The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-02-12

W non ffu huMffNtAs ul hhillt
Greek. went home 10 dinner he found
his wife lying dead on tine floor OF her
room. n Is believed her death was the
result ct an operation.
Two children OF John Roberts a
farmer near Mikndo. aged respectively
2ls years AMI months. were burned
Geo death while the parents were away.
the home catching hr".
ur Alhrrius Nlland. Of Grand Rap
las. has been appointed member OF
the state board ~ REGISTRATION in medi
cine. tu represent the pEysir medical
branch ol ihc profession
Thirty i've ears. au entire train. ear
rying 1900 bushels of POTATOES. LETT
Cadillac Saturday uiZht consigned to
Florida. virginia gud Washington. The
price paid farmers WAS 60 rcuts
hushcl
Thomas McGlyun. one uf pctro.t's
most notorious crooks. has been sent
cnced To serve not less than four years
and not more than i've ut lonia Tor
rohhing the store uf Mr. Margaret
Meade
Frcdcrlck WEIGH was convicted in
the circuit court. Flint. ou q charge
OF furnishing luuor 20 Charles Dye.
an habitual druukard. and WIS son
fenced to 30 duys Ia the Detroit House
of Correction.
This week practically all the single
mills ln the upper peninsula VIII re-
sumo operations. after being strut
down three months Hundreds OF men
Who struck Tor higher wages viii GO
back Co work
\ lumber company Ia Delta county
manufactures Ij.uubup feet of lum-
her annually. luWuuUb cedar shingles.
loOu0uuu lath. 2uOO0.oUu feet 90 maple
flooring. l5o.u0D telephone poles and
5000 railroad ties.
Nine more cupl mine, were worked
IN Michigan I'm 1909 thlu in 1902; l,I3i
moro MEN were employed. the avcrag"
wage was S2.ol day. III cents more
than last year. ana th" Increase Ia
tonnage was 1l2.llS
GOV. Bliss has designated Judgt
guy NJ. Chester. Of lllilsdalc. 10 hold
court in Jackson county until such
time a. the vacancy caused 10y the
death OF Judge ErnStu~ Peck shall BE-
iillrd lay appointment
Fire originating in the coal room, do
stroycd o." plant 90 the Jackson
Bricl, CO.. just south of the city limits
Monday morning Thirty men ar"
thrown uut OF employment The loss
Is Sio.uOp. uo insurance.
The request ol the stat" tax commits.
sion fer uu Increase In the salary OF
Chief clerk iwiss from Sl.|uo to 81
500 WAS turned down hy the hoard Of
state auditors The Stntut" uNcs th"
SALARY az The present figure.
The ncighburs Of George TIos-lcr,
who killed Andrew Payne In Gibson
township. gave him hearty welcome
when Judge Sheppard released him un-
der parole. Even a son Of l'ayne's
signed the appeal Tor llosSl"r'S release.
Lake Michigan rs frozen over from
shore 20 shore This condition j. the
cumulative result 90 continuous cold
weather; the average temperature
during Dcc,mhpr aud January having
been lower than ia any winter since
1876.
Mrs. Mary Phelps. an aged widow
whose home WAS sis miles southeast
at Flint WAS burned AMI smothcrcd
, 10 death sunday morning She lived
alone Her grandson. Arthur. who
went tu take her 90 church. di~ruv.
cred thc dead body
After remaining unconscious for
Two days. Mrs. Josephine Summers.
who was shot In the head on the night
Of Friday. january :. Ia her little gro
Gerry store la Detroit. succumhcd To her
injuries Her murderer j. unknown,
and there l. no cline.
The people of Franklin were almost
frightened out ~ their SENSES 10y a
happening that they az first faucied
was AN earthquake. hut which they
later discovered to have been the col
lapse of the church sheds from ia"
weight ~ snow on tile roof.
Henry smith. q farmer. aged -. who
lived about six miles northeast az Hol-
land. assisted his ueighbor Ga the work
of killing and cleaning hog Then hc
cut his own throat with the butcher
knife. lie died In few minutes. De
ceased leaves widow and three child
rem.
\ pin scratch necessitnted the call.
lng 81 Il physician for the first time ~
So wears 10y Mrs. Mary Stlllmau, o.
! Mason Mrs. Stlllmau thought nothing
/ 81 her slight wound until thc flesh
began to swell. indicating blood poi
sOning The physician cut away "a
! part Of the iesh.
Erwin Tiyy. Of Flint. implicated
with Arthur Reed. Roy Miller ana ~
/ thur l.iston Oh the charge Of holding
up and robbing Frank Cummings last
/ February. has been surrendered b.
/ his bondsmen Tiyy l. the only one not
/ serving time for the crime the jury
/ dlsagrcclng ut the trial 81 the ease.
Mrs. Eliza VOORHEES,. Hcggly 1Of
years old. died at the home ~ her
niece. Mrs. John De Bree. at l.augston
/ She was born ln New Jersey IN March.
/ 1900 She was a. bright and active n
I u young woman She received calls
\ ON her one hundrrdth birthday. writ
/ ing her name as pluinly as young
I person
Ry Jumping into bath tub full Of
water. Miss Pearl Spencer. ~ Port lIu-
ron. saved her life when her clothes
/ caught IRE from the gas stove she was
lighting to get breakfast. She was SEP