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New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
I WURTR PRICE.

J. Wilbur Price. who lived in Plainfeld FOR TWEEN
weight years died yesterday at the Hahnemann
Hospital No. 65T Park-ave. New York City. He was
born in Waverly, y. j., seventy years ago, and for
over twenty years had been connected with the
Coates Thread Company. now known as the Spool
Cotton Company.
Mr. Price a member of the First Presbyterian
Church Of Plainfeld. He is survived by three
daughters and two sisters. His funeral VIII be on
January at his late home. Ninth-st. and Clinton
Plaiufeld.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
FILLS HUSBANDS PILPIT.
WIFE OF MINISTER SUDDENLY TAKEN ILL
TALKS ON LIFE IN GREAT CITIES


TALKS ON LIFE IN GREAT CITIES"
Washington Jan. (SpeciaD.-The wife of the
Rev Ernest \. Boom. pastor Of the First Baptist
Church filled her husbands pulpit at the service
last night. Just as the pastor and his wife were
about TO start church the Rev. Mr. Boom be
came indsposed. and was obliged to remain at
home. He wrote an explanatory note, which ne
asked his wife 10 give the trustees Of the church
on the way the young woman decided to MI the
pulpit herself. She told the trustees of her inten-
tion and they gave their consent.
Mrs. Boom had no idea Of what her subject would
be. taking her little five-year-old son by the
hand. she went the rostrum. She read the
Scriptures ana gave out hymn. While this was
being sung she selected a subject. she announced
that she would talk upon Life IN the Great
Cities She told in graphic way OF the pittalS
that heset the stranger there. and advocated a
radical reform. when the collection plate was
passed she urged every one to contribute, and the
result of the biggest collections in several
months.
When the closing hymn was sung Mrs Boom 8
little boy arose and led the singing. Mrs. Boom
congratulated upon all sides. She said 1t was
the first time that she had ever addressed an as
scmblagc
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
OU4R4NTINED HOUSE 4FIRE.
GIRL WITH SMALLPOX RESCUED BY OUT
sIDER. WHILE GUARDS IDLY LOOK ON

South Amboy Jan. (SpecaD.-William Mcheon
rushed into the house of James carr to-day anu
rescued from death by suffocation Carrs eighteen
year-oId daughter Bessie. The girl has been III with
smallpox for several days. and the room adJoihlhs
that in which she slept was set atre Dy c0aS
from the stove by her twelve-year-od brother
The boy fed panic-stricken from the mouse anu anu
screamed for help. The men on quarantine uuty
around the house paid heed to the cries =,
Despite the danger of COntagiOn, Mckeon rushed
in and carried Miss Carr to place OF safety men
ne put the fire. which rapidly making
headWay Later he thoroughly disinfected NM
self and does not fear cOntagiOn.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
HIRAM z. MILLS.

Hiram p Mills. OF the oldest bank presidents
in the United States. died suddenly at Mount Nor
ris \ y yesterday. He celebrated his ninety
sixth birthday Thursday last and danced He
chafed his son Charles, who is seventy years old,
for quitting the dance before he did. Mr.. Mills
was president Of the Genesee River National Bank
M TO his DEATH and had beer its president contin-
ousy since its formation in 1873 He came TO Mount
old Cenesee Valley Canal. and helped to lay the
faAA
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
CHARLES DUFFY.

Charles Duffy, for some years police judge of
Long Island City. died last evening at his home
No ln Twelfth-st from pneumonia. Mr. Duffy
was born in Long Island City in 1889. He was
School in 1881 He was made counsel to the Board
of Health in 1892 during the Sanford admnistra- :
ton! In 1898 he elected police magistrate and
held that position until consolidation. He Is sur
vived by wife and three children.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
OVERDUE STEAMERS REPORTED.
THE LOUISIANA OFF FIRE ISLAND AND THE MON
GOLIAN SIGHTED II MID OCEAN

Two Of the overdue steamers were heard from
yesterday They were the Louisiana. of the Scan
dinavan Line, which left Copenhagen for this port
on December i3, and was expected here more than
week ago. and the Mongolian. of the Allan State
Line. which sailed from Glasgow on December u
The Louisiana was sighted late YESTERDAY sfter
noon east Of Fire Island She reached Cuaran ntine
si2 o'clock in the evening.
The steamer Consuelo. of the Wilson Line Can
tain Watson. which arrived lere from Hull yes
teroay. reported passing January 2 l0J0 miles
east OF Sandy Hook. the Mongoan. The Mon
golian Signall.d that her high pressure cylinder
was OUT OF order. and asked to be reported to the
agents in New-York. The vessel. which was pro
ceeding at speed OF eight nine knots an hour
did not want assistance, and reported all well on
board.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
DIR. GEORGE H. DoTY.

DR. George H. Doty. of no 124 South Oxford-st.
Brooklyn. died yesterday morning OF typhoid fever
He born in Dutchess County forty-two years
ago but had lived in Brooklyn since he was eigh-
teen years old. He had large practice and was
member Of several medical societies. The funeral
will be held tonight.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

RUSSELL SAGE TAKES TITLE To PARCELS
Russell Sage took title yesterday to a plot IOox1O)
feet at the northwest corner of Oue-hundredth tn
and Lexington-ave; to plot 2OixlOo1l feet on the
north side OF One-hundredth-st.. 100 feet west OF
LeXiuCton-ave and to plot ll3 ix7l 10 feet on the
south side of the Cathedral Parkway. l00 feet
of Broadway. from the German-Amercan Real Es
tate Title Guarantee Company.
Mr.. Sage also took title TO plot l00Nl001l feet
the south side Of hundred th-St. 123.3
Of Park-aVC.. 20 parcel 5O1lX733 feet, the
southwest corner of One-hundredth-st. and Park
ave. and to a plot 25X733 feet the west side of
Park-ave. 75Il feet south Of Oue-hundredth-St. He
also obtained title plot 1O01lx1OO feet al the
southeast corner of Ninety y-eighth-st. and Park
ave. All these titles transferred To him by
the Title Guarantee Company.
MAY IRWIN TRANSFERS TITLE.
May Irwin transferred title yesterday to No. 156
West Forty-hfth-st.. 2oxl0o5 feet to Anna r.
Nceicr.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07

and the manufacture of apparatus for the same.
The cOrporators are Charles Schloemann. LudWlg
Bosm Charles y. King and W. M. Green all Oh
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
NAY RUILD HOTEL OK BLOCK FRONT.

MAl HVII-H HUIEH IN hIVON I'UN I.
1t was reported yesterday that the block front
on the east side of Broadway. between Eighty
nth and EEhty-sixth SITS, had been bought by
corporation organized by William J. Merritt A
twelve story hotel is to he built the plot II is
said which is 205xl00, N20i 4Nlfts feet. Stedman
I.arkin of No. lbs Broadway, counsel for the
COrppr ton.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
HOTEL DENNIS,

Atlantic City. n. j. open all year Directly facing
the ocean; hot and cold and fresh Golf
Nestibuled trains via n. J. Central Penna. r.
WALTER J. BUZBY.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
NEw-YORk.

WINTER IN THE ADIRONDACKs
THE pEERs HEAD INN. EILzABETHTowN n. Y
DehEhnuily bracing air. Pure water Modern Improve
msns Comfortable well heated First class tabIs
SrErSON & FRENCH. PropristorA
New-York tribune., 1902-01-07
EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY.

j UUIS ELIUWNUJ
IS SOUTH CLINTON ST. minutes walk from BRICE
CHURCH STATION; high grade modern family hotel
suites OF rooms with private baths. Liberal management
and reasonable rates Open all the year.
z. B. AI.NORD Proprietor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
A Nan with Smallpox Causes Excitement on
Passenger Train.
P. 0. ROBBERS CAUGHT AT GRAND RAPIDS
Disappointed in Love She Went IusaneMs Rogers Gets $1,000
DamagesBay City Bad Boys Let of sasy-Was Not Murder
The McGary Trial and the Water Scandahe Latest Happen
ings Great State Briefly Told for Busy Readers.

Capt. wyman has discovered a pc.
culiar condition of affairs In one OF the
Bay City schools. a lG-ycur-old giri
WIS caught In the act Of distributing
obscene literature. She was qurs-
toned and told where she got the
stun, which had been shown to many
OF the girls In the building. Three
boys serving Apprenticeship In print.
Ing offices had surrcptitiously printed
the siun and were industriously circu.
lating u. They We're arrested AMI ar.
raigned la police court. whore. upon
conviction. they were lined SO and
given lecture upon the enormity Of
their offcnse The Lirl was also taken
into custody and given good lecture.
her parents being present. This and
other circumstances has led the cap.
'ain 10 give orders that all young girls
found upon the streets at unreasonable
hours. unless accompanied 10y parents
or guardians. bc taken 20 headquarters
aud detained until their parents are
notified.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
Mrs. Rogers Gets ~. 2oO.

\ Muskcgou jury I'm the ease uf Mrs
Aimee T.. Rogers W. Albert l,adley
awarded the plaintiff $1,000 damages
and costs. Mrs. Rogers. who * a very
prpposscssing young widow. a brun-
cite. brought suit against Radley for
5000. alleging her nervous system had
hc"n partially wrecked 10y the ShoCk
received through Radlcy throwing
while intoxicated. bottle Of beer
through the platc glass window Of
the Crescent restaurant un December
Il. Mrs. Rogers was seated directly bc.
hind the window and the glass fell
around her. causing her ~ faint Since
then. she alleges. she has been par
tally parnlyzrd In ono ARA and side.
i;adlcy II the man who has become
notorious through the whirlwind man
ucr ia which he ran through fortune
of Nt}VO In less than three years. lie
Is 10 present serving a nNc-ycar sent
ence at Marquette Tor the malicious
destruction Of property for the same
act on December II. Neither parties 20
the suit were present In court. Mrs.
Rogers heing. rs the testimony showed.
now In Chicago under the care Of y
physician.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16

On at terrible
Pierre Island Of Martinique che IF
NJ
fell weighing and II Thick
-
oizc the ppultion The re'cd dstnc" OF IL ana
normal level
wei
sailed
IN bringing who
- while they
Ia prished
chokcd with dGnd
bodies according
second relief expedition from Fort France returning rori
bodies entirely
The houses 10 have disappeared though they had been wa
found twisted
q direction the
ocgnO % island burst
\ Lnca. Is w
third OF the ani
or
80 miles
hut people
> that island
hut they show
conditions
% all wanted.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16

One man was killed and three were
fatally wounded In row near Gray
son. Ky. Saturday night
Five men have been killed In Floyd
county. KY. by Constable Rpp,lv and
posse. as the result Of the murder OF
Sol Osborne and Bud Little two weeks
ago
Under instructions from Mayor Hnr-
lison. the Chicago police rnidcd sa-
looms and music halls on the west side
sunday night and arrested 10 men and
women.
Against the protests of their en-
ploycrs. 700 of the 1000 men employed
In Chicago ny the four big express
companies have formally organized u
labor union.
The Amaleamat Association OF
Iron. Tin and Steel Workers has
adopted the resolution providing for mn
Increase 81 the defense fund from So
0OO To SlOOOOO.
The senate committee on commerce
las decided 20 report the nomination
at Hon. H. Clay Evans 20 d. consul.
general To London with a favorable
recommendation.
President Schuiman. Of Cornell Uni
Versity. has written Corr Schurz lie
clning membership on committee ap-
pointed to investigate the alleged Phil
ippinc atrocities.
Train No. 10 of the Chicngo a North.
western rnilr nd jumped the track at
Amss. In. killing n Tramp who was
stealing ride. Mail Clerk Griffin
VAS seriously injured.
4 chime Il ten bells. 90 be known a.
the Mckinley Memorial Chime. will hc
shipped 10 Lincoln. Nch.. from Troy.
y. v. Co be- placed In the tower OF ~
I'nurS Methodist church
Paul Leicester Ford. the novelist.
VAS shot and Killed Friday by his
brother. Malcolm Webster Ford. writer
and athlete. who Immediately sent n
bullet into his own breast. dying Ia.
SANITY.
\ snow storm occurred I'm southern
Germany "Wednesday. and the or.
Char,lS which were I'm boom were
severely damaged Snow feIl to the
dcuth of one foot. The weather was
unusually cold.
Former senator William n. Roach.
~ South Dakota. who has been I'M scy.
cisil days ~ his home in New York
I city. will. u IN feared. pass away very
soon. Ills stomach has collapsed and
he Is now practically starving Co death.
The home of former President NH.
lard Fillmore ON Niagara square. Buf
falo. has been sold under forrcloSur..
proceedings aud II To- be- torn down AMI
replaced by an apartment house
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
Thirt,-Fivc Killed.

Eighty-fuur Moros prisoners. under
guRrd. made an attempt tn escape
Monday. AZ preconccrtcd sigua
they rot between the soldiers forming
tie guard and "A company at dinner.
The latter. realizing what had hap
peucd. fired on and pursued the Moros.
killing ~ of them aud capturing ..
The other fupdtives escaDed
The one chance OF saving the life of
Can't. Moore. of the Twenty seventh
Infantry. who was wounded during the
recent lighting with the Moros ~ the
island of Mindnnao. h 10y trepannlng u
portion OF his skull resting on the
brain.
The isdy Of Second Lieut. Thomns
A. Vlckerr. Of the Twenty seventh In.
fautry. has been temporarily buried ~
Male ;mitC.
Hopes are still entertained OF snv.
ing the lives of the other wounded
American offiCerr
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
postomc. nobb-r, Caught.

The postOtlicc at Martin. Allcgnn
county. was robbed about midnight
Sunday night and Sl2j worth OF
stamps and money taken. the safe
being drilled. \ resident of the place
saw two strangers get aboard u freight
train Immediately after. and telc'
phoncd tie Jail In Grand Rapids
Deputy Shcrifs Grccnly aud Gates
Went To the south yards and saw two
men leave the train. One of the oiii-
GERS made u dctour and approached
from the front and the other from the
rear. aud 10 the muZzlc ~ guns held
them up. The men submitted quietly
and were taken To Jail. where Sil9
worth of stamps ana about $50 In
money was found ON their persons.
They gave their names ~ George
Harris aud Edward Kelly. and said
their residence was Fort Wayne. Ind,
but they are evidently lying. Harris
IL about % years old and Kelly 81.
They lad sunp0wder. dynamite and a
full outfit Of drills and other tools
when arrested. and the sheriff believes
hc has captured two good men. Both
appear Intelligent and very unlike
hobOS
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
un. Not Murder.

The investigation of the cnus" of the
death nf Pat Monahan. whose body
was found IN logging road about -
miles northeast Of Lake city Friday
evening. proved beyond doubt that
death resulted from natural causes.
The first report that there was hui.
let hole through his head proved false.
and no marks 81 violence wlat"Vrr
were found upon his body. His body
was found face downward. where I
had doubtless laid since March Il last.
the date of his disappearance. Abou'
- iu silver. a watch. compass ana pip'
were found on his clothing. \ post
mnrtcm examination and coroner =
Inquest were held. and heart disease
decided Ia hive been the cause OF his
death. MunHhan was foreman Tor
the Malthy Lumber %. was about III
years of age. aud unmarried.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16

cleared away II has been agr,ed by
the municipal aud other authorities To-
burn all corpscS found I'm the streets.
The authorities 81 Fort de FT1iDcc are
sending all procurahlc ucccssnries for
the sufferers with medical mid Tor thu
injured. the food supplies 0f -. Plcrr.
being all destroyed. The cruiser Such
pt is rrvictualing Martinique from
Guld"lOupc
Prof. !. &. Russell of tho geological
department of the University Of MiChi
gan. and au authority on the subject -.
volcanic eruptions. says that he can
not believe the reports printed copccrn-
ing the extent of the disaster ~ Mar.
Unique.
When the truth is known" he said.
You will find that from $40 TO 1000
perishcd instead Of iO.HD."
lie bases his conclusions on the FOL.
lowing:
|. I'm explosion that would cause ~
much destruction ms reported would
have been heard In Porto Rico. Cuba
and Florida.
. There arr no violent atmosphere
disturbances r,'porto-l. The barometer
shows no great fluctuations.
3 II earthquakes Ind accompanied
the eruption. there would have been hi:
water waves evidenced
Prof Russell cites the eruption ~
Krakatoa. i'm Java. in 1881. when the
sound was heard FOR I'm miI.s and
$1,000 people were killed. The ntmoS.
pheric waves passed 3 - times around
tie earth before the forrr was spent.
When ConseGuina. In Central America.
was blown off In lS,5. the shock was
felt all over that y rtion ~ the world.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
Condensed NEWS.

The cholera statistics In the Philip.
mines 90 date are 3.i55 cases and 2.3Gl
deaths.
\ total oT I.T23Tgi RIhles were is.
sued Ivy the American Bible Society
last year.
! ire In tho plant of the Swan e
Finch oil refinery on Staten Island
Sound. y. J.. did SiOO.ODO damage.
II T. estimated that @O.uOO persons
viewed the remains uf Archbishop
Cor1lgnn ia New York city Wednes
day nicht.
President Theodore Roosevelt. Hnr.
ward so. has presented the library ~
the Harvard union with full set OF
his works.
While having her teeth extracted hv
dentist. the wife ~ Chilean Consul
Juan 4. PCrirTi. NJ Oakland. Cal. was
seized with spasms. AMI Ia n few mo.
nients WIS dead. She had previously
stated that her heart troubled her.
Entma Fisher. the young roScrncss
who tried TO klll baby Georgia Smons
of Y,nkcrs. y. u. and then shot her
self because she feared the child was
Co. bc taken from her care aud given
Co someone else. has been declared
sane and viii have 90 stand trial ON
tire charge of attempted murder.
In tights between whites and negroes
on an excursion train running from
Lake Charles to Beaumont. Tex. Solo
mon R0ttley. colorcd. was Killed: Y
Kitchen. white. was fatally wounded
and Tom Jones. Frank Kitchen. John
povcOck and Leonard Disson. al
whites. aud Charles Pack. negro
were seriously wounded.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.

Michigan has hid In congress Tor Il
$2cOOO fish hatchery at Monroe.
Fred Shcbrkry. az Lee. was so badly
crushed 10y falling lumber that he VIII
die
The famous old Ioomis battery Is to
hold it's annual reunion In coidwater
May II.
Rural mail service ordered cstab-
lishrd ai Standlsh. Arenac county.
Iuly I.
Seventeen hundred acres are being
planted 10 celery this year In the Kat
amnLoc district
The new telephone line between Mio
and Roscommon is nearly completed
and will soon be- In operation.
The village of Diamondaic. n few
miles south of Lansing. suffered n S..
;bo irr early Thursday morning.
rho Rattle Greek Iron Works. moved
there from Hastings. have completed
plans for their new building. 10 cust
S2u.OO.
Representative Gardner has recon
u,cndcd Posinmstcrs Arthur. of Mar
shall. and Roberts. of Unionyillc. for
rcnppOintmcnt.
The long list 81 sclf-dcstructions In
Detroit was increased BY three sui.
cldrs I'm the - hours between mid
night of Saturday and Il o'clock sun.
dry night
Reports from Galien farmers sho"
that the wind storm OF Thursday did
thousands of dollars damage Ia fruit
trees. Whole orchards were I'm many
cases uproOtcd.
The high wages that farmers are
paving thclr hired men has forced tn"
Perr Marquette system to increase the
wages of section men from Sl.2D e.
81 ~ per day.
Mrs. e. n. Ingeis. resident cf
Galien township 81 years. IN dead
nEed tD she was prominent mem
her of Dowle's church. Chicago. aud a
large property owner I'm Zion.
Mrs. ANNA Jones. Of Ann Arl,or. gets
verdict OF s.S0 against John Shafer.
Saline saloonkecpcr. who sold beer Co
her husband. Jones fell out OF buggy
and was permanently injured.
Much Of the construction work GA
Detroit IL nc n standstill because OF the
strike of the laborers and helpers oIl
buildings In process OF erection. who
went out for - cents an hour.
Saturdays snow storm struck al
parts Of the state. An Albion citizen
cot ont his cutter horse and bells and
enveluped In winter furs went flying
down the street FOR a sleigh ride.
Hans Larsen lost hia balance and
I fell into vat of stcnming brine at
! the Carrier salt block I.udington. His
flesh peeled OF when his clothing was
removed. Ills recovery In doubtful.
rl,e safe In the Birmingham bank.
which was visited by gang ~ bur
l riar, last week. remains unopened
I Experts qrr afraid the thing hns u load
of dynamite la II. and refuse "a try
/ 20 open q.
The private detective from Detroit.
ncct- cd ~ furnishing liquor To- n minor
in his efforts 20 ascertain what part
/ the Blues took I'm the raid at Core
nlSh last August. when the state
! troops were on their way 10 camp. was
\ convicted in the Circuit Court at Flint
\ Monday.
Mrs Olncy cavanaugh. wife OF n
prominent young farmer. living near
McRain. was riding 20 town with her
\ husband and two children when the
wngon ran into n rut. The lurch threw
I her out aud she fell under the wheels.
Que of which passed over her head.
literally scalping her. She will probab bly,
dc
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16

Mont pclcc. u volcanic mountain
some ten miles north Of -. Pierre. the
conn .rClal capital Of Martinique. IL
the mountain which had faint show
oi eruption ~ wears ago. On May =
last 10 began to throw out dense clouds
of smoke. At midnight IN" same day
flames. accompanied with rumhlins
noises. lighted IN" sky over un i'm
m'usr AREA. causing widespread terror.
May ! hot nshps covered the whole city
quarter Of -. Pierre an inch thick and
made Mont Prlec invisible. ~ noon,
May >. a stream of burning lava
rushed (. iOO feet down the mountain
side. following the dry bed OF u torrent
aud reaching the scn. i've miles from
the mountain. In three inmates. In its
rush the fiery Hood swept from itS path
plantations. buildings. factories cattle
and human beings over breadth az
about half a milc.
rs tho lava rushed into the sea tn"
latter rcceded 3,O feet all along the
west coast. returning with greater
strength. 4 big wave covered the
whole sea front or - Pierre. hut doing
little damage ashore or nfioat.
Hopes are raised In Port.au-Prince.
Haiti. that more of the population OF
~. Fierrc than indicated In the earlier
dispatches have been saved. IL II be
hcvcd that number az people were
rescued from the stricken town 10y
steamers running to Fort de- France.
The work at clearing away the deb.
ris In the city of -. Pierre will he com
mcnccd 81 soon ~ II Is possible Ia en-.
ter the smoking ruins. Until some
scmhlance 81 order has been restored
ana the ruins have been partially
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
Went Insane.

Mary r.. Allen. said To live near
Kalamazoo. IL reported Co have gone
lnsnne In Tacoma. Wash, ~ the re-
suit of "A disappointment In love. Miss
Allen u j. said. was engaged "a u man
" no went west to seek his fortune Re
fore his departure vows Rad promises
were made. They corrcspOnded reg.
ularly. Two and half years ago
Miss Allen accompanied her brother 20
Spokane. expecting Ia meet her lover
ON arriving there she found hc had To-
Gated M Tacoma. ana she failed Ia
meet him. The mater prcycd upon
her mind deeply. The climax came
last week when sic heard rumor
that he had married another woman
she left her hom" without hat or
wrap. ami WIS found wandering a!m.
IesSly on the street
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-05-16
The MrGnrrN TrInI.

The following Jury In the ease of r.
r. Mciarry. tn be tried at Allcgnn for
bribery In connection with the Lake
Michigan water scandal. has been So
cured Ralph Rushneld. Cheshire
township. Fletcher Gibson. Monterey
Charles Harper. TrowbridGe; Adelhcrt
Huttleson. Wnyland: Charles Keith.
Gun Plain: Edgar Roth. Lee: Leuw
Wander Nicer. Manlius; Henry Weber,
Salem; Timothy Wynnc. Watson: ]. ].
Brooks. Watson; Alfred Taylor. Wat.
son: Geo. t;Oucher. Watson.