The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-08-02

stock were burned at Berne and but
for sudden change in the wind the
town would have gone up. Loss, s., 900.
]. C. Tenant, farmer near Ne
waygo, becoming insane, removed all
his clothing and gave the officers an
exciting chase through the woods. He
almost killed the sheriff when cap
tured.
4After living apart nine years-hav-
ing been divorced-James and Leona
Rathburn were Remarked at Grand
Rapids. The ceremony was witnessed
by their two daughters, aged IL and
Is years.
Il. Goldman, Buffalo, n. Y, bust
ness man, while bathing with his
sisters and brothcr-in. law at Orchard
Lake, backed out beyond his depth,
and his companions say he never came
to the surface.
Fred Smith. trusted clerk of
Barnes X Co., Manistee, lost money at
gambling and stole from his employers
safe. He was captured at Muskegon.
His aged parents and his wife are al
most Frustrated.
BY cavern at the Ashland mine at
Ironwood, an enormous body of ore
has been exposed and is easy of access.
Work will be commenced at once.
More men will be hired and the pres
ent wages raised.
While several Wayne boys, aged 12
to 16 years, were camping On the
Huron river Chas. Hannah was shot in
the neck by Leonard Aldrich, who
claims il was accidental. Hannah
died in a few hours.
Mrs. Frances A. Kingslay, of Flint,
wants Saloonkeeper George Hughes TO
pay her 81, 900 for selling liquor TO her
husband, who she says, was a prosper
GUS tailor, two months ago, but now
has almost nothing.
Henry Jaskowski, aged Al, derrick
man, fell from the twelfth to the ninth
floor at the new Union Trust building,
Detroit. His head struck against the
steel beams of the two floors between,
crushing his skull to pulp.
The shipments of peaches about
Benton Harbor will be greater than at
any time since the early '70's, when
most of the trees were devastated by
the yellows. Allegan county will
double last years shipments.
f2A man known as 1.-The Old Spaniardl
lived in a hut near Woodville. Hunt
ers found his hut burned and a pile of
bones in the ruins. lie was supposed
to have been wealthy, but only a
small amount of money was found.
NJ. j. Tanning of Jackson, chairman
of the Prohibition state central com
mittee has decided TO resign. He has
for long time been at odds with A.
NJ. Todd. lie proposes to do gospel
work in tent throughout the state.
For trying to induce 10-year-old
Alice Glover to elope with him Henry
Brenner, aged 40, was shot by the
girls indignant mother near Mt.
Pleasant. His shoulder was filed with
shot and he was taken to Grand Rapids.
He will recover.
Corrigan, Mckinney & Co., of Cleve-
land, o., have secured control of the
big Colby mine at Bessemer. II is
known that the Colby has several
thousand tons of ore in sight and an
other large body of ore can be found
under the dyke.
Nearly 30 ladies and gentlemen,
past 20 years of age, gathered at the
Presbyterian church at Port Huron.
Samuel Edison, father of the great
inventor, was present, and Judge VIM.
Mitchell presided. Interesting remin-
iscenceS were given.
sad accident married the sport of
the bicycle races at Battle Creek.
While a visiting rider by the name of
Beatty, was crossing the Michigan
Central tracks, he was struck by fast
express, cutting off both legs and he
died from his njuries
David Olson, aged IL, hanged him
self while at play at Bay City His
companions thought his contortions
were attempts at being funny, but a
neighbor happened to see what was
gong on and cut young Olson down,
just in time to save his life.
Ground has been broken at the
Lower Quinnesec Falls near Iron
Mountain for two wood pulp mills, a
sulphite mill and a paper mill, repre-
senting an investment of $500, 900.
Other manufacturers are negotiating
for sites in the immediate vicinity.
The seven year old daughter OF
August Smith died at Manistee from
the effects of swallowing the pits OF
cherries. The doctors performed an
operation removing nearly pint OF
the stones, but the poor girl died from
the resulting inflammation after suf.
fering awful agony.
Owing to the almost total failure OF
the hay crop about 1000 farmers
swept down upon tract of marsh
land containing about $4,000 acres in
Albee township, Saginaw county, anC
hauled away ton after ton of marsf
grass and pea vine which has never
been harvested here tofore.
The large storehouse of the Wooden
ware company's pail factory wa.
burned at Midland. The fire originated
by sparks from a locomotive. Tn,
main building containing all the ma
chinery was saved only by the labor o
200 volunteer firemen, who carried
water from the river. Loss SO, 900
insured for $500.
iceland is very blue town on Sun
day. No mail can be had, a telegraph
message cannot be sent, no loating i
allowed and no trains stop. Recent,
man was fined s. for sitting on tn,
public school steps on Sunday. Tom
Wae,,f nd for cfo din