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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Rnthhnnr Mnnt. = rrInI.

The bill granting amnesty TO all Am
orleans now in JAN ornwaiting trial in
cuba was saturday passed unanimous.
~ hy the senate. President Palma
says hc Will sign thr bill Us soon as
10 l. presented 90 him. lu the course
at an Interview had with him Estes
g., Rnthhonc said:
white / appreciate the kindly mo
lives which prompted the representa-
tives of the cuban people Go pass an
act of general amnesty to an Amcri.
cans. which relieves mc OF the charges
Zoo the postal eases. am greatly dis
appointed. Cor wanted % new trial be-
iusr au uuiuiirCUrCd court.
Vow that new trial .~ Impossible
Zoe cuba I ask ,hr operation of all my
friends il rhc Tu..o.l States Co try Co..
got me triul there 7 VIII present
myself to answer ANS c.gr-r- thlt mas
hp Lyuusbi AGAINST m" through apy
lrgIl constituted authority srpWir-
ont OF thr postal 3..s. u 90 new trial
i~ uui possible. shall insist upon "a
congress lHHl Investigation !"tu J'l nav
acts in Cuba AMI request thc assistance
Ul gli my ,r.cIds to that end.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
chIcngo strn.r nrcr.

Tho packing tcuw~t,r>' strike. which
has disturbed the peace Of Chicago Tor
nearly TWO weeks. and which Wtdncs.
day caused tho most serious riOtiug
that has occurred since the American
Hallway Union strike Coz ISM came "a
ana end GO $40 o'clock Thursday morn.
ing 10y an agreements. rs q result Of u
secret conference between representa-
tivcs OF the packers and the tcamstcrs
60 the Grand Pacific hotel which hnd
been I'm session since \ o'clock Wcdnes-
day night.
The agrccmrn; reached 40 the con
ference Is partial victory FOR the
Transfers. IN that the packers have do.
claprd that they win not discriminate
ngpius; members of the union The
scale agreed upon rs , cents lower than
that demanded hy the men. The mcr
are to bc paid fun time from time Of
leaving harm until return. with q lie
duction at half au hour FOR lunch. They
viii not be required To work on Labor
Dnv
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Tho whalchacE steamer Thomas vii.
son. Of tie plttsburg steamship Go.
feet loaded with ore and bound down.
WIS struck 10y the steamer George g..
iiIdlcy short distance from the piers
at Duluth harbur Saturday morning
AMI sent To- thc bottom before nine
members OF the crew had time 90 re.
oui Of their hunks To- save themselves.
The Thomas Wilson sank within q
minute after being struck and GO was
only hy thr smallest chance that the
lildicy. bound up. ami loaded with
coal. did not also find berth 0n the
bottom oi Lake Superior ana carry
with Lcr MANY members OF her crew.
When thc Wilson PASSED nut 81 the
pi,rs fifteen minutes before the collision
.ho took direct course down tlIc lake.
According to the story of tine survivors
Of fbc Wilson the llIdlcv took % sheer
without any warming directly Into the
whaIehaCE steamer She struck thr
Wpsol fast tr.nc hack of the amid.
ships and her bow W'tJ have gone half
way through The wilson The IIndley
rccoiicd from thc shock her now stove
ig
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
Lodge PhiiIppIn. mn Pns.rd.

The senate on Tuesday afternoon
brought 10 au end the long discussion
and passed the Lodge Philippine bill
hy ~ yeas Go . nays. Three kepubl
cans Mcssrs. Hoar. Of Massachusetts;
Nlusun. of Illinois. ana Wellington. 81
Maryland. voted against the measure,
and ouc Democrat. MIR. McLaurin. OF
south Carolina. voted FOR IL. Al
amendments offered by the minority
were rejected.
The hin as passed approves the nc-
ton of the president In creating tho
Philippine commission and the oilce-
of ciyil governor ANA vice-goycrnur OF
the islands and authorizes the govern
cor ana vicc-guvcruur To exercise Tue
powers of government as directed Us
executive order Future appointments
of the governor or Vice governor shhl
Doe made 10y the president with the al
vice and C0nScat OF the senate.
The hill Of rights" Of the United
States constitution are applied to the
Philippine islands. with the exception
OF the right 90 bear arms and the
right to q trial lay jury.
IL also provides FOR taxation. I'M
provemeut of hurhors classes the in
hahitants OF the Philippine islands M
citizens of the Philippine Islands AMI
entitled to the protection Of the United
States and provides that when the In
surrpction en- the Islands shall have
been suhducd careful census OF the
islands shall take place, and after
such census the governor Of the
islands shall make q full report to the
president and make recommendations
as to future government.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
CONDENSED NEWS.

Andrew Carnegie has given Bramp.
tnu ont. $1,000 Tor new public
library.
TWO columns ~ steam are rising
from the summit Of Mount Rainier. IN
view from Tacoma, Wash.
Fred Buell. was awarded damages OF
SOS against Henry stevens. OF I(aln-
mazoo. Last summer the men had a
dispute over q rent bin. and stevens
pummclcd Buell. Ia a savage manner.
The remains 81 young woman.
sawed and chopped into dozen pieces.
were fouud iu au alley IN the Lambeth
district o. London. The body had been
baked and boiled aud was mutilnted
beyond recognition.
After being iu the water nine days.
the body OF James Walsh came 10 thu
surface nc MUskcgon Wednesday. He
was drowned May - 10y a snilboat
clpslZlng The remains were shipped
To- his former home la Chicago.
Motions for change OF venue by
the defendant railroad company In
suits for more than Si.OOO.aOO damages.
growing ont OF the Park avenue. New
York. tunnel disaster. have been over
ruled 10y judge Smith ln the Supreme
Court at White Plains
scarcity of anthracite coal IN New
York Ia now more apparent than at
any time since the sirisc began. Biz
truckr loaded with soft coal are to be
seen dcpositiug their loads In front OF
many office buildings. the supcrlntcnd
ents being willing to risk lines rather
than have their elevators stopped.
Mrs. Catherine Lennon. - years old.
wife 81 George Lebanon. OF GAINESVILLE.
g.. hus been arrested IN Washington
upon her arrival from Philadelphia. on
the charge OF kidnapiug AIRS. Lennon
had with her two grandchildren. bessie
DouEhcriy mud Violet Collovan. the lat
ter (" years old. She was alleged To
have kidnapped Violet.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Crn.rnI Wood,. snInry

4 letter from the secretary OF war
appears in the report submitted 10y
Chairman Hull. Of the house military
committee. adverse To the resolution
of Mr.. Bartlett. of Gcorgiu. asking for
information as To the compensation
paid Gcn. Leonard Wood while gov
cruor-g general Of Cuba.
Secretary Root states that Secretary
Aiger made an allowance To Gen.
Wood. out of the revenues Of Cuba.
Of 200 u year. and continues
There has been no change since that
time. except that when Gen. Woods
commission 0s maior-general OF volun-
tcors expired ! made an order FOR fur
tier allowance. equal to the difference
between The salary OF major general
and acknowledgement 80 as To keep
his total CONDENSATION 80 the same iig-
urc. the combined compensation re-.
r.iv,d 90. ana officer az the army ami as
-ryruor of cuba hCiu- always Sli.-
Wu per guuum. see that the Cuban
cuugrc-s bats voted that Mr.. Palma IS
.rjIry .IliI Ic S1S.uJJ."
Secretary Root says this has been
fully mu5c known 90 congress in for
amer reports uud neither house has
made any objection.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
rho MlIItnr, scnnlaI.

The filing of complaints AGAINST Col.
Eli Il. sutton of Detroit. one of the re-
gents OF the Michigan University:
President John Il. Hunter Treasurer
i. ". Woodwork. Director II. l..
KaU0cr ana Salesman :. y. Bicker.
stan of the Hcndcrsou-Amcs company
Of Kalamazoo has been expected hy
those ON the inside ever since former
Quartprmustcr-Gpur ". l.. White
testified n the disharment proceedings
against T.. :. Roos cot K?lamaZoo he
the supreme Court Tuesday and mpli-
Gated ull of the persons named in thc
military clothing fraud. which created
such sensation when 10 was exposed
by the grand jury eighteen months ago.
The complaints have been under
preparation ever since that testimony
was given The one against Sutton
Is signcd 10y Ati0ruey-Goncr1l Orcu.
the others being sworn Co hy fr0scCu.
ting Attorney ruulc
10 f. alleged that sutton sworc false.
ly when on the stand in his own de
Tense during the trial which one yenr
ago resulted in his ucguiilul In the
military fraud. lie testified that hc
had nothing @, do with 20. and account
eel i'm other ways FOR the money which
White says he paid sutton as the lat
tcrs share of the profits of the deal.
sutton az that time admitted TINT Doc
told the Srand jury an entirely differ.
cut story about three items In his bank
account. but said he was excited when
before the grand jury.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13


The elimination of the deadlock he
tween the tax commission aud !. l..
Board. of Port Huron. came 90 a show
down Friday. and Mr. Board WAS ar
rested. charged with the miSdcmeanor
~ refusing To appear before the com
mission and testify as To- his property
holdings Board appeared In Police
Court aud refused to plead. the court
entering plea of not guilty. lie was
allowed to go OF his own recugniZ
aucr. Co appear Tor examination juno
l.. The arrest of Mr.. Board has
caused sensation. as 10 WAS not
thought the commission would 20 that
tar The arrest WIS made under a
statute which aids the board of tax
commissioners 90 carry ont their
duties. and makes 10 ml~lcmcauor
tor amy citizen who. Whom ~uhprulrl
tu appear before tho board Co testify
as tn property. refuses to come. Board
will ii-ht the ease.
The commission Will have the audi
tnr--onrrai begin muEdImus rrorccd.
.r-- I-uirs. thp Commercial h1uk tD
iurr b, disclose Burd's deposits. Thov
claim the bank should disclose the
same as thcr would do ga a gurnishc,
Da.r.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

The open letter at the lioer leaders
90 the hurghers he which peace h. an
nounced and IN which the burghers are
rounsrlcd "a loyal acquiescence. Is ap
eloquent and pathetic document. La Ia
the leaders thank the burghers for
their noble sacrifice and express their
sympathy. The document Is signed 10y
Mr.. ScLnlk Burger formerly acting
vice president or the Tmnsvaal. and
Gen. Louis Bothn.
Mr.. Kruger declares that he WIN end
his days in Holland.
ln letter from Pretoria. dated May
-. tile correspondent OF the Daily Mail
says that the previous Thursday 60
arrests were made there as result Of
the discovery of an extensive plot TO
blow up the government buildings and
Lord KitchcuCr's residence and Co
spike the guns Ina the artillery bar
rtcks The parties concerned In this
plot. according Co the correspondent,
Were lawyers. chemists and BOcr ana
Dutch prisoners 0u parole.
fnc war office has received the fol-
lowing mcssuge from Lord Kitchener.
The disarmament OF the Beers h.
proceeding satisfactorily and good
spirit l. displayed everywhere. sunday
az rifles had been surrendered uD
90 date"
\ Pretoria dispatch says the whole
stan OF the late Transvaal government
with hodyguard of hfty men. sur
rendered last Saturday.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Confined in Emergency hospital like
a wild animal Ia cage. dressed In
rough mems clothing and strapped
down Ia the cot which forms the sole
furniture of the iron prison Hes girl
OF II years violently insane. Her
nume Is Mary Streumcrs. Her home
Grand Rapids. These facts she told
when she entered the House of Prov
idcucc April - Beyond this nothing
u known pf the unfortunate girls his
tory. Her babe Is about three weeks
old. q healthy. bright infant. whose
entry Into this world robbed It's moth.
or Of her reason. The girl came to
the House of Providence apparently
sane. She gave her name and the ad-
dress of persons in Grand Rapids She
seemed. however. to bee luhUring undcr
a great trouble that distracted her
mind She wandered In her CONVEX
sation even then.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
rrr,Ihrnt rnnnnt 60.

The Sew York board of trade and
transportation received telegram
from President Roosevelt apprising
them that hr would bc glad 10 receive
the committee appointed by the boarl
to ASK the president 90 appoint com
mission Ia investigate and take steps
lootiug towards the settling OF the an
thacitc coal miners strike
The telegram which was signed bv
George T.. Curtclyuu, secretary TO the
president. puiutcd ont that the law en-
pnwcring the president 10 act In iu-
stances similar o. the anthracite min.
cr.' strike WIS repealed in iS9S hut
added that tine president would be- glad
To- SEQ the committee IL IL decided 10
visit him.
After considering the fact that the
law had been repealed. the committee
decided not to visit the president
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Furnished nail.

Tho three directors OF the Hendcr-
soH-Amps CO.. charged with perjury I'm
connection with the grand jury inyes-
til'tiou of 1890 and the military sup
plies swindic. John X. Hunter. j. W.
Woodwork AMI ~. H. Eaunrr direc-
tors Of the company. ANA T.. y. Bick"r.
star. designated us uu employee. were
lrruivurd before Justice pUcl,ncy at
Lansing Monday and demanded am cN-
animation which WIS ev, iur July = lu
each ca~" and furnished bail lu thr
sum or SlnDli each
~ 2,1O D. m Monday sutton hHd not
appeared m Lansing Nor bad Prose.
cutiug Attorney futile or Deputy At
tDguey General Chase hcura 4, Hm him.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Tho I.ncn.t. mn,r cnmr.

Millions II what ARE reported as The
lt-y"ar lucuSts were found on the
l0war farm Just north Of Ann Arhor
Thursday night They swnrucd in %
large orchard ard made peculiar
uUis" that was heard FOR about half q
mile. Dispatches from Toledo state
that the swarm IL also appearing IN
that locality. and adylcca from Illinois
are to The same effect. The mere fact
that the locust H. iu the ncighhorhuod
h. enough tu cause the greatest alarm
aud the most serious speculation. VA
greater devastation OF nll that Is grcpl
ia vegetation is known. They are said
tu appear once Goo II years. and thcr'
are many authentic stories of the do-
strrction they lave brought Co various
parts of the country Michigan, how
ever, has escaped ia a very large meas
ure.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Another convict pgrnlcd by the late
GOV. flngrce during the closing day.
~ hiy administration viii he returned
to The state prison. The convict a
James Williams and he was serving "a
twenty year sentence imposed at lonli
co. May. iN!iG. Tor q murdcrous assault
on his Keeper while serving a three
years sentence from Montcnlm counf7
Tor minor omcnsc Williams was
parn'cd hy Gov. Pingrce December Is
1880. Tie Us now wanted ln Jncks u ror
uliered robbery AMI " Dee cln be- found
VIII De- returned to prison to serve the
remainder of his twenty year sentence
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Tho badly dcD1mpuscd body ~ Jul
ius M,y. the missing farmer. WIS
found three miles east of Edgcwuud.
Hamilton township. about two miles
from where his horse WAS found sun
day Mcy and his daughter were in
-. Louis May 30 aud started FOR home
together iu buggy. The father took
the wrong road. ana the daughter re-
WouslUted. saying they would never
reach home Ia TINT way. The farmer
said hc knew what he was doing, and
hla mauncr was So strange that the
cir, became frightened and. jumping
ont of the buggy. returned 90 her home
ou foot Since that time nothing had
been heard of the missing man until
the finding Of his body There X no
doubt but what hr WAS suffering from
mental alteration. lie WAS wcll-to-do
ami highly respected
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
AntI-Anrrch, mn rnsscd.

when the house met Monday the
pcudlug question coming over from
saturday was uu the motion of Mr.. De
Almond MOI. to rCCuminit the anti
anarchy bill with instructions to strike
ont Sec. 3. which made the Killing 81
foreign ambassadors and minister,
punishable with death. and See L..
which crcutcs thc legal presumption. In
400 prosecutions under the act. that the
officers 90 Doe protected hy IT, provision
are engaged 90 the performance OF
their official duties at the time the Of
Tense is committed. The motion was
lost. II 10 -. The vote then was
taken upon the passage ~ The hill, Mr..
l.anham CrcNns'. demanding the ayes
and nays. The bin WAS passed 11j %
~
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Rode 60 Ml. Denth.

Charles Starr. W. 4. Kline aud VI. T..
Hess. or Three Rivers. went FOR ride
ua % Sh,ilic'd electric motor cur When
near llowcriicld station they saw q
special train coming toward them 90
great speed. lluss Who WIS running
th" err. got 90 under control 80 ns io
hHvc all gct or: hut Stlw got excited
au! Jumped. lie fell r"usc'ess on the
track and the train passed over him.
muuuiiug his body frishtiully lie was
q prominent dry goods merchant. and
was we'll liked by lds fellow .cltizcps.
The iUry attached no blame 60 train.
mon
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
The ncnnrtt Trial.

Tho attendance 81 spectators on the
Bennett trial Doc BAY city Is not nearly
so large rs WIS expected. The people
relying uroI tie newspapers for q re-
sumo uf tac testimony Women shu"
the trial. The sensational feature oi
Tie trial "Wednesday morning was thl
testimony of Mrs. McEWan. the uurs,
who attended Miss EbrrScin duriu-
the last duy~ OF her lrc Witness
made frequent sensational declHrI
lions. which were stricken uut los or
der of the court Size suffered from
hyst'ria, and wcpt all through her ties
tlmuuy.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
Aac ono hundred nnd Eic,cn.

Daniel smith died suddenly Satur-
day morning ut $50 O'Clock 90 the resi-
deuce oi T.. A. Cole. relative. ut orr
viz" Bridgeport township. Saginaw
county lie sut up un the Side ~ his
bed - take "a chew OF tobacco nnd fcll
L5,E without word rusring bis last
breath. lie hnd ro hast Illness to dis
trrss himself coz DIS friends and iu fact
Boo ail his Ute De- WAS never Co., This
fssf Ueccssiiated tic cul'ine eft cor.
pucr to determine t4c cause ct death
before burial can take place. Deceased
WHF thr oldest man iu Michigan AMI
cuo or the oldest IN the country. 10"
was born on board the slip NascnlomI
iu Portland hnrhor. Mulue. January II.
l1ll. lie was cheerful. lively and o.
excellent temper maintaining his fac.
Ul,ics TO the end most markIbly.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13
The Chn.c CrcIonc.

The cyclone which PASSED through
Chase Monday afternoon lcvelrd
barns. orchards and timber The
greatest severity seemed 90 bc center.
81 about mile north 90 the village.
Chester Wells fine sugar hush whica
was directly I'm iis path was destroy
cd two harus belonging 90 Isaac
Specrs leveled AMI caleb Robson :
large implement shed and nearly all
o. his orchard blown down n blew
away nearly all the fences on hls farm
Of leo acres.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Representative Gardner hns recon.
uicn,lcd posinmstcrs Arthur. ~ Mar.
shall. md Roberts. 90 t'nionvilie. FOR
rrrrr1i1fwcrt
Muskcgou's tax roll shows am In.
crease Of more tliun Si.VnOn0 ove-
ifsi year the total Tor 1901 being ST..
iii 80 md Tor lnn2 S1.211.0i5
Tie capital stock of tie Kalnmnzon
Paper Co has hgel Increased by SfO..
c1n \ new S3u0.olO miil Will soon be
erected
Detroit hgs been selected rs the
Place for the annual outing 81 Che sag
NAV county supervisors and the date
has been set FOR August q.
4 S-rOO1D bonding proposition FOR
public improvements aui debt paying
imrnusss was carried hv the citizens
~ Sault ste. Marie. with 300 nm
Corr.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

II Is said that toe servant r.ri prob
lem bee been settled IN New Yor.
The world az largo would lltc % know
w1ci plan has tco1 adopted Co prevc-'
the treasured corestic from qult'ip'
her employer Just before kcr-c-eIos1
ing uDe
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Ex.Tresidcnt Simon Sam Of Haiti e.
charged with having stolen $1,000 not
from the public treasury. The fact
that tho island s. not portable pre-
vented him from taking IL away with
him.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Farmers throughout Oakland county
AT complaining on account of the
great scarcity OF farm help. They say
the fnrmcrs' boys are an going 90 the
elites. and that the city loys viii not
come tp work on farms. The situation
here in Oakland county Is really he
coming alarming. as there are no end
of farmers who wish to hire help dur
in- TIE summer m0aths. gnd can find
absolutely none
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

John Fox. Jr.. has been announcinr
that Kentucky fcuds are things OF
the past. This reform in the Blue
Grass state Is probably due 10 tae
fact thai all the warning families have
been extormiuatcd.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Some OF the special correspondents
who have been writing industr!ously
about tac Martinique calamity viii
soon arrive at the scene of the dis.
Rster.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

That great matters are not always
the most important is evidenced" re
marked the stori.. by the fact that
ny fame and reputation are due SOLE.
~ to my strict attention to very lit.
de things
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Queen Wilhelmlna has contributed
$500 for the benefit OF the Martinique
sufferers This viii cause her hus.
bands creditors 10 express another
large batch Of disgust.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

How viii King Alfonso's subjects
like his admission that he does not
like bull fighting himself. and that
he would like to introduce horse "a.
cling as a substitute?
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Philadelphia has n baby that drinks
five gallons Of milk NJ "a meal O. yes.
OF course you knew r!ght away tEa,
II Is a baby elephant.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Germany o. having It's first expert
oncc with the planola. The kaiser
will now have an opportunity to hear
the rag-time airs that soothcd Prince
Henry on his American tour
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Now that a prize fighter has been
killed In the ring ut Boston. II may Dec
discovered that Massachusetts has
laws intended 70 prohibit public slug
Eing matches.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

The cyclones in Kansas and Okla
homa are selecting routes where they
can use the fast trains for pacing pur-
poses.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Baron Yanosuke Iwasali. the
wcahhiost merchant OF Japan. Is com.
ing 10 the United States. Perhaps nc
intends TO form a kimono trust that
will raise the price OF calico nogll.
gees from $3.50 20 1891.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

A Chicago Judge thinks SIS a wcel,
isn't enough for a man who has a wife
ard two children 10 support 10 Is
hkeiy. however, that Hctty Green and
Russell Sage would regard that a.
sufficient % provide riotous luxury.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

Ragtime music has been prohibited
on the recreation piers in New York.
This Is another OF the horrible acts OF
the rcformers.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-13

The excitement OF lodging taxes
does great deal to prevent New
yorks society suffering from ennui.