The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-11-01

FACTORY III the NATIONAL IflntlnS
Engraving Co.. from Chicago, resulted
in the carrying of the plan.
Eugene Beaudette, of Lake Linden.
stands six feet tall, weighs 200
pounds. lifts 800 pounds with his little
finger and among other feats raises
dead weight Of 1,500 pounds with his
teeth.
The barns on the farms of John
VOORHEES, and Thomas Jones. located
on the Elizabeth lake road, three miles
west of Pontiac. burned Wednesday,
together with their contents. Loss,
$4,000
Bob Leonard, the 13-year-old son of
Ward Leonard, had his right leg shot
off at Onekama by his cousin. The
shooting was accidental. He was
brought to Manlstee and his leg was
amputated.
Ignatius Brandt, charged with for
gerry and burglary, has escaped from
the Alger county Jail. He locked the
turnkey in the corridor and got good
start before the officer could make
himself heard.
Mrs. James Cassidy. of Lawton, has
located her missing husband on farm
near Mishawaka Ind. There was Il
stormy scene between the couple. The
officer who was with Mrs. Cassidy had
to restrain her.
Judge Mayne, of the Circuit Court,
has upheld the city's right to prevent
the Traverse City Gas Co. from laying
its mains in the principal streets. The
ordinance provides that the mains shall
be laid in alleys.
State Senator A. r. Palmer. who re-
sides a short distance from Kalkaska,
was retilling his acetylene gas machine,
when the apparatus exploded and he
was terribly burned about the head
and on both hands.
Ernest Fost farmer, two miles
from Attica, took $50 and went to I'M
lay City 1t is said he drank heavily
and returned ut late hour. He was
found dead in the morning, at his
home, his money gone.
Colby Ostrander, aged 20 years, was
found dead in his home in Tekonsha
Friday morning. He lived alone. haV-
ing separated from his wife. 1t is he
lleved TO be n case Of suicide, and the
coroner will investigate.
The mutlated body of a man was
found between Battle Creek and Bed
ford station, on the Michigan Central
tracks, Thursday morning. Letters in
dictate that his name was Eugene G.
Dexter, of Danville, Ill.
Fifteen of the surviving supervisors
of Oakland county who held office
from 1863 to 1870 were given q ban
quet by former Judge of Probate Thos.
l.. Patterson. Some of the guests We're
more than so years old.
Some OF the supervisors of st. Clair
county are opposed to making repairs
TO the present court house and favor
the building of new court house when
the lease of the present one, which has
60 years 10 run. expires.
AS the result of a fight at n dance
held at the home of Peter Poupard,
Wesley Duclo, a member of a Monroe
tough gang, lies at the point of death
with wound in his head, caused by
his being hit with an ak.
Alger county is literally a hunters
paradise this fall. Partridges are so
numerous that bags of % and 30 are
| common. Deer are everywhere re-
ported ms very plentiful. Bears, too,
are unusually numerous.
Maud Boals, of Bay City. was grant
! eel divorce from Edward Boals We'd
nesday and Immediately took out n IL
| cense and was married Thursday to
| Edward Rouse, although the decree
was not filed until Friday.
While walking on the Michigan Cen
! tral railroad track Wednesday, four
[ mil ~ To l.
| Dexter, of Danville. H.. was killed by
the express coming east. He was
crushed to shapeless mass.
William Hodgson has been appoint
! ed, deputy game warden for Iron
county There has been great
slaughter of deer in the county during
the past two months, because there
was no officer to make complaint
Leonidas ID. Dibble. who built the
! Peninsular railway from Lansing TO
! Chicago, is dead at Battle Creek. The
road Is now the Grand Trunk West
ern and Dibble was its president from
1868 to 1873 He was a years old.
Apples-cven cider apples-are so
/ high this fall in some parts of the
state that the farmers who have any
| are letting their cornhuskers go I'M
! til later. i'm order to secure the apples
before the alternating season is over.
George Robinson (white). of Church
! i'll. is u years old. Wednesday he was
married TO Miss Lottie Henderson, his
"coal-black lady" Miss Henderson
! acknowledges to 40 summers. but is
the possessor of property valued at
! $4,000. The groom is a laborer.
Three section men were instantly
killed by the Wabash fast mail going
west near Milan at 3 o'clock Thursday
morning. The men were ordered out
to drive some cattle off the track.
They were returning on hand-car
when the fast mail struck them.
Difficulties in securing the right OF
way for the new United Railway ex.
tension. which has been surveyed from
Pennington via Novi to Lansing have
led to n new survev. which is now
in progress on a route going to the
capital from Worthwhile via South
| Lyon.
George I. Watson. charged with de-
fraudlng st. Joseph farmers of $1,000
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