The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-07-19

came finely mounted In large glass
case.
Commissioner Griswold has appoint
eel Mrs. A. Whipple, of Jackson, u dep
uty factory inspector under the new
law. which calls for one woman in this
capacity.
Jennie Hamment aged II, convicted
of attempting to derail Grand Rapids
Il Indiana train at Kingsley. has been
sentenced to the Adrian school for girls
until she is 81.
Warden Chamberlain has increased
the reward to 800 for the capture of
Charles Hewett, his coachman, who n
few weeks since left the warden with
out permission.
Sheriff Hammond reports that the
Mason county jail received 800 prison
ers during the past year. of which only
II were women. The cost of maintain
ing the Jail was $500.
james Harrison, of Cadillac, was
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree for the killing of Lester Baker.
Harrison's son. James, who was held
as II participant in the crime, was ac-
quilted.
LeClatr, the embezzler, is bigamist
as we'll He has Il wife in Muskegon,
has confessed to having another In
Traverse City, and third claimant to
his affections has turned up in New
port, Tenn.
Men on the main drive found a por-
ton of the body OF woman at Stur-
geon Falls. on the MenOminee river.
The head. one arm and part of one leg
were missing. There are no means of
identification.
Durand has a new system of water
works lying idle. The council is in n
deadlock and has not accepted the
system. The taxpayers fought with
former council for five months when
it was letting the contract
Two Adrian girls. Clara Storms and
Irene Hawley. went bathing in the
river. but while thus engaged some
thief stole their wardrobe, left OH the
shore, and they had to go home ar
rayed in their bathing suits.
Henry w. Sova. who deserted the
United States army on May 8 last, was
arrested ut Muskegon. SOva is 26
years old. and enlisted with the United
States regulars last March. He was
sent to Fort Riley, Kas., where he de-
serted.
Muskegon has the distinction of hav-
ing the only tin plate mill in Michigan.
1t is probably the most prominent in
dustry of the city giving employment
to nearly 800 wOrkmen most of whom
are skilled laborers, receiving excellent
wages.
VIM. Taylor, alias VIM. Willis, col
ored. died ut the prison hospital of ty-
phOid fever. Taylor was SO years old,
and was sent from Ann Arbor May 5
last to serve two years for burglary
There are five ether cases of typhoid
fever at the prison.
1t is said the TOntine Surety CO.. of
Detroit. must have taken in between
$500. 600 and 100000 and has paid out
not over $4,000 that any trace can be
made of. The company removed to
New Jersey and now Manager G. h.
Brown is in the Detroit jail.
The copper country Elks are going to
Milwaukee and thereby hangs tale
They have received from the Philadel-
phia mint one ton of bright new pen
MES which they will take with them,
tdtll man HuNll- NONtu ~ pay lOI an
his purchases in the brewery city with
coppers while they last.
The marriage of Miss Clara Ayers
and Fred Gilliland, of Adrian.
which took place February 10,
1000. has just been announced.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
y. j. Ayers. travelling man, and the
groom is Il son of James +. Gilliland,
head of the electrical works.
The postmaster-general has issued a
fraud order against j. Il. Batdorf &
CO.. of Battle Creek, proprietors of the
Magnetic Healing Institute" This is
the concern which advertised that they
would send n diagnosis of any disease
which the patient might have if he
would simply send them a lock of his
hair.
The Grand Lodge of Michigan Ma
sons is preparing for trip. The mem
bers of the lodge, with few friends,
making n party of forty, will leave for
Hamilton, where they visit the Grand
Lodge Of Canada. The party will re-
main i'm Hamilton until next Thursday,
when they will go to Toronto, and then
across Lake Ontario to Buffalo. where
they VIII take in the Pan Amerlcan eX-
position.
A. NJ. Palmer, civil engineer of the
southern division of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad. was shot and instantly
killed in Andind, Miss. by w. X. No
Ian. also an engineer of the same com
pany, employed under Palmer The
two men, ii is said. were rivals for the
hand of prominent young lady of
Jackson. Miss. and the tragedy is the
result OF Jealousy. Palmer was a
Michigan man.
Mrs. Matte Carson, widow of the
late Samuel Carson, of Galesburg,
claims her husband left no will what
ever. Carson died June Z, his children
claiming he executed will May rs.
the provisions of which followed the
statute. and seven days later executed
an instrument of trust TO his son, as
signing four-hfths of the estate. or
about $4,000 to the children. A great
legal fight is now on.
A. W. Miles. farmer living near
Pinconnng committed suicide by
hanging Saturday morning. Three
1N-calrs 400 Mflpc visited tha undafto I. an.