The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-08-17

tween Tartars and Armenians in the
Shusha district of Caucasia.
Six men were burned by an explo-
sion in the paint locker on the tor
pedo boat destroyer Worden at the
Norfolk navy yard.
Jane3ville, Wis, was visited by ter
rifle rainstorm, causing several thou
sand dollars damage by the washing
of streets. In one place 200 feet on
Washington street was washed way
for a depth of 30 feet and width Of
20 feet. The business streets were
flooded.
Jere NJ. Hunt, city passenger agent
of the Chicago & Alton railroad, died
at St Louis from kidney trouble, af-
ter less than days illness.
w. F. Arthur & Co. cotton Arm
of Texarkana, Tex, went into involun-
tary bankruptcy on a petition of east
ern creditors. The liabilities are
$137, 900: assets nominal.
Capt. Truebridge, of the steamship
Northwestern, brings from the north
a photograph taken by an officer of
the revenue cutter Perry of the newly
formed island lying so miles west of
Dutch Harbor, directly between the
Bogoslof islands.
The Roosevelt Home club, which
was organized to acquire possession
Of the Roosevelt homestead where the
president was born and TO maintain
it as a landmark in the city of New
York, has decided that it is not in
position to fulfill its mission.
Emperor William has conferred the
Order of William upon Frau Krupp,
the widow of the gunmaker.
The so-called Boykin anti-bucket-
shop bill, adopted by the house of rep
resentatives passed the Georgia SEN
ate by the decisive vote of 3s to 3.
Speaker Cannon, of Illinois, and his
daughter, Miss Cannon, will visit Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh at their
Wolhurst country home. Littleton,
Col, between the first and middle of
October, to remain a week or longer.
e. X. Balzer, vice president and c.
f. Anderson. secretary of the defunct
J. F. Baden Produce company, of Win
field, Kan, were arrested on a charge
of forgery. Anderson also is charged
with perjury.
Paul Morton was cleared of the
stigma of rebating in connection with
the Santa Fe railroad by the inter
state commerce commission ia a state
ment issued regarding the conviction
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway company.
The United States has again entered
the silver market and for the first
time in 13 years is a bidder for silver
for coinage purposes.
Prince Troubetskoy, aid-de-camp to
the emperor, visited the fortress at
Cronstadt and distributed medals to
the troops who participated in the
suppression of the revolt.
The sentences passed upon the Sc
mitigated. On the recommendation of
Admiral Skrydloff, Minister of Marine
Birileff, instead of confirming the sen.
fences, has ordered complete rehear-
ing of the cases at the end of two
months.
Copenhagen newspapers are enthusl.
astic over the American suffragists,
especially dwelling on the oratorical
powers of Rev. Anna f. Shaw and Ida
Hustled Harper, and the presidential
ability of Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
They print portraits of all the Ameri.
cans.
Prof. Henry ID. Smith, general Sec
rotary of Beloit college, died at Will
liamsburg, Wis, as a result of his eff
forts to save the life of Miss Ruth
Macumber, who was drowned near
Lake Geneva.
The Illinois state board of agricul.
ture issued bulletin stating that re-
ports show the yield of winter wheat
in Illinois this year is 1866, $50 bush.
els, an average of 20 bushels per acre,
an increase of 4,906,232 bushels over
1906, ...-|e.-
Reports of the analysis of about so
samples of potted ham, potted chick
en-. hamburger steak, luncheon saus-
age and similar preparations sold by
meat packers submitted to State
Dairy and Food Commissioner AUX
euy VI OulO, SEOW Tie pIeSeHCe VI
preservatives and in some cases
traces of tin and zinc poison. The
latter are attributed to the use of a
poor quality of containers. One sam
pie labeled "PQ;ted Chicken" was
found to be veal E---sEs--> p
After writing a note stating that he
took his life rather than again earn
his living by selling liquor, Ernest
Steinhardt. 81 years of age, commit
ted suicide by drinking morphine at
st. Louis.
Frederick Z. Coyne, former post
master and well known in Chicago
political circles, failed, the Chicago
Title & Trust company taking charge
of his bakery and luncheon business
as receiver in bonds of $4,000.
That the honor of the United States
is of more Importance than the pun
ishment of a million criminals was the
statement made by Judge Hough In
| the United States circuit court at
New York in the habeas corpus pro-
ceedings Instituted on behalf OF