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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gu raft 9reng. On lille tolpoarig
bonif Biee, mop Gbriiteie1, Dat-
ter of CHRIS Gbriiteie11, ion bar
en- MeItouration poa 400 @peor ct.
Gan 6roncisco, bil6e bore 6rufnet
8ugten forle6en @bnoag ON set
HE babbe b9ret for ber16es Dn9re
8ro6ers @eltemo6, ifriper u8ie11" {.
Mens Ben lille 8ige fen1pe6e me6
8elgerne, tog ben 9=oarige Dreng
5orbol6sregler til at frelie be1,be
1ne6 en- &olobIo6igbe6, ion1 mange1,
en- bofsen Monb fun6e misun6e ba1n.
@e to 8grn lbb og lege6e paa Spear
ct. 9offen % ben lille @tge tom for
,ter til &anten, fit Sberbalance og
falot Ban6et. 8elgerne git bgit
og .8ornet ffreg &e6iel, men ben
lille Grm1f tabte lite Sobebet. S en-
1,trolig Gart og meo en- for bans Ml-
Ser al6eles forbabien6e Man6snerbe-
relie fan6t ban en- @lanfe og faite6e
ben fiji ben6e, i6et ban raabte til
ben6e, at bun ffl1I6e bol6e fig oppe
paa ben. Santi6ig fit ban fat / en-
lang Stang og bol6t Ben no til ben6e,
fan at ban fl,n6e boIbe benoe
@ifferbe6, mems ban bIeb beo meo
at opm1ntre benoe. Mogle tilile1,be
Me.lb, fom bab6e bbrt 8ernenes
@frig, re66ebe nre6 2etbe6 Sen lille
@ige, men bar ollie e1ige ON, at bob
sc set life beret for Drengens Mo6
% Man6snerbprelie, biloe bun l1oe11
SpibI bore 6rl1fnet. MIle 6e 1agIige
8Iabe bragte nRfte 9ag 8eretninger
ON Sagen, % lille Granf @brifteien
bar Dagens &elt ! San s6ra1cisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Nl6anicns Tribeb. Gprit @bica af

Nl6anicns Tri9eb. Gprit @bica af
gfumenien er af Sen olboniIfe uof=
bGngigbe6sfonit6 bol9t til 6ens'
pperite 2e0er og @obe6anfbrer for
MlbanienS Gropper, iom ban benter
in6en lang Sis bil faa e,1 Gorlterf=
ming af 10000 europeiife Gribillige~
,&on1itee11 bar til &oa6igbe6 alle oe
Ahg6bea6ige Mi6ler til at optage e1r
Scamp for 6ribe6en mo6 SDrfiet-
SDr|ten erflarer, sifalloe Ditrige.
blan6e fig ir6 &o1upen til 6or6eI
for Sprfiet, oil Stalien> 9fusla16 og
Storbrittonien ltille Jig poo sllboni=
ems Gi6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gn fortbari9 9iebolntipn brp0 ii6=
ite t1ge no slrgentina. Set bar
Sc nermeit 8ue11oS 9lpres liggen6e
Brobinier> at &eisningen mos &egje=
rtngen fore9if, men ga be>1ne bob6e
facet 9eDs om, bbo6 Ser bar @jere,
bar 6en bel forberebt, bap0e foncen=
treret Sropper paa Sc ,,roli9e Steoer
og erflere6e bele &epublifen &rigS=
tilitan6 for 80 Gage. 9erefter on=
greb 9fegieringstropperne &ebellerne>
iom bab6e forifan6iet Jig / Men6o5a>
og 6reb oe1n poa Glugt. S 8uenos
9lDres bab6e &ebellerae plpn6ret en-
8anf og bortfprt 100000. 9}ebolu-
tione,,, ser bar 1at @cene of en- @o>
tna116ant &ilfamaDor, betragtes MI
iom fl1l6ltenoig un6erfuet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gn @orbman6 iom1 @ubernbr. @,1<
berner ga 6ollette / @isconiin er,
iom ti6ligere me66elt, balgt til 6or=
bun6sienator. Sbis ban mo6tager
@alget, bbao ban ternmelig iiffert
gier; bill @tater1s 8iceguber,ter aba,t=
cere til @l,bernbr. Denne er en- i
5ogn, Morge, fp6t Man6, Sssan,es s..
Dobioio1,, ionti 1902 palgtes til @i-
cegubertgr fprite Gong % gienbalg-
tes ifior. Da ban fom fer til 2an-
set 18 Mors Ml6ere11, bar ban fnt=
tig, og &l1n6ifaberne bar BET imaat
meo. &an arbeibe6e paa cit 6arm,
por en- fort Si6 Sfreo6erlere, men
bleb iaa @lerf en- 8ntif. Set bare6e
tffe mange 9ar, fbr ban par @ier af
en Sorret11ing 5ol6iers @robe. S
1892 balgtes Fan til Me6lem of 2e<
gtSlature11, bbor ban gior6e fig be=
merfet beo fin @eforn1iber; / 1898
og 1900 bleb ban baIgt til Stats-
faSferer Dabioion ifil6res iom en-
| / alle Maa6er be6erlig Man6, Ser
bar 8enner / begge Sc repubIifanife
2eire @isconiin. Son er inge,1 flor
Ealer % bar lite uomerfet fig beo en-
@amplpit, iom ben, Der bar bragt Ga
Sollette frem til 5ronten; 1ne1 ban
giber alle Spbrgsmaal, ban faiter
fig ober, en- grun6ig og ir6gaae1toe
l1n6eriggelie, og raar ban bar fre1n-
fat &eformforilag, bar alle bi6it at
lbet life bar 8erioner, men foralbeoe
SDitemer, ban bil6e til 2ibs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
l1naooe fra @eiieren. Weiniiterre,
preIe,,tant @itte, Ser bibtil bar ltp-

~ Outu''~~>t~s'S@i Du| %tSeAEOSS ~
get slfife6 iom Ginansmi1tilter. &pel
scr blipcr Mirffps @fterfplger pi6e
el,onu life; l,,l.lig bliper set 8itt,
ion1 anics for at bore Sen enelte, Sc
fornaar at SIRE fig til Serre ope
Sitl1ationc1t. @on er fonierpotit
ON el,o life al Sc melt p6erliggaaen6
GeaftionGrc.
9e fe1gileoe 2eocre af Meisnil,
gen, 6orfattcre11 Morin @orfi o!
anorc, boloes itaotg inociperreoe
n1en sl11tboriteterne bnpoer pao Sc
beitentelte, at Ser al6rig bar bore
&ale ON at bpn9e bent. BrGlte,
@opon ct cnonn | 6ribeo, set anta
ges, at ban ct / @ifferbeo u6enfo,
| &igets @rnricr.
@ftcrretrtingerne fra &rigsifue:
plaoien CT ret lparlon1ne bpert 5alt
bbab Speratio1terne angoa. @inter,
fuloe1t bar nrret meget ftre,1g, beI1
r1eo til 25 @rooer 1n6er 3ero, oq
Senpcratl1r Sberga1gene n1eget
bratte. Ser berettes ON enfelte min.
ore @alnmcnitpo og Gorbere6elier til
itor Gre1nrpf',ing fra ruSfiif SIDE,
met @a,,obe6en Ct biit,tof, at set
iiolte l1ge on1taltc geeoerlag iorelpbia
bor betaget &,,sierne 2pite1 til at
prgbe 2pffen oberfor ocn oorpoaaue
Gje1t6e.
Scr far / Set iioite l1ge prret
Sale on1 at 0cn r,,siiife 0peraufprer,
@el,eral &uropotfi,1 biloe fratrG6e
it1 @olt, % at General 2inobit5 full
Sc bore bans Mflpier. @run6en til
&l,ropatfirs GratrGoen angibeS for.
fielltgt, al noglc at pGre fren1falbt
paa @runo al llenigbe6 1ite6 Sc b6i=
ere Sfficerer / banS @tab, at onore
til 5pgoom; ban iiges at bere an=
grebet af en @iGrr1elioel1e: 9glao
S@el,era1 @ripeaaer i1saress fpr fbets2,
mortcburiife slrnteforps, iiges at for.
lotge @ie,uien6elle paa @run6 al
Spgoon.
Ser bor. Sc ii6ite Sage cirfuIeret
Gre6srpgter, ion 6og pao set Be-
itentelte n1ooiiges / ct. 8etersborg.
Set 1ful6e bore sen tpife &igsfaniler
og G11gIor6s @eior6t Berlin, ion1
bar forban6let mes Sen rusiiife &C.
lon6t 1anntelte6S ON Multgbe6en for,
at 9frslono pil0e mo6tage oisle to
Yfagters Niellelnfomlt. st Gelegram
fra ct. HeterSborg af @an6ag ont=
taler ligeleoes, at set &oteri af Stor-
fDriter, iom cgel,tlig ltDrer 9figet, MI
er fon1ntct til Goritaaelie af, at ser
i11tet &oob ct ON @eir for be rug,
fife @ooben / noge11 oberifueli9
6relnti6, og @eneralerne &uropat-
fins og @ripe,tbergs @eiignation
naoben6iggibr SSn6le6ning al Gre6s.
un6erbon6linger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gbab,uief @asen. 6. s. @ecflpitb,
Sen gamle 8rGit6ent for @iti3ens
8anf / 0berlin> Ohio, ion blep fulo=
ite1l6ig ruineret beo Spin6lerlfe11
@frs. Gba6tpicfs Galifnerier, er
@en6ags ofgooet be6 9p6e1; 6ette
ifDl6es u0ef,1ffer6e Gorg ober SQbet
al &anfens og bans egen Sorn1ue.
SON bar paret ipg lige 1ioe,, ban bleu
arreiteret. Sans perlo1lige Sab bar
$4,000, eller bele bans Gorml,e.
Set bar alene SEN loffel1oe l1ojigt til
at tiene Ell flor 9onus, 1oln fit bauu
til at in6laoe fig mes 01rs. Gba6:
:lal'i! tpie:ft % pbe henbe Sc: ltore Soon
MrS. gba6micfS fan1febc @iel6 nlt-
Taoes I'LL til 2 N3iIlioner DollarS
me6 fist ober $4,000 Mftiber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gn 9ireftbr ibscs. &reii6ent Moo:
lepelt igger efter Ell Mono, ser bar
@bne til at paataee Jig belc s(rbei=
Oct beo slnlrgget af Bonamo &ana=
len HrGli6enten er nooet til Set,
Sberbebtsning, at cit &onlisjion, 1elp
om Sen fun beitaar al 8 Men6, intet
tan lt6rette, 6a Sen life bil f11nne enes
om alle Gnfelbe6erne;; fun cit enfelt
Mano forn1aor at ia1nle bisle, naor
ban faar uinoifrenfet Mpnoigbe0 /
olle 6orbolo. On Mon6, Ser
formaar bette, tan foo en aar<
Zig 2en af 100000 eIler eron.
mere, bbis ban biler Jig Stillingen
bofsen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Seis &eberien / gmerifa. Sen
befjen6te bonlfe @rp6er Seis &e6er=
len i,o S66er agter ifplge oanifa
8looe at begpn6e CIT Gourne fer
2onoet. Gn omerifonif @portsmono,
George Gonii0ine, ifal babe i1l1ttet
@ontraft mes bon1 og bar Sen sln=
1e6ning u6fororet Ggeberg, &ie11ine
og ssenfinS til en- &omp mes sen 6on=
tie &enpe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
bIandt raud$nlXnQ / Hmerika,

(1stert..an,e $waatias fra u,asse Rnaer.

Sen 9anife 2ntb. 9irfe 2acomo,
SSolb., blep i11forporeret iorlcocn of
9'0rr. &osnuts @prcnlcu, 8. &C..
@onien, gmil &eoerie,l, q. g. 0llen,
Sens &ol,llen, Souls @uren % Mols
Gbriltoferien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

SDiflam6s&mlminer ipm1 @egie-
rinsseienbon1. Sra 8erlin me66eIes,
at ben tpffe &egiering bar foreipurgt
/ flere af 2anbets itbrite @engeinjti-
.tuter, ON set bil6e bore n1lIigt at
ifaffe ttlitreffeligt Benee for @egie-
ringen til @igb af 6e MI pribate @ul.
miner @binif geitpbaIen og @cbIe-
iten; ct leit Sberilag nebnebe en-
Gum of $50 MiIIioner Collars iom
ne6ben6ig. @baret bar, at en- bbiI-
ten iom belit Gum fun6e faffes til
geie til bette 8rug. Megieringens
&enfigt me6 at fremiette 6enne &an-
fe, menes 6els at bore at fble fig for,
ON &anfen ON @eeieringseie fful6e
bore financielt gienne1nfgrlig, 6els
at gibe Mineeierne en- M6bariel ON,
bbao Der fan ife, bbis life Sen tpife
&ulfreife mart bIiber e1ot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
med Post % CeIe9raf.
Hllevesae fra.)

&ermetiif spnbasslmfnins er pro-
tlameret | @alparaiio, sSnoiona. Site
alene @alooner> men ogiaa &oteller>
8agerier, Melfebutifer, 8illetfon-
torer og Selefoner ffal boI6es luffe6e.
Wfaporen erflerer, at fan oil lgrge
for, at 6enne Sr6inonce bliber gieu=
ne1nfpti.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

9et tolSeite &nnH / De ,Gor. @ta.
ter &ors6o9 ii6ite l1ge bor @le,,6ine,
Mo,ttota; $bern1ometret git ber reo
til So Grader 1,nber Zero.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

gnorclu 9felion, CIT al Seattle,
@olb, ggne1ts be6it fienote elore
9anife, er afgoaet nco Deocn cit
sll0er al so Mar. &an far boet
Seattle % Snegn Sc iioite 25 slor,
og bans &ie1n bar mi 0rillo. Sons
$uitru 6e6e for tre Aar ii6en> Iigele>
oes / en- bei 9ll6er. San cfterlaoer
fig 6 8grn, bla,16t bpilfe er San6-
le9e 6. 8. 9felion @eottle og 8o1tor
6. q, Nellon / 9regon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Selifabet v9c banifc &aabenbrp<
bre" Seem Dorf fon s. is. Morts
feire 80 slors S11btlel,m. Ser bil /
SEN slnleouing blipe ofboIot Ell flor
@o,1fet og Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

8illigt 2anb. 2ouiiiana 2oon ono
&ruft Co., ct gbicago Sirrna bar
6en ii6ite Ei6 uoiat en- 2anoitref,,ing
1 2ouiiiona paa $4,000 @cres /
&arceller, ser funbe bi116es be6 Sob
trefning; 2o66erne foite6e fra Csc
til So. @n Sobn s. Dalton, ser ito6
/ Spi6ien for 2otteriet, blep a,1flaget
for Il. g. Diitrifts6ommer @anbor1t>
og be6 Gorb6ret er oplpit, at 2an6et
/ @irfeIigbe6en er ber6iIsit, oIIer-
britt ber6 1916 pr. Mcre;; set er
Sbamplan6, fom lite fan bore ct
@enneife. &ele Stref1ingen bar
fiebt for forfal6ne @fatter. Set for
taltes &igberne, at set bar rigt Die
lan6, neoers @an6be6en bar, at set
lao ober 100 MiIe fra nermeite 9lie.
fil6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
6penif Sbeatcrbeipa.

Spenif Sbeaterbeip9. 9eeoe11s
oanife og norife 1cenilfe @unltnere
bi6til fun e11feltpis bar aflogt DcrcS
2an6smen6 / 9llnerifa @eleg, bil
Sbel1iferne lloa 9fefor6e1 beo at 1cl1=
Sc ct felt @fuelptlleriellfab beroper.
Sanfen o1n 6ette ifa1 forenrigt bore
opitooet bos inenife 3beoterpe11ncr
ber 2an6et, ion1 bor opfor6re1
&11nitnere / set go1nle 2o116 til al
toge @agen un6er Sberpeielie, oq
&elultatet er blebet, at @eteborgz
Golfetbeatrets Herionale bil foretage
en- Sourne til 6e fleite 8per / 9for6,
amerifa, bbor ser lebcr cit itsrre
ipenif 8efolf11tng. Yrogrou,,net ff,1I.
Be blibe or,tret1t lt6eluffen6e ipenif
iier Golteitpffer neeo biitoriff Bag.
gruno iom ~8rDllupet paa l1lf.
aolo."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Spbn $. @puge, en 6onif Wean6,

Sobm $. @buse, en- oanif @sonb,
8eitprer al ~Gbe Canadian &acfing
Company" / 2on6on, Ont, afeif
be6 9p6en Sen 1. Sonnor efter 1ogle
tigers @D96om. @pnge, ser anfom
til @ana6a fra Danmorf for ca. 10
Mar iiben, bar ubefie116t blan6t
2on6sme116ene, ,neo bnem Fan fl,n
bab6e li6t at eiere. @on efterla6er
fig @uitru o9 3 8er,1, me66eler vDa=
11ebrog".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

8illi9 Msimrancc. v&eforn" meo=
oeler, at be norif-oanlfe Metbo6il tier
bar en- gienii0ig 2ipsasil1ranceforez
ming, Ser er grrnolagt paa Isiels>
nrer1tplan og l,6betaler for &ioen be6
9p6sfal6 $3.50. Sen bor MI efsz
iiteret mart 20 @ar, bar 72S @fe6=
lemmer og ct felerbefon6 paa noget
oper $4,000. 6oreninge,1 bar ialt
babt So 9pssfalb og oeraf 6 set
fi6ite slar. 6or Meolemmer bar l16=
eiften 20 slar gienneminitlig peret
So pr. slar, og set er BEN billigite sls=
iurance, fom hi bi6til bor iet. 6or
1enere tilfommen6e Me6len1mer bor
ben fo1tet $6 81 aarlig, og en6og
bette er uia6banlig billigt. Dette
fan maaffe tiene ion ct @fsen1pel
paa, bbor ,neget &irfefolf o9 Mf=
bol6sfolf f1t1be ipare, ON 6e bab6e
eene 9ialpeforeninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
1tlpffestilfel6e.

lIlgttcStt11EI0e. Vdn1te Sld0e
meo6eler: @n ul1g Sppogrof, Sbn
al @irfe6onnner Giicber paa 2esp,
beo 9eabn Sons Gticber, ser iiolte
@on1111er ofreiite til sln1erifo, er i
Slutnt1tge1t al December fon1n1en
Ien1t til Sfa6e Seem Oorf ont 9oro
poa set amerifanife @fib, Dborn1eo
ban bar forbDret, tbet cit Sftbsfloffe
al ippr &dliber falot nco @obe6et
paa bam og belfa6ige6e 9iernen / sen
@ro6, at ser CT Sore for bans 2ip.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

&ee6 Smoot Sagen. Ser ct Ell
Blon / @iere ON at foa &ie,toelien
moo Utah Senatoren &ee6 @n1oot>
moo bbem l1n6erlggellerne I Gor=
bnnoSienatet TIL CT enote> forbalet til
nglte &ongresiornling. Set er Ge=
nator Snoots @enner / @enatet, 1om
bar lat oenne Hlon &erf, i6et 4
Gorb11n6Sienatorer, ser er 5n1oots
bitre @o6ltan6ere> bill en6e 6eres
GmbeoStern1iner lom Ge1atorer 5. 4.
Marts. G1noots Mo6lton6ere arbei=
Scr I'LL poa at foritDrre oe11ne Blan
og foa Gogen bragt til @n6e in0e11 4.
Marts.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Gn banif &omponiit, ST. 8. @p-
renien, opbol0er fig iflg. v9eor6lpiet"
for Sioe1 Seem Dorf. Gprenle le1
Ser fin Sis fon1poncre6c flere npe
Melobier til @ange ofSommerrepDe,1
/ &ipbenbopn 1901, ligeiom ian og-
iaa fomponere6e @ommerfclt=Mar-
icben usllti6 Gren1a6"> bel1ter at foo
en- itgrre @prnpboni opfgrt / Seem
9sorf Marge al bans &omppiitioner
bar baft flor Spmerflombeo / 9a,1-
mart; af n1in6re Sing nebner 8lo=
set iaale6es e,t @ols v9}eo SulipS"
ser bsrer til set faite &epertoire, 1oa=
bel /. i.Stboli lom pe6 Sc &oncerter,
@erenS Mulifforps giper runot om
&iebenbabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
Fenatende Aargang.

&jpopriicrne pil, efter uotalelier
at Meolemmer al S,1tertatc Com
n1erce Commission, life blipe lapere
lom Jp(ge al Sen / forriGe ltge o11=
talte II. g. @pieiterets &ien6eIle /
&jpotrult=Sagen. &onisiionens Neeo-
lemmer bar olle Mt6ler / @n,1oe til
at boloe Jig a jour me6 @ogernes
St1lllng og 1ne11er, at raar 6en SIT
Junction nlob Srulten, lom bleb uo=
lteot for 2 Nar li6en, i11tet birfe6e til
geeoigttelle al Frilerne, loa pil &eie=
1terets Gto6feltelie al ss51il,nctioneu
bore ltge iaa birflingslps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10
r8attlin8" 9felion, oen ooni

Battling" 9felion, oen oonife
8ofser, bar / Sgnoogs iluttet 8o1-
troft mes Dol,ng Gorbett ont EFT geG=
befa1np, Ser ifal fin6e Ste6 @oo6,
1por6s Habillion, San Groncisco, /
5lutnin9en at Maone6en. @egge
Segterne ffal peo @a1npen peie 130
&un6, og 6en ser binoer, ifal babe
93et til at gipe Jig / @ait meo Giant
pion @ritt, iom forle6en operpanot
Battling" gfelion. Set bar alene
&aabet ON at faa en- nD &a1np me6
8ritt, fo1n tit Nelfon til at gao i,1b
paa at fenpe mes Gorbett, ion ban
10 bat oberbl1nbet en- Gong ti6ligere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-10

Sen IiberaIe 8epnge1ie bor Iiot ct
olporligt Cab be6 at ssSn6enrigsnrit1i-
Siter @biatopolf Nfirifp, Ser bar ftiIlet
fig irngoefommen6e oberfor ben, bar
fratraaot fit gmbeoe, tiliDnela6en6e
The Yale expositor., 1905-06-09
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1905.
...PER6oNah...
Movements and Doings Of People That
You May Happen to Know.
,,De.SsNq.,@:.0siscxs-ka.rs -

DR.. Cochran, of Peck, was in Yale
Saturday.
DR.. J. b. Stevens was at Port Huron
Wednesday.
Clarence Drake was up from Port
Huron Sunday.
Z. f. Fead transacted business at
Brown City Wednesday.
II. E. Beard returned from his west
ern trip on Saturday last.
Ed Lathrop, of Berville, visited his
brother the DIR. last week.
Mrs. NJ Irwin and children were at
Palms the first of the week.
Mrs. Farr Scott, of Burlington, Ia,
visited Yale friends this week.
Attorney Rapley attended Probate
Court at Port Huron Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Childs, of Port
Huron, visited in Yale Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Schell, of Burnside,
visited Mrs. Geo. Mosher Friday last.
Mary Ludington attended the recent
graduating exercises in Sanilac Centre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Miller were
Brown City visitors part of last week.
Postmaster Wallace and James Nc
Coll were at Port Huron Saturday last.
John Newell and f. o. Putney, of
Yale, were Sanilac Centre visitors last
week.
Mrs. Livingston, of Chicago, has been
the guest of Mrs. Thos. Bell the past
week.
Joseph Edgerton and wife and Cassie
Adams visited friends in Saginaw last
Sunday.
Bruce Lothian is home from Alma
college where he has been studying for
some time past.
George Mosher and daughter Nina
spent Sunday in Vassar the guests of
l.. b. Beecher and family.
Mrs. +. II. Beecher and Mrs. j. A.
Menzies visited Mrs. Harvey Tappan
in Port Huron Thursday.
Pres. Wharton accompanied Lambert
Jones to Worthwhile where the latter
will receive treatment for the morphine
habit.
Bert Landro, LATE Stoner, Chas. An
dreae and Henry Welch attended the
reunion at Flint Wednesday and
Thursday.
Charley f. Wells, compositor in the
Expositor office was at Flint Wednes-
day and Thursday where he was en-
gagged to play cornet in the Flint
band.
Mrs. l.. Zavitz and child, Mrs. n. b.
Sponenburg and son Roy, Mrs. VIM.
Sayles, Mamie Currier and Nina New
ell were Port Huron visitors last Sat
urday.
A. $. Parks and wife have gone to
Albion on a visit to relatives. Before
returning home they will go to Spring
Arbor and attend the exercises at the
college where their son Bert graduates.
Elisha Bricker and family, of Cros-
well. have been i'm and around Yale the
past week visiting friends. Mr.. Bricker
has sold his farm near Croswell and
will soon locate either in Croswell or
Yale.
The Yale expositor., 1905-06-09
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The st. Clair county poor house con-
tains sixty inmates.
Hon. j. NJ. Gaire, of California, is
visiting his CrosWsll friends.
Over 1900 square feet of cement walk
will be laid IN Armada this season.
Robert English, resident of Mar
lette for forty years, died last week.
Marlettte will have celebration
which will be hummer on the Fourth.
June Is and Is are the dates for the
st. Clair county school examination in
Port Huron.
Thursday, June 8, was the day set
for the opening of the new hospital in
Port Huron.
Worth township 5. 5. association will
hold n convention in Amadore We'd
nesday, June Ii.
The Marine City basket ball team
holds the championship of st. Clair
county at present.
Detroit parties have purchased pro-
perty at Keewahdin Beach and are
erecting roller coaster.
A Saginaw firm has contracts for
building four new steel bridges across
the Duff drain near Marlette.
A lawn tennis club has been organic
ed in Armada with about twenty men,
bers. Grounds have been put in shape.
The Methodist church in st. Clair
has a new pipe organ which will be
dedicated with appropriate servicesJune
Ia.
There are five applications for the
Office of superintendent of the poor
but the appointment has not yet been
made.
Two Marine City children, sons of p.
Naully and Eugene JOHN, were drown
ed while out in duck boat. Both
bodies were recovered.
Algonac will not be content with
celebrating the Fourth but as made
all plans to begin on the 3rd and let
the eagle scream both days.
The 30th annual meeting of the st.
Clair County Pioneer Society will be
held in Port Huron on Tuesday, June
81, and picnic dinner will be INDUCED
in.
Helm Bros coal sheds in Croswell
were partially destroyed by fire last
Friday, sparks from a freight engine
supposed to have been the cause. Two
Pere Marquette cars were also badly
damaged.
Lorn Gripton, of Omard, while in fit
Of anger at his step-mother took a
heavy dose of strychnine and in a few
terrible hours, his life was gone. Grip
ton was 26 years of age and was in the
Spanish war and in the Phil
lipines for time. He had been mar
ried about 18 months.
Alice Dingman aged SO, perfectly
witless from birth, is kept at the home
of her mother in Thornton in such
squalor and wretchedness that people
are investigating the case. The girl
was at one time confined at Pontiac,
but was not considered insane and was
sent home. She bites and tears herself
so that her body is a mass of sores.
The Yale expositor., 1905-06-09
RURAL MAIL CARRIERS MEET.

The st. Clair county rural mail car
riers held their annual convention at
the postoffice building in Port Huron
last Sunday. The constitution and by
laws were amended so that carriers re-
siding i'm other counties, but carrying
in this county, may be eligible for mem
bership. Postmasters Wallace, of Yale
and Hopkins, of st. Clair, delivered in
teresting addresses.
Officers were elected as follows
President, III. III. Bailey Emmett; vice
president, John Wells, Capac; secre-
tary, w. Ii. Bryce, Yale; treasurer, X.
4. Lashbrook, Goodells; executive COM
mittee, Archie Chubb, Berville; John
Bailey, Emmett; e. G. Cottrell, Marine
City; representatives TO the state meet
ing at Detroit in July, III. Ii. Bailey and
John Wells.
Algonac was selected as the place for
holding the next meeting.
The Yale expositor., 1905-06-09
NO CIRCUS PARADE.
Barnum 81 Bailey Have Concluded To Aban-
don The Street Procession.


don The Street Procession.
The management of the Barnum ~
Bailey Greatest Show on Earth have
announced that they will this season
abandon the parade and relegate 1T TO
the Sthings passe" of the circus. The
tremendous expense that is incurred by
the transportation of so giant an enter
prise in carrying the immense parapher-
MALTA of the show itself has handicap
ped this wonderful show 70 such 81 eX-
tent that it has been fully decided TO
withdraw the old time, always late
parade, and place all efforts, energies
and time in the sole entertainment for
the people by giving them the marvel
ous acts of the present age, the greatest
and most wonderful that money and
brains can procure. In these advanced
DAYS of circusism, programs as offered
by the Barnum & Bailey Show, the
stupendous acts presented are of such
MAGNITUDE and remarkable mechanism
that the time taken to place them for
the exhibitions is of such value, the
hurrying out of the parade would in
every way interfere with arrangements
that are necessary for these unapproach-
able feature offerings. This new inno-
walton by the big show VIII be Jhe pre-
sentation of the most sensational,
startling and stupendous free acts OBJ
tainable in the world-acts with inter-
national reputations-to entertain the
people on the circus grounds before
the show opens for the matinee; and
these extraordinary exhibitions of UNI
eoualed excellence are to be given
absolutely free, and thus it is the new
idea, "No Parade" yet something enter
tanning and i'm keeping with the great
ness of the Barnum & Bailey Show
which is to exhibit at Port Huron on
June 20.
The Yale expositor., 1905-06-09
Low Rate Excursions To
Portland, Oregon.

Account Lewis and Clark Exposition
will be in effect via Wisconsin Central
Railway. If you intend to go to Port
land this year ask the ticket agent to
make your ticket read via Wisconsin
Central between Chicago and st. Paul.
Pullman sleepers free reclining chair
cars and la Carte meals make the
journey comfortable and pleasant.
Further information cheerfully given
by addressing III. w. Steinhoff, Il. A.,
Saginaw, wv. 81 Michigan. 3-S