The Yale expositor., 1901-09-13

100000.
Company f, Fourth Michigan In
fantry, met in reunion at Clayton,
about 30 of the veterans being present.
They were royalty entertained by the
Rowley post, q. A. r., and the Ladies
Relief corps.
The law to prohibit the sale of col
ored oleomargarine went into effect
Friday, but there is no indication from
the Detroit retail or wholesale dealers
that they propose to make any change
in their trade.
Charles Jenner Thompson. paroled
by Gov. Bliss. was released from the
Detroit house Of correction Saturday
after serving six months of years
sentence for embezZling money from
his employers.
A 3-year old daughter of Merritt Os-
! borne, a Pere Marquette switchman.
was fatally hurt Sunday in Saginaw,
while playing about Il fiat car loaded
with iron. 4 rail was loosened and
fell upon the child.
The 20,000,O00 feet log drive, which
has been OH the way from Houghton
lake since last May, has arrived at
Muskegon. The drive has been hard
and long because of the low water in
the Muskegon river.
Charles CrOwhurst escaped from the
Kalamazoo asylum Monday, and walk
! ed to his home near Benton Harbor,
| arriving there ahead of n telegram
sent from the asylum notifying the
sheriff of his escape.
ID. S. Etheridge, of Quincy township,
sold IN natpoit firm, &Dl7 q worth
of butter in II weeks. His farm con-
sists of only 40 acres. This amount
exceeds that usually produced on a
farm double that size.
Two rural mail delivery routes have
been planned for Richmond township.
| covering routes % miles in length and
extending northeast and northwest
Three others are being Inspected with
good chances of being established
Before the eyes of his mother little
Arthur Barr. the 7-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr, of Detroit,
was caught OH the fender of a swiftly
moving Michigan avenue car and then
ground TO death under the wheels.
The Association of Michigan Post
masters closed their session at Port
Huron Thursday. The discussion at
the meeting developed that the post
masters are not Il unit on the question
of parcels post and penny postage.
James McCoumber, of Richland,
while driving home from Galesburg
was struck by an express train on the
road crossing. McCoumber and his
horse were both killed instantly. He
was deaf and did not hear the train.
The law Of the last legislature Great
ing the thirty-eighth judicial district
OF the county Of Monroe went into eff
feet Friday. and Gov. Bliss promptly
made it operative by appointing Har-
ry a. Lockwood. Of Monroe, as the
first circuit judge.
An Algoma Central engine ran down
hanG-car near Wilde Station Sun
day killing A. MazZo and NJ. Law
! renee, section men. The four others
of the gang escaped by jumping. The
men failed to see the locomotive on
account of the fog.
Joseph McGraw. Michigan Central
gate tender, was run down by an in
terurban car near Michigan Center,
and so badly injured that he died.
John McGraw. a farmer. was on the
car and was shocked to find that the
injured man was his brother.
State Oil Inspector Judson reports
that the receipts of his office for the
quarter ending June 80. were 81 1888,
and the expenses including salaries
and travelling expenses, were 81 30 3D.
leaving Il balance of S92 40 TO be COW
cred IN TO the state treasury.
Pickpockets were busy during the
q
reported the loss of their pocketbooks.
! Four men were arrested as suspects.
! They gave their names as Charles
| Johnson, Detroit, and Charles Roy,
Edward Standish and VIM. Thompson,
| of Toledo.
Judge Josiah Turner. of Owosso. is
/ 90 years old, and he celebrated the
event in fitting style. In 1857 he
! served on the supreme bench, and
| later was elected judge of the seventh
district, serving % years on the bench.
! He was also consul ut Amherstburg
under President Harrison.
Will Lorenz. farmer living near
the shore of Lake Michigan not far
from Whitehall was attacked while at
work in the field by fairsized wild
cat. He succeeded in escaping from it
/ and went TO the house ana got gun.
With the aid OF large dog he finally
freed the animal and shot it.
Edward Giguere. of Gladstone,
caused a panic on the principal street
of the city Wednesday night by shoot
ing right and left with n revolver. Be-
fore he could be stopped he had seri-
ously wounded one man. lie was
drunk when he did the shooting, and
is now in Jail awaiting hearing.
The tax commissions force of clerks
| is working nights and Sundays on the
county percentage required by the
state board of equalization. 1t Is eX-
pected that these percentages will DC
completed within a day or two, 50 that
county representatives will have a
chance to digest them before THEN
final session next Monday.
BY n rear-cnd collision. n mile west
OF Chase Sunday. Engineer Henry
Hatswell. of work train No. 45, and
Thomas Moore. Of Baldwin. II section
foreman. were seriously injured. Hats
wells shoulder was dlslocated and
Moore's spine badly strained. FouI
Ia rsf-