The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-10-11
News I'm Brief.

Senator Chauncey NJ. DepeW is 10
marry Miss May Palmer in the near
future.
The strike of the linemen of the var
ious telegraph and telephone compan-
les in Chicago is said to be spreading.
Reports to the marine hospital SER
vice from all parts of the world show
n continued spread of the bubonic
plague in most sections.
Mrs. Louise Nostz. 60 years old, of
Astoria, L. l., killed herself and her
grandson, Willie COlletti. g years old,
some time Wednesday night.
The body of Arthur Venville. one of
Lieut.. Gilmore's Inflated troop, has
been found near Manila and will be
sent home to Portland. Ore, for burial.
Edward II. Green. husband Of Hetty
Green, who is ill with severe attack
Of Inflammation Of the kidneys ut his
home at Bellows Falls, VT, cannot re-
cover.
Herr Panzer. anarchist, editor of
Berlin, Is TO he prosecuted for utter
ances in his paper in connection with
the assassination of President Nc
Kinley.
John Nevills. of New York. the man
who invented the international cable
and telegraphic code, in use the world
over. was killed by freight train at
Elmira, \. Y.
Maj. Gen. Otis is of the opinion that
there really was an assault committed
on the guard ut the Mckinley tomb at
Canton and that the midnight providers
were escaped prisoners from the Can
ton jail.
Pueblo. Col. is in great excitement
over a series Of murderous assaults on
women and girls. They seem to have
been committed by the same person,
negro, or white man with his face
blackened.
Thousands Of horses in the vicinity
Of st. Joseph Mo-, are affected with
an unknown disease, somewhat re-
sembling CHAMBERS. Deaths are numer-
Gus. The disease usually begins with
Il form of influenza.
Charles I,oree, of Humboldt. Neb..
has been notified that he is heir to
property in Kentucky and Virginia.
consisting of coal, iron ore and timber
lands valued at $14.000,000, of which
his share is about one-tenth.
The coroner's jury at Wayne in the
case of Charles belong. Joseph w.
Sweeney and George Leopold, killed i'm
wreck Sept. 20, returned n verdict
that they came to their death through
their own negligence while stealing n
ride.
At Fee a Portuguese subject who
does not speak Arabic, had recently
arrived in the city and approached
the tomb of local saint There was
nothing to show that the thoroughfare
was forbidden to Christians. He was
attacked by fanatical crowd. His
recovery Is uncertain.
The official appraisement Of the es-
tate of Jacob s. Rogers, the locomotive
builder of Paterson, y. j.. who left
| his millions to the New York Metro
politan Museum of Art, has been filed
at the surrogates office i'm Paterson.
II shows that his estate is valued ut a
little more than $5,5O0.OOO.
A horse thief convict in the Ne
braslka state penitentiary has been dis
covered to be woman. His" name
on the records is Burt Martin. "He"
was convicted a year ago. and has
three years yet TO serve. "He" will
serve the rest of the period in woman's
attire.
Postofiice Inspector John p. Clum
has returned from trip of inspection
through Alaska He established the
n0rthernmost postoffice in the United
states and what probably is the north
ernmost postoffice in the world, Point
Barrow. This place will receive tine
mails once year by n United States
| revenue cutter.
Capt. William A. Andrews. the vet
Gran mariner has left New York for
! Europe i'm his 14-foot boat. The Dark
Secret. Accompanying him i'm the dar-
ing trip is his young bride whom he
wooded a few weeks ago. The captain
! Is GO years old. and this is said to be
his seventh trip across the ocean i'm
snail boats. He expects to reach the
English channel I'm about IL weeks Tn
the boat were provisions for four
months.
The steamer Humboldt has arrived
mt Seattle from Skagway with gig pas
sengers and over $1,000.0O0 In gold. 1t
is the second largest shipment Of the
season from the FlOpdike-