The Yale expositor., 1904-09-16

n Sbarp Watch on Cnlnamen, many
of whom, it is said, are crossing the
Canadian border at Amherstburg and
making their way on electric and
steam roads to Monroe, has been estab-
llshed.
The annual conference In connection
with the annual camp meeting of the
Seventh Day Adventists will be held
at Thread lake grove, near Flint, COM
mencing September 10. 1t continues
ten days.
Prof. l.. \. McDiarLlid, principal OF
the Owosso high school for several
years, has accepted the position of sci
ence teacher in the Albion high school.
He Is one of the best teachers in his
line in Michigan.
A Church Of Christ with 40 members
has been organized at Saranac by Rev.
]. \. Lord, of Cincinnati. a Sunday
school with an attendance of 1876 and Il
Christian Endeavor society with 40
members were also launched.
OntOnagon has prospects for another
railroad. The Chicago, Milwaukee II
st. Paul is extending its line from
Star Lake Wis, a few miles In the
direction of OntOnagon. and may cross
the boundary into this state.
The Michigan Methodist Episcopal
conference will hold it's Goth annual
session ut Grand Rapids. beginning
September ii. It's membership Is 34l,
with % practitioners. Besides these,
1876 other clergymen will be present.
Prof. y. $. Mayo. OF Battle Creek,
has received the appointment from the
Cuban government Of general 0verseer
of the live stock industry of that is
land. He will look after the health
OF the stock as well as Improvement
in breeding.
Judge Benjamin F. Fish. Of Niles.
has in his possession the first safe used
by the Michigan Central Railroad Co.
The safe was used as early as 1897 IN
the companys offices in "etroit, and
was brought to Niles in 1910 1t stands
2S inches high.
Matthew Orr. who was jailed for be-
ing drunk on Saturday afternoon. at
tempted TO burn the Genesee county
Jail by making bonfire out of his bed
ding. clothing and what other material
lie could gather up about the interior
of the lookup.
JOSEPH England is dead at Pontiac.
aged &c years. He was born In Eng
land and came to this country when a
boy. He acquired considerable prop
erty in Waterford township and held
several township offices. He Is sur
vived by Il widow.
Richard Beck deliberately walked
out of the Jail at Charlotte. where he
Il. a
bill. He had been granted certain free
dom and took advantage of 1t. He was
recaptured ut Potterville. Beck travels
for Il Birmingham, y. Y. house.
From advance calculations based OF
information that has generally proved
reliable, the indications are that there
will he over 1000 students at the uni
versity of Michigan this year. 1t looks
ms though about 1000 Of these would
be I'm the engineering department.
Lottie Newman, Il pretty 1T-year-Old
girl. who says her father is Il wealthy
contractor in Grand Rapids. was taken
i'm charge by the Chicago police to
await the coming of her mother. Fred
Pearl, charged with OBTAINING her, who
is but 10 years of age, is under arrest.
Paving contracts aggregating $4,000
are just being completed in Menom-
inee. 1t is planned to spend next sea-
son in the neighborhood of $4,000.
Menominee will then have the finest
system Of paved streets of any town
OF its size In that section of the coun.
Try.
Chas. Smith. n brakeman on the
EOync City & Southeastern railroad,
while making flying switch ut Boyne
Falls, last night. fell sideways on the
track and was run over by the coach.
cutting off his left leg just below the
thigh. and the other under the knee.
He died.
Frank Irene. of Jackson. o.. has be-
gun $4,000 damage suit through the
United States circuit court against
Owosso. alleging that he contracted
rheu>natism while confined in the Jail
MS suspicious character when the
Barnum & Bailey circus was there this
summer.
The grape harvest has begun on the
early varieties. Concerts. Wordens and
Dclawarcs will require week more.
The crop will not be largo, owing To
the spring frosts and hail. but the
quality is good. Probably from 700 to
900 carloads will be shipped from the
grarc belt.
George King was released from
Jackson prison Friday morning and is
now in the Wayne county jail, await
ing trial on the charge of breaking
and entering. King has served q year
for being concerned in an attempt to |
blow up the safe at the j. Il. Bolles |
Iron & Wire works.
Mrs. Alvin J. Russell was instantly |
killed and her husband probably fatal.
lv injured by a fast train on the Grand
Trunk Western crossing five miles
west of Battle Creek Sunday night. |
The first person to discover the bodies
after the accident was Frank Russell, |
II son Of the victims.
The farm residence of Mrs. James |
Frey. four miles west of Three Rivers. |
was destroyed by fire Saturday with
all its contents. Mrs. Frey was away
from home and Mr.. Frey started n fire
In the gasoline stove and left it to 60 |
and do the chores. The loss is $4,000. |
partly covered by insurance.
In n recent collision at Tro ,-arsc