The Yale expositor., 1904-04-22

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trlct, which have cost the county
S3on0Do. were somewhat damaged hy
the floods, but are stlil passable. The
dirt roads are entirely impossible.
Lille. the two-ycar-old daughter a.
james Mckay. of Fmukeulust town
ship. frll from her baby carriage ou
q hot stove. and was terribly burned.
BLOOD poisoning set in. causing death
after four dnys of suffering.
Miss Lizzie Gregg. domestic for
Rev. and Mrs. H. n. Northrop, of
Flint. WIS found dead 40 the bottom
of the cellar stairs. II Is supposed She
died OF heart disease when about to
get the vegetables Tor, dinner.
john Herman. of Battle Greek. an
uld man. was 80 frightened by dream
that hc jumped from q scconG--t0ry
window and broke hIs left ankle. hurt
his back aud sustained internal in-
jurirs from which hc may dic.
Residents along tie Quauulca.scr
river are ohjoct.ng 90 tAc stretching OF
So many commercial n~umcu's nets
across thut stream. They have re-
qucst"d the deputy game warden GO ia
yc>t.gatc ,hr m, sins oi those nets.
The Grass Lake nour m.ll is uo.y iu
the hands OF receiver and will Doe
sold April 80. to satisfy the demands
uf the creditors. iuc largest one oi
which is tire Farmers bank at Grass
Lake. The mill is running fuil time.
o. dispatch received iu Grand Rap
It, from Jacksonville Says that there
arc not siN people Zoo Jacksonville that
knows anything whatever rOurrru.us
tine sruicucr ur TLuuu~ A. NcGaIry.
His ease has been kept uut of the
papers.
Agents of Che NcuuWm'c sugar f1c-
tory have invaded Marquette county
amt as result sugar hccts VIII bc
raised in this section GOA 20 large -'aic
10 has already been demonstrated that
Marquette county sol. IS suitable for
the crop.
Mrs. Beatrice Surdcycut. Of louia.
who recently -Ut q $3.50 Judgment
against Bert Weaver. salooub"cpcr
for selling roupr to hcy husband. has
now had Weaver urft-~trd oa the
charge of operating under Iu iu-uiii.
Client bond
On Friday. iu uuc of tie scycrrst
suuweturm~ OF 'hc svJ-'u. a.. ". I.n-
cher 20 farmer living $500 miles from
NIuc"luua. hauled boo 30 thousand ..'t
of hrmlogb inas, uu sg.-us. which .F
con iirrcd % remarkable event at this
sine ef thr y,Ir
so aurmpt was made to rob the Al.
poUl county trH~Irrr. Dfiicr ut noon
Fri .lr. Entrance WAS -H noel hr break
iug panel door The th.r,', go. moth
igs. u~ tIr money drawer WI- put iu
fhr safe when Treasurer Oppcuhuru
lo.t for dinner
Bert Hall. The treasurer ~ Bath
township, Is missing. aud so is nearly
50 uuu al the townships money lie
has been gone several Gays bat the
shortage wus only discovered when
80" township board sent FOR him 10
make thr' yearly settlement.
Major G.. \. crnou. government r.
spcctur ct the Michigan National
Guard. his hut four more companies
10 inspect before completing his first
tour eli duty. Ito reports The guards
iu % very efficient condition., both as
90 discipline lud equipment
The iron found on farms about
Dowp-iuc. while plentiful. is worth
.c.~. Years agl SOM, One sent spcc.-
mcu~ uf Gre Co fhc state gcologist.
who pronounced it bog and dashed
the owners hoUr, to tile ground 10y
.uting ,j1t 8, had uo commercial
value.
james Unison 81 Lansing was the
victim az rather peculiar accident
Saturday. while at work iu the Hugh
Lyons factory piece ct plate glass
broke anil fcll upon him, cutting ana
artery iu uis arm and innictiug other
injuries Tie is seriously hurt. but there
is np doubt of his recovery
Ti,- first claim for damages FOR loss
ur ne in the pcrc MIrqu, tie horror 40
East Paris last December has been
settled. the settlement being made
without resort 20 litigation. The claim
was made by Mrs Anna May. whose
husband. Amos Frank May persisted
I'm the wreck. The amount agreed on Is
81. 500.
The commissioner of the state land
office has been. authorized 90 sell the
dead aud down timber. and such green
timber az cannot be- longer preserved
i'm the Interest 81 the state. OF the
state fwamp and tax lands which
have been offered go public sale and
have been subject To private purchase
Tor year.
On April L. the snow fell contlnu-
ously Cor L. hours at I.uzernc. Os-
coda county. saturday there was
good slciEhing. and az = q. M. the
mercury stood az zero. The long and
severe winter has used MP all the hay
and coarse feed and many OF the
farmers are trying to buy back what
they sold In the fall.
Whitney NJ. i'rall and George ].
White students. walked across coun-
try frum Ann Arhor to Pontiac on "a
wager last week. in spite OF snow
drifts AMI q strong windstorm in Is
hours and - minutes. 10 win they
had Go do u la H. hours. The distance
h g. miles They went via South
Lyons. WiXom and Orchard Lake.
Michael Mcdonald. Saginaw's ny
drnnt Inspector was found uncousc-
ious and apparently dyiEg Sunday. In
barn on South Baum street Satur.
Irv NIGHT he was rim into bX n gfrpef