The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-03-23
GENERAL NEWS.

Alexander Berckmann. who shot
Henry c. Frick some years ago and
served prison term for the offense,
will probably succeed Johann Most, de-
ceased, as leader OF American anarch-
lists.
Samuel Lewis. George Scott and
Charles Hege, of jamestown, Ind, were
killed by the collapse of the Odd Fell
| lows hall of that place while standing
around the stove in the grocery store
below.
The warehouses; OF England shelter
103 former clergymen, of whom Is pos
sess university degrees. There are
5000 ministers of the established
church who receive less than $1,000 a
year salary.
The legislature of Jamaica refused.
Wednesday, to pass on the appropria-
ton for the maintenance OF jamaica
militia, as a result OF the disposition
OF British naval and military forces
about the island.
Mrs. Robert S. Osgood. OF Chicago,
while dining at the Waldorf-Astoria
in New York, found a pearl in an
oyster which is valued al 5000. This
makes the third pearl found in two
years by Mrs. Osgood.
Lionel Walter Rothschild, speaking
at Gresham, said he possessed ire
futable evidence that every Russian
refugee sent back from England in re-
cent months, was shot at the Russian
frontier without trial.
Lolo e. Finstad and L. c. Coughener,
of Los Angeles, were sentenced to 12
years and six months Imprisonment at
Eel Paso, Tex, for the murder OF X.
w. Rutherford, of Philadelphia, and c.
w. AycMurray. of Los Angeles.
The New York Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Co. has filed a
mortgage for 100000, issued by the
Rutland Transit Co. to the Guaranty
/ Trust CO. of New York with United
States Custom Collector Daniels, of
Ogdensburg.
John ID. Rockefeller Is said TO have
lost $3,000,000 in the slump in Chicago
traction shares following the recent de-
! cision of the u. S. supreme court. The
! University of Chicago and other edu-
/ cational institutions held large blocks
| of the diminished securities.
| Transparent OF semi-transparent en-
velopes mailed in the United States
! 10 hItdl Dllidih. Cdudud VI tic ildhS-
vaal will be considered by the post
Office authorities as unavailable. The
reason of this is that the countries
! mentioned have refused to receive
such articles, saying they are indis.
| tinct.
Theodore Roosevelt, a cousin OF the
| president, has announced himself as
! the Democratic candidate for mayor
of Ackley, la. In many respects he has
| the characteristics of his cousin in the
White House. Theodore Roosevelt
| Jr., now a student in the University
of Iowa, where he will graduate in
June, resembles in a marked degree
the presidents eldest son. also named
/ Theodore.
Prof. Otto Fuchs, aged 67. for the
past 23 years director of the Mary.
land Institute School OF Art and De
sign. of Baltimore. is dead of pneu
monia.
Leyland Buxton, who has Just re
turned TO London from Santa Arabia
where the Turkish troops are operat
Ing against the rebellious tribesmen
declares that more than $4,000 natives
have been massacred by the Turks and
| that the latter are resorting to canni
balistic practices. Every village along
the Turkish line OF march has been
| depopulsted by the troops, who have
murdered the inhabitants regardless oil
| age or sex.