The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-11-21
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Ypsilanti The women Of tho Pres
byterian church began q series Of All
day meetings At the church to make
clothing and quilts for the Belgian
sufferers. Women OF all churches
have been invited to assist.
Lapeer George Newman. . poov
house charge, made . third UNI
successful attempt ct suicide by the
chloroform route He escaped from
the county farm . week ago, and 1T
tempted to kill himself twice last
week. He will be sent to an asylum
Ann Arbor.--A neighbor. becoming
uneasy because Of the long con-
tinued Quietness in the home Of
Mr.. and MrA Floyd Shinn. of Salem.
gained access to the house and found
Mrs. Shinn and her three children
all unconscious on the kitchen floor
and the house filled with the fumes
from coal gas. Help was summoned
and after working several hours, all
were gotten out Of danger. Mr.. Shinn
was In Detroit on business.
Kalamazoo. Miss Susan Smith.
twenty-five, nurse Of the Kalama-
zoo State hospital died from injur-
les received when she was struck by
street car. Physicians at first said
shc was suffering only from minor
bruises. Shortly before noon today she
was taken suddenly worse and died
within . few hours from internal
injuries.
Escanaba.-Ernest Tatriault, sir
teen years old. win lose the sight
OF both eyes % the result OF an
accidental shooting at Garden. Albert
Maysille. chum. and playmate. point
eA . revolver close TO the other lad'6
face and pulled the trigger. The bullet
entered ct one side Of the head. passed
behind one eye and through the other
He II in precaricus condition.
Grand Rapids. l. Coombs,
serving . six-year term in Jack
son prison for forgery In Muske-
gon. has written Mrs. J. F. Hendrick-
SON, secretary Of the Grand Rapids
Anti-Tuberculosis society. asking that
steps be taken to secure his liberty.
as he Is dying OF consumption. The
letter win be referred to United
States Judge Sessions.
Allegan.-Harold Aikenhead, twen-
ty-five years old. living about
ten miles northwest of here, shot
and killed himself, the shotgun
tearing a hole through the left side
of his head as large as his wrist. The
father found his dead son. Since his
mother was severely scalded In q
Pere Marquette wreck year ago
Harold had been very devoted to her
and seldom left the place.
MISUNDERSTANDING his laU1lord
and landlady to his bedroom, Rob
ert Martin, thirty-fve. babe them
goodbye and drank glass ofDpoison
before they could interfere. He died
almost Immediately. Dependency
because of the refusal of his wife to
live with him is believed, to have
prompted the act. Before killing him
self Martin gave away his overcoat
and watch and dressed himself In his
best suit Of clothes.
Ann Arbor.-Tau Beta Pi, the ma
| tional honor society Of engineers.
| whose key IL one OF the most
coveted prizes of an engineering stu
dent, has elected IL men to member
ship, OF whom Eve are Michigan mem,
r. B. Dibble. Ann Arbor; G. H. Flint,
| Ironwood; H. G. Mueller. Mt Glenn
ems; Ira Reindel. Detroit and P. Taxe-
laar. Kalamazoo. All are senior en-
gineers, chosen for scholarship and
personality.
Adrian.-Herbert Felcamp. employed
a. repairman at the beet sugar
| factory at Blissfeld. missed q
tragic death by seconds while liking
| an electric light over q large mixer
| in the plant. The man fell from .
height Of about twenty-five feet when
| he received an electric shock, and a.
he struck the bottom OF The mixer
the machinery began to move A fel-
low workman ran to the foreman who
threw on the belts. In fve seconds
more q mountain OF sugar would have
suffocated Felcamp.
Saginaw.--Asa w. Field, for many
years q well-known figure In bank
ing circles In Saginaw and the
state. died at the Saginaw General
hospital from cancer Of the cheek.
Last aMrch his condition became serl-
GUS and In April he submitted TO An
/ operation at Battle Greek. and later
| took the radium treatment in Balti-
| more. Six weeks sES be returned To-
Saginaw. Mr.. Field was born IN Lnn-'
caster. Pa, January 10. 1848. When.
eight years old he moved 70 Battle
Greek. where he was graduated nom
high school. When twenty years "a
he became = teller IN the First Nat1on-
d bank, In 1875 he went to Ban FINN
cisco where he remained until 80 yeote
40. when he moved 70 easlnaA 49,
Fields 1rst business connecfioo horo
| was with the Home National b4hk
= teller. He later was opDc -
ceiver Of the Bast eoeinaW
way company. yor Ne net y
he M oasnf<r 'of 90 p 4! y.
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