The Yale expositor., 1901-09-06

llceu INTO IL iOfI Huron alley ana TOD
bed of $40. Joe Henry Is under arrest
charged with purloinlng Reuben's
money.
The Detroit & Toledo Shore line is
being pushed north from Monroe at
the rate of mile a day. Believers in
the steam road theory point to the alb
sence of any signs of overhead con-
struction.
John Morrison, n Grand Trunk pass
enger conductor, while examining an
air brake coupling ut New Hamburg.
was crushed between the coaches. and
died from his injuries later in the day
at Toronto.
Miss Bertha T.. Bailey. a leader in
Reading society. and Moron ID. Carrel,
of Chicago, were married and ut once
started for Havana, where the groom
Is stationed as private secretary to
Gen. Wood.
Port Huron is to have another ship
yard for construction of steel boats.
The yard will be run in connection
with Dunford's dry dock and will be
located on the property south OF the
lower dry dock.
Mrs. Lillian Beatty. of Reading. OBJ
jected very forcibly to her husband
accompanying Il certain young lady, so
when she met them together she dealt
the young woman blow which rend-
cred her unconscious.
1t took two guards with muskets to
enforce the smallpox quarantine near
Tekonsha. and then an inmate of the
house escaped. One of the guards is
said 10 have left his post one night and
driven into the country TO attend
dance.
\ special election will be held Sept.
10 to decide upon the question of bond
ing for $4,000 for building Il garbage
crematOry and additional stone walks,
and laying surface pipe for sprlnkling
the principal park drives on Mackinac
Island.
DR. W. b. Church. of Marshall. who
was charged with practlcing medicine
without license, was acquitted. He
will now he tried on Il charge OF NAL
practice, preferred by Bornt Van
.Zandr, who asks $4,000 for the death
OF his wife.
DR.. j. ii. Richardson has commenced
suit against the defunct Citizens Ma
tional bank at Niles for $4,000. DR..
Richardson says he loaned the bank
81 400 on July 3, 1899, the day of the
failure, and that bis claim was reject
cd by the comptroller.
Anna s. Lang, wife of Postmaster
Lang, of Houghton. has commenced
suit for the purpose of recovering Il
threefOurths interest in 100 acres of
land, being Il portion of the Kearsarge
mine. now claimed to be owned by the
! Osceola Consolidated Mining Co.
As an evidence of the scarcity of
labor in southern Michigan, it is
worthy Of note that a train runs from
Jackson 10 Union City every day,
distance of 45 miles to pick up men to
! work on the railroad. The train makes
the trip night and morning, and has
done so for month.
Arthur IIardwich, n Battle Greek
youth. attempted to cXtcrminatc bed.
bugs with gasoline. but came near cX-
terminating himself. He held lamp
in one hand, when he opened the gaso-
line can. and it exploded. He was
frightfuily burned, his skin peelng off.
His recovery is doubtful
On several occasions substance
resembling blue vitriol has been found
| in the yard of Frank Pieszak, of Bay
! City, and once one of his children was
caught in the act of placing some of
| the stuff in its mouth. 1t has been
! proved to be poisonous, and the police
are trying TO find out who placed it
there.
Selig Solomon, of Altoona county,
has sent State Land Commissioner
Wildcy II check for 500 i'm payment
for lumber taken from Agricultural
college lands in that county. He says
! the trespassing was not done by his
order, and an effort will be made to
! locate the guilty parties and prosecute
them.
The following five graduates and
! former students of the University
have been appointed on the. second
call for teachers for the Philippines:
| Frank Pshick, Saginaw; Chas. A. Val
! lance. FOwlersville. y. Y; G.. Il.
! Schuelle.'. Niles Mich; G.. y. Trem-
per. Pontiac. Mich. +. +. Welch, Or
chard Lake. Mich.
Victor Toskkilla was shot through
| the heart. and the arm of fellow
named Saakarl was shattered as the
result of Il row early Wednesday
at the Halfway saloon. between
Houehton and Atlantic The parties
are FinlanGers. ono of whom became
involved in n drunken quarrel. Tosk-
! llilla's asSailant was Matte Saakari. a
brother of the wounded man.
Henry Hill, of Monroe. has been in
poor health for some time and recent
" signed what purported TO be an
agreement between himself and n
medical company by which the latter
agreed to cure him for $40 and
his wife for $40 Tho contract
turned up in the form OF a note
for $40 in the hands of A. l.. Beard
! who has brought suit to enforce its
payment.
Michael Kennedy, Of Niles, is suing
his son Richard for $4,000 damages.
alleging that lie was falsely impris-
oned at st. Josephs retreat near Dear
born. FOR period of five years. at the
instigation of his son. OH n trumped
up charge of insanity. He says he
was not given hearing before pro-
bate judge. and was not adjudged in