The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-24
MICHIGAN
BREVITIES

Marshall.--Mrs. Myrtle C. Eddy OF
Emmett township committed suicide
by taking poison.
st. Clair.-The Carnegie library FUND
has offered st. Clair $4,000 toward q
library, municipal building and audi
| forum.
Pontiac.-Rev. William Kotesky OF
the local Evangelical church has been
called to Howell and his place In the
local church will be taken by Rev. ).
w. Saltman.
Port Huron.-The body OF Robert
Davis, who was drowned last october
while trying to board the tug Sport.
was found at the mouth OF BLACK
| river.
Flint.-Eight Montrose men paid
fines amounting to sos for fishing In
the Flint river. The arrests were
made by Deputy Game Wardens Leg
gett and Ely and County Game War
| den Ross.
Iron Mountain.-Francesco Sciotto.
who was arrested in Milwaukee IN
March IL. 1914, on q charge OF abduct-
ing Mary Difiore. a Contemporaries
girl of this city. and who escaped from
the county Jail last July. was arrested
at Watersmeet and returned here.
Grand Haven. The fire-scarred
City of Chicago veteran steamer OF
the Graham & Morton line. is being
rebuilt this spring at Manitowoc, the
contract for refitting her having been
let to the Manitowoc Shipbuilding and
Drydock company. Fire late last fall
destroyed the upper cabin work, but
left the main deck almost unchanged.
MarQuette.-Rev. Hugh McCarroll
Of Gladstone was elected moderator of
the Upper Peninsula Presbytery at
the session in this city. Rev. M. M.
Allen of Ishpeming was made state
clerk and Rev. DR.. Stalker Of Calu-
met and Elder w. H. Simpson of Me-
nominee we're elected commissioners
to the general assembly in Rochester.
N. r.. next May.
Menominee.-Miss Louise Stebing-
or, aged forty-five, linotype operator
on the Herald-Leader, dropped dead
Of heart failure while crossing the
Menominee river bridge. Stock GER
tificates, bonds and a bank book
showing $4,000 deposits In Chi
cago bank were found in her corsets.
A sister in Keokuk. Ia, Is said to
be the only heir
Manipulating over bottle of
liquor. Albert Lewis of Lansing was
hurled from :. Grand Trunk freight
train. His body was found later by
the police and two are now locked up.
Telephones are working to head on
the other occupants of the car at all
stations on the Grand Trunk. The
two men under arrest here are: Mar.
tin Laselle. Pittsburgh. Pa. and VIII.
liam Russell. Augusta. Mich.
Jackson.-After kissing each of her
three little daughters good-by, Mrs.
John H. Lowe, twenty-six years old. Of
Jackson. swallowed carbolic acid at
her home. On table beside an open
Bible the woman left a note for her
husband. the note reading as follows.
John. can't live without you. have
been true to you. ] have been true to
you. John, love you now" Neigh
bors found Edith. a four-year-old
daughter, standing beside the couch.
endeavoring to wake up mamma"
Fears, which were unfounded. that her
husband would leave home are said
to have caused the suicide.
Iron acknowledgements Sciotto.
who was arrested In Milwaukee In
March, 1914, on charge Of abducting
Mary Difiore, fourteen. of this city,
and who escaped from the county Jail
last July, was arrested at Watersmeet
and placed ins the county jail here.
Sciotto was acquitted on charge Of
violating the Mann white slave law
and now faces charge of abduction.
Ypsilanti.- Gordon Metz. two-year-
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Metz,
was Knocked down and run over by
Q fast interurban car. The only in
jury he sustained was q cut on his
forehead. DR.. Ralph. Southland and
Motorman Gus Peterson. believing he
was killed. so reported the accident.
His escape was considered little
short OF miraculous as he lay between
the rails while the car ran over him.
Flint. Eight paid $108.s0 in fines
and costs in Justice Halsey's court
for fishing with seine In the Flint
river. In Montrose township. Three
others were not prosecuted because
they were school boys. and another
did not appear because he contracted
pneumonia on the fishing expedition,
and the fine.in another case was re-
mitted because his family would have
to be supported by the township II
he was sent to fail. Each paid q SO
fine and $3.50 costs. The arrests were
made by State Deputy Game wardens
Leggett of Perry and w. A. Ely OF
Worthwhile and County Warden Ross.
Those who paid are Simon westfaII,
township treasurer Of Montrose, and
bis brother. Henry westfall: Floyd
Elton, Emmerson Barnum, Gilbert
James, John Scanlon. Vine ireland and
George Seamon. Philip Jacklong OF
Genesee township paid So for carry
ing firearms on game preserve.
Traverse City.-The body Of Rev.
J. w. Miller. eighty-three. who died,
L. a. $3.50 A.