The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-07-31

cused Of "boot-legging" and one held
on charge of running q blind pig
was the harvest reaped by officers in
crusade here.
Iron Mountain.-Robert Collins, q
Kentuckian, aged forty years, an In
mate at the county Jail. committed
suicide by cutting his throat with q
pocket knife. He was arrested near
Quinnesec Friday night charged with
a statutory offense.
Port Huron.-Johnson Price, ex-
convict. twice paroled. was arrested
again after an alleged attack on q
seven-year-old boy. Price took the
boy out in livery rig and his pc
culiar actions attracted the attention
Of several persons.
Ann Arbor.-Tony Picararo, twenty
three. an Italian reservist ordered to
Europe. whose passage for home was
booked for August 1. was killed when
the bottom Of the gravel car on which
he was working accidentally opened.
dropping him in a mass of gravel I'M
der the wheels OF the train. The ac-
cident occurred four miles from here.
Jackson.-William Hayes. william
Murphy. Clarence Bradish. all from
Detroit, and Leon c. Ballard. SEN
fenced from Lenawee county, were
granted paroles by the board of par
dons. Billiards. parole being contip-
gent to securing the governors per-
mission to leave the state. He haL
violated one parole.
Ionia.-A United States immigra-
ton ofiicer of Detroit took Dillito
Athla from the Ionia reformatory for
deportation to Italy on order Of the
Italian government. Athla served
time in Rome prison before he got
into trouble here and is returned un-
der treaty with Italy for work in the
trenches.
Monroe.-Mike Mazo, forty years
old, Russian, Is locked up on a
charge Of having struck John Marina
over the heart with a club. infiicting
serious injuries. He was arrested by
Patrolman Farmhouse. Stephen Du-
vail, William Fountain and Joseph
Augusta are in the county Jail. 1t is
alleged the two fought on the streets
and that Augusta cut Duvall and Foun-
tain.
Kalamazoo.-Thirtee runaway Chi
cago boys were landed in Jail here.
The crowd was led by John Murphy.
thirteen. who made his escape from
the city jail a week ago. Murphy told
his friends what an easy place Kala-
mazoo was to work. and urged them
to come here. Alighting from freight
train. the youngsters bolted into a
restaurant and ordered meals for
which they refused to pay.
Owosso. vorce. twenty-five.
was drowned in the Shiawassee river
here and George Schneider nearly
lost his life in heroic attempt to save
him. vorce was seized with cramps.
When Schneider went after him the
drowning man twice pulled him un.
der. The body was recovered an hour
later. Vorce was the third man to be
drowned at this particular point in a
few years.
Monroe.-Twenty years ago Henry
Cooley, then lad of ten years, at
the death of his father was placed in
st. Joseph's orphanage. He was ap-
prenticed to farmer and went to
North Dakota, thence to New York,
and finally to Jackson, where he mar
ried. Through Postmaster Cooley of
Monroe he found his mother and sis
ter, Mrs. William Boss Of this city,
after the long separation.
Escanaba.-Archie Nantelle, twenty
eight, section foreman. Is dead. his
wife Is badly bruised. and friend
whose name is not known, has q
broken arm and internal injuries as
result of a gasoline speeder on the
Beaver Branch road. north Of here,
being struck by heavy ore train. The
speeder was carried half mile on
the pilot of the engine before the
accident became known. Nantelle
met death within $50 feet of his home
at Beaver.
Battle Creek. = Believing that It
would again be set on fire and that
other property might be endangered.
the sanitarium officials started the
demolition of the famous RED Onion"
on Washington avenue. situated d.
rectly opposite the strictly vegetarian
sanitarium. the RED Onion" served
meat menus so near that the dieting
patients could smell the odors. FL
nally the sanitarium bought the prop
erty. Recently the deserted cafe has
twice been set afire.
Royal Oak.-Fire. supposed to have
been started by careless dropping of
match, completely destroyed an oil
and gasoline station operated by DAN
lei A. Knatts Of this village. The
flames spread to and for q time threat.
ened the post ONCE and other build
ings. The pumping station was tenn
porarily out of commission and the
local department was powerless. A
chemical engine was sent from High
land Park, which by its prompt re-
Spouse prevented q coniagration.
Damage was placed at $1,000, partially
covered by insurance.
Jackson. Gilbert Nelson, ten-year-
old son of . widowed mother. was
drowned In Grand river. The lad.
with others. was swimming and
his companions say he was caught In
the current and swept down stream
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