The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-08-20


matte race to see which shall be first
to have it's envoy at Washington
raised to the rank of ambassador.
Having an insane desire to kill her
husband, Mrs. Maria Coseo of New
York has asked that she be sent back
to her home in Italy that the tragedy
may be averted.
The United States will call halt II
Japan attempts to close the doors Of
China to American trade.
The First National bank at Upton,
Ind, which closed when the assistant
cashier, Noah Marker, fed, was re-
opened.
Food preservatives will be a subject
for discussion at the annual conven-
ton of the Association of National
and State Dairy and Food depart
ments, which will begin at. Denver,
Aug. "a.
Charles Van Studdiford, husbandtof
Grace Van Studdiford. the singer. re-
ceived what may be a fracture of the
skull when he was overcome by the
heat and fell from a tallyho at Deca-
tur, Ill.
The British battleship Swiftsure has
left Malta for Crete and ships of other
nations will follow, the intention be-
ing to impress the people of the island
with the fact that respect for the
rights of Turkey is demanded.
Regular troops, each armed with 300
rounds of ammunition, are keeping
the strike sympathizers at Fort VIII
liam, Ont, from repeating rioting. Fiji
teen persons we're wounded in clashes.
Milton, Del, was swept by flames
which destroyed the business district
When the fire company responded to
the first alarm it found it's apparatus
burning.
The body of Albert Burt, who was
so economical" that his wife left
him, was found hanging in the garrett
of his home at Mineola, l.. l., and hid
den near it in the rafters was $2,119.
The steamer Daniel j. Morrill, was
damaged $4,000 by collision with the
steamer Henry Phipps in Whitefish
bay.
For the second time in his career
WI Ting Fang, Chinese minister to
the United States has been recalled
from the country. He will be sue
ceeded by Chang Yin Tang.
Delight Weston, daughter of E. B.
Weston, president of the Terre Haute
Qnd) Paper Company, received bal
loon as a gift from her father on the
occasion of her graduation from Smith
college.
Theodore Harris, who died recently
in Louisville, by his will left his chill
dren $3.50 a month each and left over
$1,000,000 to a baptist institution Of
Kentucky.
Mexican revolutionists have APP
pealed to the Political Refuge and De-
tense league, whose headquarters is
said to be in Chicago, for Jose G.
Raniel and Tromas Sarabia, arrested
in San Antonio, Tex.
James X. Hackett, the actor,
through his attorney in New York.
denied that he had made a recon
Citation with his wife, Mary Man
nering.
Howard Quick and Percy Barron
were killed by lightning while de-
scending into a coal mine at Idaho
Springs, Col. Quick's father was oper-
ating the machinery that runs the
cage.
A plan for the settlement of the
hatters' strike in Newark, N. j., and
tho OronOac moo ooraad nm OF a onp.
ference held in Gov. Forts cottage at
Sea Girt. The agreement is to be
signed by both parties within five days.
About 400 delegates attended the
Christian Missionary Alliance conven.
ton in Cleveland.
Announcement is made by the de-
partment of agriculture at Washing
ton of the discovery of a mixture to
combat black rot, which has ravaged
eastern vineyards.
Alfred and Leonardo Spino, broth.
ers, who married sisters at ST. Louis
on the same day last October, have
become fathers on the same day. One
man possesses a boy and the other a
girl
Former Senator Wilson of Washing
ton and John Farson, banker of Chi
cago, replied to attacks on Secretary
Ballinger of the interior department
before the National Irrigation con.
gress at Spokane.
When the company refused to lend
aid in removing the goods, the sheriff
of Allegheny county declined to evict
the families of any more of the strik-
ers from houses of the Pressed Steel
Car Company at McKees Rocks, Pa.
The investigation of the death of
Lieut.. James Sutton came to a close
at Annapolis, Md. and the board Of
inquiry sent its verdict to Washing
ton, where II will be made public by
the secretary of the navy.
Prof. William Bernhardt OF Wash
ington was killed by a train at
Burlington, VT, where he was spend
ing his vacation. He was deaf and
did not hear the engines warning
whistle.
Belgrade. the capital of Servia, was