The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-03-06

MAx10ktD. ~ H0uxy 0cCIor0ns .
| gontlac county pioneor. died at his
home here q Tie ase Of seventy-nvo
yeara He completed Ill arrangements
for his funeral two years ago.
Detroit Discovery Tuesday OF two
cases Of hoof-and-mouth disease
among 400 cattle shipped from
Now. Mich. In the Michigan Central
stock yards, Detroit, was followed BY
closing and Quarantining Of the yards
BY the United States bureau Of animal
Industry. e
Pontiac. Howard N. Kelly, twenty
eight, an electrician. committed
ruicide here by swallowing carbolic
acid. He leaves q widow and step
daughter. Kelly left two letters in
which he asserted ill-health and In
ability to work were responsible for
his act. He said he was not phys
ically able to work and did not wish
to become burden on his friends or
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James N.
Kelly Ct Cheboygan. He had been mar
rfed year and Q half and had been
sick several months.
East Lansing.-A chapter OF the Al
pho Psi. the national Greek let
ter veterinarian fraternity. has been
established at Michigan Agricultural
college. Charter members for the new
chapter are: l.. Mosher of Hillsdale.
T. w. Churchill. DetroitS o. A. Taylor,
Shelby: N. X. Wright. Benton Harbor:
@. L. Caldwell. Fremont; Edward Sales.
Tecumseh; r. A. Runnels, Clio. and G.
j. Couchois OF Mackinac Island. The
faculty members are: Dean r. p.
Lyman. Professor j. p. Hutton, Profess
sor Il. T. Hallman and Professor J. 8.
MacDanial
Saginaw.-Duncan Mclean and Her
bert Suits, convicted Of the
charge OF assault with intent to MUIR
der Police Sargent William Waach.
November II. were sentenced by Judge
Gage to serve from 10 to 20 years In
Ions and Marquette prisons. respec-
twelve Mclean shot twice at Sergeant
Waach. but Interference by Lieuten.
ant Kurts caused the bullets to go
wide. Louis Cruzen was sentenced to
serve from one and {. half to FIVE years
in the Detroit house of correction for
taking property belonging to officers of
company F, Third regiment M. N. G..
and Sanley Chanlewski was given two
to Eve years in Ionia for stealing 500.
Saginaw.-Prompt work on the part
Of Michael Cross. tender at Sixth
street bridge. and William Skimins.
fisherman. prevented three fish,
erman from drowning In the Sagi
nav river One gave his name as Lap
inski. another Promo. and the third II
an unidentified Hungarian. According
10 Cross be was awakened by cries for
help from the men as they were being
carried down the river on q large cake
CT ice. The ice had softened during
the night and the part on which the
three men were fishing near the East
man slip broke away. Cross and
Skimins secured boat and got near
enough to the ice to take the men on.
Although 1t was not very cold the men
had suffered from exposure.
jackson. - George #. Kenny. De-
troit clubman and business man. ar
rested here on . larceny charge made
in Boston, viii 30 free. Word was TO
ceived stating that the charge against
Kenny and extradition proceedings
had been dropped because Kenny has
not long to live. He II suffering from
cancer.
Ann Arbor.-Rabbi Max Heller
Of Tulane university, New Orleans.
spoke in Hill auditorium ct the
third OF series of the university union
services. This service was in charge
Of the Jewish student congregation.
The Jewish ritual service was read
by Rabbi Leo Franklin Of Detroit
Music was furnished by the choir OF
Temple Beth FL, Detroit. under the d.
rection OF Professor William Rowland.
Rabbi Heller's topic was Moral Cour-
age and Its Bearing Upon Modern
American Conditions" Union services.
have been arranged for the Jewish.
Catholic and several Protestant
churches.
Muskegon.--About three hundred
persons attended the sessions OF the
midwinter meeting Of the Michigan
Pioneer and Historical society here.
0errit ]. Diekema Of Holland told the
atory OF Dutch immigration to this
country: Miss Kate Millar Hart pre-
scented . sketch Of the late Theron 3.
Quincy OF Oceana; Mrs. G. 8. Munger
Hart. president OF the State Audubon
society. gave the history Of that or