The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-04-11
Michigan
BreVitieS

Marreau from blood poisoning.
Flint.-Two hours before the funeral
of her husband Mrs. Walter Buck,
seventy-nine. formerly Of Fenton. died.
Hillsdale.-Mr. and Mrs. W. r.
Thomas, who live in Jefferson town
ship, celebrated their sixtieth wedding
anniversary.
Traverse City.-Indiana cottage, a
mile and a half from Fouch, was en-
tirely destroyed by fire. The loss is
$4,000 This was an 1S-room hotel.
Kalamazoo-Leslie Obrinder, Kali
amazoo boy, who a few days ago
moved with his parents to Fort
Waynel Ind, died from asphyxiation.
Petoskey-Fire destroyed the home
of Mr. and Mrs. David Henry at
Oden, all furniture being consumed.
The occupants barely escaped when
the walls crumbled.
Marshall. - Robert Strohm and
George Westman have been sentenced
to from six months to fifteen years in
Ionia, with a recommendation of nine
months. for burglary. They are under
twenty-one.
East Lansing.-"Before he enters
college every young man should work
one year after he has completed his
high school education said Dean G.
e. Bissell of the Michigan Agricultural
college engineering department
Grand Rapids. Startled by the poor
housing conditions found in the or
phanages and asylums in Grand Rap
ids, David d. West manager of the
Michigan fire inspection bureau, said
a disaster would not be improbable.
Morenci.--While driving home, Mrs.
Perry Warne and Mrs. l.. T. Porter OF
this city were struck by Toledo *
Western electric car and were badly
hurt, Mrs. Warne receiving a broken
arm and Mrs. Porter broken leg.
Pontiac.-Oakland county farmers
who were entertained at a get-to-geth-
er meeting expressed their disapp-
roval of Intervention in Mexico, con
tending that the brigands should be
allowed TO fight themselves into
eternity.
Lansing.-According to Lawton T.
Hemans, chairman of the state rail-
road commission, there are more than
fifty-one thousand miles of pole lines
owned by Michigan telephone COM
panies. Telephones will number $780,
500, he said.
Flint.-Three persons were rescued
by firemen in the Armory block when
fire damaged the building to the ex-
tent of $4,000. Mrs. C. E. Baker.
Mrs. E. NJ Cantwell and Albert STAN
dard we're those saved. They were
overcome by smoke.
Ypsilanti.-There are four cases
OF smallpox in this city The
latest case is that of Charles Sinkule.
who was quarantined. The cases are
all mild, according to attending ply
sicians. The Normal college closed
here Friday for the spring vacation.
Albion.-Guy Fox, who won the pro-
hibitinn debate and who was to have
represented the college in the state
contest, has been disqualified owing
tc n college ruling which says that a
student may not participate in debat-
ing and oratorical contests the same
year.
Bay City Louis Breen and Otto
Nehls of this city are locked up
in the county Jail, charged with tho
theft 0f diamond ring valued at
$3.50, the property of William A.
Knapp Of this city. Nehls was brought
haze from, Datro ,ybara % a. oua.aa
he went to dispose of the gem. The
theft is said to have taken place some
~aeks ago.
Lanslng.-More than two hundred
representatives of the telephone COM
panies which met with the state rail-
road commission formed Michigan
Telephone association for mutual ben
eft, and to better the understanding
between the companies and the pub
lie. Any phone company In the state
Is entitled to membership upon the
payment of two dollars membership
fee.
Hcughton.-The jury round Luka
Plesd' not guilty OF the murder
of Deputy Sheriff Pollack. Plese
Woo Nhdi6tu WIFI COI0DlClty
the killing and made confession
when arrested. This Confession was
admitted in evidence with the jury in
structed to decide whether or not IL
wan made under promise of inn
mrnity. The jury was out four hours.
Marshall.-Mrs! Frank Kaigle Of
Detr'it was seriously injured when
an automobile. in which she and
her husband and her father.
William Grooming OF This city, were
diving. turned turtle, thinning the &C.
cupants beneath. Mrs. Kaigle struck
en the curbing and she is believed to
Use internally injured. Neither Groen-
ing nor Kaigle was Injuries, but the
machine was completely wrecked.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaigle came here from
Detroit. Fast driving Is said to be re-
sponsible for the accident.
Marlette.-Flossie Stinhon. thirteen
years old. disappeared after leav-
Ing the schoc, building. She was
last seen railc and half west
of town Op Lon vip0 ocho,l che trld