The Yale expositor., 1907-12-20

Intermarriage of white persons and
Indians is advocated by Francis f.
Leupp. commissioner of Indian affairs,
who says the squaws make good
wives.
In Cleveland, o., George p. Harpst,
president of a real estate concern,
shot Mrs. Mary Volek, young widow
Friday and then turned the revolver
to his own head and fired. Harpst
may die. The woman was but slight
ly injured.
The pope received Archbishop Rior'
dan of San Francisco in private audi
ence. and the Catholic situation In the
United States in general and in the
diocese of San Francisco in particular
was discussed at length.
Richard E. Walton was hanged at
Chicago for the murder of Mrs. Lillian
Grant White.
The cry of babe in a lodging house
proved an alarm that saved eight from
death by fire in Allentown. Pa. Two
were asphyxiated.
Col A. S. Colyar aged 80 years,
noted jurist, statesman and author,
died at his home in Nashville, Tenn.
Fire in a stable in East Ninth
street, New York city, spread to an
adjoining building, causing the death
of one man.
DIR. Vladimir Sviatlowsky, professor
of political economy i'm the University
of ST. Petersburg, Russia. reported to
Al No, VOL, ,,oIina that ba had heen
defrauded of $3.50 when box contain
ing two quarts of chestnuts was
palmed off on him as one containing
valuable diamonds.
Miss Catherine Andrews, dressed in
boys clothes, called at the United
States recruiting office in Sioux City,
Ia, and sought to enlist in the army
of the Philippines.
New York brewers have announced
that after January 1 they will increase
the price of beer one dollar barrel.
Eight hundred agents of the Singer
Sewing Machine company have voted
10 strike for the closed shop and other
concessions.
Gov. Warner, of Michigan, formally
notified States Attorney General Bird
to draft charges against State Treas
urer Frank p. Glazier, of Chelsea,
looking to his removal from office.
The body of George Whitney, OF
Canterbury, n. H., was found in the
woods lying beside a deer which he
had killed. Death probably resulted
from heart failure.
William II. s. Wood, president OF the
Bowery Savings bank, an institution
with more than $100,000000 in de
posits, died at his residence in New
York from a complication of diseases
The police of Providence, r. l., were
notified that Frank Losee, OF New
York. an actor of "The Rose Of thu
Rancho" company, had been missing
for two days
At Cobalt Ont, fire destroyed thu
house of William Hewitt and caused
the death by suffocation of his tw'
little girls.
The fleet of battleships at Hampton
roads was declared to be ready to star
[ on its cruise to the Pacific and to d
? any service that might be require
of it.
: J. Dalzell Brown, the imprisone
l manager of the California Safe d.
+ post G. Trust company, of San Frar
; cisco. made a confession to the ban
commission that fictitious entries wer
= made in the books of the bank.
r. p. Easton, as years old, cashie
/ of the state bank at Herscher, III
shot himself to death in the bank. N
y reason is given.
Queen Garcia, widow of King Albel
n of Saxony, who has been i'll for som
# time past. has had a serious relaps
t. She is suffering from nephritis.
From a statement made by Assis
1t ant District Attorney Francis ]. Hene
IS of San Francisco, it was believed tn;
g the prosecution was contemplate
granting Abraham Ruef immunity
4 order to successfully prosecute Il
lie bribery-graft cases by getting Il
8 former political boss to take Il
J., stand.
DR.. William Wells, the Oldest pr
n, fessor of Union college, affectionate
V. known to the students for a quart
III of century as uncle Billy" died
lie the age of 81 of grippe. He had be-
connected with Union since 1865.
r. On the farm of John Duff, near Br
of toll, Tenn, his son William, aged
I'd years, was playing with stick Of
it. Mantle when 1t exploded, killing &
a boy, Mrs. Nathaniel Barnes and Nj
IT, Elijah Moody and her child.
Mai. Gen. Alexander Hamiltc
ed grandson OF Alexander Hamilton, 81
nd rotary Of the treasury under Geor
Washington, died at his home IN T.
IS. rytown, N. Y, at the age Of 80 yea
st The steamer Glenfarg arrived
Callao from China with IL cases
to beri-beri on board.
ce John v. Coggey, New York comm
ed sioner of correction, announced Il
he has decided to put an end to striT
i'd and lock-step in the Blackwell's Isla
We penltentiary as he believed that II
an did much to kill any smoldering spa
,rs OF decency that may remain in
prisoner.
he The costly residence of Sam