The Yale expositor., 1905-02-24
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A padded cell will soon be provided
at the st. Clair county Jail.
The st. Clair county circuit court jury
returned to Port Huron Monday morn
ing.
The county convention of the Mod
ern Woodmen will be held in st. CLAIR
Wednesday, April Is.
VIM. Teets, of East Fremont, accom-
panied by his daughter Florence, will
soon leaYe for Manitoba.
Sheriff Moore might we'll start tail
or shop, there being four tailors con-
fined in the st. Clair county Jail.
The capital stock of the Diamond
Crystal Salt Co., of st. Clair, has been
raised from SIS, 900 to 1925, 900. This is
prosperous concern.
Charles Beardsley, Pere Marquette
conductor had leg broken at Flint
the other day by bale of wire falling
on 1T. Three months ago his arm was
broken.
Jas. l.. Sutton, one of the oldest
residents of the village of Richmond,
was found dead in the warehouse in
the rear of o. Culver's furniture store
Monday morning of last week.
Mr.. Young, man from the East,
we'll posted in the egg and produce
business is contemplating the purchase
of the Hanley interests located at Bad
Axe, Marlette and other nearby towns.
Capt. NJ. Anderson lost his house
and contents in st. Clair by fire last
week. There was no one in the house.
! The weather was so severe but few
turned out to help fight the blaze. Loss
! $4,000.
The semi-annual examination of the
st. Clair county Jail took place this
week. The inspecting board consists
of three perintendents of the poor
the county agent and the judge OF
! probate.
Lenox will have brass band, the
! business men haying subscribed up
wards OF hundred and fifty dollars.
! The new organization will haye twelve
or fourteen pieces with VIM. Clerk as
instructor.
Franz c. Kuhn, judge Of probate OF
! Macomb county, was offered the posi-
| ton of reading clerk of the senate ri
Washington, d. c.. n job worth SO SOC
a year, by the Michigan senators las
/ y
declined the offer.
Coroner Albert Falk was called tC
Emmett Monday afternoon to investi
gate the death OF the infant son OF
VIM. Thompson. The verdict arrived
at WAS that some time during the nigh
the baby was smOthered to death by
the mother or father who rolled on IL
Probate Judge Graham has decided
that DR.. Warner Cornell is perfectly
able to manage his own affairs. Some
time ago his wife filed "A petition ask.
ing that guardian be appointed fol
him on the ground that his mind wa,
affected by the excessive use of nox
ious drugs. Judge Graham says thai
the petitioner has failed to prove hel
case and he has dismissed the petition
and discharged the respondent.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nudge, of Port Hur
on, some time ago began suit against
the Foresters to collect insurance held
by her husband, the late Frank Nudge
A verdict was rendered in favor of the
company on the ground that Nudge
had been insane and did not tell the
company of it. Judge Law has denied
a new trial, the court holding thai
Mrs. Nudge made application to send
her husband to the asylum and must
have been cognizant of the deception
The Jail commission composed OF
Judge Graham, Judge Harris, John
McMichael, superintendent of the
Poor Atkins and VIM. Stewart made
an inspection of the Jail Tuesday morn.
ing. The building was found to be
clean and properly conducted in every
way. The commissioners recommend.
ed a padded cell for insane prisoners
Since Sheriff Moore took charge the
Jail has been thoroughly cleaned and
redecorated and is in the best condi.
ton at the present time it has been for
several years past.