The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-06-06

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Chsboysan l6ichasl, the eight
nonths-old son OF Mr.. and Mr..
Anthony eocolowicz, Burt Lake Polish
settlers; fell into = crock % cream and
was drowned. '
Waldron.-The county road system
was repudiated by every town
ship in Hillsdale county except wright
township and a. q sequel Wright citi-
sens have circulated . petition for =
special election to bond the township
for 100000 for stone roads.
Rochester Delaney. sixty-one,
Washington township farmer. died
40 q result Of injuries received
when he was thrown from manure
spreader recently. One leg was frac-
tured and Delaney did not recover
from the shock Of an operation In
which the leg was amputated.
Bay City.--A three-year-oid daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George 8.
Swarthout, farmers. living about seven
miles west Of Midland. died az the re-
suit of eating. poisonous mushrooms
Sunday. Three other children. aged
seven, twelve and sixteen, also ate
the mushrooms and are in critical
condition. but will probably recover.
Kalamazoo.--"Society must be pro
tected against human tigers like
you fellows" declared Judge N. H.
Stewart, as he sentenced Earl Sheriff.
nineteen years old. and Loren Wise.
twenty-seven. Sheriff, who was recent
ly convicted on a charge Of purse
snatching, was given from one to two
years at Jackson. and Wise. who do
serted his wife, from one and one-half
to three years at Ionia.
Ann Arbor.--Mortar Board. senior
honorary society Of the university for
women has elected the following to its
membership: Margaret Foote. Nun
kegon; Alice Ward, Detroit; Helen
Morse. Ann Arbor; Lois Twombley.
Ann Arbor; Leila Mott. Dowagiac;
Josephine Hayden. Tecumser; Louise
Markley, Battle Creek; Romano Bran
well, Corunna; Mary Louis. Ann
Arbor; Honora Fogerty, Ann Arbor;
Judith Ginsburg. Detroit. and HuldA
Bancroft, Ann Arbor.
Niles.-Joseph s. futile. who came
to Niles in 1848 from Erie. Pa.
celebrated his eighty-seventh birth
day by putting In full days
work at his. desk. Mr.. futile 10 the
active head of q large business. He
buys and ships ginseng. peppermint
III .uoo--x,tct t,,cb ana a 1ot ~ Cthor
things. Mr.. futile came to Niles on
a stage coach the year before the
Michigan Central railroad was extend
ed from Kalamazoo. He has been In
business here for Ga years.
Bay City.-Refusing to accept what
was claimed to be friendly tip for
his domestic welfare, Thomas Nc
Mahon attempted to shoot Henry
Roberts at the latter's home. He fred
three shots barely missing his In
tended victim. and grazing the arm
OF Roberts wife. The police were
called. but Mcmahon got away, and
Roberts refused to make complaint.
Roberts and Mcmahon are ironwork-
srs and have been employed on the
d. A. G. building in Detroit.
Eaton Rapids.-As a result Of q
fall from stool q week ago, Miss
Eliza J. McAllister. pioneer resident
of this city. died. aged seventy years.
Detroit-After many years OF serv-
ice the old barge Emma Il. Ty-
son, which. for lack Of dock, was
used az a fuel lighter by John @. Null
len, when he established his coal busi-
ness in Amherstburg. is being disman-
tied. The barge's hull and deck are
In good condition, but her cabin aft |
was struck by some vessel. The Ty-
son was built in 1871 and IL 157 feet
long. Her hull will probably be taken
to some point along the river for use
as a dock.
Battle Creek.--A mumified Indian
head which resembles that of Ramesis
II Of Egypt arrived at the local high |
school museum from Alaska. The
head is much larger than that OF civil
ICED man. The box In which It was |
spund by two native Indian boys. bears
a royal insignia and contained two
other heads, one authenticated. ard |
I've ermine skins. The heads were
preserved by some peculiar method
and the ashes OF the bodies were se-
cured in little leather bags. Archeolo-
gists are inclined to think this may
bear some relation to the ancient |
theory that Asia and North America |
were once connected.
Detrcit.--The wreck Of the Pitts
burgh Steamship company's steamer
w. H. Gilbert. which went down
after being struck by the steam
Or Caldera IN heavy fog. n menao
Ing up-bound steamer trafic on Lake |
Huron. according to information r. |
teived in Detroit. The following wire
less message was sent William Hr
president Of the Lake Car
riers' association, Sunday. by the
Of the steamer Shenango. !
Wreck Of the steamer w. H. Gilbert
adrift IS miles southeast Of Thunder |
bay. directly In course Of up-bound
tessels." Masters Of Al lake veesels
who could b reached have BEEN not
He'd Of the danger.
!, Port Huron The steamer w. n, /
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