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The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
FROM ALL OVER MICHIGAN
4. OF VI. Team winners.

Michigan University football team
asserted iis supremacy over Chicago
saturday I'm telling manner. The
final score WIS Michigan. II: Chicago.
%. IL WAS clean. fast and hard game
from start Co finish. The field was In
such condition that both teams showed
their best work
The western football championship
viii be fought out In Detroit on
Thanksgiving day. saturday. results
at Chicago ana Minneapolis decided
this. Michigan has defeated Wiscon-
sin and Chicago. aud Minnesota. the
only contender. and Michigan's last op-
poncnt of 1902. has now beaten Wis
consin. I'm the event of Michigan's vie
tory over Minnesota. the western
championship goes 10 Ann Arhor. Ou
the same day Chicago meets Nlscon-
sin, and should she win she would
with Minnesota defeated. probably
claim second place. her victory over
Wisconsin putting her on par In one
sense. while the fact that Minnesota
had been twice defeated. once 10y Ne.
hraska. would bc argued against any
claim OF tie for second. Minnesota.
however. " victorious here. will hc con.
cedcd the championship. Chicago. "
defeated, VIII drop to fourth place.
MinncSutd's record against Wiscon.
sin Is better. In the matter of points
than that made 10y Michigan. Wiscon-
sin. however. was q weakened team
trained FOR the Michigan game. She
had PASSED her best point. and WAS. in
addition. minus Juneau. her captain
ana admittedly The star Individual per.
former of the Michigan.W WiScousiu
game
The scores bccsiug ou the champion
ship race ire: Michigan q. Wisconsin
%: Minnesota II. Wisconsin ~, Michi-
gan -. Chicago a.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Armnnr rInnt nnrnrd.

The blg plant OF Armour & Co.
which covered 3iA acres OF ground ln
Sioux ely. Ia. was totally destroyed
10y IRE. which started at 1850 o'clock
sunday morning. Tile loss Is estimated
20 SJOOCDO; insurance SI2l.5OO.
The cause Of the IRE was said 10
have been either spontaneous combus
tiou or an imperfect dryer.
SIX hundred men viii Dee thrown ont
of employment an winter by the firc.
From q spectacular view the ure was
q magnificent sight. II continued to
burn all day. the explosion OF several
tanks containing 100 pounds OF am
monIn, at intervals adding pic.
turesquc element. When thc reserve
supply in the ammonia Cistern wls
reached its ignition nearly RACED the
entire plant from iiy foundation.
The hog house contained $500
dressed hogs ana all were burned. iu
Guiding 100000 pounds OF pork
product
\ larger and finer plant will be bull.
at once.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

a MedcI oG coaInc.- aud rroprIet

A Model of Goodness Rnd rropricty.
Frank G. Andrews. Detrolts ex-
millionaire. cN.baukcr. eX-politician.
cN-commlsSioner of police. has gone to
Jackson prison and Is No. I1i3. After
wcarhs1mc struggle to obtain bonds
4 nggrcgatlng S2OO.OUu hc finally gave
| up and has gone To the penetentiary,
where. unless a new trial is granted
him, he has entered on a service OF 10
years. Andrews maintained his calm
exterior to the last Mrs. Andrews
| hadc her husband goodbye at the de-
truit jail at Z \. m, ana returned 10
her home. AZ midnight the prisoner
was taken 10 the depot ami departed at
| I 20. M. for the prison city. Just one
man of all those who had called them
selvC, his friends was at the train 60
scc him of aud that man was VIII Al
I len. the evangelist. whom Andrews
while police commissioner had arrested
several times.
The magnificent puisc uf Andrews Is
a matter Of surprise even among the
prison officials. accustomed ~ they are
Ia the assumed courage uf newly ar
rived prisoners. II isn't hrlvddo either,
hut simply a manly determination to
live the best that he can Zoo the midst
OF his unlttractiyc environments.
After be- was left alone Wednesday
night Andrews. "irc~hic' in prison
parlaucr. slept calmly Early Thurs
day morning be- was given breakfast
iu hi~ cell. While the coffee Is not
such us % millionaire is accustomed to.
yet 30 l~ not hld and Furthermore the
bread provided s., sweet and nutritious
This noon Andrews Joined hts COM
ridrS. representing all classes ui
crime. uud marched tu the prison Din
iug room. where Dee uIriu"k OF tie
plain fare Will" h's appetite WAS not
as keen. perhaps aS thlt of The men
WIN h1d hUrp engaged 900 hard work
during thr day. yvt thr Inward re-
puuulpcc which hc must mNr iclt w1~
mot visible. Warden Vincent had a
short talE ~ ith Andrews This m"ruin"
during which the latter expressed hls
Intention of obnyiug ihr rules and of
hcing "a model prisoner
II shall NOT violate the rules nor ask
anyone Go violate them Zoe my behalf
hr said.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Tho INnI.rr nntch MnkInr.

one OF the objects of Emperor VIII
iam's visit 10 King Edward was L.
discuss the hetrothal OF Crown Prince
Frederick William and Princess Alice
OF Albany. who Is a charming girl ~
years old. The duchess of Albany
went to England on the imperial yacht
and proceeded 90 Saudringhnm with
the emperor.
Princess Alice aud the crown prince
are second cousins and are described
as mutually sympathetic. She has
been quite Prussianizcd by having
lived In Germany the greater part of
the last three years with her mother
ana has been under the close ohserya-
ton from time 10 time OF the emperor
and empress. \ dynastic alliance such
as this is regarded at the political side
rs bringing Great Britain and Ger
many closer together and would. from
that standpoint, bc unpopular In Ger
many
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
SIN stubbornIy ncsiSt.

The anthracite. coai mine 0wner,
will resist 10 the utmost every effort
to n,akc the recognition of the United
Mine Workers OF America m issue In
the arbitration which ~ now I'm prog
ress. The reply for the Delaware y
IHCklwuum C'. Co President Mitch
tlI~ statement was made public
Tuesday. ". III. Trucsdale president
or the company. says: This com
pauy mcuuiyocally asserts that a.
VIII under NO condition recognize or
enter Into any agreement with the as
sociatiun known as the United Mine
Workers of America or any branch
thereof Nor VIII it permit said asso-
citation cr any OF It's officers TO dictate
the terms and conditions under which
u shall conduct It's business"
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Removal asked.

Formal chur-os were filed iu Tho ing
ham Circuit Court saturday aglins,
uuuiy Clerk WuolNogth. 10 VIII b'
recalled that WonlWlrth deposited
some $500 90 cover ans nmouHt which
might De- found due from him. This
sum has h,ru appropriated. hut thcrc
o.. Tile petition makes no criminal
charge. simply alleging Incompetence
misconduct and lah.iua, neglect of
duty. and asking thIt the clerk br re-.
moved from o,lirc judge Wicst made
ln order citing Woodwork 90 appear
Nov. - to answer 10 the charges
Woodwork says be- will Dee able 10 cX.
plain matters satisfactorily.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
coNpENsnn NEMs.

One thousand miners are stlll idle
nc Shamokin. Pa. because OF mines
not bei"g In good working order.
Charleston. :. c.. city hospitals
pest house burned Tuesday night and
four negro inmates were burned 10
death
Charles Marshall. aged 10 years OF
Brazil Ind. was Killed by lightning
Tuesday. lie had sought refuge In a
church.
1'hos. Stewart. alias "IIooslcr Kid"
who escaped Jail nt Toledo O.. with
Topeka Joe wear ago. has been
captured M Eddyville. Ky. lie. with
Topeka Joe. were indicted hy the fed
crnl government for postofiice rob
berry.
4. T.. Barnes. n travelling salesman
of Minneapolis. MINI. killed himself
at Cleveland. O.. Wednesday night by
shooting. lie left this note: Dear
Will-Tcll the folks | had TO do this
cor - crazy"
Three coal strikers. Harry Slmrouth.
Thomas pristosch and Harry Shuhah.
have been Indicted at Scranton. Pa.
FOR the murder OF James Winston.
non-unlou man. nc Grassy Island coll
lerv. on sept. - last
Thomas ". Davis was buried at
Marion. Ind. Thursday. Two women
claimed to hc legal wives or deceased
attended the funeral with their two
grown children. 10 was then learned
for the FIRST time that Davis had lived
double llfe FOR more than - years.
IL was an affecting scene when the
wives wcpt on each others nccks.
while the children made friends with
each other.
fifty-nlne thousand employees will
benefit by the 10 per cent Increase in
wages granted by the Pennsylvania
railroad on the lines east OF Erie. Pa.
The additional expense Co the com
pany will be about SI.25O.0OO a year.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Assaulted the Teacher.

Harold *, B.ghter. who prcsidcs
over the dt~tiuips 81 the OriuuEo dis
trict school. brought suit u Circuit
Court to-day against John Ford. father
OF ore OF his pupils. claiming Sl.uuo
damages. Plaintiff alleges thar as %
result 81 some trouble iu school with
Young Ford. the father called no the
scb.ul hou>c and thrJ~hcd him. The
bin of complaint stale, that Ford made
vicious assault upon the school.
master. knocking him down and drag
giUg him about the room mul Dee was
badly injured about the "frcc, eyes.
cars. nose. head. h1ck. shou - s. arms.
lees and body" Fighter claims great
injury to health and feelings
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Hattie with burglars.

Marshal Henry krohm was serious.
~ shot nnd an unknown burglar had
his head blown oft in a bloody battle
IN Elyria. o.. Friday a. m. The
shooting took place during fight
with four rohhcrs. who completely
tcrrorlZcd the town.
The gang stole horses and rigs, en-
tered several houses and shot reck-
lessly in wild charge down the main
street OF the town
The burglars entered the home of
Town Marshal Krohm. who opened
fire on them. When he had shot three
times. one Of the robbers. who had
jumped into a buggy, got out and he
ran blazing away m the marshal. At
the third shot the latter fell with a
bullet through his hips. General
shooting ip the street was going on,
when the robbers drove away to the
homp OF W. H. Hitler. when they were
followed and the shooting kept mp.
The noise on the street aroused Hitler
and he reached FOR his gun, loaded
with quail shot. A burglar opened
the door and HITLER blew his head Oft
with tile first discharge The other
rohher turned and ran. hut Hitler dis
charged The second barrel The rob
her yelled aud totterrd. hut did not
fall lie ran into the street aud dis.
appeared.
Marshal lNrohm Is seriously and
perhaps fatally wounded. n Is not
known how badly the other robbcr is
hurr.
TIE dead robbers linen r. marked
Davis lie had in his pocket q mile
age hook sold 40 oil city, Pa. to MIR.
DAVIS"
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
ROADS cuoKED nY PROSPERITY.
An over the Country the Railroads
Are blocked with business.


All over the Country the unlironds
Are blocked with nusIness.
United efforts OF the railroad officials
aud the large ear companies 90 relieve
the freight congestion IN the large
cities throughout the country have
proven frultless. and prosperity has the
various lines chokcd with traffic.
For 30 miles or more outside or the
city OF Plttsburg the side tracks are
crowded with laden cars waiting FOR
shipment. while many ears OF perish
able products are going 10 loss on ac-
count OF non-dellvery.
Chicago Is experiencing the worst
congestion OF freight traffic I'm its his
tory. except In times OF n widespread
strike. This condition. say railroad Of
iicials. Is well nigh universal through
out the country.
The railroads are now handling tho
greatest merchandise movement I'm
their history. soft coal movement
larger than ever known Ia any former
years. which has begun TO move freely
ahead OF time.
Tho crops OF the middle west and
northwest are above the average. and
these alone are sufficient 10 produce "a
congestion FOR months 20 come.
To add TO other troubles. there Is \
great shortage in rolling stock.
lt h estimated by conservative traf
fic men that the demand for ears 10
move the traffic which Is now being Of
fcrcd FOR transportation Is fully 10000
In excess uf the supply.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

The report of the committee on legls-
latlon of the National Grange. In con
ycntion at Lansing. favors the cXten-
sion OF the free rural mall delivery sys-
tenn; asks FOR a constitutional amend
mcnt. granting all power to congress
Ia regulate Ind control all corporations
ana combinations of capital of a mo-
nopolistlc nature thus preventing the
use Of their corporate power to re-
strain trade ur arbitrarily fix prices;
the establishment or postal savings
banks; better pure food laws; the
speedy completion of the Nicaragua
canal by the United States; additional
powers for the Interstate commerce
commission; election uf United States
senators by popular vote; ship cana!
from the Mississippi to the great lakes,
and from the great lakes tO the At
lantlc ocean. The report opposes the
ship subsidy blll.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
Edwnrd ncddlnrton. slx venrs bid

Edward Bcddlngton. six years old.
is dead nc Wllkesharrc. PA, from In.
iurics received iu "A childish football
scrImmagc. He was hurt internally.
Wm. Cawley was seriously and nine
other miners were badly injured nt
No. = collicry of the Lchlgh Valley
Coal co. at pittston. Ia. The engi-
reer lost control Of his engine and the
car containing the men fell TO the bot.
tom OF the shaft.
Miss Carrie Prouty. OF North Scitu.
ate Mass. accidentally cut or her
thumb. She jumped on 10 her bl-
cycle md pcdaled two miles 20 n doc.
tors office and had u scwcd on again.
Prof. Gocbcl. commissioner Go the
peninsula of Kola. reports that the
f.aplandcrs are fast dying out hecause
they are wholly incapable OF apprcclat.
ing the benefits of civilization the gov.
crnment IL trying To Introduce among
them. Only - tribes are left. each re.
duced from go 10 90 heads. men.
women and children. The commission.
or saws they are slowly dying by dirt
and diseases due 10 extreme unclcanli.
ness.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Ambitious youths should not jump
hastily to the conclusion that the
quickest and surest way to get rich
IS To become n burglar or train rob
her. Occasionally one OF these Eel.
lows Is nabbed.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

In that hotbcd of fashion. Newport
there are forty.two cases on the di-
vorce docket, and the good Lord only
knows how many that ought 20 be
there.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

II has been found that antitoXin
viii cure rattlesnake bites. II isn't
likely. however that the new cure
viii make much headway in Ken
tuCky.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

II is all very well to work mp excite.
mont about the statement OF that Chi
cago clergyman who refuses 20 per.
form tie marriage ceremony for less
than $40. but the man who can't afford
20 pay that price In the United States
Of America ought. for the womans
sake. to be doomed To single blessed
ness until he can.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Sir Thomas Upton might save
considerable expense and achieve a
better result by purchasing one Of tho
old American cup defenders Instead
II building Shamrock ILL.,
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

No provision has been made for
paying the members OF the anthra-
cite coal strike commission. This Is
y case where the prayers and graft.
tudo OF the whole people ought to be
sufficient compensation.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

n Alfred Austin really thinks that
great poetry Is the surest antidotc
Tor the prevailing virus OF material.
ism" what Is hc trying 10 do to tho
world. anyhow?
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

a Cincinnati Judge has granted a
man a divorce because his wife in.
sisted on having & dog sleep In the
bed with them. So say we all! That
ought to be a good law anywhere. at
any time.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

What does Il matter II the Missouri
Valley Homeopathic association did
pass q resolution cundcmning the Nss2
Who cares for kissing in homeopathic
doses, anyway?
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Ah Joke. "A maniac Chinese. ran
amuck In Marysville the other day.
and the residents OF that worthy town
arc looking for the fellow who gave
the coOllc his name.-San Francisco
Can.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
y. A. MkNzlEs, Publisher.

4 South Dakota editor calls tho
rival newspaper IN his town his con
temptuary."
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Marie Corclli has referred 60 MIR
Carnegie as poor human biped. q"
sun. she must admit that be has done
good deal for people who write
books.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Kisses have been pronounced un.
Faritary IN nearly every quarter of
tho globe but mp TO the present time
20 physician has dared discover
microbes IN q wink.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

A THIN young woman has read the
Bible through twenty-threc times In
that many years Others might fol.
low her lead even though the paper
covered literature received a slight.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Some scientist has calculated that
man Is subjected To 1,2l2 different
kinds OF diseases. lie gsacrally has
them all along about this time Of the
year. too.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21
reddy. Jr.. ovcrworI.cd.

Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. the prcsi.
dents oldcst son. arrived In Washing.
ton Saturday afternoon from Grotou,
Mass. where he ls attending school.
Mrs. Roosevelt received a telegram
from the master OF the school, inform.
Ing her that it viii be- best FOR her son
to take rest of week or ten days
FOR tie benefit OF his eyes. which have
been affected By the strain of study.
Mrs. Roosevelt was asked II she pre-
fcrrcd Ia have him remain in Groton or
come 10 Washington ana she directed
that he come % Washington. One OF
the White House attaches met him nj
the train with carriage and drove
him Co the White House.
II am we'll" he said as he walked
out of the station. 1T Is only my
eyes that need rest" II was apparent
that hls general health was good.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

a ralsin trust has been formed.
This Is especially discouraglng. com
ing just as the mince pie season Is
20 be iuauEurated.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Pictures OF Gen. Uribe-Uribe show
that he is not such terrible-looking
fellow as his name would lead one To
lnlcr.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Count Boni do Castcllane has an
overcoat which cost $1,000. The
pricu OF his new corsets Is not
named.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

4 woman was arrested In Denver for
voting three times. and yet men Insist
THAI women do not understand the
real use Of the ballot.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Now they are going to teach all tho
modern languages by machinery. This
should make talk still cheaper.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Marconi says he has succeeded In
telegraphing across the ocean without
wires. Now for Mars
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

n John Bull can settle the Irish
question for good by n cash invest
mcnt OF $500. 100000 he will be- MAX.
ing an excellent bargain.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Chancellor Andrews believes the
devil IS in football. a desperate
.cam might look further FOR a center
rusl and fare worse.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

II can't really be so expensive liy-
ing at Atlantic City. Hetty Green
has gone there for her health.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

There are not lacking indications
that In his arbitrament against us
King Oscar dipped "A copper.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

The ears rules for editors makes
the reporter a superfiuous appendage
20 Russian newspaper.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

News from New York and Paris is
To the effect that the arrogant chauf-
fcur Is beginning to get what Is com
ing to him.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

William l.ourim. keeper at the Jack.
son prison. who aided Foreman Hugh
brennan iu the disturbance Saturday.
WIS before the prison board. After
an Investigation the board ordered
Lourim 60 return to work la the shirt
factory. Foreman Brennan Is also
back nt work. but Cuuvicts Wood aud
French are in their cells, deprived OF
work AMI all privileges.
The prison board Of control has rec
commended that paroles lee granted
Percy Duncan. sent from 81 Joseph
county la April. iNN five years FOR
assault Co kill; and James Goodln.
Grand Rapids. sent IN February. 1892.
20 years. for robbery.
Elk Rapids newest factory has be-.
gun operations. " turns out 2j.OOO
feet OF maple flooring daily
sherman Slsson has been sentenced
10 spend four years nt the Lansing I'm.
dustrial school Tor rohbing the y. W.
&. 4. building in Battle Creek. Ills
younger brother was released on sus.
pended sentence because of hls youth.
4 Kalamazoo Justice fued u grocer
Si0 for selling tobacco to u minor. and
the grocer got even In part by paying
the sum lr pennies and ulckcls.
Gov \. r. Bliss has NO intention OF
now issuing pardon To Frank &.
Andrews and he Is quite confident
that he VIII not DO so In the future.
\ rumor that compulsory vacclna.
ton Of Niles School children had been
ordered caused scores of parents 90
keep their children home Wednesday.
Martin Miller and Hubert Huffman.
of Lapccr. got In law suit over some
cattle. the amount involved being 81.
Costs In the Circuit Court have now
reached $500
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Mr. and Mrs. clay Kingsley. az
Salem Mich. hGvc Wu away. ON
October yN Clay hitchcd mp tie family
ua- uUd Dee and his wife iu their
best store clothes drove AWAY the
vito calling hack a. tho hired man. us
tIoy passed ont of thc barn yard, that
tucy would Doe back Co supper
Since then. clay and his wife have
not been hIck. and the relatives who
set rut tu HSc, rtniu their whereabouts
have only been able Go learn that they
drew S5Jb. which they had in the
hank ut Salon. lrft the horse and
buggy at Plymouth. and took q train.
Some ol the npiuhhurs who came
Co Detroit Few days later have an
idca that they saw clay and his wife
on " Woodward avenue. all logged out
in new iNiu-s. and. working ON the
theory that they are lu Detroit now
the relatives have set out to find
them and inquire " they are going
back 90 the farm.
We haven't any idea uf foul play"
said Clay's sister. but we can't see
what on earth they wanted To clope
like that FOR. ~ tho boy had clupcd
with someone else. @ would have been
different. but with hls own wife
ain't II funny
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-21

Ed. Thomas. H. wears 90 age. g.
dead ut his home iu Prescott lie WAS
accidentally shot at Whittemorc by "a
- calibrc revolver ln the hands of Al.
ger Catnliuc. aged ~
The house OF Michael lIammcl y
widowcr living alone about two miles
east OF Upton. burned last night. aud
llammcl perished in the flames. lie
WIS % queer character aud W is thought
his pipe did the deed. Ills charred re-
mains are all that Is lcft Go tell the
story
While driving along on an old road
near Witch Lake u couple of days ago.
a farmer of that vicinity had his
horse shot dead In hls tracks 10y n
bullet IN the head. Soon nfterwnrd
two hunters appeared. thinking that
they had shot deer
George Weed. un insane man. was
brought from Kent county by three
custodiaus Tuesday. the most violent
patient ever received az the asylum
Coming from Grand Rapids he made
numerous attempts tO knock hole
through the side of the coach. At
the asylum he caused wild scene.
but was finally ovcrpowercd and
placed In the violent ward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-22
SHAW On TARIFF REVISION.
Ichicago Tribune. |

Secretary SHAW said on Tuesday Z
tic Vermont republicans:
Il have been quoted as opposed to
Er, vision al tie taltff. h..vc never on
posed reaejjustment Of Inc tarifl
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.la'.,. ~, ~, 4niar,,. 80 ,,.,+.o,;a,
'i'r 'i''''7 = - '''o''''s e'''7'' :
'Ne's Ser'aih 9Si'''t''ies 50 as 70 'ile'
changed eoh'iS4oiis' ana az the s''iat
! time successfully resist he efforts OF
the opposition 70 revise the entire tariff
law, thus pau'alyzing business for sea-
SON. | am in favor q it,
| Ihis expresses in Way the sent-
ments OF most republicans. Few among
them desire general, sweeping revis-