The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-27

f@'S AivinrN aloiltfne. convicted at Fllnt
last week sof Acknowledgement as
.sanlt OIL 1a-xeu-old May AvadeS was.
sentenced to six months at lonia.
l,.,Threa large barns on tho farIls of
Frank - Jordan in Atlas.,seauSAt !, fire
from the engine OF a bean threshing
outfit ana were burned toSthe ground.
Lose is $4,000; insurance $500.
r Frank TTadley, of Hadley village,
WHO recently lost his barns by fire,
+ had bee and $4,000 feet OF lumber
aud 35, 0O0 3shingles were taken from
Lapeer to his farm byFH teamsa-
a John Lattameri a farmer residing
| in Shnboin township, was gored TO
death by a bull, !, No, one saw. him
eight FOR life. hut there are evidences
the struggle. was a desperate ope,,.,.>.>-
Albert Goetzen and Mrs. Alfred Os,.
\ mer recently fell on defective side
| walks in Owosso.s GoeJzen sdensansis
81 900 damages. from the. city. and Mrs.
osmer threatens to commence suit.
- The Michigan Central Park Cos sof
| Chicago, has bought and plated land
|. into lots around Higgins lake, Ros-
c0mmop:zand is estahlishingla large re-
sort Already. 2,00d lots. have been
/ sold ,.,r.-. -,f,,rr
! Robert Thomas while training n
horse /, at :, Worthwhile was severely
bruised by the animal turning Il SOM
ersault. Thomas was thrown 4 rod
away and his arm was broken at the
wrist. tn .ai hn,,-t eat s.tt,4to
lf James II. Scott colored, aof Casso+
lnpolls, VINO 1t is alleged stole household
property belonging to his grandfather
and made his escape. has been capr
| ttred in st. Joseph by Deputy Sheriff
Senant a.s s,t.i t.t' fsl'.l is
While reaching over for bucket OF
water in his old-fashioned well Mon
day morning. Lawrence Hummel. f5S,
of Adrian. slipped ana fell headlong 60
feet to the bottom. He was instant
~ killed.
The fifty-second annual Michigan
state fair opened at Pontiac Monday.
The show promises TO surpass all pre-
vious ones, both in point of attendance
and in the excellence and variety of
the exhibits. 4 4st
Mason l.. Brown, n Detroit civil en-
gineer, has begun suit for $500 against
the Owosso e Corunna Electric Co,
for services in surveying a line of the
proposed extension to Durand, which,
has never been built, n.y ., b. iaat
While playing with n gun Tuesday
night at their home, -four miles north
east of ST., Louis, Roy Neigh, aged 12,,
accidentally shot his sister, Zelna-
aged TO- The charge took effect. in
the head and killed her instantly.
Reports to Secretary of State War
ner show that there were 2.672 dehths
in Michigan during August, CORES
ponding to a death rate of 1871 per
cent per 1 900 population l1Phis isiAn
unusually low mortality for August,
4 special election will be held in,
Charlotte Sept 30 to vote on the propo-
sltion to bond the city for $50, 900 and
If it carries 100000 viii be spent for a,
sewage. system, and $4,000 for the inn
provement of the water works SYSTEM
Fred Schmitt, father of the secretary
of the Sebewailg Sugar Co., ana one
of Sebewaing'S' most prominent and
influential farmers, was seriously in
jured by being kicked by n vicious
horse in his own barn Friday evening.
1.-The town OF Lawton seems to be
filled With trampS. the number, varying.
from - to, 100. They seem indisposed
to leave the place and are quarrelsome
sand imprdent The authorities are
considering means to get rid Of them,
VI Some fone placed stick of dynamite
yen thel window sill iof;iIoe Sbaclle's sas
Icon at Calumet nand % the eXpi1-
sion nearly ruined tho building and the
one adjoining. W. hicks; who had
been Enthusiastically Stackle2 is under;
t.arrpst.ts ,l&5. -$y Hil~t NHt-nt -.enfct3 ~
. The secretary Of war has notified
the city, cotncii of benton Harbor
iAHd tlie Big -Four and P9re Stlrqpettc,
railroads that unless The three swing
Bridges, across, Paw Paw ,riyert are, ip
4 ana, completed within lSiM months, q
/ pehaly viii be REQUIRED n bjl1s : %
n BENJAMIN Everaeft.--f cooper. of
| Gladstone. was sconvicteti> of rnSteallng
IJHiseellaHeeus. merghandbsei5 frorL $40
line freight, carsy = shhs, police ,beleyG
he was the leader Off gang THAT sssy'ss--.
1tematiSalIys robhieed! the company. !. He.
WAS given go DAYS jill jail ,,as, ~, n n
f'i1|Michaifel, Sullivan, the oldest resident
.6fs Grand, Rapids, died Monday, aged
"a years. He came to this. state, when
- years old. and spent most of his
!. life IN charge OF construction gangs on
,rairohtls Until his retirehient 20 Years
ago. He leaves large family. ~
=, Three burglars forced an entrance
TO \ the residence Of q. r. Shdphfd,
Owosso.' Mr.. and Mrs" Bert Proper
were there unknown to the burglars,
who thought the place unoceupled.
The thieves were badly scared, and
one of them jumped through win
dow to escape. EvveTa9@< 80 l'sTt
John simmons the highway robberr
who was sentenced at Flint to four
years in Ionia, tried to set the jail on
fire, but the flames were ,eXtinguished,
Simmons and Louis Haley were locked
in their cells, hut managed TO pick the
locks. and were found roaming about
in the corridors
Owosso is TO lose its pugnacious
mayor. S. ID. Emery, who says he is
going back to Boston to live, lie likes
eastern ways the best, but must stay
hare throo voorc morn nc ba Il 1tndot