The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-12-19
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| M0nfOo.-By vote OF 80 20 81
| Monroe voters defeated the PROPOSE
| tion to bond for $4,000 to cover
| the deficiency In city funds that
existed when the commission took
charge OF the government at the be-
ginning of the year.
Iron Mountain.-The body OF For
est Robinson. twenty-five years old.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Robinson OF
| this city, who was fireman on the
| steamer Curtis and whose body was
recovered seven miles from Grand
Marais. was brought to this city for
burial
| Kalamaxoo.-Removed from jail
in an unconscious condition. VIII
liam Dole was taken to Bronson hos
pital. where he dashed from his room.
scantily clad and terrorized the nurses.
He was taken to the asylum, having
been adjudged insane. Little is known
concerning him.
Port Huron Stephen Fiedeler. for
| ty, attempted to commit suicide
by shooting himself He is in
hospital in critical condition.
Fiedeler was laid on and he became
respondent and told his family he
| would be better out of the way. Fiede-
Ter has wife and several children.
He resides at the Campau, three miles
west of here.
Port Huron.-The embargo placed
on American horses by Canada went
into effect at Sarnia. This means
that all horses purchased in this coun-
try for the warning nations cannot be
sent through Canada. The move was
made, 1t is said. to guard against in
lection from hoof-and-mouth disease.
which 1t is feared, might be carried
by straw, etc.
Albion.-The Albion college sophie
more class team that will debate
Beloit college on the question of the
government ownership of the tele.
phone and telegraph, is as follows:
William H. Cansfield, Negaunee;
Glenn F. Griffin, Traverse City: How.
ard Lamb, Hillsdale; hurry Fox. Cold
water. alternate.
| Port Huron.-Edward C. Page. sta.
ton agent for the Rapid railway
at St. Clair, has disappeared and
warrant has been issued charging
him with embezzling $156 of the com.
pany's funds. 1t is also said that st.
Clair woman disappeared at the same
time as Page and that divorce may
result.
Mancelona.-Sheriff J.-E. Eggers
of Greenup county, Kentucky. To-
Gated and placed under arrest his
son, Ernest Eggers, who is wanted in
Greenup for murder. Eggers located
his son in the Stearns Salt & Lumber
company camp ten miles from here
Sheriff Eggers on his return to Green
up will take with him John Wander
grin, an escaped convict, whom he 10.
Gated on recent trip here.
Calumet.-The Hancock boys WHIT
have been missing were found to
have been drowned in Portage lake
while playing on the Ice The bodies
were recovered. They are: Alfred
and DIVA Koska. six and eight years
old, sons OF John Koska, and Arthur
Hackley, six-year-old son of Mrs. John
Hackley. 1t is believed one OF the boys
ventured on thin ice and was followed
by the two others, the combined
weight OF the three breaking the ice.
Rochester.--Dental gold stolen
from the offices of Doctors Curtis
and Lasendy of Rochester has been
identified among gold found in Sagi.
nav as the result Of the arrest Of John
Holmes. forty years old. of New York,
at Plymouth. Holmes, who is alleged
to have been robbing dentists Offices
in this part of the state for some timo.
had about thirty dollars worth OF gold
on him when captured in Plymouth.
and the gold lost by the Rochester doc
tors was valued at about seventy dol
lars.
Lansing.-In his suggestions for
legislation, Auditor General Fuller
advocates the passage of law provid-
ing for commissions in the various
counties, to which all plats of land
should be submitted and approved be-
fore they are filed with the auditor
general He also recommends that an
appropriation be granted to permit the
auditor general to make an examina-
ton Of the actual number and captions
of the plats now in existence and un-
der which property is assessed.
Hillsdale. Mrs. Lydia Ruggles jour
neyed all the way from Hutch
inson, Kan, to Hillsdale expect
ing TO marry Charles Moore Of this
city. The wedding did not take place,
however, and Mrs. Ruggles is waiting
for money from her relatives In the
West before starting back home. It
is said that the alleged courtship was
carried on by correspondence. Mrs.
Ruggles thought 1t was Moore's place
to come to her home for the wedding,
but he wrote, 1t is said. that he was
too busy holding down $125 month
Job to make the trip and that she
would have to come to Hillsdale. Upon
her arrival she said she discovered
that Moore didn't have job Of any
kind.
Lansing. The state treasurer sent