The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-10-29
MICHIGAN BREVITIES.

DeCduSe ner laIner would not allow
her to go to church. Stella Deasett,
OF Allegan, took poison but will re-
cover.
The Ingham county supervisors
have decided to submit the question
of local option to the voters next
spring
Saginaw has installed an auto pa
troll wagon, and the first 10y ride"
taken In it was enjoyed by the mayor,
police and city officials
James Opal, aged As, superintendent
OF No shaft at the Tamarack mine,
Calumet fell to the bottom OF the
shaft, meeting instant death.
Charles Bowman, farmer who lived
near Sturgis, was found dead in his
cornfield Friday morning. He had
been stricken with heart disease.
John H. Gatiss, of Chatham, killed
bear which had freed his 11-year-old
son. The animal weighed 400 pounds
and is believed to be the largest ever
killed In the state.
w. r. Burt, Saginaw's millionaire
visors for building county roads, and
Tittebawassee river
E. o. Rose, II, of Jackson, a veteran
mail clerk, was run down and killed
by a switch engine in the yards at
Adrian. He is survived by widow
and several children.
The Saginaw and Bay City militia
have been notified that the state will
make an appropriation for the $4,000
rifle range which has been purchased
between the two cities.
Arthur Angle, accused of assault,
was left in a Kalamazoo court room
unfettered when court adjourned. The
young fellow refused 10 escape and
walked to the judges office.
James Cushway, the Jackson con-
vict who has escaped four times. is
reported by fellow prisoners TO have
told them that he has cOncocted an
other scheme for delivery.
The board Of supervisors of Arenac
county, in view of the number of pc
titions they have received, have de-
cided to put the local option PROPOSE
ton to vote at the spring elections.
Mrs. J. Rosenthal OF Sault Ste.
Marie. gave her 6-year-old daughter a
dose of carbolic acid, thinking it TO
be medicine. In spite of the frantic
efforts of a physician to save it, the
child died.
Samuel Signs, farmer, had his left
arm ground off in bean huller on the
farm of David Andrews. near ST.
Johns. So far into the machine was
Signs drawn that part of his ear was
cut off also.
Capt. Fred NJ Clemmons, of Co. X,
Third infantry, has been placed on
the retired list by his own request
An election has been ordered to Sc
lect a new captain for the Cheboy-
gen company.
Charles Saddiewauser, a Mendon
farmer, tripped on a stone and fell
so badly that he died a few hours
later. He was 30 years of age and
leaves a widow and child.
Robert Sparks, the boy whom Chief
of Police Behrendts of Lansing took
into his home to reform him. and
who ungratefully ran away from the
chief, has been found in Chicago and
will be sent to the Beulah home.
By auction the mill plant and the
entire town of Blaney. Menominee
county, the Blaney & Southern rail-
way, road about so miles in length, |
CO,OO0 acres of land and large |
amount of stock and timber was sold |
last week.
Earl Hansen borrowed SIS OF Doro-
thy Bouman. of Grand Rapids, skipped |
out and married another girl, and sent |
Z postal card to Miss Bouman bearing |
the legend, HOLSTERS are easy" For |
the taunt the girl put detective on
his trail and he was arrested.
One of the biggest Shriners' meet.
ngs in the state will be held in Lans-
ing Oct. o. when representatives OF |
nearly every lodge in Michigan will |
gather and initiate 100 novices. 1t is
that 400 Detroit mobiles will |
20 to Lansing in a special train.
Sheriff Parkhurst is investigating
he complaint of 100 Flint women who
say they were duped by five swindlers
The swindlers, four men and a wo-
nan, have left town The women
we're formed into clubs and each
paid 20 cents per week for chance
o secure a piece of furniture by lot.
Fhe visitors took away $1,000 with
hem