The Yale expositor., 1904-03-11


Paul Topp. South Grand Blanc. was
shot through tie ear while hunting.
\ Port Huron youth stole so from
his mothers pillow while shc slept.
Cold weather killed about - per
cent OF the honey bees 90 West OE
den.
Tho Charlotte postoflirc Will he
moved, after being iu one location 30
years.
Canadian Indians crossed Lake Su-
perior ou the lee and ,ampcd uu ilucL
river
Last year tie w,-tphalla creamery
manufactured over lil,Ouo pounds OF
butter
Fred II. smith. q Soo brakeman.
had both legs cuy of 10y train. Death
followed
Land aud railway companies are
cndcn,aring 20 COLOMBO upper PENN
sula counties.
Mrs. T.. \. Bla,kmau. Of IIillsdal".
WIS seriously burned hy cleaning lace
with gasoline.
\ Nruomincc family lis dangerously
ill from eating poisoned biscuits made
from stale -four
4 rc~ld M Of South Ruugc Is fees
Nia inches tail, well proportional ANA
strong rs nh OK.
The proposition to bond Grand Rap
.ds 100000 Tor school extension VIII
bc settled 10y people.
= movement Is on foot to double
the capacity OF thc Grand Trunk
shops In Port Huron
Capt Bartlett. Dayton. The first
white child born Ia Bcrricn county, h
hale aud hearty M a.
Lcnawcc county will submit th"
question OF local option 20 the voters
40 the spring election.
The burned business dlctrict Of
Coleman will be rebuilt with brick
ana cement structures.
The wlldCat storm of the WATER
ragged "Wednesday night Ia the copper
district. with a heavy fall ~ snow.
Charles Canhcld. ~ Ilillsdolr rouu-
ty. IL seriously ill from blood poison
Ing resulting from a horse bite.
Albert Hill. Kalamazoo luborcr
had one leg cut ut ~ the hip hy the
wheels Of g. H. n !. engine Suuuay
The -. Joe swept away the Oruuokn
bridge. lcuvag only uuc approach
standing. Five other bridges arr iu
danger
\ horse that John Appleton "f sag
inHW won ut raulu proved tp huvc
CHAMBERS and tHc animal his been
cua~ulIucd.
VIII McGIl. q Leslie far hand.
wis kicked boo the face 10y 90 horse
The bones of his lower iHw were hrol..
cu ,o spliutcrs
GOV. Bliss will caT 900 election Zoo
jackson county tn uoahuJtc "a success
sor to Judge Peck, the election 90 Do
hrid on April 4.
Marquette has never been so cora.
plrtely suowbogud since March. 1879.
as GO WAS last week. 81 traffic was
stopped.
The proposition to bond Bronson for
a SUM not to exceed SlS.uul, with
which 10 establish water works
plant. will be voted upon at the spring
election.
Two funeral PROFESSIONS crr Ssc,l thc
Ice on Nuskcgun lake ,rom the north
side Ia This city on sunday afternoon.
NJ funerals ever crossed on the icc
before.
i. y. Mcrrhcld. go years old. 81
Culdwntcr. was struck by train and
hls head cut OF. lie was walking oil
the tracks and being dear did not
hear the train.
Morris BranGstatcr was arrested IN
Arkansas and brought to Monroe
charged with larceny, committed at
Bedford November /. 1905. In default
of 81 600 bail he went 20 jail.
Because OF the frozen condition Of
the ground Sexton Mark Huston was
unable To dig grave In an Owosso
ccmtcry In time FOR n funeral Satur-
dav so the burial was postponed %
Sunday.
Edith. the i0-year-old daughter ~
Mr. aud Mrs. Louis DeLislc. Of Flint,
was poisoned 10y eating canned tOma-
toes prepared for supper. only tho
prompt action Of physician saved
her life.
Charles Foltz. 81 50. Joseph. while
cnroute from Lookout mountain where
ne had gone to regain his h,nlth. died
pn a train while nearing Cincinnati
Before starting on hls journey Foltz
,xurcSscd n desire 90 Ill" in ST Joe
Mayor Wood ordered The Niles
opern house closed until extensive re-
pairs are completed The mayor also
ordered Bullaris han. the only other
playhouse n town, closed for the
same reason.
Eighty acres of land have been given
To the University Of Michigan Co serve
The needs Of the department of for
cxtry. Tho gift was made by Regent
Arthur I'M. ~ Saginaw.
stanley Hicks. a Taymouth farmer.
lert big Ore in the stove when the
family went To- spend the evening with
n nelghbOr ON his return nc found
the house and contents destroyed
I There was no insurance.