The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-12-05
Seen and Heard
in Michigan

found dead In his room in a down
town block. He apparently had been
dead for several days.
Marshall.-Fire in the building
owned by F. A. Stuart did damage es
timated at $1,000. The origin has not
been determined.
Ypsilanti residents have
subscribed $436 to the Belgian relief
fund. In addition Ypsilanti women
are making clothes for the Belgian
children.
Ypsilanti.-Mrs. Emma L. Green
vile. daughter of DR.. Joel Fairchild
pioneer physician OF Ypsilanti. died
in Los Angeles. CAL, according to
word received here.
Lansing.-State Land Commission
or A. C. Carton has received copy
Of the report Of the. federal forestry
expert, who inspected the work being
done In Michigan by the state gov.
eminent. The report praises the
Michigan policy and urges the con-
tinuance Of the work.
Port Huron.-Vera Belle McLaugh-
lin. twenty-one. Of Yale. has been
awarded judgment of $4,000
against the Grand Trunk railroad by
the United States court in Detroit.
Miss Mclaughlin was a passenger on
the Grend Trunk train which collided
with an engine at New Haven on
January 16. 1913. and was thrown from
her seat and injured.
Grand Rapids.-Governor Ferris de-
clared here that he would take imme-
date steps to formulate plan for
establishing some system whereby
school children will be watched over
and cared for by state nurses. "The
primary object will be to detect
symptoms of incipient tuberculosis,
contagious diseases. stopped shout
ders and poor sight," he said. Il will
confer with Doctor Vaughan at Ann
Arbor and DIR. J. H. Kellogg"
Calumet.-Peter Immuci, aged fif.
ty-five. prominent resident at Ke
weenaw Bay, town 80 miles from
Houghton on south Shore railroad
was killed by being struck by south.
bound train. Indications were that
Immuci while walking tracks jammed
foot in switch and could not release
self being struck by train and badly
injured. Probably swooned falling over
track and run over by second train.
Three hundred dollars on person.
Munising-Submerged in swamp
hole containing four feet Of wa
ter, the body Of Ora White of this
city, was found by a passing hunter
between Singleton and CUISINE. 1t is
supposed that White. who was hunting
deer, lost his way in blizzard and
stumbled into the hole. White, who
was thirty-four years old, was en-
ployed as clerk by lumber com
pany at CUISINE. He is survived by q
widow and one child.
Saginaw.-Two men are dead
one may die and four are seri
ously injured as the result of a col
lision between an automobile. owned
and driven by Emil Hinte. and Mich
igan Central passenger train here
The automobile was travelling Al
miles an hour. The men had just lef,
a dance. The dead are: Richard
Mclean and William Hatton; the in
jured are David Lee, Isham Jones
Herbert Eib. Hinte and William Nc
Kellar. The auto crashed into the
baggage car Of the train.
Charlotte-To have been an eye
witness to the assassination Of Lin
coin and in the same building when
Mckinley was shot was the distinc
ton held by A. d. Baughman. pioneer
Charlotte banker and business man
who died. Mr.. Baughman was return
ing from the Civil war and was in the
Ford theater when Lincoln was shot
At Buffalo, he was an exposition Wis
itor. Mr.. Baughman came to Charlotte
soon after the war. He was presiden,
Of the Eaton County Savings bank. HI
served several terms as mayor, alder
man. member Of the library board ant
in the free silver campaign was thu
gold Democrats candidate for con
gress. He was past eminent com
mander Of Charlotte commandery, No
| 81. Knights Templar. Mr.. Baughmar
has been in Ill health for some time.
widow survives.
Grand Rapids.-Mary Bostwiok
alias Mary Pember, nineteen year,
| old, was arrested here on a war
rant sworn out in Ottawa count,
charging her with bigamy. The Otta
wa authorities say she has two hus
bands and two children and was abou
to take third husband when arrest
cd. They charge that In 1912 she mar
ried Carl Bostwick in Grand Rapids
and that in August this year. withou
obtaining divorce from Bostwick, sh,
married Ford Pember in Grand Haven
under the name of Mary Robinson. TIL,
girl, 1t is said, lived with her secont
husband for about q month, then de
serted him, returning to husband No
], but later returned to No. 2. Wher
she left Pember and was about Il
marry again here, according TO tn,
authorities. Pember swore out war
rant She has been taken to Crane
| Haven for trial