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The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
m THE TOLLS.

Clifford Patterson, who has worked
in Steve Windsor's tailor shop off and
on for the past two or three years, stole
an overcoat and cap belonging to Geo.
Windsor and took his departure about
two o'clock the morning of February
9Th. Officers have been on the lookout
for him since.
On Monday of this week deputy
sheriff Moore arrested him on a charge
of larceny. Patterson was taken before
Justice Benedict of the police court,
Port Huron, and pleaded guilty to the
charge. He was sentenced to pay a
fine of $45 or spend 20 days in the
county jail "Pat" will no doubt take
the 20 days.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
A NEW ORGANIZATION.

The Ohio Corrugated Culvert and
Bridge Co, Limited, with offices at
Yale, Mich, and Middletown, o., cap
italiZed at S4.400, is the name of a new
company organized in Yale on We'd
nesday of this week. The officers are
Hugh Morris, Chairman
Egerton Proctor, Treasurer
f. o. Putney, Secretary
Directors-Hugh Morris, Egerton
Proctor, +. o. Putney, Thos. Moore and
DR.. Wight.
This company will soon erect a fac.
tory at Middletown, o., and a propo-
sition from Defiance, Ohio, is under
consideration.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17

Just received beautiful line of
plush robes for spring at Harris &
Newell's.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17

bleau-l. Old Woman in the Shoe
2. Wynken, Blinken and Nod.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
POMONA GRANGE.

The condition of the weather and the
roads this week has made getting
around or going anywhere almost out
of the question. For this reason only
a few were here to attend the meeting
of Pomona Grange which was to have
been held on Wednesday. 1t was there
fore deemed advisable to postpone said
meeting for two weeks, the date being
Wednesday, March 1st, at 10 O'clock in
the forenoon. The same program as
previously published will be carried
out.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
To NV Friends.

wish through the columns of the
Expositor to say to my friends that
have decided to be candidate for the
Office of Village Treasurer and ask
your support at the caucus Thursday
evening, Feb. %. If secure the nom
ination and election / pledge myself
to look after the funds of the village
properly. Yours truly,
DIrNCl A Nick Errtr
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
Announcement

Several of my friends in the village
having insisted that try for the nom
ination of village treasurer at the COM
ing caucus February %, 1 have con-
sented to be a candidate / therefore
ask each and every elector who can at
tend the caucus to do so and / will be
very thankful to you for vote.
Respectfully yours,
IL. III. MENEREY.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17

DIR. A. B. Spinney, of the Reed City
Sanltarium and private hospital, has
an nd in this issue of the Expositor an
nouncing the date of his next visit to
Hotel Paisley, Yale, which is Thurs
day, March 8. from 8 q. m. to 9 p. m.
Read his ady.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.

On February 18th the home of Hazel
King on Jones street was made merry
when fourteen of her schoolmates
came to remind her it was her four
teenth birthday. Hazel was taken by
surprise. The parlor was given into
their possession and games and other
amusements were taken part in when
dainty lunch was served. AS the ev-
ening was growing late the young peo-
pie left for their homes well pleased
with the entertainment furnished, wish
ing Hazel many such birthdays. Sew
eral beautiful presents as well as valen-
tines were left in token of their love
and friendship.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
THE SUNSHINE or SPRING.

The salve that cures without scar Is
DeWit,'s Witch Hazel Salye Cuts, burns,
boils, bruises and piles disappear before
the use of this salve as snow before the
sunshine of spring. Miss HIM. Middle
ton, ,Thebes, Ill.says;"I was seriously af-
flicted with a fever sore that was very
painful. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured me in less than week" Get the
genuine. Sold by Pollock & Hennessy.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17

Mrs. w. T. Losey entertained about
twenty of her friends and neighbors at
her home on Mill street Wednesday
evening. The evening was passed
pleasantly at progressive finch, John
Ellsworth winning first prize and Will
Stienburg securing consolation prize.
Before leaving the company was in
vited TO partake of dainty lunch
served by the hostess of ice cream and
cake. A good time was enjoyed by all
present.
The Yale expositor., 1905-02-17
OBITUARY..
BE still prepared for death and death or
life shall thereby be the sweeter.--
Shakespeare.
ss><SG~<8&><SG><DG.s-D0s<s

Russell, the vear.old son of Mr.
and Mrs. John G. Jones, who has been
sick for three weeks with pneumonia,
died at 2 O'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral will be held at the NJ. Z.
church Sunday afternoon ut o'clock,
Rev. A. +. Miller officiating, assisted
by Rev. {. ID. Ellis. The parents have
the sympathy of the entire community
in their deep sorrow.
=.
Mrs. Charles Wilson died at her home
in Brown City on Wednesday, Feb. 10,
1905, at the age of 3S years. She was
sick only about a week. A husband
and six small children survive her. The
remains of deceased will be brought to
Yale on Saturday and inferred in Elm
wood cemetery. The Lady Maccabees
of Brown City Hive will conduct fun
eral services in the Baptist church at
that place Sunday. Deceased was a
cousin Of Thomas Wharton and a
daughter-in law of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Wilson of this place.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
LARGE AUDIENCE
WELL PLEASED
Chinese Honeymoon Presented at
the Grand -ast Night to a Crowd
ed House.

Those who went 10 the Grand last
might to see "A Chinese Honeymoon"
George Dane musical farce. really
did not know what to expect. The
play had been highly praised and bad.
N roasted. in fact so much favorable
and unfavorable comment had been
heard Chat one really wanted to visit
tle show to zee which it deserved.
70 say ii 4as one Of the best az,
fractions ol the kind ever seen al
NE Grand would uot be- TOO high a
compliment Icl the company. me
music was good and catchy. the cos
tunes gorgeous. the scenery pretty
and appropriate. there was some fine
singing some good comedians and the
chorus is stlong and well trained.
Probably thc star OF the aggrega
ton Is Miss ilian Reed This dimin.
uptVe actress handles her role with
credit ana made decided hit with
the audience. In her song 4 Want
10 be ridy' she displayed that she
has had may years experience on
the stage and that she can travel with
the best COMPANIES in existence.
}. A. Kierman, as Mr Pineapple
vas fun Of wtticisms and divided
the honors o. the evening
Miss stella Ycafdslev. AS Mrs Pine
81 pie, and Mss Marie CriDben, a.
500 500. are both possessed with ex
celent voices as IS Miss Frances Col
ion. Robinson NewDold also made q
n with the audience
Some very pretty and catchy songs
wcre introduced during the eyenni
among them. Roly POLY" "A Pape
on'" 600 Long LII "a Street il
heayen Called Broadway and a nun
Ger Of others.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
RUSSIA MAY BE-
SEEKING PEACE
-&
Admiral DOubassoff's De-
claratiOn So Interpret ,
ed in Paris
But PEACE WOULDN'T LAST
Only Breathing Time Wanted j Rus.
sia in Which to Get Read to
Drive the Japanese out of
Manehuria.

Paris, Jan. 12-The declaration
''ade by Vice Admiral Doubassoff the
i'ussian memter of the international
commission to inquire into the North
'ea incident in an interview to tbez
tbect that an honorable peace be-
.ween Russia and japan is likely 70
g made%As considered highly signi;,.
cant Heretorfore the members Of
he Russian embassy and all the otbar
t'ussian ojcia's have resented sueees.
tions of peace as humiItg1ng. Their
reason to believe thatSthese waro
oppressive of personal views before
tie hearing from Sta Petersburg
Whereas. Admiral DoubaFsin has inst
arrived from St Petersburg alter
lengthy audience of Emperor Nicho.
as following the fall of Port Arthur
The admiral who is chief of naval
construction. says he submitted to
tue emperor - THURSDAY plan TO
tocomplete the rehabilitation Of the
navy
Doubassoff says the emperor gave
I most favorable consideration and
aid it would be submitted 10 the
council of ministers.
I am convinced. said Admiral Don.
3assof. of the immediate necessary
or the reconstruction of our feet n
all the Russia and foreign shin Yards
ior the purpose of securing strength
sufficient to command supremacy AT
AThis is absolutely Indispensable
Are to expect victory from the
itxtN~Ar with Japan. The remnan.
4 our fieet is Aaraly saore thaa Debris
md entirely unequal to Japan's naval
Hrength.
The admiral further said it was nee
essary to recognize these conditions
aowever. painful they might be to
national self love.
Therefore" he added, q don't hes.
tate to say that he tend toward not
sar-off peace We win leave the Jar.
trese Port Arthur and the territory
hey now occupy in Mancvhuna. We
"il set ourselves resolutey at work
fr prepare a Towerful. invincibe navy
as this peace viii be but temporary
and the next time we shall be amply
prepared"
The official view is that Admiral
Doubassoff's statemnet is expressive
ol the growing sentiment within Rus
'ia favorable TO peace Reports show
That the movement has made notable
wogress in recent days, particular
i Moscow. Emperor Nicholas has
rot shown disposition to check the
moyement, although personally he
dlsapproves Of its 0pportuneness.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
WOOD IS AGAIN
THE PRESIDENT
Board of Education Elect
ed Him at Meeting Held
Yesterday
II. 5. LEE IHf IRtAsuRfR
Only Few Matters Were Taken up
by the Board the Meeting Being
AdJournea Until Monday Of
Next Week.

The hoard of education of GNnl
county held . short meeting al til,
court house yesterday morning, a
vhicl@ @pnp a few matters were as
loses the meeting adiourning oya
untl Monday
A. " Wood was reelected pres.1eal
Of the board and H. S. Lee, treasure
The board is to be commented TO-
ge.electmg NJ Wood. lie has beer
a The mead ct Brunswica's education
al BOARD for the past several yeas
a.id there is not a man in the state
Who takes leoro interest and does
more for education than AIR Wool.
lie not only attends TO the duty o.
president Il the board b't gives
sa..eh o. his tlme ia the schools, Nis.
tts them often and Keeps IN touch with
ne teachers ana pupils
Mr.. Lee mas been treasurer Of the
hoard far a number Of years. and is
uso valuable memper Al tho
meeting Of tha board to be held Mon
Gay number OF routine matters wiA
l. disposed of ana reports for the
past years work VIII probably be ren.
dered BY Sup rintendent Ballard.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
WAS OVERCOME BY SMOKE
woman stopped Him in Street and
Asked Him to Rescue Her Child,
Who Was on the Top Floor
of Burning Building

Jersey City, ~ J., Jan. 12.-Dr
chas. f Putnam. one of the best
brown practicing physicians in this
section Of the state. came very near
losing his life this afternoon in an
effort to save a child form fire.
Dr. Putnam was driving along one
.of the GrinciLal streets of the city,
Central avenue when a woman ran M
t. him wringing her hands and
screaming. She begged him to so ana
rescue her child who. she said was
on the top floor Of a burning house.
The physician quickly left his buggy
end ran to the house. He went up
stairs but was unable to find the child
" no il was SUPPOSED was barned. AS
he turned to descend he was over
c2me with smoke FiFsmen then rush
cd in the house and brought the doc
tor out i'll an unconscious condition.
lie was carried to his home and ii
was announced tonight that it would
be several days before he would be
able to resume business.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
NEW LODGE GROWS
All RAPID RATE
kingaland knights Of Pythas Have
Increased oo Per Cent Since Its
Recent Organization.

The following account Of the install
lation Of officers Of the new x. Of p.
lodge at Kinglsand appeared in the Sa
yannah News yesterday morning uu.
der a KingsIand date line
The officers OF Kingsland 'odee No.
a. knights OF Pythias, at this place,
we're installed at a public session Of
llBs lodge this afternoon The lodge
'9-an was artisucaiy decorated by
tie ladies' in charge.
The session was called to order by
Chancellor Commander D. p Rose,
senatorelect rom this district Judge
Max Isaac Of Brunswick, the deputy
Grand chance.or in charge Of the IN
stallatIon services, was then introduc-
cG to the lodge conferring the past
chancellor's degree on Chancellor
commander ose. the retiring chan
cellor
The following officers were installed
Tor the ensurg term G. G., j. W.
Richardson; " c., F. e. Kemp; pre-
late, X. n. F,ohack. NJ. of W., p. II
richardson; r. Of r. andS w. II
7eeples; NJ Of Ex, w. F. Allen; NJ. Of
f. b b. Parker; NJ. at A.. j. w. shef
ield !. g. Alex Peoples; 0. G., Icey
Peoples. w. II Peoples was last ev
ping Unanimously elected representa-
We to the Crane Lodge that meets
ia Macon next May.
After the installation of ofiicerl
Z. II, Frohocl, introduced Judge lsaa,
fho addressed the assembled guest
ia "pythianism."
In its report to the Grand lodg
kingsland lodge while only institute,
last August, showed an increase o
more than 100 per cent IN its member
ship.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
A snow FOB The CHILDREN
Hamnet's Animal and Bird she4 a

Hamnet's Animal and Bird sher~ at
the t.rand Saturday.
The great iIamnets animal and
b rd show win appear at the Grand Sat
rrday giving two performances, mat
nee and night and the attraction
promises to ~ great success as far
az the children are concerned. The
show carries number Of trained ami
mails and birds Of all kinds and tie
performance IS said to be high class
one.
rhe New Borne IN c. Journal has
the following to say Of the show:
"The Hammet animal show drew
great crowds At the opera house and
il was a fine exhibition Of cleverly
trained animals The birds are espe-
cially pleasing The whole show was
interesting and instructive from be
ginning to end"
The prices viii be for the matinee
10 cents for children and 25 for adults
and at night 10. 20 and 80 cents will
io charged.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
HAS LsAG LIST
\ Of CREDITORS
Schedule Received Yestef=
day in the Henry Tyre
Company Case
lie CASE SIT FOR HEARING
4 Majority Of the cerditors Of the
Concern are Savannah Firms.
Lott,Lewis Company the Only
One in Brunswick


Referee Max Isaac, of as baf%
uptey court yesterday re>e.y,l III,
ehedple in The case Of The Henry
yre C9@psn Of Patterson. Pierce
oanty Which Sas recently thrown IN
ia involuntary bankruptcy BY credit
VS.. This is he compaay shat is
arged with gross fraud by the cred
tors, The president Of he company
enry Tyre is charge with many
adule0l transactions by the oredit
RS. and the case promises 10 he a
cry interesting one.
The schedules received shows
nat the company has liabilities
mounting TO Sl7,6sgli whh assets
mountius to s14o52.70,
The creditors of the concern are
Gathered in all sections Of nc COZ =.
y the larg ST however, ueine in sa-
annab. OF total numhr Of 81
feditors. scheduled 25 Of them are
savannah Ter Or twelso in Allan
and other Gcorea firms are sched.
led. The on j. Brunswick firm effect
4 IS the L,<tI.ewis Comaang, which
he concern c3es $21I5o Jl'y S-.59p
{ The claims re secured
Judge Isaac assigned the case
VI hearng in Brunswicl, on janldry
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13


December which was orderel dled.
At this juncture the license ordi
Hance was placed on its second and
third reading ana wis finally passec
afssG. a numbc' Of amendments. .sTsx
The first aaendment proposed
from Alderman Robinson and was
aimed at the fruit dealers. lie hrst
lmoyed to restrict this class of mer.
/ chants from. use to side walks entire
y ana wanted them 70 pay license
of $40 and to keep their FRUIT inside.
On yote'of council the amcDment
was lost by decisive majority. All.
dcrman Robinson then made a motion
Il The effect tLat all fruit dealers ray
$50 instead Of $40 as IS now the case.
jFhis amendment also occasioned con
siderable discussion but was finally
lest and the lcuders OF fruit were al.
lowed 10 proceed in the futurc as they
had in the rast.
There was no further trouble with
the Iiconse ordinance untn the liquor
proposition was reached ami here n
small sized Vesuylus was erupted In
the FIRST place, Alderman Robinson OF
fSqed an amendment to the erect that
the liquor license be increased from
$500 Or $500 per year Alderman Tup-
per seconded ihe motion ANA thougRt
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
MONEY is VOTED FoR FAST MAIL
Usual Fight Against Special Appro-
oriatior. But IL Failed

Usual Fight Against Special Appro-
priatior, But it Failed.
Washington, Jan l2-The usual
laht against the special appropriation
for fast mai service over the South
ern and associated railways to the
south was made in the house commit
tec on post Offices and post roads, but
the committee by Il vote Of eleven
cut OF sixteen put the item in the
postoflce appropriation bill In the
committee the item was especially
ichamploned By Judge Griggs Of Geor.
gia
The vote in its favor this year, was
stronger than ever before. IKE fact
that this appropriation goes TOWARD
the 81 ecial mail train now run over
the Southern as greatly strengthene,
il While it Is anticipated that there
will be the usual fight in the house
rs supporters are confident it win b,
held in the bill.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
RUSSIAN PRIEST PRAYs
FOR EARLY END TO THE WAR


st. Petersburg, Jan. 1t.-The emtro-
politan of St Petersburg In sermon
preached before the imperial family
.a' Tsarskoe-Stlo yesterday on the oc-
casion of the religious festival Of
Christmas drew a parallel between
the peace Of the gospel and the peace
o: the world In concluding he ad-
dressed the emperor as follows
Your imperial majesty. amy God
giant that the present war will end
soon Above ell, may God grant that
the angelic message Of peace sink
deeper and deeper into tie hearts OF
men and thai strife may soon end for
ever on earth"
In a leading editorial tcday the
Russ while maintaining that the war
must go on, says:
But the fullest success is only
schievable If the nation is united"
and declares that after all the ques-
ton of peace or war abroad is min
or matter What Russia wants is
ucace at hom= as war at home is far
worse than that in Manchurla.
Then in the planest fashion, The
Russ sketches the internal condition
{, which II says arc "tantamount to a
state Of war, producing mortality
among the peasant children equal to
, that of the battle feld,' concluding
: with the statement that the work OF
regeneration must begin now, we can
rot wait until the war in the Far East
ended.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
erhe Flaming Arrow. :.

A first class border drama that is
considered ths seasons novelty, VIII
Je at the Grand an next Wednesday
d is Lincoln j. Carriers famous dra.
na. "The Flaming Arrow, which has
oeen breaking records in all Of the
sssl class honses IN the east and west
she past three seasons and bids fair
@ break many more before the preent
year closes The play is splendidly
staged and nas many thrilling accom-
spch as tribe OF sixteen
tl pical American Indians, four frisky
cucking bronC hos. ExUnited States
soldiers. scouts, cowboys and iu fact
everything pertaining to d production
4 the far west The story deals with
a treacherous Mexicans attempt to
Toree Col F'remoGts daughter Mary
ta marry him She is rescued by her
indian lover and brought back to
the stockade ia the last act when ali
hope OF her recovery has been aban-
doned Mr. Carter has given the play
a setting unusually sumptuous even
for him, some OF the scenes being won
derfully elective.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
1. N. BISHOP TAKES
BANKRUPT ACT
Flied in Savannah Yesterday-case
Has Been Referred to Referee
Isaac.

Croyau K Whitfield. remesentng
~ l. N. Bishop, have filed q petition
IN bankruptcy The schedules were
q ceHed by Referee Isaac yesterday
The Liabilities Of Or. Bishop are pIac-
ei at $iO0 ami The assets at sl25.
Judge Isaac has set the case for
hcarng on January %, at which time
Tie first meeting Of creditors viii be
held and trustee will be named The
case will probably be brought to ?
close in short time. as The lia0i.
h es and ass9ts are very small
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
Would infringe Private RIghta.

New York. Jan. 12-President Have
meyer Of the American Sugar Refining
Company, discussed publicity in cor.
poration affairs and Commissioner Gar
fields views OF that subject IN an
address to The stockholders OF the
company at q cir annual meeting in
Jersey City today. Mr.. Havemeyer
quoted Mr. car6eds statement that
the investigation Of interpretations
woul bring &C. light facts the publ
cation Of which would be an infringe
ment Of private sights.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
EVERYBODY TO BE INVITED.
All Old Veterans and Friends lnvit
ed TO Camp Flre.

All Old Veterans and Friends lnvt-
ed TO Camp Fire.
DR.. w. B. Burroughs. oresident OF
the Glynn county Confederate yete.
ans, requests the News to state that
the camp fire TO be held in the Rifle
mems armory on January 13 will oe
open to all cid veterans and their
lends and rot merely to tic iocal
camps and members OF III = assoria-
ton.
An invitation in fact Nl'l be ox-
tended to The people Of Il, ei.y gen.
orally and it is hoped that a large
crowd vii be out The exercises
promise to be very interesting n
every detail and the ami -ersary or
the great Confederate sin be appro
riately observed.
The program is N the hands Of a
committee OF veterans and VIII be an
nounced in t,il in the &C ~ of a
few days s>
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13
ed MASON, COLORED,
SHOT LAST NIGHi

I'D Mason 4 wei known Brunswick
,eero. was shot late last night ana
il is expected that the wound will
obably lrove fatal The shooting
.ccurred on a street
Mason refuses TO tell who shot him
al d facts Of the shooting were not
btainable last night
No arrests have been made
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1905-01-13

ton without further struggle. But
such was not the case and as soon as
The clerk had recoraAi the action OF
The council OF the Matter. Alderman
w ood offered another amendment pro
fiding that nc pay rolls - paid in
whisky saloons except to- ss---sss.
res actually engaged il, the eon in
question Alderman Robinson SlsaAhDt
Y seconded the omtion. Alderman
upper did rot think it was legal
hought il would compncate matters
and asked for an opinion kgKn the
~ity attorney That official Mas pres
ut and said he was of the opinion
tat council mad perfect right to
ass the amendment No further dis
nssion was had and the mayor called
.or vote. Some of the members
cc council faicd to vote and the
E'ayor asked il ali members were
rot supposed to vote and if he could
force them to do so lie asked the
advice of the city attorney. who said
Ibe did not think there was any way
70 force members to vote who did
rot care to exercise that right.
Alderman Wood called for the ayes
ana nays and the amendment offered
vas CARRIED b. the FOLLOWING vote
isg AittsaPla 81 Robinson
Sing, sse .ufiia;
against. Al i,-.ass A.7s. and col
ten s@
It viii be ned that Alderman Tup
iCr voted for qn amendment al
though he opposed aa. floor
of the council and thois
age @ould cmnplicate matreS
thts connection il may he Of interessS
e say that The spirit of tho above
amendment is to prevent the steve
cores from paving Off their hands in
the various baIrooms Of the city
There is some question as to the
ri hi Of council to enact such law
and il is very likely that SON. e Of the
bars. which arr Interested in the mat
ter viii appeal from the action of
council in tho matter
An bills approved and property aud
ited were passed and placed In course
G, settlement after which council ad-
Icurned.