The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-10-18
PENINSULAR STATE NEWS.

PENINSULAR STATE NEWS.
Over 1000 bushels of cranberries
have been picked at Stevensville.
Dominick Feeney, aged 60, hanged
himself near Yale. Dependency
About 100 members of the Twentieth
Michigan infantry held "A reunion at
Chelsea
Leo Padrotti, aged Is, fell into
well, near White Rock, and was
drowned.
The residence of n. l.. Robinson, of
Viclsburg, was destroyed by fire.
Loss 81 500.
OF the "a criminal cases on docket at
Allegan Is are for violations of the
local option law.
Cheboygan Polish Catholics have
new $4,000 church which has just been
dedicated by Bishop Richter.
The mining companies at Ishpeming
are experiencing difficulty in finding
men enough TO work the mines.
st. Joseph citizens have raised
fInd to send Rev. II. w. Davis to Cuba
to investigate the Cuban rebellion.
The Episcopal convention at Mime
apolis authorized the formation of the
new dioceve of northern Michigan.
The sixth annual reunion of the
Seventh Michigan cavalry was held
at Saginaw with 100 survivors present.
The annual reunion of the old Second
Michigan cavalry was held at Grand
Rapids, with 100 veterans in attend
ance.
j. Il. Graves & Co.'S planning mills at
Benton Harbor caught fire from sparks
from locomotive and was badly dam
aged.
G.. III. Ferguson. agent of the Ann
Arbor railroad at Henrietta, IS locked
up at Cadillac on a charge of embez-
cling 800.
Miss Emma Silver, recently secretary
of the Y. w. c. A. at Detroit and Jack
son, has sailed for Shanghai, China, as
missionary.
Great Commander Boynton, of the
X. o. Il. NJ, has appointed Dwere Hail,
of Bay City. lieutenant commander,
vice Henry w. Carey, resigned.
Frank NJ. Fisk, druggist at Edwards
burg, YVES seriously burned by an ex-
plosion. while drawing gasoline from
tank by the light Of lantern.
Morley girls have the new woman
craze in its craziest form. They give
stag parties at which every girl
must be dressed in mems clothes.
The 1O-ycar-old daughter of John
Marks. of Cheboygan, was fatally
burned by her clothes catching fire
while she was playing at bonfire.
Mamie Cregen. aged is. of Jackson,
mysteriouSly disappeared while return
ing to her home at night from a call
upon friend. Foul play is feared.
The Rhodes bartholomew Bicycle
Co., of Kalamazoo, will remove to AL
| Logan, that city having offered bonus
of 81, 900 and a site for large factory.
Seven cars were wrecked On curve
on the d., l.. & n. railroad at Brighton
killing 100 sheep and splitting several
hundred bushels of apples and potatoes.
Benton Harbor was invaded BY nearly
! 300 survivors of the Twelfth and the
| Twentv-fifth regiments Michigan in
fantry. The city was gaily decorated
Plans are being prepared for new
steel drydock to be built in Port
Huron. Henry n. Botsford, owner of
the Wolverine drydock, is the pro-
moter.
Mrs. VIM. Walker, of Troy, found a
gold watch on her cucumber vines.
Later young man called and confessed
to losing the watch while stealing veg
eta les.
l.. Weste nberg and Mrs. Wood were
| crossing the railroad bridge near Ken
ton when "a train knocked them off.
They fell 40 feet and she was fatally
injured.
Col VIM. Il. McCreery. eX-consul ia
Valparaiso. Chilli. and III. Woodward.
of Flint, have struck remarkable rich
finds in the big Four" gold mine at
Leadville, Colo.
The oar factory of Fitzgibbons q
Co. at Saranac was DESTROYED by fire.
The loss will reach $4,000. The Sara
nae Advertisers plant was damaged to
the extent of $500.
Nellie Welch, aged II, was thinning
stove polish with turpentine when II
caught fire. The blaze communicated
TO her clothing and she was burned 70
death at Saginaw.
Hulda Amelia Sjonberg, a young
girl, who came to Escanaba county from
sweden about six months ago, declares
that, i'm mad distress, she fed her lille
ultimate child To hogs.
s. j. s. McQuinn. of West Bay City,
missed his tivc.year-old boy and after
considerable search the child's body
was found under tree in an outlying
ward with its neck broken. He hac
evidently fallen from tree.