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The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13
Celebration Results.

Negaunee reports: Josephine KratZ,
aged 8 years, awoke, full or antlclpa-
ton of a happy day. But hardly had
she began enjoying herself when a
firecracker set fire to her dress and In
an instant she was all ablaZe. Her
screams brought assistance, but not
before she was SO severely burned that
the doctors were unable to save her
life.
Another fatality was that of Mrs.
Anton Hendrickson. The repeated FIR
ing of dynamite crackers so startled
her that she expired from nervous
prostration.
Willie Muck was shot through the
hand with a blank cartridge and will
lose the use of the hand.
Battle Creek-George Westerman's
leg was burned by a cannon cracker
and Louis Sharkey received side AMI
thigh burns because a bunch Of fire
crackers went off in his pocket.
Alpena-Fred. Marley, fireman en-
the Detroit q Mackinaw railroad, lost
his hand, which was shattered by a
big fire cracker, and amputation will
be necessary.
Lansing-Theodore Stoeppel, while
walking with his family to attend a
German picnic, was hit by a bullet
from a Winchester rife fred at tar
get. The ball penetrated his left breast
just above the heart, and he is at the
city hospital in dangerous condition.
Jackson-James II. Losie was in
jured by the bursting of gas pipe
cannon, and Willie Klump is minus a
finger by the explosion of big crack
er.
KalamaZoo-Daniel Pikaart, aged 12,
held a cannon fire cracker in his hand,
and it is probable he will hereafter be
blind.
Traverse City-A Happy Hooligan"
giant cracker exploded in the left hand
Of Fred. Ensign, and now his hand is
gone.
Ann Arbor-George Fletcher's face
was blown full of powder by the prem
allure discharge of a cannon and his
left eye is injured.
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HeartIess Mother.

Turning heartlessly from her two
children, one girl of years and the
other boy year older, Mrs. Weaver,
wife of Michael Weaver, of Kawkaw-
lin, attempted to desert them in the
office of the prosecuting attorney.
Threat of arrest by Assistant Prose
cutor Waddle deferred her from car
rying out her purpose. Mrs. Weaver
left her husband, who is a carpenter,
taking the two children to the home
of her brother. Later, she brought
them to the prosecutors office, and
said she would leave them there until
Weaver came for them.
The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13

There's no use in living in the sor-
rowful country while the hills OF hal
lelula beckon us on.
Miss Gertrude Dennig, OF Dannans-
town, Pa, has brought suit against
William Wannamaker. charging him
with breach OF promise. She SAYS she
learned to love him when he defend
ed her from two footpads, giving them
a good beating. They became en-
gagged, but Williams love grew cold.
Then she discovered, she says, that
the highwaymen had been hired by
her admirer to tale a licking from
him to show her what hero" he
was.
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STEAMERS LEAVING DETROIT.

DETROIT AND BUFFALO STEAMBOAT Co.. foot
of Wayne 81. for Buffalo and the East, daily 81
200 D. m. Sunday At 400 D. m. Week End
Excursion, $40 round trip.
DETROIT ATs CLEVELAND NAV. CO., foot OF
WAYNE St. for Cleveland. Pittsburg and Eastern
points daily at 1890 d. m. Week End Excur-
Sion TO Cleveland every Saturday, $500 round
trip.
WHITE STAR LINE. foot OF Griswod st. for.
Port Huron and way ports, daily at 500 A., m
daily at 4O0p.m., Sunday at 800 am and 500 D. m,
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Died on Holidays.

The death of 7-year-old Josephine
Kratz at Negaunee marks the fourth
remarkable fatality in the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Kratz. A child
died last Thanksgiving of typhoid
fever, a second died last Christmas
from the same disease, and a third
succumbed on New Years day, while
the fourth child died from accidental
burns on the Fourth of July, thus
marking each of the principal holidays
of the year with a tombstone for the
Kratz family.
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~ APID
X RAILWAY
N SYSTEM
The Great Pan oram iS
Route Between
Port Huron and Detroit

Low Ratss Par1cr Cars
Ers4usnt Service
Gears run on central standard time Time table
subject to change without notice.
DetroIt-Port Huron Specials Daily, running
over new short line.
Lv Port Huron waiting room 1880 NJ. 3 30 pm.
Arrive at Detroit On G. Depot 1902 m. 6:o2p m
Leave Detroit M. G. Depot 7:4s q. M. 3:45 p. IN
Arrive at Port Huron (wating toom) 1910 = IN.
6:2O p. m.
Time between Port Huron and Detroit City
Hall, two hours and thirty minutes.
Regular cars leave Port Huron waiting room)
for St Clair. Marine City. Algonac, Mt. Clemens,
Detroit and all intermediate points At 6:2O q. m.
and every hour thereafter until $50 p. m. cars
running over old route via Algonac
Direct connections are made In Port Huron
with Pere Marquette trains to and from the
north. Rad Axe, Croswe AMI all way stations,
Also stations on the Port Huron. Saginaw and
Bay City Division.
Fare, Port Huron to Detroit one wav. eOc.
Round trip tickets can be purchased at waiting
Room In Port Huron TO Detroit and return q
SL5U
For folders. time tables. booklets. ETC., address
Harry Bullen. Gen. Supt., Detroit Mich, or
Geo. w. Parker. q. K. and p. A, Detroit. Mich.
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Edwin Buchanan, aged 70, a Michi-
gan resident for half century and a
civil war veteran of the Sixty-sixth H.
linois sharpshooters, took an overdose
of belladonna at Montague, and con-
not live.
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Chicngn-Cash nnotatIons: n

Chicago-Cash quotations: No. 2
spring wheat. S2Ih @S3c; No. 3. ITO
52K d52%c; No. 2 yellow. 5SG5SAc;
No. oats. 3Slhc; No. white. 40K a
41%c; No. white, 37h a. 40c; No. 2 rye,
coo: good feeding barley, 39m43c; fair
to choice mailing. 42m51c; No. / flax
seed, 81 0Sh; No. l northwestern, 81 ~;
clover. contract grades, 81 %.
The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13
Gr0fn. Etc.

Detroit-Cash No. red, S2kc; July,
5000 bu at SOhc; September, 5000 bu
at SIC, 10000 bu at 1%c, 5000 bu at
s1%c, 5000 bu at 81 &c; December. TO-
600 bu at s3%c, 5000 blu at SO c. 1000
bu at S3hc. 10000 bu at S2%c; No. 3
red. S01kc; sample, / car at sac; No. 1
write, S2kc.
Corn-Cash No 3, SAC; No. yellow,
1 car at 55c.
Oats-Cash No. 8 white, cars at
42c; September, 36hc bid; rejected,
car at 401kc, / at Ale. at 40c.
Rye-Cash No. 2, 665c asked.
The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13

The Hensel Battery Manufacturing
Co, of Chicago. will erect a $1,000
plant in Allegan and move to avoid
strikes and labor difficulties. The COM
pany is capitalized at 100000.
Peter Peterson, of Bay City, has
started suit for SIS, 900 against the city
Of lonia to collect a balance he claims
is due on his contract for the Cleve-
land street road.
Steve Forensek, of Bessemer, walk
ing home on the Wisconsin Central
track, was knocked of a bridge. He
fell 20 feet, broke his neck and died
on the way to the hospital.
President Roosevelt appointed e. e.
Clark a member of the interstate
commerce commission. Mr.. Clark is
grand chief OF the Order 80 American
Railway Conductors. He served as a
member OF the anthracite coal strike
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East Bunfslo.-Fresh cows and spring.
ers at last weeks prices; export steers
steers. ST. 1916: best 1000 to l.1OO-l6 do,
81. 6Od4 90: best fat cows S3.50d4: fair TO
good, $275d3; trimmers. $1.5O; best fat
heifers. 4.2Sd4.5O: medium heifers. $40
yearling steers, s30325; common stock
steers, 81 1903; export bulls. 4d4.25; boz
logna bulls $2.5OG9; light stock bulls, 81
6225; strictly fancy cows $3SGI43: extra
good, sSOd35; medium, $22d2s; common,
$500.
Hogs-Market lower: workers -'oS'''-,
and heavy. S767.O5: roughs Sc 15d6. 20;
stays. S450cS5; closed firm. all sold.
Sheep-Best yearling lambs, S6.7567;
best sprlngers, sS.25qS.50; culls, $500
$3.50: best sheep. SJ.iotlO.JO; CU..s. va
4: ewes $750i5.
Calves--Steady; best. $780, medium
to good, s5q5.50; heavy. $3qi.
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Strange Disease.

Daniel Dover, a farmer living north
of Harrisville, one mile, has lost four
head of cattle in the last few days
with a strange disease. They are
taken first with a cough. then their
necks swell as full as the skin will
hold and their tongues will protrude.
They do not live more than six hours
after being seized. Three others in
the same field were taken sick this
morning, and no doubt will die before
night, as the doctors here can do
nothing for them. They are in a pas
ture with plenty of pure running
water. 1t does not appear that they
were poisoned.
The Yale expositor., 1906-07-13

Chicago-Common to prime steers, 81
66 10; cows, S3M4 so; heifers, 81 75m
5 25; bulls, 81 1904 rs; calves, IS 500
so; stockers and feeders 81 1904 60.
Hogs-Market strong; choice to prime
heavy, Sc 1906 80; medium to good
heavy, Sc 60@6 10; butcher weights,
Sc S566 92h: good to choice heavy
mixed, Sc so Gp6 so; packing. $6@6 75.
Sheep-Market strong: sheep, 81 ESQ
35; yearlings, So 1907 40; shorn
lambs, So 40H6.
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THE MARKETS.

Detroit-There was a fair demand for
stockers and Feeders at steady prices.
We quote: Extra dry-fed steers and
heifers, SO; steers and heifers, 1000 TO
l,2OO, $4@4 so; steers and heifers, 500
to 1000, SO 50@4; grass steers and
heifers that are fat, SEQ to 1000, SO 90
q 4; do, 500 to zoo, 1903 so; choice fat
o. common cows, $2m2 %; Gamers,
81 50q1 75; choice heavy bulls, $40
so; fair TO good bologna bulls, 81 rs
%; stock bulls, 81 50u3; choice feed
ing steers, 500 to 1000, SO 50@4; fair
feeding steers, 500 10 1000, $303 so;
choice stoCkers, 500 to 700, So 50M3 So;
fair stockers, 500 to 700. 50 1903 %;
stock heifers, 81 5S93; mixers, large,
young, medium age, 5000 40; common
mixers, Sl5@25. The veal calf trade
was full steady with last week, and
So 10 was paid for a few choice ones.
We quote: Best grades, Sc 2506 10;
mediums. IS 5OQ6; common and heavy,
$4I5.
Sheep-The sheep and sqmb trade was
very active, and, quay considered,
prices ruled a trifle higher than they
did week ago. Best spring lambs,
IS 5049 so; fair to good lambs, $7MS;
light to common lambs $6M6 %; year
lings, IS 5OM7 so; fair to good butcher
sheep, 81 50Q5 %; culls and common,
$3a4.
Hogs-The hog trade was strong and
prices paid were lOQ 15c higher than
ing at SIS So per hundred. The run was
the lightest OF the year. Range of
prices: Light to good lstchers, SO sea
IS; pigs, So 10; light workers., Sc $50
So; roughs, s. 50q6; stays one-third
off.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
rocked on the Rock of Defective Administration Of Law
copyright, 19O5.)

President Roosevelt having the and the
house rapidly passed bill in order to
helm the unfortunate girl vice pres
association to the United States
from near Odessa years leaving behind widowed
mother built successful business
supported remance At the time of the great
daughters fed in their night
prvation peasants house until they could
smuggle the family
Diner the Oldest daughter had
the flight the frozen and
control station reached the
The family arrested and
they would remain Germany
the immigration
positively
mother her guardian order
might To return their Russian home
probable family divided
bond of $4,000 that his sister should not
Attorney Congressman William s.
Washington the plain
President Roosevelt
Secretary The
she Three months
employed brother brought her
Philadelphia recognized and the Kroonland
14th April the deported this
a wife Cohen
being nadmissibe
yeest
this writing thou
sands of miles from her family and in the the
Russian authorities.
One of the little dramas Long Wharf Boston.
CURED this last Ju On 4he steamship canopc there arrived
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

the ports embarkaon private reports great
of Hamburg liverpool
in these through which passes
least steamship
refused embarkaton from 1905,
North German Lloyd doctors
ing in the month OF May The majority Of these had from
east central Europe barring the double
annually present system
of administration of immigration Surely
should worldwide
inhuman should immediate
But ocadom and the public caloused by frequent
little stories OF these deluded helpless unforuna
usual printed in the
OF these which dramatic qualities
the individual misery inflicted appalling
the aggregated anguish must be-
the others Monars
The father and the The
family dependent for them had behind
had been hard struggle to borrow the
beadwinners The youth found be admissible
guardian, boy re-
spelled
family inspectors
planned that IL the boy had alone he
mitted his fathers
they deported
constantly together talking earfuy plan
At last the fatal appeared grated
door of the detention rooms and called
Ludwig Molnar"
something falling
a wild grief the
fathers body sacrifice accomplished
Client Both admitted
The Fannie Diner perhaps the
much ado having been made over at home and abroad
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
mned Back Ellis Tragedy of the Rejected mm9raI
Brandenbug the National ImmigraiO


that could see sign though
coming and her increased when she
ship aboard towed
institutional island where
all they prisoners The exgencies
when. after hurried physical
uniform, she aside thorough
which hearendng
be followed by close questioning into her before
three coulike She
and their English speech strange that the interpreter
her only tie with world she had
elaboration they decided
beds floors smelling of cleansing chemicals
the windows If the place prison.
full enreaes she told that the authorities
her children be that able
stayed mmured with doubt and fear growing
kind German missionary often talked brought
Official from the German consulate
this subordinate with another
ton and kindly they able they
could be located by telegraph daughter
position to help her daughter Hoboken the
hospital with the municipality children;
the in the had been Excluded
back by the ship which she
she could tell in party forty
Others all weeping and waling the barge
again and she returned Hamburg.
This is but which the facts
have gathered them pathetic extreme Europe
have found these ruined
life by failure to enter the United
sent back from the United States 10000
wageed their lives desnes being accompany
the children the sick
other admissible aliens return
the number OF 10000 making the total returned
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Agriculture of Ancient Days

All the primitive agricultural
The oldfashoned thrhing
which is hched to pair of mules and drawn rapidly
round. When the wheat go
the threshng floor winnow the
the chan We informed that
in the districts
a raise in the United States.
Madrid surprised 1t contains million
inhabitants is about
attractive CITY, CITY, being
but 1t substantial blocks
picture gallery and half centuries old In the different
1eres Madrid the
Murilo
Spanish countries, reminders Of
the national the bull
circular bull pit it is often
the place. the
OF great value-are onamented with
The bull fight probably
iato contests of Rome surviving relic brutality
when Spain follows northern neighbos
ton Of education At teray
9 disgracefully large.
las a md through
the form of eectDg legislative body
characterized by the freedom
northern There
growing spirit of reform which
less religious interference in the
he manifested and because the
whre parliamentary has for centuries
lished fact
Toledo ware-ron steel nlaid with
what the Damascene work of japan the old
and Consantnope The
delicate
tracery of gold.
nights brought captal
Spain had been city
the Christian and the 1t western
Mecca for the Mohammedans There gates
wall which built by bridge which
foundations great The bridge
with its massive arches and ponderous piers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Mosque of Cordova

however overhadowing object Of In
Cordoya itself we'll visit this city OF
winding and oriental The ground plan
the about 100000 eenea much
enehird of the is occupied by
All welleguated where the
shippers assemble purify before entering their
centuries building
extending its limits order accommodate
increasing number of converts In the structure
gives little idea of its immensely 1t is
heavily butressed entered by huge
these striking testimony remarkable
entered into by the Christians and Mohammedans
antagonc religions divided the church between
with plates of bronze which
Catholic Arabic symbols alternate The Joint occupation did
but Abderahman when he desired
followers Prophet consderae enough
purchase the other half the Christians.
The interior of the succession supported
thousand pillars and these pillars the traveller is told
brought from Carthage and Italy Wokmen
Consantinope of the Caliph and possible
variety of architecture the columns them
or n capitals
When Cordova the Christians in the hr
of this building converted cathe
today presents curious combination OF chapel altar
the principal choir
of these pictures illustrate
history while another the principal
n the life of Christ.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Gibraltar's Rocky Height

of has on
respect only with which
than the pictures Indicate
immense limestone formation rising obrupt from the water
about three miles long and, the
mile 1t evident that
island for the low fiat strip of ground which connects
with mainland have been formed by the washing
The triangular face of the rock which is usually
photographed looks toward the land instead of toward the sea-
being imposing. 5000 in
the base Of the rock fully 20
made the English garrison 1t
the not
the settlement of civilians there The rock is full of concealed
be imprgnable 1t to be
with galleries and the of cannon poked out
commanding point When the WIND from the east
rock sometimes concealng its summit
especially good it
one frequented world docks will
ships Just beyond the rock of Gibraltar
ground side senneled by the Brit
thousand Spaniard enter
all the manual labor done by them
their homes at night Just across the bay or harbor
Spanish from both Ageciras and Gbra
tar boats Tanger, the Morocco capital
We had planned this but deferred partly
Tanger made uncertain that would
able land and partly because weather threatened
to delay return
instance of hereditary office holding
often paraeed our people The position OF
family for eghtyfour
secuve Mr. sprague is the third of his
government his father VINO held the once TOT
his father The consul
sprague intensely Notwithstanding the long resi-
his family outside the country
Gibraltar for the west he bids farewell
to Africa and the meGibratar and
opposite side of the channel the two
GENTLY known in bold relief
against These rocks not the last land however, al
though striking features There is point few miles
Tara which, according to tradition
bold robbers who exacted tribute from all who
Tarfa that the words related fitting
that thing by the traveller his de-
the tariff is the first thing which he upon MS
arrival in America W. ]. BRYAN
Copyright 1900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

all finished other Mohammedan
buildings the ornamentaon geometrcal and flowers
the followers of this religion their dolatry
far that they do animals
decoration The material Alhambra
surprising deacy
One finds reminder of the which play important
built Mohammedan India,
that in India marble is used.
especially interesting this the word of the
guide relied Ferdinand and Isabella received Columbus
Just before he embarked his of discovery
of the Ahambra by of Charles the
Fifth the sixteenth conceived the idea of
building himself design The structure
substantial
beautiful than which intended
shine The built cstern within the walls of
Ahambra brought the mountains supply it,
below the
filtered that greatly sought for
drinking This farghted provision, only
but for possible to have been characteristic of the
Constantnope likewise
underground reservoirs
Granada has considerable population From the AL
hambra their dwellings hillside The
of the with only the visible All
variety anywhere in
glmpses past than
be anywhere else west of the Bosphorus
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

brought forcby years ago this
blghtng misfortune that falls
inadmssbe to the United States, when lonely
wildered old woman elbow, on the
Kaseouai In Hamburg and to the municipal
await the disposition
object OF charity.
She made with dmculty cobblestones
weighted with old leather vae
shawl Her chin quiveed with her
wrinkied cheeks pifu Homecoming
before.
made particular inquiry the
her She had lived all life salonsbug
Potsdam. and family children
the face OF the earth South Africa
and two daughters the United States The
aborer in Texas, daughter wife
and the other daughter widow with three children
boarding house Hoboken N. When her
died she buried him churchyard
with
conception of how widely children
and dreaming that all of them would
meet her and that would
the home OF where might
days in She had misgngs when the
her return fare should be admitted
pass of examination
good
afraid especially neghb0rs
chance children
would
with its squalo its filth its seasckness its
mob which compelled
persons
her a When the
the wonderful harbo distressed her greatly
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21
Granada and Alhambra

The
whose summit fingered
month August
derives its food splendid which
extends
population of 50O00 than third
the city height
kings held oriental fashion
with which the colder countries of the north did
hunted through the forests of the hemisphere
his height of Ahambra
for the determination of
the
returning SPOIL
the firest of
fountains
his habitation.
Washington Irving contributed to on
the Ahambra it's legends
description of this fascinating palace of the
the
ing the neglected occupied wandering
whose members felt interest in its preservation
the place which
only protect it from further vandalism
parts
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

VT INColN Sept 1O(Specal Correspondence The
The peninsula which Spain Portugal
them is the Europe least visited by Ame-
cans although 1t stretches like friendly
western hemisphere only the
OF NORTH America but the colonze
Wnen
round the ships sailing from Hamburg Antwerp
ready hed and had to look
daon mention this experience hope that NAV help
some other traveller who dilemma
not only secured satisfactory
opportunity to see the backward
hold OF the Moors during the middle
of the globe.
last train makes the distance from n
little over day. the only drawback
the Pyrenees in the Paris longer
than expected deprived of
cry and Of the of northern
In the resembles
parts of Mexico The
the grain having been gathered fields
for the vineyards These all recall
the fact that SPAIN like other coonze tried
supplement her products rather
forbade growing in Cuba prohibited
the culture of the but the Speaking
OF grapes 1t only fair this
surpassed Nowhere have
delicious. AT they asking
be bought Spain for 10
exported to the United States sold
ter months are here within the reach of all
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

The road from CordovaCodova the Arabic
learning and religion but than 10000
to Granada
leads through succession Of olive Nowhere
in Palestine name,
such abundance of these
this
supply olive oil enough without importing from the
United States and been shippers
oil Europe
seed oil which has twice Atlantic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-21

INCoLN Sept 10(Specal Correspondence of The Bee y
Inc peninsula which Spain and Portugal divide
them is the part of western Europe by
"A
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-12-07

II Is doubtful II any royal cOnsort s
more loved by her people than Is the
empress Of Japan Educated accord
INK TO fcudal ideas and skilled In all
the accomplishments honulng one OF
her social cmlucnce her majesty
strongly fayors the broadnoss OF Tho
new education for women and from
her private purse gives laree SUM
toward the maintenance OF women
schools aud universities. During Mo-,
war with Russia the empress Nsitc.
the hospitals many times and oycl'
day passed hours making handagrs
The effect of these baudagos upon th'
wounded soldiers has been Of deep in
tercst 10 medical and scientific men
for the soldiers honored by then
seemed 10 rally under a peculiar men
tai influence All other bandaFes wer'
destroyed after their FIRST use. thos,
made by the empress were NJ ilzo,
and used again for the slmp easol
OF their effect On tho recovery Of thl
soldiers.