The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-08-15
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Misunderstanding made . botch OF
an Infatuated Austrian's attempt to kill
the sweetheart that has spurned him
and then Join her In etsrnity here. 10.
seph Dudas. the lover, II in Jail with
. bullet wound In his jaw, and the OBJ
ject OF his jealous attack, Julia Ko.
sorn. eighteen years old. lies 1t her
homo dying from . bullet tear through
the left breast
Cadillac.--After writing = note to
her husband, Weldon Frisbie, OF Ell
mira. telling him she would free him.
by killing herself. and writing q sec
ond note requesting local authorities
to send her body to some medical
school. Mrs. Emma Frisbie ended her
life In room In the American hotel
here by sending a bullet through her
brain.
MISUNDERSTANDING alienation Of
her husbands affections, Mrs. Her.
man Kuipers has commenced suit
for $4,000 damages In circuit court
against Mr.. and Mrs. George Kuipers.
ner husbands parents. The younger
couple recently moved to their par
ents' farm near ICELAND. and the joint
occupation of the farm. 1t Is alleged,
brought about trouble which finally
led to separation.
Petoskey.-Funeral services were
held at the e. T. Kelly farmhouse
near Empire. for the late Miss
Winifred Kelly. Little Traverse Bay
suicide. Mr.. Alderman. who is well ac-
Quainted with the Kellys. was unable
to explain the motive of the deed. He
said: Miss Kelly was a healthy girl
and often plowed and performed other
farm labor. Her character was above
reproach-".
Royal Oak. Paul Collins. re-
leased from Pontiac jail. where he was
held ON q charge of larceny. was ar
raigned before Justice Rose here
charged with larceny from dwelling
In the daytime. and demanded an ex-
animation. He 10 in jail In default Of
$500 bail. He Is accused Of stealing q
revolver, $50 In money and a bank
from the home Of Attorney George
Dondero.
Lansing.-Gum machines which
yield varying amounts of gum.
according to how the wheels go
round" are gambling devices and
should be prohibited, in the opinion Of
Attorney General Grant Fellows. The
attorney general took his stand on q
question raised by Prosecuting Attor-
ney Hayden of Cassopolis. Only ma
chimes yielding q definite and fixed
amount of gum per penny or per
nickel will be acceptable.
Muskegon.-Al Wolf, auditor for
the A. G. Barnes circus, was at
tackled and severely injured by Rus
sian bear at the show ground. His
scalp was torn from his head and he
was slashed about the shoulders by
the animals claws. Wolf was passing
where the bear was staked out when
the bear sprang and struck him .
glancing blow across the head and
shoulders. Wolf was taken to the
Hackley hospital
Menominee. Michigan Industrial
insurance board In session at Me-
nominee rejected the claims t. the
widow Of Alexander Larson and OF
Mrs. H. Johnson for loss of the for
mer's husband and latter's son. who
persisted ON the barge Plymouth.
wrecked In Lake Michigan In the
storm of November . last year. Their
claims will be appealed to the supreme
court Five other claims are pending
including one against the government
for loss Of the life of Chris keenan,.
United States deputy mashal, who
was custodian Of the Plymouth.
Ionia--Eight convicts escaped from
the Ionia state hospital and are now
at large. The escape was made
during their transfer from sleep
ing apartments to day ward. They
went down the fire escape and out
into the country without being OBJ
served. Melvin Cnnllin, q lifer from
Lansing, held for murder, II among
them. Walter Kuhlman. who shot .
Detroit policeman, is another. Tho
others are: Peter Matool. Joseph La
beau. John Morrell, Freeman Fisher.
Thomas Ryan and Chester Rowe. All
available officers Of the county are on
the trail N
Detroit-Interesting forecasts on
the states production of various COM
modities are shown by the Pere Mar
quette railroads report by the re-
ceivers touching general conditions af-
fecting freight trafic. Wheat. accord
ing to the report. indicates q yield In
the lower peninsula Of about eighteen
bushels per acre. with an acreage OF
| 72S. 100 Corn IL reported better than
the year before with an acreage OF l.
| $4,000. With an estimated acreage
Of 100000. beans show probable
yield OF 90 per cent Of last years crop
| per acre. The acreage Was about ten
per cent greater last year. Potatoes
show acreage Of $4,000 with o. per
| cant of normal conditions. Hay VIII