The Yale expositor., 1906-11-30
MICHIGAN BREVITIES.

Politicians at Lansing will have a
coon hunt.
A movable dam is TO be built at
Traverse City.
Flint demands S-for-a-quarter tickets
from d. F. & S. road.
There are S19 miles of electric inter-
urban railway in the state.
Two women took examination for
embalmers' license at Lansing.
A big flock of white swans lowered
around Portland all day Sunday.
Typhoid is on the increase in the
state according to report at Lansing.
The merchants of Pontiac have or
ganized to list deadbeats and refuse
credit to all who do not pay.
lind and Morton hotels, has bought the
Herald Square at Grand Rapids.
Judge Walter II. North, in the Kala-
maZoo circuit court, rules that mar
riage licenses cannot.be suppressed.
Orchards were uprooted at Standish
and the front of n. B. Weaver's brick
warehouse blown down by the storm.
Highway commissioners OF every
township in Arenac county attended
the good roads institute, addressed
by a representative of II. S. Earle's
department
Michael O'Neill. of Ypsilanti, who
was said to have died from heart fail
ure, is now thought TO possibly have
been poisoned. Coroner Burchfield is
investigating.
Simon Boston, of Sutton's Bay, who
lost both limbs through being frozen
80 years ago, has given up the strug-
gle and entered the soldiers home in
Grand Rapids.
Miss Olive Martin, Of Ishpeming
who last year was one of the few
women OF the upper peninsula to shoot
a deer, has brought down a 100-pound
doe this season.
A burglar who was shot at by Night
watch j. w. Sanford, of Farwell, while
attempting to rob a saloon left a trail
of blood which led to the buggy in
which he escaped.
Henry A. Wolf, former chairman OF
the Muskegon County Republican COM
mittee and a close friend of Gov.
Warner, is an applicant for appoint
ment as game warden.
The Randalls, father and son,
charged with aiding Bert Kemp to
escape after shooting Chief OF Police
Masten, Of Ann Arbor, have been freed
on motion of the prosecutor.
F. w. Viederman, said to be from
Detroit, told the Traverse City coun-
ell that Standard Oil capitalists want
10 build an electric line through that
district. He wants franchise.
H. T. Nelson will return to Copen-
hagen after an absence of eighteen
years to manage a refrigerator plant
In his native city, introducing Ameri-
can methods which he learned in a
Muskegon plant.
A forged note. found in bottle in
the river at St Joseph. saying that
Miss Olive Templeton intended to kill
herself, now leads to the belief that
she was murdered. Her body was
found in the river in February, 1905.
Two men, giving the names Of
Thomas Morris and B. Crosby, of Chi
cago, were arrested in Manistee,
charged with fieecing Casper Schneid-
err, a farmer, out of $40, by one Of
them impersonating the famous DIR.
Lorenz, Of Austria.
Probably not more than one-third OF
the 800 to 1000 deer hunters in Dick
inson county took out licenses. The
county has had no deputy since the
new law was enacted giving the state
the lions snare of license fees. The
game warden assigned but one dep
uty to the Menominee range field.
The body of Timothy Duffy, a form
err resident of Hancock, was foundpbe-
side the railroad tracks In Omaha,
Neb. The police of that city are mys-
tilted as to whether his death was
accidental or the result of a crime.
His body was badly cut and his neck
was broken. He may have been killed
by q fall from a car
A bronze cross IL to mark the spot
In Chippewa county where Marquette
trod.
Four new free delivery routes will
be established at Midland January 1,
making in all IL in Midland county,
eight of which start from Midland, and
practically cover the entire county.
The new routes will cause four small
postoffices to be discontinued.
After being lost AZ years, her en-
gagement ring is TO be returned to
Mrs. Calvin s. Blount. of Washington,
ID. G. IL was lost by her sweetheart in
the grass at friends house. and was
found when her brother turned spade
Of earth in the garden last summer.