The Yale expositor., 1906-03-09
MICHIGAN NEWS.

Henry Adamski, aged 10, skated into
hole on Kalamazoo river, and his
body was found two hours later.
A 100000 hotel company is to erect
building with 100 rooms on a blum
60 feet above the river at Berrien
| Springs.
Grass Lake now has electric lights
| from its own plant which was installed
for $4,000, or $500 inside of the appro-
priation.
The ID. & C. steamer City of Detroit
| opened the season of 1906 on March
5, sailing from Detroit for Cleveland
at a. m.
A wealthy widow, whose identity is
withheld. offers Grand Rapids 43 acres
of land as a site for tuberculosis
sanitarium.
The fifth district Republican con-
| gressional committee unanimously
agreed upon making a nomination I'M
der the new primary law.
Gov. Warner has appointed Warren
| A. Hunt of Big Rapids agent Of state
board of corrections and charities for
Mecosta county, vice William Ladner'
| deceased.
VIM. A. McCool, OF Traverse City,
has patented a process of manufacture
ing dried milk which can be handled
like -four, will keep in any climate
and is easily soluble in water.
While walking across the railroad
! tracks, Mrs. Lille Keyes, of Sherwood,
deaf woman. was run over by the
| westbound express and instantly
killed. She was So years of age.
Port Huron waterworks is seriously
| crippled by the breaking down OF the
| big engine. No water can be pumped
above the first floor of buildings. IL
will be repaired in few days.
The homecoming of Ernest Gross,
| to Ann Arbor. who went west five
| years ago to make his fortune. was a
sad one, as he had recently lost his
sight in a mine accident in California.
William Maher, of Kalamazoo, who
| recently cut his throat in a second
attempt at suicide, says that he has
no desire TO die. but is seized with an
uncomfortable determination TO enc
his life.
A street car line from Sturgis to
! Klinger Lake, and from there on to
Three Rivers, is the ambition of c..
A. Freeland. The project contemplates
the organization of $4,000 stock
! company.
VIM. Hartford, OF the 500, walked
| into channel cut in the ice by In
dians to permit the passage of their
boats in st. Mary's river, and was
| drowned. He leaves widow and four
children.
Every rib in Herbert Brady's body
was fractured when he was caught be-
/ tween a traction engine which slipped
! backwards down hill against a water
| tank. His home is at Washington, Ma
comb county.
A mail pouch intended for William
! ston postoffice was run over by train
and a small wooden box containing a
! pair of spectaLles addressed to L3fay-
! cite King WIS crushed but the spec
! tacles were intact.
Woodworking firms here already
| complain Of shortage of timber owing
| to the lack of snow this winter to get
out the logs. When there has been
| snow it has been so warm that it was
! too soft 10 work well.
Uncle Dan" Whlpple celebrated his
/ 106th birthday anniversary in his
home in Traverse City. He has been
! suffering from a severe cold this
winter and longs for spring so he
can get back into the country.
Police Justice BENEFITS court, in
! Port Huron, was suddenly interrupted
by news of the visit of stork at the
! Bennett house. Courts adjourned.
said the justice as he grabbed his hat
and started home to see the boy.
Judge Miner, of Owosso. has ruled
that members of the recent grand
Jury cannot be paid for Sundays and
half holidays, and those who have not
| already done so are asked to refund
nine days pay thus declared Illegal.
Fred Tourge, of Cassopolis, went to
n dance after being laid up with blood
poisoning in one leg His leg became
| so swollen that he tainted and his
trousers had to be ripped to get them
off. The doctor says he will be Grip
pied for life.
]. Henry Wright, well-to-do farmer
living near Caro-, has gone to New
York to marry the French girl, Berthe
Claiche, who is on trial for the murder
of Emile Gerdron, who had forced her
to a life of shame. That is, he expects
to marry her If she is acquitted.
Theodore Roosevelt Foster Is the
youngest of IL sons of the Foster fam
lily, of Haslett, and President Roose
welt has sent his photograph to the
babe by Mrs. Laura Haslett. well
TODD woman of the place, who visited
the president in company with Con
gresham Sam w. Smith.
Wolves continue to slaughter deel
in the woods, especially where the
snow Is deep. A returning landlookei
tells of finding eight deer carcasses
on 40-acre tract. Some of the ami
mails merely had their threats bitten
indicating that the wolves had killed
them merely for the lust of slaughter
workmen excavating in the rear o.
a Lansing store found an iron safe
and Immediately had visions of untold
wealth. The door was hastily pounded
/ 10 hoo ,