The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1907-05-31
MOST IMPORTANT EVENTS OF
THE PAST WEEK TOLD IN
CONDENSED FORM.
ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD
Complete Review Of happenings Of
Greatest interest from All Parts Of
the GIobe-Latest Home and For.
eign Items.

United States and Mexico, of the re-
call OF the latter to Picking.
The San Francisco grand jury re-
turned 50 indictments against Mayor
Schmitz. Abe Ruef and officials of the
street railway and other companies.
Pupils of ST. Louis high school have
been ordered to keep their trousers
down and stop wearing loud socks.
Attorneys closed argument in the
preliminary fight to compel an ac-
counting by trustees of Mrs. Eddy.
Citizen of st. Paul. filed complaint
with the commerce commission accus-
ing the Pullman company of discrim-
fnation against occupants of upper
berths.
A plot to kill the German emperor
was foiled by the Berlin police.
Thirty-five Russian anarchist students
were arrested.
An American named Laurie Reynald
was killed in the forest of st. German,
France, by being thrown from his
horse.
Eight persons were killed and 40
wounded in an Austrian election riot.
Police Captain Mclaughlin, of New
York, accused of aiding the Gould di-
vorce case, resigned from the force.
John Burroughs defends President
Roosevelt from the criticisms of Rev.
William J. Long, whom he terms an
upstart writer.
Senator Pettus says the senate is
acting without power in investigating
the Brownsville affair.
The action OF President Cabrera of
Guatemala in sentencing 19 alleged
conspirators to death again arouses
Mexico
The Mohonk conference on arbitra-
ton decided not TO recommend inter
national disarmament to The Hague
conference.
Famine kills $4,000 in eastern Rus.
STA, and 100000 in one province are
being fed at soup houses.
London socialists welcomed their
brethren from Russia. Englishmen are
urged not TO loan money in Russia.
Chicago labor leaders plan a great
demonstration July to publicly spurn
socialism and anarchy.
w. f. Walker absconding treasurer
of New Britain, Conn, savings bank,
was, it has been learned, a passenger
on the steamship Doris on her last
voyage to the Orient. He is reported
20 have landed at a Chinese port and
disappeared.
Rev. Joseph Easter, Dunkard
preacher, was called out of his house
in Carroll county, Virginia, and shot
dead. He would have been an impor-
tant witness in pending cases of illegal
tiquor selling.
Bands of armed rebels tried to cap
ture Ambato and Latacunga, in Ecua.
dor, but were surprised and disarmed
by a detachment of troops from Lata
reported in almost all parts of the
country.
Philip Schwartz. known as the
Duke of Shantytown." who is under
indictment at Cincinnati for murder in
the first degree for shooting Police
man Satters, paid $3.50 to the widow
Mrs. Satters had sued for $4,000
claiming that was the value of her
husbands service to his family The
$3.50 was a compromise.
Bank Commissioner Smock was noti
fed of the failure of the State bank oil
Manitou, Okla, capital $4,000.
The admiralty court at HAMBURG
has decided that the wreck of the
Hamburg line steamer Prin
zessin Victoria Luce near Kingston
Jamaica, December 16. was due tc
Capt Brunswig's mistake. The cap
tain committed suicide at the time OF
che wreck.
King Carlos has conferred the title
of baron on A. Patterson, manager IN
Portugal of the business of the
Standard Oil company, in recognition
of his personal effort to develop com
mercial relations between Portuga
and the United States.
A great demonstration of the Ulster
unionists unanimously condemned Mr.
Birreils Irish bill. which was charac
terized as settling nothing and unset
fling everything"
A loophole for Standard OIL Il
shown IN the contention that compa
MES as well as individuals are immun,
from indictment where evidence hal
been given before the grand Jury.
Minnesota railways complain of
loss of revenue by the operation o
the two-cent passenger law.
Steamer officials mistook Angus
Belmont for a noted card sharp.
The secretary OF the interior ap
proved the selection OF 123,348 acre
of land selected by the state OF Colo
RADIO in lieu of school lands otherwise
disposed OF. The selected lands arr
an the Sterling district.
Black Hundreds in Odessa renewe,
sheir attacks on the Jews. beatini
many before Governor General Kaul
bars took control and put an end Il
the rioting.
The Montreal longshoremen's strik
was settled on the terms of the steam
ship companies.