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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
An Enthusiastic Meeting.

The three days convention of disci
Piles throughout the state who believe
In the larger hope for mankind as
taught by the Church of Christ I'm Brick
Chapel closed on Sunday night. A very
enthusiastic and profitable time was
had by all present There were dele
gates from Toledo, o., Battle Creek, Al.
mont. Algonac, Elmer, Cass City Peck,
aud Lapeer. Letters were received
from sympathizers from different parts
of the state expressing regrets at not
being able 20 be present at the cOnven.
ton, but sending their greetings in
words of cheer and sympathy. Ed i.
III. Patton, of Almont, Eld. ~. Veysey,
OF Toledo o.. Elders G. w. Guerrier
and &. I. Clapp, of Battle Creek, were
principal speakers Ed. j. f. Hull.
being at late hour present, gave n
very interesting talk 90 the sunday
school in regard to what ;. ;. scholars
ought 90 be.
AZ a business meeting IL was decided
20 form an association independent in
IT'S character, SO that saints or non.prO.
fessOrs and those belonging 90 any
church who have sympathetic leading
towards Gods great love 90 men may
consistently become members and fur
ther the objects of the organization
which is called "'rhe Larger Hope AS
sociation." Articles of incorporation
and by laws were formulated. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:-Eld. jill.
Patton, president: Eld. II. Neysey, vice.
president, Geo. Wilbur Patton, secretary
and treasurer. 90 whom were added as
an advisory board G.. /. Clapp, Battle
Greek w. II. Palmer. Dr. B. II. Pelton.
Mrs. PeltOn, Yale. aud Mrs. White, of
Lapeer.
The main object of the association is
the enlargement OF usefulness, mis-
sionary work. spreading the gospel of
peace far and wide by the aid OF preach.
ing and scattering literature over new
fields and territories. Quite sum of
money was raised nc the convention for
this purpose.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06

NOIl-~.
The girls gave their yell very nicely,
only not loud enough.
Prof Fuller certainly did the proper
kind of work at his job.
AS soon as our boys take round out
of "A few more of the neighboring teams
they are going 10 play the L. of NJ.
Coughs Pets" and Menzies' "Cham.
pions" furnished some very interesting
sport before the game and between the
halves.
DUSTY" wanted 10 pulyerize the
whole gang when he got struck with
the iron rod. But then he was easily
blufed.
The Marlette boys are a gentlemanly
lot of fellows and took their disappoint-
ment with a smile on their manly faces.
The Yale team was lot heavier than
when they went TO Marlette, and our
boys held them down right.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
VERY EVENLY MATCHED.
Score Was 20 o al the End OF Game
Good Playing by Both Sides.

Score Was 20 o az the End OF Came
Good Playing by Both Sides.
My goodness, how them fe!lers at' they'd punch
each other there
Like hungry caitle when the frost is nibhlln'
An one would plck up some,hin' qnIc,, aud run
ufi IA Ia XIII.
With several others chasin' him rs chickens
sometimes Will.
Then q he on his stomach fell. there right In hl,
distress,
They'd pounce upon him, hard AN square. a
dozen, more ur less,
ON Saturday last about 800 OF Yale's
enthusiastic foot ball roOters assembled
at the fair grounds Co witness what
proved 20 be the hottest game Of ans
kind ever pulled of i'm Yale. II was
the game advertised 90 take place be-
tween the Yale and Marlette foot ball
teams. At $3.50 sharp the first half
commenced, and right royal fight u
was. Back and forth the battle waged.
neither side making goal II was
certainly hard fought battle. FIRST
one side theu the other would earn the
ball and would try 90 make touch
down When the half WAS over the
boys were all ready for rest.
The second half was fought as hard
as the iirst. Marlette had the kick of,
and the ball came rear making the
goal. but Il fell in good hands, aud our
boys made gallant fight 10 earn "a
touchdown, but never q score was
chalked up tor either side. When the
smoke of the battle had cleared away
the game stood 0 too.
An what SIN deeper trou1lci M. a lot OF folks
stood by.
Didn't seem o. care ~ hold 'cm back aud
wouldn't even Try.
But sortcr tollri % hrip Il ON, an make q
nghtiu' din.
An even girls would grit their teeth an hnlltr,
"HuSS. 90 ini'
An then says. 'Them feliers all appear m
Deaths employ;
II there's nm undrriiker here he's sheddln' tears
OF ipY.'
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
Notice to s. s. Workers

IT there are any schools in district
No. 3 who have not sent I'm their an
nual statistical report To X. :. Camp
bell, secretary, Port Huron, will they
kindly do 90 at once. We earnestly
hope every sunday school will send a
delegate TO our county convention at
~. Clair next week. Thursday and Fri
day. Nov. ~ and l3 Our county Of
ficers expect this To be the best conYen-
ton ever-held In 81. Clair CO.
Mrs. +. A. Griswold, Dist. Pres.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06

An exchange aptly remarks: II is the
fashion OF the young man who tries to
dodge work. 60 berate the town he lives
ia lie thinks il he could only get out
OF town. lac would own a silver mne,
or be president OF the steel trust In a
few years 4 conversation WAS over
heard in which one of the young men
said: As soon rs / get "a few dollars
ahead, | am going TO jump the game. -
But the most 0t them never make the
required raise. Asa matter ot TACT all
towns are about alike. There is q place
for q worker in every community But
the kid glove jobs go mostly 90 men
who have worn oyeralls and hickory
shirts There is uo bicycle track along
the road TO short hours aud fat salary
II is al walking mostly up hill.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06

To Cure n Cold in One Day.
Take Warmers White Wine of Tar
syrup, the best cough remedy on earth
25 and so cents. Mathews n Wight.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06
WEEK DAY SERMONS.
Thoughts Gathered by The Exposition
Preacher FOR Our Readers.

IT man has iifty dollar bull pup
he would look after u carefully and
not Jet IL run all over town at night
But IL hc has u boy IL is different lie
is turned loose at a tender age 90 60 TO
the bad. aud people wonder where the
great army OF buns. tramps. dead heats
loafers and gamblers come from. They
are germinaled from pure seed gather.
eel from hOmr. sowu broadcast un the
streets and alleys. The boys ought TO
be given a showing equal with that Of
the bull pup.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-06

Ladies' furs going cheap at Yale
Clothing House.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
CUDGEA AND CAT ARE BARRED
Barbaric Punishments in Russia
Have Been Abolished

ST Petersburg, July 15.-The Brzhevia
Nedomosti in a leading article says:
The car has abolished the harshest
remnant OF the babaric punlshments of
former times namely. rastigation with
CudgelS and cato nine-tailS, claiming
to the car aud shaving the head. which
were still inflicted for certain offenses of
the persons exiled to penal settlements or
to the mines. Castiga ton with cat-o-nine-
tails and the cudgels not infreQuently
ended in death and was one of the harsh
est forms of death penalty. being dealt
By torture. Only the most hardened prfs
oners could stand the punishment under
the mea sured blows of the cat-o-nine
tails.
The Cudsel and the cat are replaced
In the new statute" says the paper. "by
prolonga ton OF term or by solitary CON
finement up to one hundred days. with
bread and water except every third
day when hot food will be served at one
meal. The abolition of the cudgel and OF
the cat does not, however. mean the
prohibition of corporal punishment alto
gether. The revised statute of June IL
prescribes cha stisement with birch rods
up TO one hundred blows for slight Of
lenses and miSdemeanors. according to
the same authority. and the matter is
left entirely to the discretion OF tho pris-
on authorities or the local governors.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20

Washington. JnIy 10 Entomoloeist l.
O. Howard, Of the department Of agri-
culture today said that the enormous in
crease in the numbers of MOSQUITOES IN
the country particularly along the north
Atlantic coast IS attributable to the 'jn-
usually heavy rains OF this spring and
summer. He said as a result Of this un
usual precipitation there are surface pools
all over the country. which largely in
crease the The breeding places for the
mosquitoes. Or. Howard said that there
are many natural enemies Of the mos
quito. but not one has vet been discov-
cred that can be practically utilized in the
determination of the pest
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
PUT IN HANDS OF A RECEIVER.
Southern Car and Foundry Compa-
nv Is Forced to the Wall

Trenton, y. J., July 17.-Judge kirk
patrick. In the United States circuit
court. today appointed Thomas A Giles
pie. of West Orange n J.. receiver for
the Southern Car and Foundry Company,
a New Jersey corporation. with plants
at Gadsden and Admission. Ala. and
Memphis and Lenore Tenn. The liabi-
tiles consist Of about $500 0c0 OF floating
debts. The company had no bonded in
debtedneSs. The assets consist of 500 900,
the value Of the plants, and sn,W0 bills
receiVa bic. There are also about $3.50 600
OF material and supplies. the bulk OF
which has been pledged for loans and
ware house receipts given to cover the
same.
Among the LA bilitieS are $50 900 due on
the purchase price of the Admission plant
and $4,000 due on notes to the Stand
ard Steel Car Company, of Pennsylva-
MIA, upon whose application the receiver
was appointed The remaining liza oi tiles
are made up almost exclusively of notes
Application will be made at once for
the appointment of anciliary receivers IN
those states In which the company's prop
erty is located In order TO prevent the
taking out of attachments. in addi ion
to the appointment of recelN er Judge
kirkpatrick made an order restrailing
the company from doing business.
The company was incorporated with
capital Of $3.50 coo and Of the stock Of
the comrany s7G5.000 worth is owned by
the Standard Steel Car Company.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
POSTAL CHANGES IN GEORGIA
New Offices Established and Some
Are Discontinued

Washington. July Especial 1.-THE
following changes in the postal service
in Georgia have been made:
New offices have been esta blished at
Seabolt, Union county. miles north of
Suches and at Madola. Fannin county.
10 miles south of Pierceville.
tn, office at Goldsboro Pulaski county.
has been discontinued. and mail will be
sent to Rebie.
The name of the postofHce at RADON.
Wilcox county. has been changed to
Bartonville
Star service has been discontinued be-
tween ROCKVILLE and Franklin and be-
tween Enongrove and Franklin. and has
been superseded by rural free delivery.
The following changes have been made
in the postal service in Alabama: New
offices have been established at Laura.
Fayette county 3 t-2 miles north of Bal
lard: at stocks. Fayette county 4 1-2
miles east Of Sipsey, and at Heron, Bull
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
MAY MEAN WAR WITH JAPAN.
Russian Encroachment on Yall
River a Casus Belli

ST. Petersburg. July 14-The report
that NJ Lessar. the Russian minister to
China. had advised the Russian civilians
TO leave New Chwang. Port Arthur and
Corea by certain date. Is semi officially
declared to be entirely unfounded.
Pekin. July 14.-United States Minister
Conaer arrived at New Chwang today,
where he will make personal investiga
ton of the situation.
NJ. Lessar. The Russian minister to
China, VIII return here late today. The
Russian legation is without information
regarding the result of the conference
of high Russian officials at Port Ar
thur.
Iinless the eva ona tiAn of Manchurie
occurs soon the belief obtains here that
the acts OF bellgerent Russians on the
Yalu will precipitate a conflict as 1t is
understood that Japan Will regard the
continuation of Russian encroschment on
the territory bordering the Yalu ~
CauSus belH
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
BEAVERS GOT MUCH DOODLE
Former High Official in Postal De-
partment Is Indicted.

partment Is Indicted
New York. July IA bench warrant
was issued by Judge Thomas in the INIT
ed States circuit court. BROOKLYN. TODAY.
for the arrest of George w. Beavers. for
merly chief of the division of salaries and
allowances in the postohicc department.
on indictment found by the federal
grand jury which charges him with ac-
cepting a bride of $40
1t Is understood that payments to Bea-
vers were traced back to the purchase by
the government of the Fraudulent Cash
Reg steriSg Machine Company. The post
office inspectors found that Beavers had
a large account in the Nassau Trust Com
pany, Brooklyn. and are said to have dis
covered that checks deposited there had
been given By ex-Congressman briggs
The warrant has not yet been served
and it is rumorcd that Mr. Beavers could
not be found. 1t was stated that he
would have until Monday to present him
self and that an arrangement had been
made with mis- attorneys to enter u plea
tor him at That time.
United States Judge John b. Thomas. IN
Brook iyn To-Day listened to AN argument
by counsel on affidaVitS in support OF de-
murrer, 20 four Indictments found by the
federal grand jury for June, against
George l.. Miller, rs New York agent Oh
the Brandt Dent Automatic Cashier Com
puny, at WatcrtoWn. Wis, Tor the pro
curement of a contract and the payment
of moneys thereon with former Congress
man EDMUND briggs. of Brooklyn VINO
was indicted at the same time, for the
automatic cashier transactions between
Miller and the United States postoffce de-
partment Justice Thomas directed that
briefs be submitted on both sides by Sep
TENDER l.
Counsel for Miller contended that at the
time Of the procurement of the contract.
briggs had not been sworn is as a mem
Der OF congress, but was a member of the
committee Judge Thomas said
'It ought to be made reasonably GEAR
whether a member N congress elect is TO
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS
NAME FULL STATE TICKET

lot His delegates. contrary 10 predic-
lions, stuck to him, though how much or
their tenacity can be charged TO the an
nouncement by former Governor William
O. Bradley that he was not a candidate
can only be coniectured.
Mr.. Belknap was nominated AFTER an
enthusiastic supporter of Mr.. Bradley mad
placed the former governor In nomination
and the followers of Mr.. Augustus Il.
Wilson had tacitly withdrawn the man
supposed to be Belknap's nearest competi-
tor by failing to present his name. Inc
tnrea tened stampede to Bradley was
quelled by an emphatic declaration tina
he would not be candidate, but Tor
some unknown reason the convention OIL
GERS called his name during the ballot ana
ne received a great number of votes
than Clifton j. Pratt, who had made an
active canvass.
The convention did practically nothing
during the morning session and the long
wait was profitably employed by the
Belknap leaders in holding their men IN
line and chilling the Bradley sentiment
There were two moments during the CON
vention when it looked as though an IN
dica ton of Willingness on the part 81
Mr.. Bradley would have given him the
nomination
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
THEY FOUGHT FOR GIRLS HAND
James w. Cole Is Dead. and John
Young Mortally Wounded.

Decatur. Ala. July 17.-(Special) News
of a tragedy which took place in the
mountains OF Winston county near Clear
Creek Falls Wednesday reaced here to-
day.
The principals In the affair were two
young mountaineers, James w. Cole and
John Young.
For two years they have been rivals
in love each seeking the hand OF Miss
Maggie Williams, q wnsome mountain
lass
TWO weeks ago the young men met
and bitter quarrel resulted. Wednesday
afternoon each of the young men went
squirrel hunting. and as they did not re-
furn at night a search was made. Yes
terday both men were found lying on the
creek bank close together with a load
Of shot in their chests. Cole was dead
and Young was mortally wounded and
unconscious He cannot recover.
1t is supposed the young men met in
the woods and renewed their quarrel
and that each shot about the same time
Miss Williams is prostra ted with grief
and during her hours OF delirious awa1-
ening she calls alternately for James
and John.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
SANTIAGO DE CUBA SOCIETY.
Memorials Given for Officers Yes"
terda, Afternoon.

Detroit. July f-At the first business
session Of the reunion of the Society Of
Santiago de Cuba, III Masonic Temple to-
day Major A. G. Sharpe. u. s. A, score
tery and treasurer of the society, report
cd that there was membership in good
standing at present OF 1893. For del'n-
quencv and other reasons. 1886 members
have been dropped Major Sharpe report
ed a balance Of 800 IN the treasury
This afternoon memorials were given Tor
the following officers Major General H.
" Iawton Major General William Lud-
low. Lieutenant Colonel John d. Miley,
Major John A. Logan. Captain Anton
Springer, First Lieutenant f. F. koehler
and Second Lieutenant Maxwell Keys.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Drunkards
Cured Secretly
Any Lady Can Do 1t at Home-Costs
Nothing To Try.

gwen IN tea. coffee food. Heartily en-
dorsed by W. {. T. t. and All temperance
workers. 1t does its work silently and
surely that while the devoted wife, sister or
daughter looks on the drunkarl is reclaimed
even against his will and without his know-
eaSe. send your name and address to Or.
W. Hanes, lt2l Glenn Bldg. Cincinnati.
o., and he will mail trial package Of Cold
en- Specific free to show how easily 1t Is TO
cure drunkards vita this remedy.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
DEATH OF KING CHARLES
IS PLANNfO BY OFFICERS

Berlin, July IA dispatch to The Co
logne Gazette from Lisbon says that q
number of officers of the Fifth Portuguese
infantry have been arrested on the charS"
of conspiring against King Charles. Thy
will be tried by court martial.
Suspicious of a Widespread conspiracy
against the dynasty have been entertain
ed for some time the instigators betty
officers who were cashered some time
ago. Other regiments are said to be af-
fected
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Death Of P. M. Arthur.

Winnipeg. Man. July 16-P. NJ Ar
thur grand chief engineer Of the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers. dropped
dead at midnight while speaking at the
banquet closing the annual convention
OF the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers. which has been in session Tor
the past few days.
Mr.. Arthur had just arisen TO respond
to a toast and repeated the words: 1T
may be my parting words to many OF
YOU" when ne fell backward and eX-
pIred a few minutes afterwards.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
MUNITIONS FOR THE CHINESE.
They Can Get All They Want in
August.

Pekin. July 1.-THE prohibition of i'm
portation of arms and ammunition into
China as provided by the protocol expires
in Angus without protest The ministers
have decided that the prohibition Is use
less and Ineffective and that tho Chinese
arc capable of reGulat ting the mIo.tation
of war munitions. 1t is also admitted tn
they need arms in order to restore order
in tire disturbed provinces. The Japanese
recently imported field guns and rifles on
the plea that they were needed for the
railroad guards. though it is thought they
We're intended to strengthen the Psi Yang
army, which Yuan Shi Kai has drilled
with japanese officers.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
HE USED THE KRAG-JORGENSEN
High Average of American at Rifle
Tournament.

Bisley, England. July f3.-ln the wal
dergrave competition which WAS won to-
day by Major Oxley, with an aggregate
OF 90 points, the American. G. z. Cook,
was third 81 points. Cook used the kragg-
Jorgensen service rife, while his oppo-
nents were armed with the finest match
rifles. At the first range of 800 yards.
Cook made the highest possible and ms
shooting is admitted to rank with the
finest on record and held to prove the
superiority OF the Kragg- Jorgensen over
all other service rifles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Whistler Goes Across Divide.

London, July 1S.-James Abbott Nc
Neil Whistler. American artist. died
Yesterday afternoon a his residence "A
Cheyne walk, Chelsea. at the age of 80
years. His death came unexpectedly.
although for some time he had been Sc
riously i'll.
This mornings papers publish elaborate
obituary notices. recognizing the djstin-
guished and unique personality Of Whis-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
HENRY RICHARDSON HOME.

Henry Richardson. who for so long a
time lay at deaths door in Macon, is
again among his many friends in At
lanta. His arrival in this city was the
greatest and happiest kind of surIsise,
as Ii was not believed that he was
strong enough to make the trip. He
was accompanied by Mrs Richardson
and Miss Richardson on his trip over
the Central and although he was much
fatigued by the journey. he appeared to
be far better than his friends had believed,
DOSSiblo
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20
Apostle Spoons Sold at Auction.

London. July l6.-Thirteen silver apos-
tie spoons with figures of Christ and the
twelve apostles upon them We're auc-
toned at London today. They brought
the record price Of $4,000. The spoons
we're dated 1886 and constitute the ear
Hest complete set known The bidding
was spirited. commencing at 81 800 ana
rising ra pidly until they were finally
krccked dowr TO dealer for the sensa-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-07-20

Dominion Government Will Examine
Hudson Bav Region

ST. Johns. Newfoundland. July 1.-THE
Cana dian government has chartered the
Newfoundland sealing steamer Neptune
to convey scientific expedition to Hud
son bay. The expedition will winter at
Chesterfield inlet. Its object is to de
termne the availability of the region for
a Canadian grain route, The scientific
party is composed NJ Canadians The
ship will also enforce the Canadian Gus
toms laws against American whalers who
are operating in Hudson hay. This IS the
second seal ship chart ed within a
month. the British admiralty securing the
Terra Nova to convey n relief expedi-
ton to the Antarctic steamer Discovery.