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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-22

IF PROPOSALS. nsSaI MI FOB REMOVING CERTAIN
LINES OF SIXTEENTH STREET EXTENDED
Office Of the Commissioner D. c.. Washington
September II. 1902.-Sealed proposals viii be re-.
ceived at this Office until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON, SATURDAY. OCTOBER FOURTH. 1902.
for the purchase and removal Of certain buildings
street extended All necessary informa tion win be
furnished on application to the Office of the En-
gtneer Commissioner, d. G. By order Of the boar
OF Commissioners Of the District of Columbia
WILLIAM TINDA1L. Secretary. se17-6t
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington. d. c., Septem-
Der 16. 1902-Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until TWO OCLOCK. PM ON THE
NINTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1902, and then
thereto. in the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
u. 8. Treasury Department, Washington d, c. In
accordance with drawings and Specifications copiea
of which may be had on application to this office
at the discretion of the Supervising Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect
sel7-w, f&m-6t
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR. WASHINGTON
plieate. will be received at the department until 3
o'clock pm. on Wednesday, the first day of Octo-
Der, 1902, and then opened In the presence Of such
persons as may attend. for the construction Of an
Administration building, called Building IA for
addition to the Toner Building Kitchen: for the
Heating Plant; Electric Power Plant; Power House
Chimney and Tunnels for the Government Hoenitei
for the Insane at Washington, D. c. in ACCORDANCE
with the drawings and specifications COMES ~
which specihcations and form OF proposal may be
lad and the drawings seen on application at this
Department. The right is reserved to reject snv
se4-2taw-6t
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For RENT-TWO 3-STORY HOUSES ON CO.
luGIhta Heights at $50 per mo.
DAVIS & STCRTEVANT,
ee2O-Jt 1904 q st. NV.
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TuK kENT-94l ST. N.w.-0 ROOMS AND
bath; ami. Inquire store 18th and NV.
svg7l-3t'
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FOR RENT-BY JOHN QUINN. Al 7TH ST S.w.
:O1 10th st. s.w.. IL and bath n. m / $50 so
1un6 ST. s-w., 9 rms. and bath. ami. 81. 40
40 10Th ST. s.w.. u rms and bath. ami. %. 90
III 9Th ST.. fiat, 6rms., BATH I'd f., amf II so
- IN ST. fiat. rms. bath, Sd f.. ami. 10 80
sg3O3t'
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FOR RENT-oUT OF TOWN

FOR RENT-COMPLETELY FURNISHED LARGE
private house. opposite main entrance to u s.
Naval Academy; low rent possession Oct l. Ad-
dress T. W. lGLEhART, Annapolis Md. SEQ 26ts
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE-THE NEW TWO-SToRY BRICK
building No. 2024 18th st. NV, opposite cleo
tric company's plant; contains $4,000 feet floor
capacity" Appl. to B. II. WARNER CO., 916 r
st. NV, or HENRY WELLS. 1410 G ct. NV.
sell -th a TN ~
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FOR SAILOR RENT-1S31 9TH ST. NV;
nearly new 3story house; brownstone and press
ed brick front; bay window circular with tower;
nine rooms; reception hall; concrete cellar: FUR
story brick stable on separate lot. VIII sell to-
gether or separate; $4,000 stand at per
cent. all cash. Inquire Of WM. ". CHAM
BERS. Owner. 1927 r st. NV. se20-3ts
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FOR SALE
A delightful house. NORTHWEST facing a
DUPONT CIRCLE; stone and bfick front: 2
stories, 10 rooms. OWNER, ABOUT TO LEAVE
THE CITY, viii sell this va luaba property for
$4,000. B. H. W4ARSER COMPANY,
se2O3t 91B i street NV
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-A NICE FARM OF 5 ACRES NEAR
Rockville Nd. within minutes walk OF steam
and electric cars; has good Groom house, with
stable and outbuildings plenty OF fruit and shade
trees VIII sell cheap. Address Box ITO, Star
ONCE. se20-3ts
FOR SALE-FOUR ACRES OF LAND; FIVE
room we1ing. stable, chicken houses, &c: twelve
miles from Arlington, on Pennsylvania railroad.
Mrs ALMEDA G.. STEELE, Lanham. Nd.
se20-3ts
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AS WHOLE OR BY FIooRS-A LARGE,
STRONG, WE1L-LIGHTED BUILDING
eontaining 20 600 So feet of floor surface, 'front.'
ing Pa. ave-, with similar frontage on st.,
located in the yery heart OF the business center.
Apply JAS. +. BARBOUR,
select go Sth ct. NV.
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very desirable and attractive house near N.
III. avenue, about Dupont Circle; stone front. II
rooms and beautiful bath; rent, ss5 For par
ticulars apply WESTCOTT d STORY
se2o3t SIG 18th ST
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FOR SALE-ON n. c. AVE NE, y So FROM
Lincoln Park Or. and b. brick; price $1,000:
5000 down. balance to suit the purchaser VIC.
TOR ANDERSON. 1928 NV. owner se2Ost
FOR SALE-C0NN. AVE. HEIGHTS-VERY AT
TRACTIVE HOUSE; IL rooms 2 baths: steam
heat. Only SO, 500.
se2O-3t r. W. WALKER & SON 1905 F.
FOR SALE THREE STORY AND BASENFNT
brick dwelling; 10 rooms, baths 18th ST. near
K; taken In under trust by resident who
will sell at low figure. TYLER g. RUTHER-
FORD. Inc, 1907 st. NV. se2O-3ts
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.-THREE-STO AND
basement brick dwelling fine street north Of
Dupont Circle; can be bought at a bargain as
no1ssesident owner Is anxious to SELL TYLER
RUTHERFORD. Inc, 1907 ct. NV. se20-3t.
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FOR SALE-yERY CHEAP HOME; BRICK HOUSE,
with stable and carriage house; well located on
through st. northeast; rooms, all beantif f1I
condition; lot 25x12O; 2O-ft. paved alley. Price, If
sold this month. So 400.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX, SG6-SO9 F st. NV.
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FOR SALE
A delightful little HOME on AN AVENUE
NORTHWEST. Two stories and cellar: furnace
heat and reception hall; ali modern
improvements; street at corner WORTH
$4,000. Can now be bought for 3d. 800 on easy
terms. THE PROPERTY TELLS IT'S own
STORY. LET Us SHOW TT To YOU
B. H. WARNER COMPANY
se2O-3t 91e F. street NV
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FOR SALE-MOIsE,RN GROOM. BATH. CELLAR
and best furnace. easy monthly payments;
hard wood throughout; superb mantels, gas fix
lures and decorations; large lot; for stable.
Only two. SO be quick 1886 1888 F ST. ne; near
cars: open evenings. Don't miss this chance.
Only So $50. se20-3t
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
Tn. McGarry Trial.

In spite OF the fact that IL was hoped
that the McGarry trial before the cour'
i'm Allegan would bc finished and ready
for argument last week. the detens'
Is not half through. Not one OF It's
witnesses has been excused. ana an
other week will certainly elapse he
fore the testimony will be- all I'm. Mis-
TCssle Duncan. McGarry's stenogra-
pher. was on the stand during the
morning session saturday Prosecut-
or Ward produced her notebooks. call.
Ing attention 10 many ensures an
changes which had been made In the
original drafts Of the documents. when
have been introduced IN evidence W
typcwrltien form. These related
chiefly 10 the nd interim disposal OF the
5000 OOU certificate which h ALLEGED I"
bc the Salisbury doodle fund. The In
PRODUCTION of McGarry's books was
also a feature. The prosecution
showed that there had been u number
or crasurcs made and one account. ~
Of tie Atlantic Lumber CO.. Of wh'c'
/ he was president had h"en entirely
scratched out OF the ledger
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
PEACE IN SOUTH AFRICA

commons announced the terms of
pence Ca he as follows:
The burgher forces lay down th"lr
arms and hand over all their rifles
guns and ammunition of war In their
possession. or under their control.
An prisoners are TO be brought back
ns soon ms possible 10 South Airica'
without loss OF liberty or property.
No action 60 Ice taken against pris-
oners. except when they are guilty OF
breaches az the rules OF war.
Dutch is 10 he taught I'm the schools
II desired by the parents, and used in
the courts, if necessary.
Rifles are allowed for protection.
Military occupation Is 10 he with
drawn a. soon as possible, and sell
government substituted.
There Is to he no tax on the Trans
ynnl To pay the cost Of the war
The sum Of E3.OOOOOO sterling Is To
Ice provided for restocking the Boer
farms.
Rebels are liable TO trial. according
IN the law of the colony To which they
belong. The rank and file VIII be dis
frnnchised for lire. The death penalty
will not hc inflicted.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
DemorrntIc simplicity.

United States Ambassador Joseph IL.
Chnatc will go to the coronation ~ tie
plain carriage Ia which lac daily drlNet
about London. Whitelaw Reid. Jni'ei
states sneciai envoy. will occupy { =
oval carriage provided FOR him by the
King. Even the latter vehicle VIII bc
plain In comparison with those IN
which the ambassadors viii drive 10
Westminster Abbey. Co say nothing %
the semi-rpgal vehicles which members
OF the nobility will draw out from
lonr.stabled seclusion for the great
event.
one of the curious features Of the
roronntlon will he that. while all the
Irish members of pnr lament aud the
wives have been Invited. no"e VIII ~
tend. 4 meeting of the Irish par'ia'
mcptary nnrtv will SHORTLY I've held al
which this decision Will he announce
nnd the reasons therefor viii he de
clarcd.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
A Matter of s2nn .an7.

The comptroller of the treasury has
'eopened the ease Of the claim OF the
tate OF Michigan for interest paid 10y
prior Ia August 20. 1856. and dis
cunt suffered on account of war loan
ionds issued 10y the state for the pur-
lose of raising funds for arming and
'uulpping OF troops in the war of the
ebelllon. The comptroller reverscs
he action of the second comptroller of
lay IL. 1888 dlsallowlng the claim,
md finds that the state il entitled up-
'cr It's claim To- N2jjf91. The account
viii bc rcStutcd and certified To con-
;rcss for an appropriation.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
aThe white uInes-.-

Papers from Colorado Springs. Col.
have been received In Rattle Creek
giving long accounts of the eXperi
encrs of Rolla Gushing Dwlnell. for
merly of that city, whose death In the
PHILIPPINES ON the eve Il his marriag
10 n belle OF the ChOctaw Nation wus
told in the daily papers Thursday.
The young man died OF what "
known as the white illness The ma
ture of the disease Is not explained
hut II is believed to Ice some typically
tropical disease. perhaps leprosN
Young Dwinell. ar Day. as he was
known I'm the army. and ns he In called
I'm President Roo-cVelt's personal ac-
count of the Cuban campaign. would
have been - wears Of age had he livc'
Ia MAY 90. Roosevelt says OF him OF
mage 15I Of his book of the war.
Lieut.. Day. after handling his troop
with equal gallantry AMI efficiency
was shot on the summit OF San Juan
hill. lie was hit In the arm and forced
10 go Ia the rear. but he would not re-
turn to the states and rcjOined us Ions
before his arm was healed. Dwlncl'
enlisted I'm the Rough Riders from Nlh
tia. Indian Territory.
After the Spanish war he enlisted ~
the regulars. Joining the Twcntyfourt
Infantry. He had been three years u
the Philippines. most of the time as .
member of Gen. Funston's stan
where he served as n brigade commits
sary. lie was at one time the treas
urcr of the province of NueNa EciJa
stationed In the city OF SAN Nsidro.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
south Africa.

News that the war In South Africa
IA ended and that the terms Of pence
ia teen signed reached London sun
~ afternoon I'm the form Of brief
legram dated Pretoria. May 81. li:li
mn. and signed by Lord Kitchener. IL
ads rs follows:
a document containing terms 81
lrrender was signed here this even
Z at half-past 10 o'clock by all the
Ger representatives rs we'll rs 10y
ord Miner. the British high commits
uner In south Africa. and myself
The declaration Of peace. after two
ears and eight months of war. which
as eliminated the liocr republic from
~ list of nations and has cost Great
r.tain enormous sums of money AMI
.ousands of lives. set London wild
i'm Joy. Church bells were rung and
lc streets nlled with shouting and re-
ilcing people.
The rejoicing In Canada was Of the
'ost widespread character. and re-
.rts from all the English colonies are
the same tenor. Monday aftCrno u,
ie government leader In the house of
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.

E"~inul1g june 7 Lansing factories
viii Ice run on central standard time.
u. u. Harper. of B1chnmn. grand
hi~h priest OF the /. %. o. T.. died
"Wednesday.
Indian John. historic character iu
the lumber camps Of the I'm S"hlc val
ley for the last twenty years. fell dead
la the street In Lewiston SUNDAY.
clyde. i3.yearo'd son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William I.eavlus. az SAGINAW.
was drowned Saturday I'm the Saginaw
river while bathing.
Three rural mail routes have been
ordered established at Brnnt. Saginaw
county. ana additional routes NJ Elsie
Clinton county. Service 10 begin
July I.
The will Of the late Thomas r.
punstan shows that the former lieu.
tenant govern was worth about
SIUO.ODO. The entire estate Is left Ia
the widow.
i. 4. West has sold his interest In
the Partridge house NJ Mt. Clemens ~
&. 4. Coofs Mr. West goes to the La
COON park. Sandwich ont. where he
will manage the hotel. summer the
alter. etc.
Mrs. Eva CorwiH. Of Battle Creek.
was perhaps fatally burned Wedncs-
day evening. She sent a child nfier
kerosene aud the child got gasoline
Mrs. Corwln put some ON n wood lire
and u exploded.
The following changes In the salnr.
les of presidential postmastcrs In Mich.
| igan In effect July I. ARE announced;
| Watervlict. from Sl.lW To $1,000;
Coleman. $1,000 to Si.iO0: advanced
tn presidential. Montague. $1,000.
The record was broken again lnsl
month In the BAY City internal rev
rnue collectors office. the amount oi
receipts there having been S2Oi. 100 -
/ For the last week OF the month th,
salcs of revenue stamps averaged oyel
I $1,000 per day.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
The Lansing Fire.

Tho plants of the Rikcrd Lumber
Co. and Alexander Furnace Co. wcr"
totally destroyed and the factory ~
the Lansing Nenecrcd Door Co. seri-
ously damaged 10y fire Monday morn
ing which eutailcd a loss ~
about 10000. The fire started about
g o'clock In the boiler room OF tn"
Rikcrd plant from mn unknown cause
and that section OF the building was
In flames when discovered 10y tie night
watch. G. -. Purdy. Rikerd's night
Waterman. was burned considerably
In attempting "a turn In IN" company's
own alarm in the blazing en"ine room
Later he fell from n roof. hut his IN
iuries are not supposed 20 he serious
Almost 100 men were employed IN Nv"
three factories. and many lost their
tools. The ma iority viii have work
while new buildings are being erected.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
rALMA.s MEssAGE.
Gratitude To tue United states
The work Co he Done.

Gratitude To the United states
The work Ca he Done.
President Palma's message to the
cuban senate opens 10y giving thanks
D the Almighty for Ills assistance In
arrying ont the work of Cuban lhde-
Evidence aud asks divine aid In the
establishment of a firm and stable gov.
rnment. The powerful republic oi
Ie north recognizes. through its Nus
rious president. the republic of cuba.
he promise formally made has been
Lrried out. In this moment when we
eel our right rs nn independent nation
{ ~ impossible To suppress our graft
ude 10 the United States. To recos'
"izc this debt OF gratitude to the great
ation II an act which eXalts us ana
which makes MS worthy of the con.
Iteration and respect of the other ma
IONS Of the world.
1t h necessary now Co decide al
hc laws laid down In the constitu-
ion. We are capable OF fulhlling All
he obligations and compromises which
nave been contracted. and we should
Ircparc the budget with the greatest
are"
President Palma recommends the
Encouragement OF the agricultural IN.
us'rles OF the island. the raising OF
cattle. the establishment Of agricul-
ural stations to improve the culture
81 sugar cane and tobacco and the IN
reduction OF varied agricultural IN
listrlrs
III security Of lie and property In
Cuba Is to bc firmly guaranteed the
r'irn, guard must Ice rcOrganiZed ana
lcr,ascd. ~ the present tranquility I'm
The island Is due To the people thrln'
selves nud their desire To- maintain the
prestige 90 their country.
we .ccogniZe that during the
American Intervention the sanitary
conditions of the island were greatly
improved. but IL H. necessary To con
tinue this work and make these I'M
proved conditions permanent.
1T h very satisfactory To us. says
the president. that the republic OF
Cuba has been officially recognized 10y
the United States. Great Britain
France. Mexico. Guatemala. Near
aqua Santo Domingo. Ecuador an
Paraguay, aud we hope that other
counties will alSp recognize our re-
pubic. We must cultivate cordial r.
/ lations with all nations aud make
rcatips OF amnesty and commerce
favorable To- Clbl. We must also TAKE
especial care that the relations be
! tween Cuba aud the United states h'
most friendly. In order that ere To
20 difficulty IN arranging the poliucl
and commercial questions which al
I feet both countries.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
THE NEWS OF MICHIGAN.


Bentley's show, which has been In
quarantine at Climax for over a week.
vas allowed 10 leave Saturday. re
nnrkable thing about the ease Is tn"
act that Mr.. Bentley, the father OF
he afflicted child. claims the eruption
IN her face has been noticeable for
everal weeks. lie says IL has made
Is appearance regularly each spring
or several years. The child seemed
ierfectly well but. as Dr Geo. T.. Ran
uey. OF Lansing. inspector Of conta-
'ious diseases. pronounced u smallpox,
he show company had Ia submit.
Owing tO the quarantine Decoration
Day exercises aud also the commence
nent exercises of the school were dis
Iensed with.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
Mnntrhtn lie shut.

Edwin Meredith was taken To Flint
Thursday night. lie WAS arrested IN
Saginaw on a charge Of forgery. He
secured the money ON check alleged
- Ice drawn 10y Jennings q Wood for
81 Meredith confessed 10 the for
-cry and asked CHIEF Kahn 10 shoot
him. The chief declined. Meredith
said II seemed as though he was born
to grt into trouble. lie served term
In the reform school when he was n
boy. lie has been spared considerable
m account OF his family hut the nn'
Ice have given him uD N iuCOrrlgiblc.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
pnI.. AnnIn ArtINr.

Mont rclec Is arain In eruption.
Huge. inky-black clouds are rolling
over Fort de Fuincc In great masses.
I'm which there are peculiar LIGHTNING
flashes. The inhabitants ARE focking
into the great squares OF the town. II
the demonstration Increases n panic
II imminent.
Monday night was intensely dark
and the stars only family visible.
Fort de France Is In no danger from
the volcano. but there Is considerable
apprehension OF u panic I'm the night
time should the grayish-yellow loud
reach here and ashes and stones begin
To fall.
There are no noises from the volcano
at present.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
who L. lie.

4 we'll dressed man WAS found lying
unconscious In the wet grass In an ont
OF the way place ut Rced's Lake sun.
day afternoon. thoroughly soaked with
the heavy rain. He still remains mn.
conscious. and no one Is able 10 iden-
tify him. No marks OF VI lcncc were
found on his person. and PHYSICIANS
are unable to account for his condi'
ton. There n nothing on his person
to point To his identity.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
Threshers Combine.

The thrcshcrs of Jackson county
nave organized a branch of the Ma
.ionul Protective association. and In
end To iiX price FOR threshing which
will give them living profit. and pay
wear OF machines. The officers are
President. Charles OVery, Concord;
.ccrrtary. George Stcttler Blackmau'
treasurer. VI. H. Crafts. Lepni The
prices last year were ~ to > cents "a
lushcl for oats aud 10 . cc"ts for
wheat. Tie price, this year Will not
he less than cents FOR oats and .
cents fer wheat.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
navenna Again Rurncd out.

Nineteen store buildings valued nj
$4,000 were burned 90 the ground W.
Pavcuna Monday night. AMI the cnt'r'
business portion Of the town Il de
stroved FOR the Second time in tw1
years. The lire started about H;'h
o'clock and was caused hv an over
heated stovepipc passing through ~"
second floor a. bartholomew hard
ware store. The fire dcpartment was
called from Muskcgon. II miles away
hut arrived too late to accnmnliSt
much. The loss II ON the merchants
most Of whom owned the buildings oc-
| "upicd.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
The Bcnnrtt-GrisvvorId Cnsr.

The attorneys FOR T.. T. Bennett AM
Dr Rov : Grlsw'ld. or Bay city.
charged with mnusluughtcr IN conrec-
lion with the death Of Agnes Ehcrs'c'n
have received an order from the court,
which will result Iva the trial of the
ease on the ORIGINAL complaint In tie
information iilcd in this document
there was no proof offered that the
woman WIS with child. aud this hnw
may result In the freeing of the re-
spuudents.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
kinrn Give. Up Cnnc..

Frank Kipcn. who n few weeks ago
was brought hack from Minnesota.
where he cioped with the notorious
Mrs. Lizzie Coffee and claimed he was
mesmerlzcd 10y the woman. was mar
rlcd IN Allegan Tuesday 10y Justice
Hicks. choosing as his life partner
Anna Schneider. of salem. kipen was
discharged here with Mrs. Coffee ON n
charge ~ adultery. The Coffee woman
and husband were Immediately mr.
rested by n United states marshal FOR
using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. They are rcplning In kalama-
roo Jail
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
she. IN. MIc.Ir,n c-utrrI.

The Bcals X Selkirk Trunk 60. has
begun suit against the Michigan Cent.
raj Railroad Go. for $4,000 damages.
The plaintiff alleges that on Feb Is.
I!Hr2. fire was started by sparks Gro n
a locomotive. and consumed its trunk
factory and warehouse on Chestnut
street Wyandotte. containing sock.
mntcrial and machinery To the value
Of So. OOO. The company claims that
the railroad was culpable In not re-.
moving coinbustIble material from It's
tracks and roadway.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
MentIes- CbIraEo.

Saturday night the strike situation
throughout Chicago was estimated To
be ns follows: Projectors az 80 per
cont az the | 600 meat markets In the
city have entirely eNhaus ed their sup
niles. or the a55 restaurants In the
CITY n is said ~ per cent were with.
oui meat for their customers sunday
night. An the meat markets conduct
ell by Jews. where kosher Is sold,
closed down. and no attempt will he
made 90 open them while the strike
shall last. This leaves - 600 Jews In
Chicago without their regular meat
supplv.
The large hotels are supplied for q
few days but some Of them VIII be In
trouble hy Tuesday night " there Is
no change iu the present conditions.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-06-06
4 Grrnt Lind DrnI.

John Carter. president Of the Chica-
20 Bond n Investment g.. has bought
c5.UlO acres surrounding Lake 81
Helen for coloniziug and stock fnrm
purposes. This Is the bi,reSt land deaf
Ia the history OF Roscummon county.
An ohio syndicate has purchased g..
500 acres of land Ia Franklin and Post
townships. in Clnre county. \ thou.
sand head ~ cattle will be- placed on
the tract ut once