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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
Nathan Falk Is nvi,.

10 n9'sa' Idaho. July ~ Nathan FIJI.
~ n," 49, !" the FAX Mercantile COMPANY
W. ,,. ms city and ono Of tho pInnas1-
T Jus mon Of the state. is in a A..
ing condition at HALEY. tho ,..n = " =,
Nv ''' obstruction Of tho howels
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
FIGHT IN ALeAY STREETS.
Scouts and constabuIary Defeat the
Rebels

Manila, July 23-The Philippine
scouts and rural constabulary defeated
$50 rebels in the streets OF Albay. the
capital Of the island Of Albay, killing
Is and wounding Is. The combatants
entered the town from opposite sides
and street lighting continued for three
hours. Four noncombatants were
killed. The scouts lost one killed and
two wounded. The rebels were led by
Simeonola, chief Of the Albay rebels.
who had so rifles. Colonel H. Fl. Bau-
holtz. who was In command OF the
scouts. has been campaigning actively
in Albay. but this was the first de-
cisive engagement he has had.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
FIve Hundred Aeres Bum.

Seattle, July 23.-The forest fire in
the vicinity Of Woodinvllle is still rag.
ing and is consuming nearly 500 acres
Of forest.
Every able bodied man living in the
vicinity Of the fire is actively engaged
in the effort TO stop the progress Of
the fire. No losses except to the tim.
Der were reported.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
Grain Injured b g

Pcndletou. Ore. July
and violent electrical /.
over the country south y y
in the morning. Rspofu
violent wind threshed
grain badly in places
down.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
Coast wb.a, p...-,

7sr, " b ,iaoa. Orc wala walia. ION
T,. o,ue''em' SOC; valley. 7sa7eo
Tacoma, Wash s,eady. I h,uo .,o.
s2o; club. 7sc. o'uestem.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25

In America alone solew
will be placed on the 4
tho present year. whieh
ply half the demand.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25

The quiat esralsE Eas bFoaea bY a
chorus surA a. the W1rh4 bas srs11es
Bnard Da th~ struso % sishs all <
tpmn's 900 rAssrhes ruaaHacaera Co
tn,l hails t9r thp passlae Il tar so@i =
t.~u XIII Ca from tbs saqna All.s AhA
from oyrry guaFtrr u ths city wkeA
rontalara chuFrhrs eamv tho goestAag
rlanE untu All wa A. ono vast fever
bra,i3u- The harsh Hnslu u The small
"r chapel bclls. striklnE aairklY AaA
NOR" ostaa. vas nlt aruuasJ By to
solemn STROKES that cams Ia rl1urufal
measure from Tho great aotao e 81
Peters Il vas as Il great aep
ragged and every bell Ia Rneaa Sarp
yyInE vita every othsr ia aaslrty 20
warn tho p"pslarp Except to this
cont aa motive aa8 cuoa apa sBrrvs
IL was an amazing alscora. Walsh roe
t!oged an hngr asa uhi-h viii rprur
nlshtiy until tho obsnlales aro Over
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25
.LBUS BODY N THRONE ROOM
DIPLOMATS AND HIGH olohi'
rARiEs PAY RESPECTS.
sod, Of late Pope Arraysd in Grand
Robss-Body to Be placed in Chapel
we.rs the Public viii Have opp0F
tun,y Of Paying Last Fars"ssi--Ah
Of BONES 100 Churches TSiisd Bella

Rome. july z3-the body of Leo
KIN lies tonight Ia the bail u the
rhroao rUOm. 4 fos sIrps from the
fuoLu 10 Which his death JDDA pl4eS.
the same seaEmeEL. It's eaAAa4fV
b,,d The rachel ahl The Willie so@h.
which aofe pat Ua yesterday. cover
liza. form. which geaJs Ia aslAistaLs,
surrounded ~ The isltel candles. the
mobile guard alI Franz Asa&A gShItSn-
Jiasles.
( Iom0rrOa nyrainz The Diplomatic
body. the high dlgaltaFlea ah1 The h0r
maa arlslueGAry uill eAIVf tbs hall u
bay thels tributes ~ gssgeeg W al
that remains ~ the gogs, plJ @pa TIC
respect and a1eetlya u tA0 void Ia
The afLsruJoa The Uody sll DC aFfay cd
In all the st5Fy VI me goatlaea! fobSs.
The mILfv replacing Tbs bod. AL Al
sunset Il slll Be JAkeG into IAe co
c!uaed chapel " 81 Peter e ~Asfe tOf
three days tAe gub.A vii 5s siton a.
Opp5rtually u gay lag a LAST tAse@ell
The lnIreHsal sLl UeruF Saturday
pvrhluE
To-day sas aolaGbe tyr Ias tmgses
aiss ceremonial u tbs FrrVgalthaa ID
TIE iu4EA u tho pope. sheA oseafrea
ia the mofhias Ia the ekAaassr IL
uairh be died Thereafter 0hiy Ihsps~
asfs aAmiIlea pao scss epeceEe1a Il
; tho embalmlas u the body a. la~sA
tI1h shEh oeesggsI sia EO9es Meas
,fae Tbs aaEl1rillra % the rasleaa gfa
e-eard SKA lho pseRAfalu5n EDs IA
: f4arf4l aaa EE- eJueia1s aa1 Ehs -
LaD = lsd s-mrnE * Ehu eDnl1arae~
Be- that hAd be-H received Aaoas ms IA
lee Waa tarssaka ssDel E1o uafzaA
emp-rYr rhsoaG a1a. yAe lay IAe 'at
eaa sas surrounded ~ srgN4s. SAILS
iaeryzasrd toward aiEht
. Several rnLrfrI "a FeEers a. az
p~rs aaa l9gnea la prayers s9f tAe %
parted Am4bz these ~sfu zsAa
a.. ttaHAa u1eswa. Hh1sr tgaass sLges.
after sunset pcrc marched fsoa ID
saileaa back q. The barracks
ia acat,y al ,hr ehareAss. A9R eve
huaI-rts could a- s~ea ,s thr 3 a.
q Worship a5.Alns sg y-pp~fs 81 -
D, h4rrled psayrr. atles palea "a.
t1j.strd lutslta rrA4inE tho a~'
= black edge o-sAasasiJas q Car4ln
NraplEhl tar gjraF pt H1ae. rlaerr
y. Ind tae t4arral Arrangements. d
u, ul~~tlas % th- eautlas0 aa5 lhs raas
~ rrrvaualata
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-25

Following the announcement Of the
pope's death the cardinal camerllngo
knocked thrice on the door Of his bed
chamber. Getting no answer, he en-
tered and knocked thrice with a silver
mallet on the dead mans forehead and
called him thrice by name. He then
declared to the world that the pope
is dead
The body is then embalmed, and
after mass has been said over It in
the presence Of the cardinals It is re-
moved to St Peters, where 1t lies in
state for nine days, when the funeral
proper takes place. The next step is
the election Of a new pope. He is
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
uistr-.s Ia London.

Restitution and DISTRESS IN London
this winter &C. greater Shan for Years.
owing To the Industrial deprossiou, tens
~ thousands arc ont 81 work. The
first month of winter produced = cry
of distress from the east end. u T.
AN ominous cry. forctpl'uc period
~ destituiiou which. authorities lc-
clare. VIII exceed that ~ last wear
when thousands or worthless. homeless
and starving men hopelcssly paradci
The streets
The Salvation Army reports thc
number OF unemployed Is double that
NJ lHn,. Nightly between 1910 and
1000 persons are being turned away
from the army shelters 10 sleep in tive
streets aud parks. Owing 20 the trade
depression factories are closing ur re-
ducing the number 81 employees daily.
40 midnight every bench along the pm-
haukmcnt o. filled with homeless and
hungry men. Tho police despite or
drrs. are not hcarilcss enough to liz
mrb them. sine" their search Cor rm-
plJyment has been iu vain
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
Fired From the white House.

Carrie Nation. the Kansas smaRhor,
was forcibly elected from the White
House Thursday. after vlinly endcay-
Oring 90 see the president.
She created quite a scene on The
streets afterwards. Holding n.y. her
right hand. she shouted: Il am going
a. pray for prohibition president,
one who will represent tho people and
not the brewers
Mrs. Nation called al the White
House about 10 o'clock aud asked to
hc admitted 90 the president office
Secretary Loeb sent cut word that The
president WAS busy.
I'm wait" she said. and sat down
on one OF tile sofas Ia the front Of
Zee. After remaining about q half
hour. while various other visitors were
being admitted. she walked into see
retarys Lorhs office
Il demand to see The president. /
am mother and represent tar
mothers OF America" she said. II
want To ask the president why hc
brought a dive INTO Kansas when he
took his western tour
Secretary Loeb called IN two OIL
crrs aud told them To eject her. She
resisted removal. ana they were com
PEELED 20 drag her oGt.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
Ten More vIc,ins.

"IIll Farm Mine" az Conncllsyillc.
Pa. has added ten more victims 20 its
black record. lust as the day shift
saturday had about completed its Ia
bOrs and were about to leave the Fer
gusOn mine. terrific explosion rent
the interior Of the mine and nineteen
miners who were working In the Vicin-
ity were thrown Ia an directions, the
roof came tumbling down ana the
close afr Of the mine became stnpefy-
INK
The men fed In every direction seek
ink escape. but only nine reached the
pit mouth alive The other ten per
haps never regnined consciousness az
ter the disaster.
Their bodies wcr' found tying IN
an shapes horribly burned when th,'
rescuing party reached them shortly
after.
II IL believed 10y mining experts that
tie ilrc which has been raging IN The
lin Farm mine since the disaster OF
1880 broke through the walls which
had been erected between The lill
Farm mine AMI Ferguson min" aaa
caused the explosion uf Cns
The dead are al foreigner
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
!: NEWS OF THE WORLD
Brief Chronicle Of All Important Happenings


The treaty between the unitcd
States Of America and the new Tc
public 0f Punama for the construe
ton col the isthmlan canal was signee
by Secretary OF State Hay and MnE
ter Buuau-Nnrilh nt Secretary Lay
residence Thursday.
IL has been decided that the ,rcaSg
shall be- ratified 90 Panama. rhc Pap
anna commission viii raI December
for tia, state. arriving there Ou "a,
9Th. IL n expected that between tla-
date ANA December 10 The treaty WI
hc ratified by tho United States srn
atc
Tho United States by this treaty :,
given absolute Sovereignty Oyrr tbr
email zone. the republic OF lauap
cviiug 90 the United states whatcye
land ON lands throughout the state tar
United states government sIa.; hW
necessary ia building ana 0pgrItn.
the canal.
The treaty consists %; about - o.
t.c'cs, thc principal provisions o,
which ere Hs follows:
Absolute United States sovereignty
over strip ot Land az lcast < % 20
miles wide.
Perpetual grant OF ..ghi OF way a.
stead OF term Lease.
American legal and military juris
diction throughout canal zone.
Permission to United States tp TO
i!fy terminals ana police canal wGa
troops.
Cities of Panama aud Colon 30 ~.
tain their municipal autonomy undo
The republic of Panama. hut 10 man
tain such police AMI sanitary c0nG.
t.ons rs the United States shall Dc.
Wdnd.
The United States Is 10 my the iSth
o. ian republic SlO.WO.ODD.
The canal Is 10 bc neutral ans OpeH
90 al nations on tyluai terms.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
American Grrr,Inr.

Rear ADMIRAL wa!!,cr. who Is par
IDEALLY President RUOscycl;'s rcprcsen
tative un the isthmus. and ConSa.
Genera Gudg"r. who ~ Their, 60 dircE,
The relations 90 the un!tcl states wit,
the dc favto government, called nc tn
aalacc AMI .u the uauc OF the Uuite<i
states government paid thu!r respect
90 The m"WU"r> 81 tHr iunta A.
u.!rJl Walker pres .pt"d a lrticr frou.
President Roosevelt ana there veg
mu,inl exchanges 60 goyd wisIsrs.
Otherwise tID visit was quito uic"-
nal
Tho visit 90 Admiral Walker snd
Mr.. Gudgcr has been construed 10y tn
juuta ana 10y thc people Of rIua ~
a- q fJrmr official recognition OF tn
new Trpphilc aud has provoked man,
expressions ot satisfaction AMI coi
-rutuntloLs upon ,.r new order o.
things II is understood that Adm'r,
Walker VIII rcporr Go President BuG-r
volt or the isihmiau situation and nct
'a an advisory capacity 20 Mr. Gudcrr.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
rhc rnM 80 Grnnd Inr,.

Excitement runs high IN South IIa-
ven over the return or 10 indictments
hy The grand jury at Paw Paw against
so-callcd druggists of South Haven Tor
violation of the local option law.
South Haven citizens were hardly
over congra;ulatug themselves over
being left OF from visiting the grand
jury. when Sheriff Bri.tUI nud Deputy
,happpll swO0pcd down with bunch
Of warrants. Several who heard thut
indictments were Issued against them
made hurried trips 20 other states and
cannot De- found. Indictments for yio.
lltl0n uf local option were issued
against i. l.. COngd0n. Myron Wake.
man. pat GoOdrowc. James Mcbride.
Charles Converse aud Clair EdgclL
Wakcmnn. Converse and Mcbride were
arrested today 10y sheriff Britiou and
Deputy Chappcll. Converse and Wake.
man arc ont on bail and Mcbride ls n
Jail ut Paw Paw
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

Fifty thousand dollars Us the o-,inat-
ed loss to the Northwestern university
caused hy 20 Err which Suited The hf,h
and sixth floors OF the medical and
dental college. occupying thc building
which formerly WAS known Us the Isr
mont hotel
Thirty bodies were in the diseccilnE
room ou the top holr Some had been
dismcmhcred and all presented gIWe-
some sight after the flames had been
rNtiuguishpd. The water poured over
them having frozen The Interior OF the
structure throughout was .amagcd hy
water uud smoke
The fremont hote, huildius was pur
chased by the university two years
ago nj cost 81 SjOOODO. aud S.iOO Oup
was spent in ruhttins 10 Tor college
purposes.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
THE MICHIGAN NEWS
Showing What's Doing In ali Sections Of the Slate
DyuamIte IIIII. Thrrr Men,

by an explosion 81 dynamite In .
burning store IN the village of Sharon
three men were Killed aud "A fourth so
severely injured that ne may die. The
dead are: Roy Dimes. blacksmith; An
gust Wanglan, sCalcr, VIM. Sharp
night Waterman. The injured: Geo.
McClcnnan.
The dead men were horribly man
glcd. pieces OF their flesh and bones
being scattered several rods away.
The accident happened through hre
which caught in the general storr
owned 10y George Johnson from IN
Overhcated stove n which ire had
been banked when the store WAS clos
ed for lhc night
The blaze spread quickly, and ~ the
village has no ire projection little
could d. done. In the excitement ol
the moment. everyone forgot that a
quantity OF dynamite was kept in the
store. The building was blown Ia
pieces.
Johnson's lass is about 5000. IL
was through his trade With the lumber
camps that hc dealt in dynamite.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

Through the explosion OF a boiler az
the Carbon coal mine iu the township
% Albec. Saginaw county. Saturday
two men were Killed aud i've Injured,
as follows: The dead: August Mar
tina. August M0shner. Bay City. The
injured: Irwin Kline. section foreman.
critically: Henry Lester. section hand.
critically; William Tryon. miner. head
cut: August knOcningcr. farmer, eyes:
Nicholas 4. Causlcy, engineer. head
and rih.
Engineer Causlcy says the accident
was due 90 n weak boiler. there bclng
only - pounds " steam on NJ the time.
and he could uy no more than that
the explosion occurred about 3 O'Clock.
blowing him over. wrCcking the bulh-
lng and machinery and killing the man
who si0u,l beside him His own escape
from death h. cannot account FOR
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
RAIN OF w,unANrs.
Seventeen issued In the Grand Rapids
Water Case.

The intense excitement which has
prevailed Ia Official circles ut Grand
\ Rapids ever since the return or Liant
/ *. Salisbury eliminated when II was
announced that warrants had been Is
sued for the following Il persons, who
are implicated by Snlshury's testimony
/ lon tho biz water fraud upon this city:
/ EX-MayOg George L. Perry, State
/ Senator David l.. Burns. Cory y. Ills
sril. cX.memhcr OF the board OF public
works. AID. Abraham Ghysels. Aid.
/ Peter Dcpagter. Ald Jacob Ellen, Ala.
I Daniel L0zlcr. cx.Ald. James McCoor,
cX-Ald. john Il. Donovan. CN-Ald Mai
achl Kinney, ,N-Ald. James Mol, cN-
Aid Charles Johnson. cx.Ald. John
Muir. cx-Ald. Ryncg Stonehousc. cN-
/ AID. Adrian Shriyrr. cN-Ald. John Nc
/ Lachlin. cN-Ald. Clark Slocum.
Among the scores of names meutlon.
cd in rum0rs that have been lying
about the town that &C rN- Mayor Perry
I has been, perhaps. more frequently
I spoken than any other but he applr-
emily did not care how the matter
turned out. Ills friends however. have
/ beer very uneasy al along on his ac-
count ana the prosecutor declares he
I has a sure ease against him with all
sorts of sensational dealh.
With the exception OF Perry. STATE
/ Senator David T.. Burns ana Cory +.
! Blsscll. member 81 the board OF
public works under Perry, All whose
names appear In The list. were mem.
/ beers OF the board 81 aldermen a. the
/ time of the scandal.
/ The case OF David H. Burns u an
other one HAT The prosecutor styles "A
/ "cinch.' The announcement of lis
name caused great surprise 90 th" gen
era! public.
The prosecutor refuses la give oui
I the nature 81 Burns connection with
/ the water steal. but IL win bc reIucm-
; b,rvd tlat hy was the father OF u bill
! two years ago to authorize the board
Of public works To purchase the by
/ drnulic water plant without a vote az
/ ,hc people. which would have boon IN
I immense graft
/ The respondents are charged with
having received amounts ranging from
/ $40 Ia &i..sEi ont Of the Doodle fund
constituting q hribc ia connection with
the Garmau.C Cameron scheme Tor sup
ply inc the city with water from Lake
II has developed that the common
council WIS controlled 10y the votes
OF the ~ ucu named. Including both
I republicans ami democrats. and that
the aldermen IN the deal received $500
90 500 each. Mayor Perry. Si.Ei3. Cory
T. BiSscll 500 and that state senator
Burns got $40 for h.s supper; oi the
measures proposed.
When eN.Ald. Ghyscls was armigucd
. FOR having received $3.50 he indignant
+ ~ ana loudly proclaimed that b. re-
I cclved only 500
/ When eX-Ald. Shriycr appeared In
court. u was 90 plead guilty 20 the
charge except as To the minor detail
1f the amount received. lie got Sl2J
out OF tho deal. u twh installInents.
/ the first ot $500 and Si25 later.
Aside from the two aldermen who
weakened Immediately. the other ac-
cuscd maintain a sin upper lip de-
maud examinations and declare they
I viii establish their innocence on trial.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
chIcago strrr, ,ar .tr.hr.

The street ear strike in Chicago 'lHs
settled down Tor the time lpciBg a.
least. to a bargaining propositions Ne
gOtlat!ons have hrcu in prugrrs3 d.
week. The result g. thui thc COMPANY
has presented an answer tO thr as
proposition Of The men which make
some concessions in the matter af ruui
ing ears. hut does mo-; grant UugfyBrr"
near wha, the men have hr,D demand
ing
The prCsyu, crisis iu 90" rrsJtL 30.
tious Is understood tn lr 1,tr .is rlu
,ug 81 the ears. tllc mnl having wHiycn
tur.- demand fHr t.' u.Clt.Fr on
p'0ymcul ~ union mem auI 'srr -.gh.
to pass with authority rI0u tHr dis
charge of employee Du ,ln Question
uf wages there has never hrrr ans
trouble. both s.Grs having prtu .,fTm-
from thr first tu ,u5mt tbat ura la
.o arbitration
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
slIns of ,.eoa rllac. nl Co.

Y ,clver's Agent j. : FarSruthai.
started the saWmIll ~ th" Consul.
dated Lake superior co. with 10 mci
al work. The veneer mil Is 10 start
with $50 men - soon as men can be-
secured. The charcoal plant Will also
start In a few days. ana bg gam
or men Is 60 be sent tO he woods 10
get out raw material. This viii Insure
employment for 500 iucn besides those
IN the woods and will make business
In the Canadian 500 good
Ii is also understood that as soon -
the reorganization II effected the rlii
mill and irol works are 20 start With
material shipped IN from outside.
These give work 20 l,0D more men.
A. result the business outlook for
the Canadian 500 has frightened
greatly IN the hast few hours.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

E.cnnt events Go i-inm1u .rl 'sats
hmcrirJu waters have v.u. ..i tle
Washington government al u. .e~rs
,ity Of increasing i;s uo.'u.. rcr..
The matter has hc,l rl.ri lg tn
state department tu tar a.f,H! 1n o.
ihr navy department. gHI S.rr. ttr,
Moody. after % calefu. s'g.s ut tlr.
subject, has decided 9" -,eJUW M 10
congress ia his uLaua, report l'aI ~
adequate number Uf these Nr~gcf
probably not less than ,iN shall hr au.
thorized These boats VIII bp ol Nnsl
Vile type. with certain notifications.
They VIII bc % about iUDJ TOMS dis-
placemcn; aud VIII cos; about 5000
each. They Will b. especially useful o.
the waters OF the South Americas rs-
puhlirs.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
CONDEMNED NEWS.

over 10000 men VIII d. Affected by
Tho reduction 81 20 peg cent ~ the Oul
put al lar iron mills cas-, ~ Plttsburg
which are To be- run OH short tine ~
definitely probably four days wcck
Among the articles recently stOlrl
from A Traverse city home was %
certificate of deposit On lor1. BANK
The obllging burglar couldn't cas
"a. 20 Slipped u under the dI0r 0t ;i,..
owners home CO.." night
Grover Cleveland AMI his friends
who went cunning with liu. on ih,
preserves 81 the Back iily suu club
I'M Princess Ann" county. Va. haVs
had poor luci.. They got alnnst ne
game and they hav. rendered .'icni
.cl,cs liable 10 prosecution 90 ure'rci
INK Go take ont q $50 firrnsn "a o.
auired rs the LAWS 90 VIRGINIA for
lon-rcsident-
\ pearl fisher % Western Ausirn,t
has found q pearls whose yalue q, est.
mated az S75Oc1
Fiv" members of tee .lWi, rf Peter
Hickey uf Brooklyn. hiyr lri nf g
phcld fever during the past va. e.. ara
only enc little daughter rrmf.rs i.ycr
she IN sick and viii irubnhly III
iyen the priest who ati na.ird see fam.
.iy sickened amt dird.
To prevent Dissertation 90 itr Tag ~
American Flag Protective Soclctt
Daughters AMI Sou- or thr lnirriC,n
nevolution. q. \ n Splnlsh Amer.
can war VETERANS ana other patriots.
societies will unite 90 push NJ
through congress
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
Mcrh,r Nay snncal.

II l. now stated that as result OF
the work OF verifying the charges
made by Liant Is Salisbury against his
former associn;rs but "a of them will
be- arrested out NJ the ~ implicated
hy the former city attorney. Among
those slated FOR warrants are nine al'
dermcn. two members of the board Of
works. two lawyers. two newspapers
men. number uf officials aud eN-ut-
iicinis and private citizens. som" ~
those now under cloud posed as mod.
els Of purity during The other trials
and roundly denounced the whole bus.
ness ne every Opportunity. u Is cN.
pectcd that number ~ the weaker
ones who are 10 be- arrested VIII turu
states's evidence and thus strengthen
the case for the prosecution.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27

Michigan pensions were granted
Wednesday az follows: Frank Nell
Vile. $40; Mason Norton. SO; John
Mobiles. $l4; Ezra Johnson. so; VIII.
lam shorter. 81: ELI Smith, So James
Granger. ST.; samuel Sigman. s.. Geo.
:. Woodruff. ST.; Jacob Jarschensky.
Sl3: Thomas 4. Willett. 81; john 4.
white. $40; william 4. Mnntcrstock,
s.: Norton i. Kellogg. S2i; Orlando
Schoyllle, $40: Charles l.. Johnson. $40:
oscar H. Dean. $l7; barton \. Carter,
Si7: Jas. Laird. so; Sarah Remington.
s.; Kate kinert. ~: Elsie n. Barber.
s.. Adella e. Kinney. s..
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1903-11-27
tinrn, for Kaiser.

The seml-onicial newspaper. the
Postdamcr Correspondents. announces
that the physicians Of Emperor VIII.
lam have given him permission TO
spend Christmas NJ home. but have ct
dcrcd him TO go south Immediately ar
terward. His majesty Will take a long
stay In Italy aud the Rivera 10 r..
crult his health This rcpOF; has r..
vlved hundredfold all the alarm
caused by the recent operation ON the
kalser's throat.
The Correspondent recalls that I'm.
peror Frederick. after a similar opera.
ton. was sent Ia San Reno only %
receive his death sentence there from
cancer specialists