otis Leonard. Al
bion.
Corunna.-The case Of Ivadel Nun
son Wooley of Lansing against
Philo F. Van Deusen Of Elsie and
Herbert b. Peters and Mrs. Emily
Peters of Shiawassee county was set
tied in Clinton county circuit court
when Van Deusen and Peters agreed
to pay the plaintiff $4,000 and Mrs.
Peters to pay her $4,000. Van Deu-
sen was formerly, Ivadel Wooley's
guardian and when she became TWEEN
ty-one, but before the guardian had
been discharged. Van Deusen and Pc
ters purchased OF her for $4,000 .
farm OF $50 acres. The girl claimed
later that she did not receive enough
and instituted proceedings in the pro-
bate court, the Judge deciding that
about fourteen thousand dollars addi-
tional was due her.
Newberry.-Fire that wiped out .
large portion Of Dollarville. two
miles from here, made practically 200
homeless and the village faces q seri-
GUS problem in finding shelter for the
unfortunates until shanties can be
erected for them, as there is not q
vacant house there. When q moving
picture machine exploded. the building
occupied by a theater was set on IRE.
The flames spread to Krempel's gro
Gerry store. the hotel and 20 dwellings.
all Of which were consumed within q
few hours. Assistance was rushed
from here in motor cars, and many Of
the household goods were saved. A
heavy downpour Of rgin prevented the
entire town being wiped out Nearly
all the food supply was burned and
the homeless were fed by neighbors
until supplies will be shipped from
here.
Grand Rapids That vopper Law
renee confessed to his share In
the Thomson murder through hope
iessness and not through any fear OF
-Chippy'' Robinson. 10 established BY
attaches at the sherifrs once and by
Lawrence himself. In contradiction Of
sales, that he talked % - to counter.
act . possible Robinson confession.
Police oflcials also deny that Robin
con ever offered to confess II prom
ised immunity. II was on Thursday
that Attorney Edward Barnard 10
fused to take Lawrence's defense
without being furnished sxpenss with
which 20 90 TO Toledo and investigate
evidence. We'll then I guess thsre
won't be any dsfense, |" said LAwbsnes
when told that Attorney Bernard
wanted 70 90 to Toledo In his hohAk.
The deputies say LAwrsncs has ected
HE : difEsrept man, and sAys ~ =
Glad he hes confessed.
( ,Alpona Two padd1e blndes q ~
oteomer CITY a. Machines n Wogo
heohc6 when shs struck q obstFuetlon
coming 10 ~ rlvor. he blaAoo Vigu