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The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-10
E. W. GROVE.

This name must appear on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo-Qulnne Tablets, the remedy that cures a cold In one day. 25 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-06-10
MERIDEN HERE TO-DAY

The New Haven State league baseball team will play the Meriden team on the Savin Rock grounds this afternoon The game will be called promptly at 3;45.
Alaska forum., 1902-01-04
~: r'ccn Soldiers Praised.

Ire behavior cl he American sol- ( CTS in the far east has attracted at- tenl!"n in all parts of the world. E) recently as just before the outbreak of the Transvaal war the Daily Mail, Cf C;uLans.uwn. Cape Coic1N, in ali q, .erCciatve editorial on "ihe Amer tan Troops in Manila" said: "rne les son taugh, by the struggle in tie Phil liprine archipelago is the u1nazil1" for tiudc of the American troops. rrtc- ,ically every man in the vo'unt"cr forces has been under fire aln}cst con tipuously since February f, and in ad Gi1ion to constant frh'ing has never had q monl"nt's free !om from anxiety as to possible manenverS of sh1.!.iNT. willy foes, who know every iIch Of the country, and know how to take adyan- tagecf it's rotentiaiities. The lines have been SO long that it has been necessary to keep every regiment to the front, The regulars have had amost he same experience. but not quite as much of it. If the campaign has demonstrated nothing else it has shown the marvel ous staying powers of Uncle Sam s troops suddenly transferred to the tropics. .'-N. Y. Sun.
Alaska forum., 1902-01-04
Exaltation of the HohenzolIerns.

Germany leaves the direction of her foreign affairs 10 the emperor and trusts that the sovereign Mfll do the best he can, choose the most able cOun- seiors he can find, and that he will be rompt as well. as prudent. Ance ali lie does for the nation he does also for himself, for his own greatness and glory, for the sFlendor of Lis family, and for the future of his children and posterlty, all his interests depend upon and are included in the success Of Ger man policy and the welfare of Germany. The house of Hohenzollefn never can be separated from the fortunes of the nation. Therefore, the nation may safely con1ide it's fortunes 10 the house of uohenzoliern: aud even now, when public opinion. has evidently taken quite q different view of things from that of the emperor, or at least from hat which he seems to hold, no public organ would propose, nor would the reichstag itself wish, to alter the German constitution with regard to this particular point Prof. Delbruck, in North American Re- view.
 Curious soutl American Poison.
 The Indians of South America use a curious poison, which is called ezcal. \ grain of it has the effect of starting an irresistible desire for exer;ion. The victim begins walking briskly round and round in small circles till he drops dead in his tracks. There is no pain, but much tement.-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
rte GhouIs' work.

Rufus Cantrell and John McEndrcc.
leaders of the indianapolis gangs of
ghouls. pointed out between 30 and 90
graves. which they said were robbed
by them. The ghouls were taken 10
the Ebeneezcr and Anderson cemeter-
i"s For the purpose The detectives
wanted the names of other bodies
stolen IN order that other warrants
might bc sworn out. At the Anderson
cemetery they told the detectives that
about 60 graves In the place were
empty. Cantrcll pointed out the
graves Of woman and her daughter
ms among those he had robbed. Can
trcl said he stole the body OF the
woman 10y agreement with her hus-
band and paid him half Of the $50
which u prominent local physician
paid FOR the body. The daughter died
short time aftcrward and Cantrell
said he was at the grave the night
after the funeral and stole the body.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
Boston Has n Murder Ficnd.

Alan g. Mason. q prominent club
man ~ Boston. Harvard graduate
and "a member OF the plano manufac-
turing establishment OF the Mason &
lIamliu Co. was arrested here to-day
on suspicion OF being connected with
the murder Of Miss Clara \. Morton IN
Wavcrly.
II is also suspected that Mason was
responsible for various murders and
murdcrnus assaults committed during
the last few weeks in Cambridge and
It's vicinity. and ascrihed 20 Jack, the
Sluggcr."
Mason Is 30 years of age. His arrest
was made az his home In Boston 10y
state officers. IL Is said 10y the police
that Mason has been insane. and that
AZ one time he was an inmate Of the
Mclean asylum at Wavcrly, from
which he was released about a year
ago.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
|FROM ALL OVER MICHIGAN
burial OF Rnbson.

Mrs. Charles y. I,abson. Of Saginaw.
will take the body of her late husband
90 ComaN. Vancouver. where the inter
ment Will take place In the same bur
ial plot In which his parents were
buried. Rahson was the gold mine
owner who came Co Saginaw last Sep
TENDER and was united I'm marriage
vita Phoebe Grant stephens rela-
tive OF Gen. Grant. and within %
hours went insane. tcrrorized the
ncighborhood and jumped into the
Saginaw river. the body being rccOv-
cred week later. Since that time the
body rs ~ we'll preserved as when
taken from the water. Mrs. Rahson
was So overcome 10y her experience
with the dcmcntcd man that she has
since been I'm serious condition with
nervous prostratiOn
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
ThIricrn kiIIcd.

Another victim of the fireworks ex-
p,osion IN New York ON the evening OF
election day died Thursday. lie was
VIM. -. Drake. a bookkeeper. The to-
tai number Of deaths from the accident
Is now IL.
The coroner has held John Craig In
$1,000 on a charge of mauslaughtcr in
the first degree Mr. Craig. 10 Is al
legged. was Ia charge OF the explosives
40 the time of the accident. All the
other prisoners were discharged.
The coroner said there were seven
bombs. An attempt to shoot OF the
first failed. he said. hut II detOndted
ana thus caused the explosion OF the
other bombs. Craig said the first bomb
was properly exploded and he thought
nm explosion OF gases must have caused
the accident. There were Ia bombs
and four mortars. weighing loo pounds
each. ne said
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
The Amendment Gnr-.

Those Interested ga the constitutional
amendment authorizing the Legislature
Co incorporate the indcterminnte SEN.
tcuce system into some Of the laws
against crime hear mo- returns hut that
are favorable.
Some have believed that the amend
meut might stand q poor show. on the
theory that IL would require major.
ity OF all votes east nj the election 60
carry IL The Supreme Court has de-
clarcd. however. that majority NJ
all votes nn the subject Of an amend
mcut j. all that is necessary COR it,
adoption.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
Jumped to Death.

A foolhardy action on the part OF
Edward storms. Crystal Falls miner
employed at the Bristol mine, resulted
IN his tragic death. With group Of
men storms WAS standing near the
shaft on the third level. waiting FOR
the ascending cage that was To- take
them 10 the surface to dinner. The
young miner was anxious To- board the
car on It's first trip. ana. thinking he
could get better opportunity from
the opposite side OF the shaft, he at
tempted to jump across the opening.
The shaft Is only few feet wide. hut
Storms failed To- land safely and fell
over backward to the bottom. a dis
lance uf about luu feet. lie landed on
ais head aud was killed instantly.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
CONDENSED NEWS.

Certain wealthy men Of New York
city are considering the plan of erect
ing a temple OF labor FOR the use of the
labor unions of that city.
Madeleine g.. Wallace. the first blind
and deaf woman ever admitted 10 the
cluistcr OF Roman Catholic order. has
taken her final Vows as sister OF -.
Dominic at the convent In Newark.
y. j.
The crown prince of Siam was wei
coined Ia Kansas city. Mo. sunday
10y a native of Slam. Nal Luang. q stu
dent at the Atchison. Kas.. college lie
presented the prince with a bouquet
Of pink chysnnthcmums
Papers found on the body OF n man
apparently murdered and thrown into
the Hudson river NJ Ncwburg. y. Y.
have lcd the coroner Co believe that
the victims name is Bernard Murphy
The papers Indicated that hc had been
a member of the army and had resided
formerly at Greenwich. :. &.
What II regarded as strong clue to
n gang Of robbers presumed To- have
held up the express car of Burling-
ton train last August was the dlscOy-
y
of package Of 80 long express envel-
opcs. which were stamped to show
that hey had contained nearly 10000.
While the steamer Luxor was load.
Ing 40 san Bcnlto. la the southern part
Of Mexico. black cloud appeared In
the sky. growing larger and larger
until the whole heavens were over.
spread IL became dark as night and
fine ashes commenced falling The
steamer put to sea at full speed The
ashes followed the vessel for 800 miles.
u i supposed the ashes came from
the eruption OF Santo Maria Ia Guate-
maln.
Thomas IT, Williams. Jr.. president
Of the California Jockey club. and
TruXton Bcalc. formerly United States
minister to Persia. have been held Tor
trial IN san Francisco for an alleged
assault with intent 10 kill on Frclcr-
TEX Marriott. editor ~ the News Let
ter. last September Their bonds were
fixed at Sir.OuO each. The cause OF
the shooting was an article rejecting
on Miss Marie Ogc. society ldrl Her
engagement % Beale has since been
announced.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
IT ~ HORRIBLE.
The Latest High Life English Sean
dial ftecames Public.

The Latest High Life English Scan
dai becomes Public.
II Is impossible 10 Ignore the start
ling evidence of dcgcnerncy In high
places which Is the talk OF all London.
II ~ ease blacker aud more eXten-
sivc than the Cleveland street scandal
of - years ago aud involves names OF
wider than English reputation.
No less than 30 persons have already
heen identified with this infamous CO.
tcrie. They are nearly all men of adj
vanccd years. wealthy. aud members
OF ar.Gtocratlc families.
The only public action taken IN the
case 81 FAR Is the conviction Of two
men az the Norwich assizes. Bernard
Fraser. a son OF Gen. Fraser. a mem
Der of the Bachelors aud other swell
clubs. pleaded guilty on several counts.
aud was sentenced Co 10 years az penal
servitudc. Arthur Thurold. u nephew
of the late Bishop Thorold. a tutor at
Elton. made the same plea, and WAS
sentenced To five years.
FraScr's ease. the Judge said. WIS
the worst Of which he had ever heard.
While moving IN high society he had
been leading double life and de-
hauchlng others.
one Of England renowned clergy.
men was summoned one evening To-
I Richmond. which IL LondOns most
ariStocratic suburb. 10 the bedside OF
\ dying glrl. lie was conducted 10y the
back way of large mansion. which
was apparently dark. and was sit.
uatcd on extensive ground. The girl
told a terrible story. the details of
I'M
girl died before he left.
lie refused 90 accompany an attend
ant Go the rear when hc descended. hut
went through the front rooms. where
he found an orgy going ou. Many men
were being entertained 10y very young
girls Fully 20 men servants IN gor-
gcous livery were scattered about.
lie paid no attention 10 these people
at first hut presently he saw a drums
cu. dccrspil man uf 40 least 80 years
Of age speak to mere child. The girl
shrluk away. The master Of the es.
tahlishW,ut. who has since been idcn.
tilted as certain French yicomtc.
signulCd 90 q foutmln. who seized the
girl and carried her from the room.
The young woman screamed and
struggled Violently.
Thorcupon the Clergyman stepped MP
io the manager. and asked him what
he meant 10y such brutality. and what
WAS the meaning of the whole conduct
of the house The reverend narrator
continues his story thus:
II have never seen such amazcmcnt
rs was depicted ON the faces Of all
those present. and | am firmly con
WINGED that | owe my life 90 the pres.
cncc of two individuals. who. II they
are dcprlycd. are 40 least men; but
each. | regret 10 say, Is a member Of
one Of the houses of parliament. left
the house. not only with the girl men.
toned. hat with TWO of her compan-
ions. who. rushing NJ Ia me. claimed
my projections"
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
THE mrNTING sEAso,..
Opening DAY Furnishes seven En
GaIitIes Among Hunters.

Opening DAY Furnishes seven Fa-
taIitie. Among Hunters.
Six fatalities marked the opening
day of the hunting season In this
state The dead are:
GEORGE WILLARD. aged 80.
drowned.
ALIEN. SEARS. aged III. drowned.
ANTHONY MONSOR. aged is.
drowned.
MATTHEW COLE. Standish. killed.
JOHN ALCOTf. aged -. killed
HENRY BROMM. aged %. drowned.
Willard. Sears ami Monsor. all OF ~.
pcna. were drowned la Whltefsh hay
Sunday morning by the capsIzing OF
their snilbont. They tried 10 swim
ashore from sand bar. aud sank. ex-
hnusted.
Willard leaves widow and one
child. The others were single
Cole. the StandiSh man. was acct
dentally shot 10y John Lawrence. Both
men are farmers. The gun charge tore
Coles right leg. The member was am
puiatcd. hut Cole died from loss Of
blood. lie leaves widow aud three
email children.
Henry Bromm. the Mt. Clemens boy.
WAS drowned IN L'Anse Grouse bay
sunday afternoon while trying Co pick
up decoy ducks. lie had been married
seven months.
Alcott. the Three Rivers boy Killed
while hunting. was accidentally shot
through the head 10y Percy Bum. aged
l. They were hunting quail three
miles from their home town.
Near Grccnvillc W. II. Reed was
shot in both legs while hunting.
Casper Baum. lahorer. aged -
years. living on the Defer road near
Mir river Crosse pointc. was
drowned On Lake 81. Clair. lie was
"ut duck hunting in light skill used
for that purpose. und WAS seen by his
companions Ia another boat. to stand
ana lose li, balance.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
H. MnnrN Como

Henry lIcnigc, the farmer who came
to Detroit from Maple Grove. Mich,
some four weeks ago 10 deposit Ia a
local bank draft Tor Sauu. which he
received iu part payment OF SLIGO for
20 farm. II now spending the last few
dollars OF his roll. lie called on Lieut.
Sadlcr ~ police headquarters Monday
morning ANA received $50. al! that
wa, left of the original draft. With
the Sl5n Henry said he was going 10
open a store in Royal oak. Mich. lie
appeared Ia have been on q protractcd
spree. and Lieut. Sadlcr Is of the opin-
ION that the balance of his cash will
fnll into the hands OF saloonists. gam.
hlcrS or thieves.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
lie Did Not Die.

After having been pronounced dead
FOR six or seven minutes. Howard
Smith. Of Coudcrsport. Pa. aged >
years, suddenly rcgnlned the functions
of life. While running through dark
room with brass curtain rod Ia his
mouth the boy bumped against door.
the tube cutting his throat. Three sur
gcons were called and Il was hurricdly
decided Ia close the cut 10y putting in
% number of stitches. and the child.
who had just eaten a biz meal. was
given chloroform. In few minutes
the heart ceased to beat. the limbs
commenced 10 stilfcn. when suddenly
one OF the physicians who had started
Ia work on the supposed corpse by ar
titicial respiration was surprised 10 see
life rcnppcarng For fully six min
utos the child's heart had ceased %
beat.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
She mnd "a Gnnd TImc.

Because of fondncss FOR his sweet
heart, and his desire to give her %
good time beyond his means. Albert
Burgess. y collector for a Grand Rap
ids company, WAS arrested Thursday
on charge of cmbczzling $50 of the
cumpany's funds. Burgess Is only -
years of age. aud ~ good family. In
court he said he did not take the
money with fraudulent intent. lie
said ho WIS iu nccd OF money. and
having an engagement with his girl
which hc desired Ia iill. he borrowed
the money. fully Intending 10 pay II
back, lie stated that his sweetheart
WAS given q good time.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
Mnnts Mnn,lfnr,I.

William Sim0ns of Rust township.
has asked for warrant FOR the arrest
Of Mr.. Woodfurd OF kentucky.
Wuudfurd claimed Slmons killed deer
on Turtle Lake reserve ana sent FOR
him and demanded am apology. Simons
lid NOT apologize AMI Woodford Is al
legged Ca have attacked him with "a
lille. striking him with the point OF
the barrel in the abdomen. knocking
him down and then kicking him.
SImous Is under the doctors care and
Im q crIlIcnl condition.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14


Lawrence Pattison. prominent far
mcr of Pokagon aud resident 0f that
township for nifty years. Is dead as "a
result of injuries received In runa-
way.
The Rattle Greek police have re-.
cciycd two Kentucky hloodhouuds FOR
tracking criminals. These are the first
ones ever employed In this section Of
the state Tor that purpose.
The residence of &. T.. Snidcr. near
Mltiawan. burned with all It's con.
tents. Including nearly 5000 in money
III, fire was caused by Mrs. Snidcr
dropping a lighted lamp.
In an address 10 The students Of the
L. at NJ Frederick w Job chairman
at the Illinois state board of arbitra-
ton. declared that be- believed that
uniuuism WIS 40 It's height at present.
and that tine near future must see its
decline
The authorities Of the Agricultural
tuilcgr arr arranging 60 make numcr.
oils exhibits during the coming season
uf the national grange. Every depart
mcnt OF the college will bc represented
in TIE exhibit. which viii also include
. fflfNlN anu lAWllN ~ NiA hllHiNs
The squirrel season II open hut the
light klll proves that the nimbIe little
tree jewellers are rapidly disappearing.
The Telling of the forests Ina sections
where squirrels were once abundant
has deprived them Of their fnvoritc
nesting places and they have sought
other localities To become the easy
victims of the shotgun.
The state board OF corrections and
charities has disapprovcd items aggrc-
eating SlOj.Oup contained In rcquisl.
tlous of the boards OF various state In
stltutIous for appropriations FOR build
lngs and other special purposes. This
Is about 0nc-third the entire sum ask
cd FOR. The corrections board will re-
port recommendation To the next leg.
stature.
The scaffolding gave way on tho
new village hall nj Alma George
stevens and Thomas Willsie fell n dis.
lance 81 % feet stevens was hurt
about the head and his left wrist Is
fractured whistles right shoulder
was broken and he was injured about
the head. stevens is single. His home
Is at Alma Wiilsie Is married and his
home II az Wheeler.
Two workmen engaged In wheeling
gravel ON trcstlc ON the copper range
road extension near Lake Linden. by
collapse Of the structure. were prccipi.
tatcd ~ feet 90 the ground with the
wrcckagc Both were shaken up aud
bruised. but not seriously injured.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
A nnhy q. nnggngc.

Carefully tucked into a new "teles-
cope" hag ana dressed In expensive
clothing. baby only few days old.
WAS found az the Dearborn station.
Chicago. In pile Of baggage taken
from a Monon train. No claimant APP
pcaring for the baggage. IL WAS
opened and handsome baby, sound
asleep. WIS discovered.
The truinmcn think the child was
put aboard at n nearby Indiana sta
tion. ~ Il had not been crying and
showed no evidence of having been
druggcd \ small hole had been cut
IN tie hng Ia admit air. The infant
was taken To -. Nincents Orphan
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
~. shncl.Ing ncnth.

VIM. T.. Fagg. aged -. u clerk IN the
Tri-MOuntain mine office 40 PaInSdale.
started 10y the Copper Range railroad
to see his promised bride. Miss Helen
ll"ughcus. OF liuughtun. A. the train
ncar,l the town he jumped. thinking
he could reach her home quicker than
by going 90 the depot aud walking
back. He fell and rolled under the
ears. and was decapitated. The shock
WAS a terrible one to the Young lady.
AMI she Is in critical condition.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
D,,rIicrn.r a. n Woman.

The first deer license issued in Char
levuiN county To woman IN years was
issued by County Clerk Mech TO Mrs.
J.. n Mcintosh OF Clarion. who goes
this fall with her husband to the head.
waters OF the Taquahmanon river 90
the upper peninsula for the deer hunt
ing season MIR. Mcintosh Is an old
deer hunter who has slain many deer
and bear as well. and it Is more than
likely that Mrs. Mcintosh will XIII a
deer before they return.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
VIM. Redmond JnIIcd.

VIM. Redmond was arrested on his
arrival at Kingston ana taken 10 Kill
mailman Jail.
Redmond, several months ago. made
q speech az Wexford. which was said
To be- inccndlary. lie was ordered by
the court of the kings bench to give
bail FOR - 900 Tor his future good be-
havior. This he refused 90 do and the
court sentenced him To six months
Imprisonment.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
wants To Return.

John Park has surrendered to the
officers 0f Perry. Okla. claiming 60 bc
q pnrolcd prisoner from the Michigan
state pcnltcntiary and asking them To-
Inform the authorities OF his location.
Teicgrums were sent 90 Michigan and
his story was found 10 be- true. lie
says De- grew tired of being fugitive
and preferred To return To- serve out
his sentence. getting homcslck to see
his wife and children.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

\ wagon containing - persons was
run into hy street car at -. Louis
Mo-. sunday. Eight persons were in.
iurcd. one of them probably fatally.
4 crowd collected and some one cried
Lynch the car crew. Instantly q
rush was made for the conductor and
motorman. Policemen rescued them
by threatening to use their rcvolvers.
Prince Chakrabougsc. brother 81 the
crown prince 81 Siam, who with the
latter has been touring the United
states. sailed for Russia. lie Is n
member Of the czar's body guard and
as he is ON leave Of absence, his
early return Is necessary.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

q. W. Lane. q leading figure among
the hOmestcaders of Oklahoma who
have been figntlng the cattlcmcn. was
called to his door and shot dead. 4
prominent cattlcmcn named John JOY
has been arrested. charged with com
pllcity In the crime. Mrs. Lane. the
murdered mans wife. was also
brought In 10y the officers.
Joseph farrow and Marion Dun
fought with pistols IN the streets at
Grandln. No. Thursday. Both are
dead The immediate cause Of the
duel was difference over election
matters. hut had blood had existed be-
tween the two men for several years.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

Sir Michael Hicks.Bcach says. with
the air OF propoundiEg a novelty. that
the war office was dominated by pet.
ticoats." Well? Nothing unusual
about that. was there?
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

a silk hat and n frock coat are worn
by the crown prince OF Siam. but his
father wears crown that looks like
a beehive with a bottle stopper on
top OF IL.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

a Baptist preacher OF Denver says
the Ten Commandments are out OF
date and not applicable TO present day
life. Sun. there are three or four
a. them that we had better stick To
just 10 be on the safe side.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

II King Leopold thinks for mo.
ment that he IS TO have a Prince
Henry sort OF time In this country
he Is mistaken. All royalties don't
look alike 10 us.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

Now the health faddlsts say that In
order to have the right kind of lungs.
one must blow soap bubbles. Il may
be an irridcsccnt dream. but 1t has
the merit of cheapness.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14
Good soldiers. Good Citizens.

Gen. Wade. who commands the
Tinted States troops In the southern
Philippines. To- his annual report pays
high tribute "a the conduct Of the
troops there. lie says there have
been practically no complaints from
the civil authorities or individuals Of
the conduct OF the soldiers. The gen
ernl says:
1T IL cause for sincere congratuln-
tlou that from state Of war and
military rule. the troops have. al
most az days notice. given up all
authority and settled down with So
little friction. under civil rule. among
people of IN allen and Inferior race"
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

a South Dakota Indian sentenced 10
be hanged asked permission 10 sing
the death song OF his tribe at the
hanging. People viii soon be asking
to furnish the music at their own
funerals
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

While there Is nothing so exciting
as a church fight. II Is generally
agreed that Il is much better TO pray
Tor our brother than to bat him with
z verbal AK.
The Yale expositor., 1902-11-14

The Missouri Valley Homeopathic
association passed n resolution con
domning the kiss. II may not be so
dangerous as the association thinks:
but. anyhow. IL is useless In homeo.
rathic doses.