The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-08-02

struck because they did not like the
discipline of q new chief operator.
Jacob Hinze. of Big Rapids. took
morphine after his release from Jail.
He leaves a widow and six children.
Ewald Boelter, aged II. OF Ludlng
ton, discarded life preserver, think
Ing 1t was not needed, and drowned.
Domestic troubles prompted Mrs.
George Scupholm. of Cass City, 20 take
carbolic acid, and she may not recover.
The receivers of the Toledo. Ann
Arbor & Detroit electric line have
been ordered to sell the road in Sep
TENDER.
Fred. Fay, union organizer, was dis
charged by the d. T. r. from the Ypsi.
Ann line, for activity in the NJ. U. r.
labor difficulties.
Michigan Rural Letter Carriers Sc
kcted Jackson for the next meeting
place. r. T. Walker, Plymouth, was
chosen president
While preparing breakfast Wednes.
day morning Mrs. Lois A. Bright, of
Flint, suddenly collapsed and passed
| away in few minutes.
A special election will be held in the
Lansing legislative district in Septem'
Der to select a successor to Rep. S. ID.
Montgomery, resigned.
John and Henry Pamptoppe, of
Athens, two Indians, refused to tell
Justice Batdorff who sold them liz.
uor, and were fined S. apiece.
Mai.-Gen. julius p King, inspector of
Michigan's Patriarchs Militant and
prominent Odd Fellow. died in Battle
! Creek after years of suffering.
Ben f. Powell, aged %, who left
his home in Carson City more than
a week ago, saying he would be gone
a few minutes, has not returned.
Frank Castor, brother of Fred. Cas-.
! tor, who was electrocuted in Columbus,
! o., is in Jail in Flint for an assault
upon Frank Campbell, ID. u. II. con.
/ ductor.
More than 5000 people saw the cor.
nerstone of the new $4,000 Y. NJ c..
! A. building laid in Cadillac. w. W.
Mitchell, who gave $4,000, placed the
first stone.
Motorman Heinz and Conductor
jerks tried to put two men, who re-
fused to pay their fare, off an Ypsi
Ann car, and the former was cut in
the face. The men escaped
Reports from the different Detroit
hospitals say that the people injured
| in the wreck near Salem are making
good progress toward recovery and
will soon be able to go home.
Determined that Detroit shall not
get the headquarters of the supreme
tent, Knights of the Maccabees Of the
World, the citizens of Port Huron plan
to secure several thousand new mem.
bers and thereby retain the headquar.
tiers.
Valentine Bayer, who died in st.
Mary's hospital, Detroit, while a fed
eral prisoner, accused of obtaining
mail under false pretenses and there.
by cheating a widow out of 500, is
said to have died of grief over the
wrong he did.
By nearly all the upper peninsula
roads, the new passenger rate will go
into effect promptly on their lines.
Lower peninsula railway officials have
not responded promptly, but many of
the managers are said to be absent
from the state.
John Carroll, a bridge worker
dropped dead on the street in Jack.
son Wednesday. Carroll had recently
returned from an extended trip in
Ireland. His death was caused by
heart disease brought on by the ex
cessive heat.
Joseph Cain died in the Petoskey
hospital from injuries received al
Pellston. A Grand Rapids & Indiana
train cut his leg off, his body was
bruised and he sustained internal in
juries. He was As years old and leaves
widow and son.
Judson Harmon, receiver of the Pere
Marquette, places most OF the blame
for the Salem wreck on the single
track system OF the road. He says thai
such accidents are likely to occur on
single track roads and regrets the fac
that the Pere Marquette cannot afford
to double track its system.
Despondent because of iii success IL
business life, Henry c. Leighton, aged
35, cork of a Battle Creek hotel. sho
himself In front of mirror yesterday
morning. He was found dead by his
! wife, wso rushed into the room.
. hustily scrawled note told where his
insurance papers could be found. Be
sides his widow Leighton leaves two
young children.
Another college romance eliminated
Wednesday, when Miss Violet McLarer
} ,ecame the bride OF Howard F. Whitney
! Of Reed City. Miss McLaren wa,
graduated with the '07 literary class
: The groom was graduated in the Law
department at the same time and en-
tered partnership with his father.
prominent lawyer at Reed City. Withe.
: was pole vaulter and sub on the foo
ball team.
Four fires broke out in houses II
the village of Whitehall, four mile
l from Muskegon, between midnight an,
, o'clock Sunday morning. and til
: residents are greatly excited. Bur
I glars are believed to have started tn
), fires, hoping to burglarize others dun
ing the excitement.
{ man, representing himself as
: Chicago toilet dealer, has been swind
: ling women merchants of Sturgis Il
! wholesale way He offered to pu
!. | A.. a ot1nL - tnftot Goods In honf