The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-02-05
THE TWO PENINsULAs.

The home of c. II. Kingsbury burned
at st. Louis. Loss $500.
Mike Kelcha, a Polish woodsman, was
killed by falling tree near Alma.
Eugene Graham, aged IA, fell from
the second story window of a planning
mill at Mt. Pleasant, and broke his
neck.
Somers S. Iceland committed suicide
at Quincy by hanging. He was about
So years of age and one of the pioneers
of the village.
The Michigan Equal Suffrage asso-
citation is sounding the legislature with
regard to the advisability of introduc-
ing an equal suffrage bill this session.
John Sellecll. farmer of Orleans,
was found dead in the snow beside the
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western rail
road He had been drinking heavily.
Mrs. Arthur Vandewater was burned
to death in the destruction of her
home. three miles south of Belleville.
The other members of the family mar
rowly escaped.
River, the property of Mrs. Robert
Mccullough, was destroyed, by hre.
Loss 5000 1t was one of the Oldest
hotels i'm the northwest.
Lewis Bay lor, of Somerset, Hillsdale
county, was driving home from Adrian
when he suddenly discovered that his
wife was dead by his side, having eX-
pired without making murmur.
Miss Lizzie Kinney, of Okemos,
young inmate of the Ingham county
poorhouse, was found in her room with
her clothes on fire and so badly burned
that it is impossible for her to recover.
Chas. Schrank, near Menominee, be-
came frightened nine years ago and
lost his voice. One day last week he
suddenly regained it, and is now one
of the happiest men in the upper pen
insula.
Edward Williams, of Toronto, was
arrested at Battle Creek, for robbing
the Michigan Central railroad ticket
Office at Marshall of $50. The money
was found on his person and he con
fessed.
Howard Hawley, who is in Jail al
Caro-, charged with being an accom-
plice in the murder of Farmer j. III
Brown, at Millington, has had botf
feet. which were frozen, amputated a
the ankle.
Representative fishermen from al
over the state gathered at Saginaw anc
a t;-a NNif
Caspar Alpern, of Alpena, as president
f and n. j. Orr, of Bay Port, secretary
l and treasurer
: Fred w. Benllay, a conductor on tn
!, Rapid railway between Detroit and MI
Clemens, was crushed To death undo
E the trucks of his own car on Monro
avenue. Detroit. He had intended I
: quit his job that same night and ha
: but one more run to make.
Two men, supposed to be tramp'
. were found frozen TO death beside TN
! tracks of the p. TT. w. & c. railroa
near Dunl<irk, o. They had been put o
train at North Washington and trie
to walk to Dunkirk. but were overcom
G by the cold before getting half way.
3 w. H. Kerr. of Saginaw, formerly {
d the Saginaw Rifles, and Thomas Cool
N formerly of the Bay City Pcninsular
. have left Bay City, ostensibly for Cubs
&c to take company to join the insu
p gents. They would be picked up b
ID tween Bay City and Toledo, and won
ID go direct to Fernandina, Fla.
- Two men were instantly killed ar
~ "a third fatally wounded in an accidel
in the woods near Huron bay, me-
30 Marquette. The killed are: Joe Ma
" tin and Ernest Ford. Pat Domain
~ was wounded and may die. The m'
~ were returning to their lumber can
:, in binding snow. A tree fell on Z
90 party, killed the first two outright al
" horribly mangled Donahue.