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The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The long expected call FOR special
national convention OF United Mine
Workers OF America was ISSUED We'd
ncsd8y hy National President Mitchell
at strike headquarters in Wilkesbarrc.
II Is to hc held az indianapolis az the
earliest possible date. The date for
The convention will hc fixed 10y W. r..
Wilson. national secretary at Indian
applis. who hHS charge Of the ma
chincry 10y which convention Is ar
ranged
The convention viii bc held FOR the
purpose of discussing the advisability
of involving all the soft coal miners In
the United States iu the struggle now
going on in the anthracite coal fields.
The live districts that requested this
convention were the three anthracite
districts. the Michigan district and the
West Virginia district. where u strike
* now ON. President Mitchell has had
the consent OF the i've districts FOR
some time hut for some reason did not
see no 90 issue the call until now.
There VIII Ice about l.OOo delegates
IN the convention. Each local union
VIII have one vote FOR each 100 mem.
bers aud fraction OF that number.
and ar additional vote Tor each ma
jority fraction.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The boy colony az Berkshire. Snnilac
county. ON the 3OOO-acre beet farm of
the Sanllac Beet Sugar CO.. offers an
Interesting study In sociology. The
Anti-Cigarcttc League would hc
charmed 40 the progress made. The
strict discipline says no tobacco or
swearing Is ever allowed At present,
there are l25 boys on the farm. rang
ing from : To H. years old. More cN-
pected from the Detroit Home Of the
Friendless. The lads are under the
supervision of IL. l.. Swift. OF the Bcu-
lah land farm. n colony Of boys, near
Grass Lake. Mich. Seventeen of the
lads ar" from Mr. Swift's own farm,
the others coming from Jackson. Ann
Arhor Npsilantl and few from De-
troit. The boys beds are warm AMI
comfortable The urchius all eat NJ
the same table ana the food H. whole
some dud abundant.
For pay. each lad Is to receive so.
q new suit OF clothes and tlcke,
home. after the season
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
The rate.son striLc.

A meeting OF all the trades unions
connected with the silk industry 10
Paterson. y. H., WIS held late Satur
day. IL WAS decided not to work agaiE
Iu the mills until the militia had been
Withdrawn from the city. No formal
strike was inauguratcd. hut the matter
WAS lcft in the above shape. Ia ac.
cordanCc with this, the unions decided
10 send committee to the mill owners
To ask them to submit the difficulties
which exist between the owners aud
The dyers' helpers Co arbitration.
The city officials decided tO post the
militin 40 the mills Saturday night aud
keep them there until all trouble WIS
past. Two hundred Winchester mag
uziIe rifles Of the latest pattern ar.
rived M police headquarters saturday.
The weapons we're purchased hy ordrt
Uf Mayor lliuchc'i1c. With the rifles
came "a large consignment OF bah cart
ridges. There are now rides enough
stored 80 headquarters for the mayor
at moments notice Co put into "a"
hands OF his TOT policemen. his o.
members of the fire department and
nearly r. not an OF the special deputies
recently sworn I'm for riot duty by Ga"
sheriff OF pussuic county.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
The rnnnmn CnnnI.

An Isthmian canal. while not yet ali.
solUtcly assured is nearer 10 construc.
tion tlmn 1t ever has been. The SENATE
Thursday hy majority of eight votes
adopted the Spoouer substitute for the
Hepburn Nicaragua canal hill. the
vote on the substitute being ~ 90 "a
Aftpr two amendments tn the measure
had been adopted one providing FOR q
commission to supervise the construc.
tiou of the canal and the other pro.
yiding for the issuance OF Sl3uuIuOol
- per cent gold bonds Go raise money
with which Co construct the water way.
10 was passed hy "a vote OF 80 Co q.
Rep. Hepburn. sponsor uf the Near.
aguan canal bin that PASSED the nous"
last winter announces that the bill
Which passed the senate Thursday.
leaving the selection of the route ns
between Panama and Nicaragua 90 thc
president. 81 satisfactory 20 him. aud
that 10 viii In all probability pass the
HOUSE. Since the house passed the Hep
burn bin the French company reduced
10y S1UUupuuu It's ofIrr to sell all rights
ur the Panama route. and this worked
q great change Goo the house iu favor OF
the Panama route.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Col. Frank u. Baldwin. OF the
Twenty .scvcnth infantry. who Is STA
toned on the island Of Min'duno. has
received the following reply 90 letter
10 the sultan OF BuClod. in which he
stated that tie Americans did not In
tcud interfering with the religion. plu-
rnlity or property of the Morus
we ask YOU tu retire 90 Malahang.
we do not want you iu the Lake l.uuao
district unless YOU will join our rclig-
ion and adopt our customs. I'm ease
YOU Go not 81 desire all the dattos VIII
make war on You. because here there
is but one religion. that Of STEAMBOAT"
Cot. Baldwin says that the sultaus
of Baclud AMI MasSin will have a. he
taken prisoners before permanent
peace ~ Miudarao Is possible.
The organization or civil govern
ment on Samnr yesterday was wit
messed by a large crowd OF people.
zen. +. II. Grant turned the admin.
iStutlon over To acting GOV. Wright.
S'nor Llorcnte WAS appointed gov
eruor.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN.
.Jonr. Now nIspo.ed on.

William NJ. Jones. tried la Detroit on
the charge OF numbering George II.
Haywood. was convicted sentenced
aud sent to Marquette prison for life
ON Saturday. The ease was one IN
which family was wrongcd wife
debauchcd and the husband anu father
murdered The trial was long nnd
stuhhornly fought 10y the defence. yet
the jury OF the first ballot stood fog
conviction uf murder in the first de
gree. George Henry Haywood was
found dead within sight OF the family
home. "a Amherst street. on the morn
ing of April To- of This year. The post
murtcm examination showed that Hey
wood had hccn shot in the hack of the
head. and battered ln the forehead
with blunt instrument. believed To be-
mechanics hammer
On the night of the murder ne was
returning from * q. T. VI dance
which was giNcu in q hall near the
corner oi Baker ana Eighteenth
streets. lie had accompanied u party
81 friends 600 tac direction 81 his late
dwelling. AMI one man WAS with him
until Ec reached the corner of Fort
street and Junction avenue. about
three blocks from tho Haywood home
Ou the trial IL wan argued that the
murderer WAS iu waiting behind
harm uu the east corner ur the alley.
shot Haywood loo hiH tracks. and then.
tu make sure job OF o. .hc used the
deadly hammer. Either assault was
sullci,!.t tu take tho life.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Rev Joseph 50; John. of Cole sta
tiuu is locked up iu the Pontiac bail
ca % charge uf statutory assault. aud
Eva RCsE. q llycar-old Colurpd girl, Is
detained Is witness 81 John hus
lived uu his farm near & lc station tor
two years. Several years ago bee Jp.
piled to County Agent Stuart for :h"
custody of tl!c Ross girl. with a view
Co adopting her bat the deal was never
completed AMI she has remained
ward 0f The state. \ few weeks ago
tile girls condition began To- attract at-
tCrtiun. au. -. John caused his wife
tu write to the state authorities go
come Jgd investigate. The result wa.
'hr arrest uf lad named Frank Ross
who lives near the ~. John farm The
officers were lot satisfied. however.
uud pursued their Investigations FUR.
thor with the result that warrant
WIS sW,r, ont for the arrest of the
lr,aca,r himself.
Wien searched at the Jail S2.37n was
found un -. Johns person. nud on
Icing questioned as 90 his reason for
carrying 80 much money about with
him. he made cyasiyc replies The or
rr,rs believe that he intended 90 skip
uUt.
The girl talks freely. saws 81. John
Is responsible FOR her condition. and
'hJt their relations have existed for
several years 81 John has q wife hut
up children. lie WAS formerly pastor
ur the congregational church 40 orion.
AMI later Tiled pulpits at Saginaw ana
Eay city.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The former insurgCnt general. Car-
los. who surrendered To the AmcriclE
authorities FOO June OF 1901. Inns mott
fled the board which is investigation.
the charges of cruelty brought hy Mai
turnclius Gardener against American
officers and soldiers iI Tayahas PROV
iucC. LuZou. that he is willing GO tcsti.
~ us to the conditions which cyist,-C
p Iayahas province prior 90 his sur
render and after Mai. Gardener had
declared the province Zoo De- plciGcd.
Gen. Cables says lHal so Agrees with
Malyar. former iuSurgcut leader.
who has already testified before the
board that rayuhas province was the
best disciplined stronghold the iusurg
cuts had.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
n.rf nr nInn,i-

The war department has transmitted
Co The interior department information
that trouble Is threatened among the
Apache Indians ou tine san Carlos res.
cryation I'm Arizona on account Of the
proposed shutting on Of beef and other
rations after July ucNt. Gen. Funs
ton. commanding the department 90
Arizona. says that the Indians are very
much agitatrd ANA predicts that in
ease the ratipns are discontinued the
Indians will take beef aud other sup.
plies wherever they can get them IN
that section. regardless OF Consc-
qucuccs.
The interior department will sus.
pend the order OF di~coutiuuance Of the
ratlous pending au investigation.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Locked IN a cell In the county iall Is
Anna u. Curtis the l2.ycur-uld girl
who Is charged with administering
curbolic acid to little Fcuucl Parable
the l-ycur-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Parable causing his death. The child
WAS discovered by his mother IN q
dying condition. There apparently
was nobody near. The glrl was ar.
rested largely on suspicion. Her hatred
fo. children. IL Is claimed. has been
marked FOR years. Several instances
lrr cited whore she has attempted bod
ily harm 10 Infants.
Ia her cell she coutcntcdly rcudf
during the day. and has no apparent
concern for the charge against her.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
The Patterson Riots.

Paterson. y. j.. was in tile hands Of
"a mob Wednesday. aud as n result OF
the riots number of persons were
shot ana two al least will die The
police did their work well. hat they
We're 81 few in number that they could
make little Roadway against the mob
Mills were wrecked with STONES and
bullets by the striking silk dycrs' help
crs or roughs acting for them. There
were threats to resort to the torch.
Mayor llinchclinc took personal com
maud of the police of tho city Thurs
day. lie WIS much displeased that the
meeting of strikers Tuesday night WIS
not broken up. II was 40 this meeting
TINT speeches were made which IL j.
believed Ted % the disorders of yes
tcrdHy. The mayor went tu police
headquarters aud had ull the men of
the reserves lined up Ia front of him
Fhcu hc said to them: "Nleu. if your
clubs prove useless. you know what To
do. Re aggressive from the start"
Ia addition 90 The regular police
force OF lui men there were sworn IN
Thursday -. cuustuhlcs. - deputies
ANA H. irCmcu, who are 90 Go duty aS
policemen. Al these men were i'm
mcdiatcly armed with rcyolvers aud
heavy night sticks
Ten silh manufacturing firms opened
for work Thursday morning. These
firms have their plants iu the Hope.
Harmony and Todd mills Each en-
pluys about - men. IN each ct these
plants every cmpInyc has been armed
with "a revolver. The weapons Were
supplied 10y the mems employee with
Tie npproynI Of MnNm. nlmchrlIlIr.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
A scrnnn, Mnynr.

Mayor James l.. Holden. OF IanCs
vile. O.. WIS forcibly elected from The
court of Police Judge Rogers Monday
The mayor asked that an affidavit
against woman charged with mtoxl
cation bc withdrawn. and wlrn tie
judge refused he insisted thar hn had
the right to Withdraw H. the .;dd.c
ordered chief at Police Tracey to eject
Mayor Holden from the court room.
The mayor resisted ana rrlccy's
brother and others went 10 the chiefs
assistance. During the mclr" the
mayor struck the chief ON th' Jaw auG
the latter landed on the mnyor'i head
with club. After the mavo~ hac
been put out hc invited the cuicf [,
step out To light. but that official Jc-
clincd.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
VIZ. Reed l. Optimistic.

Regarding the accomplishments of
science 100 the next i've wears Prof
john o. Reed in his address To the
graduating class OF The eastern high
school. OF Detroit. declared hls conyic.
phone communication would bp cstuh-
lish"d with Europe; the problem of
ucriul navigation would be- solved:
wireless tclcgraphy would be- as per.
feet as the present wire system. uud
steps would b" taken to rc-forcst the
pIuc Iuuds OF Michigan.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

ON the recommendation az Inspect.
or-Gcueral Green the state military
hoard ordered Company &. of the First
Regiment Michigan National Guard.
located 40 Tccumsch. mustered ont at
service. The inspccturgcncruI ON his
recent examination found the com
pany generally inefficient and lacking
Ia interest. Its place In the national
guard Will bc taken 10y Capt Waldo's
company of Detroit. which was Com.
pauy NJ" ~ the Thirty.thrd Rc.i-
mcnt In the Spauish-Amcricau war.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
StnIc I,nn,I-

Grand Rapids detectives have
fastened the robbery ur Adam KryZk
was grocery store upon three Poles of
heretofore good standing aud arrested
them. The majority Of the goods
stolen consisted of food stu0's and
other necessities. and when confronted
10y the officers. the culprlts broke down
and each pleaded he went into the deal
tu secure necessities FOR which his fam
ily WAS suffering They were bound
over tu the present term of the super
Tor Court FOR trial.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
Spreading smallpox.

Health officer llagadoru was sent
90 % hou>c pu E1St Midland street. Bay
City. Tuesday tu investigate sup
posed ease of smallpox and found Il
little sIr named nufour well broken
uut with the disease. lie found FUR
t'lrr llu, thr entire family. numbering
live. had been sick with smallpox with
ont chilling physician. and that for
four wvrl,;, when not sick. the people
had been about the city Is usual, the
father going tn h.s work daily aud
yuun- man being engaged every day iu
delivering groceries FOR his employer
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
4 uiII,nry scandal Echo.

The Grand Rapids announcement
that the courts have been asked to mp.
point a receiver FOR the simmons
Knitting 60. of that city. Is another
echo Of the state military scandal.
Gems White and Marsh were idcuu-
fled with that company, and sutton
testified that the money he paid White
was for stool, in this concern. whereas
White told the Supreme Court TINT
Sutton paid the money us hls cIntri.
button 90 the Illinois supply co. fund
with which the goods were purchased
from The state.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
nurrow- on ncct sugnr.

Senator burrows: II predict that
there viii bc a prompt revival In beet
sugar activity In Michigan ms u result
~ the failure of the government To
harm This important agricultural
product. | think the time will rapidly
approach when the United States Will
produce all OF it, own sugar This Is
what Secretary ct Agriculture Wilson
SAYS Il will do II iarin impositions ara
LETT NJ they exist The beet sugar
growers and manufacturers mny now
depend that the government will do TIN
industry uo harm. aud information IN
my possession leads mo Ia believe that
this will result In the binding of "a
number OF other factories IN Michi-
gam"
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
CONDENSED NEWS.

Tho German bark ~. T. Glade.
which. sailed from san Francisco for
Europe last October. is long overdue
being ont 2t3 days. san Frnnciscnns
wagcred SlJhutO on her safe arrival.
Thursday morning fire broke out IN
the -. Clair hotel. Toledo. % small cs.
mhli>lmcut next 10 th" Empire the
alter Robert Smith. sailor from Oswr-
go. was smothcrcd iu bed. There wcr,
some 10 inmates. many Of whom had %
leap for life. The damage To- the build-
ing was small.
Six suits OF International Interest
were entered ir the United STATES cir.
cult Court az pitt,hurg "Wednesday nj
the request 81 the Austro-Ilungarinu
consul in behalf uf the heirs OF six men
Killed by au explosion 40 the Eliza FUR.
mace of Jones 4 Laugllius Inst year.
To recover damages OF Sl2OuOO
While temporarily dcruugcd WIN. 4.
Agar. of Tcrrc lluutc. Ind. cat the
throat Of his nurse. Airs. Davis. Agar
then cut his own throat aud Jumped
into n clstcrn. lie was rescued by his
brother and taken Co Jail. where b.
made another attempt az suicide 10y
stnhhing himself near the heart four
times with pocket knife.
Landlord and tenant proceedings
were begun IN Grand Rapids Wcdnps
day against ana aged woman. Christina
Feltc The complainant in the ease U.s.
Mary IInesel. and the reason given Tor
the proceedings Co Dust her tenant IA
that the old lady makes So much noise
no her prayers that other tenants In
the building have been driven out as.
a consequence
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The pardon board concluded two.
tays session m Lansing. There were
- applications Tor pardon HE'D with
thc board. but they failed 10 recon-
mend ANY of them fnVorably. On the
other hand quite number were de-
MED. among them being that al Ralph
y Davis. 81 Detroit. convicted OF high
way uhhcry iu 1896 aud sentenced TO
II years at Jackson.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
The KIM u. bend.

King Albert. of SaNony. who dlcl
Thursday was the last OF the genera u
who commanded the German army of
1870. lie could hardly De- called one az
the cmpirc.mnhcrs. FOR 70 was his faith
or. King Kohann. who brought SaXony
into the empire. hut with her own ac
tive assent. That the late king had
considerable military capacity Is shown
hv the fact TINT he had an lndepcnd
cnt command In the Franco. prussian
war. King Albert contributed 90 the
foundations Of the empire. and. al.
though he fought against the Prus.
SLAMS ln the war 81 1866. he immediate.
~ rccuncilcd himself Co the situation
aud supported prussia's political aud
military aspirations.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27
4 snring snow.

The last day of spring witnessed tho
novel spectacle 81 SNOW falling iu var
ious SECTIONS Of the upper peninsula
Light nurrics were experienced ip
Marquette vt lshpcmiug half mn
inch came down and 40 lruuwuod
nearly two inches fell. \ fierce gale
WAS raging Saturday ON Lake super
Ter aud uu boats were able - venture
oft
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

II has been decided by the courts
that n mans broken heart Is worth ey.
actly SIS. Tlis o. not too high a valua.
ton where mans head viii permit
him TO bare HIS laceratcd cardiac or.
gan 20 o jury.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

senator Hanna gave $4,000 10
Harry Parsons. who married his
daughter Mabel.
Representative Gardner has recon.
ucndcd postnnstcrs Arthur. or Mar
shall and Roberts. OF Unlonville. for
rcappointment.
In the race war nt Carhondale. m.
All hut Eve colored families have been
driven ont Of town by the whites.
Warnings have been sent 20 these to
leave. \ mob visited the house OF
Rev. Mr.. Green. colorcd. sunday night
and stoned the building. The whites
profess to fear that colorcd labor will
be used Ia the mlnrs
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

a Massachusetts clergyman asserts
that III there IS "a he'll a place should
be provided FOR Sunday golfers" Can't
even a clergyman speak OF golf with
out damnlnE?
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

A man out In Wisconsin thought he
could hypnotic a savage bull. The
- u didn't know II. This led to UNI
I-oasant results. In which a good deal
ground was paved up. and a man
wed up. and another scientific the
Try was placed on the back shelf.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Mark Twain wept when he visited
the scenes of his boynood the other
day. lie was probably thinking "
the digestion he had wneu ne left
those dear old hauuts.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

In the lawsuit involving the merits
of the French opera engagement
Judge Halsey takes the novel ground
that audiences really understand
grand opera.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The people along the streets in New
York have begun 10 throw tin pans M
the swiftly-passlng automobiles. BY
aiming carefully several rods ahead OF
the mark one or two OF the throwors
succeeded In hitting O..
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The sheriff Of New York has Just
summoned a jury panel 81 fourteen
men whose aggregate wealth runs
over S10O0.000.O00 mark. II Is un.
derstood that they will not be per.
mitted TO slt on any trust cases.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

A German acronaut is training
team Of eagles to steer his balloon
Some ambitious highhyer may yet
attempt to hitch his chariot 60
star"
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The Chicago George Washington
who alleges from the pulpit thar he
never lied or stole while a child tact
fully RETAINED from any expose Of
his methods when he arrived az the
years OF discretion.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

David Smith OF Saginaw. Mich.
died suddenly Just as he was taking
chew Of tobacco. lie had only reach.
ed the tender age of III. Let this be
solemn warming 90 all users OF the
weed.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

II England were DESTROYS OF break.
ing mp the cordial understanding. II
could secure immediate results 10y
mentiouirg person Of the uamc OF
Astor as a possible ambassador TO
AmrrIca.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Perhaps IL Is fair TO predict that
the new French political party or
Eanized by cooks. when IL gains the
asccndancy will form a kitchen ca5l'
Let
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Now two French quacks are advcr-
Using books in which they exploit a
theory that love Is poison, Love. as
understood by many Frcnchmcn, un-
doubtedly Is.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

When q Eirl secures damages I'm a
lawsuit because the jury Is said 20 be
influenced by her beauty she Is about
as near heaven as IL is possible 10
get without dying.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

John ". Gates Is going to help build
n S20.O0o00O hotel In New York. We
may all be assured that the poker.
.oom will be unelualcd.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Victims OF the antiquated shell
game look with envy on the Missis-
sippi river fisherman who fouEd tae
10000 pearl
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The present British cabinet IS al.
most entirely composed of journalists.
In the next cabinet maybe, the news
paper men will have "A show.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

whenever the President goes out
horseback riding now he passes at
least forty snap-shoUters in given
time.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Annie Reno. aged ~. was fatally
burned by her dress catching Gre 40
Vrnddock Pa. aud Justice John O..
Wicnnrds Mrs Annie Baker. Mrs.
Mary Maloy and Jennie Ellis werr
fatally burned trying to cvtinguish
the flames.
Robrrt Mains. aged -. and his niece.
Alice burroughs III years old. both 81
Morrlstown. y. j.. announced to tho
girls parents that they loved each
other. when told they could not mar.
~ both disappeared. and 70 wns
thought they had clopcd. hut their
dead bodies were found in the woods.
With on cmnfv morphine bottle near.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

a baltimore man who was arrested
the other night with n pair OF stolen
trousers In his possession. pleaded
that he stole them because he was
hungry. To make the excuse plaus.
ible he should have grabbed a straw
hat instead.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Gosh" said the skunk. holding his
nose as the gasoline automobile whiz
zed past.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Berlin Is threatened with a crusade
against vice. Is that another Yankee
peril trying To work in?
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

Peace for Great Britain is not with
out It's tcrrors. TIE poet laureate will
feel rs II he ought 70 write something.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

The Moxicans must have sent a
Hell Roaring Jake" or two after the
Yaqui Indians.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

DR. Mark Twain would carry the
state OF Missouri for any office he
might want. from president down.
The Yale expositor., 1902-06-27

AhoIt year ago Kansas was sur
fcring from a drought Now 40 Kan
sas home Is considered well equipped
without a boat.