The Yale expositor., 1910-11-25
STATE NEWS
in BRIEF


lenses which, combined with others.
has landed Dan Schiller. alias Suther-
LAND into the custody of the local Off
GERS twice iwthin the last two months.
At the time of his first arrest for
housed breaking, Schiller had IS eggs
in the pockets of his clothes. When
taken to tn ecounty Jail for opening
mail boxes, a second batch of eggs
was found in the recesses OF his coat.
He declared he slept in hencoop and
that the hens must have laid the eggs
in his pockets.
Lapeer.-Two attendants of the
state home for the feeble minded at
tempted to escape from the institution
grounds and were ordered back at the
point of bayonets by the armed mill
tia who are patrolling the grounds to
enforce the quarantine established
.here because of the outbreak OF
smallpox In the home. The soldiers
are armed with regulation army rifles
and the guns are loaded with cart
ridges. 1t is understood the troops
have been ordered to shoot II neces-
sary to maintain the quarantine.
Saginaw.-Mrs. Felix Collier, seven
ty-four years old, is dead as a result of
burns which she suffered severa! days
ago when lamp exploded which she
was carrying. Her advanced age hast
ened the end.
Adrian.-The Protestant churches of
the city have united in an endeavor
to evangelize the city, and nightly
prayer meetings will be held.
Hillsdale.--A year ago Arthur Nc
electric wire that fed an arc lamp. His
wife is now suing for $4,000 damages,
Saginaw.-The General Motors COM
pany has taken over the Jackson
Church-Wilcox and the Marquette Mo-
tor Car companies.
Grand Haven.-W William Gilman,
twenty years DID, was accidentally
shot in the leg by companion while
hunting. Forty-seven shot were taken
from Ellman's leg.
Observation-Disclosures Parker, the six
teen-year-old lad of this village, who
was wounded by the accidental dis
charge of his rife while hunting north
of the village. is dead from loss OF
blood.
Flint.-Thomas II. Chidister, forty
years old, swallowed chloroform and
then told his wife, who summoned two
physicians. They saved his life. No
reason for the act was given. Child.
lister has good position in a local
factory.
Bay City.-A baby girl was born to
Mrs. Anna Hill of Alabaster, in the
station of the Detroit and Mackinaw
railroad here a few minutes after the
woman alighted from the Detroit
bound train. Mrs. Hill said her hus-
band has deserted her and she was
on her way to Detroit to obtain as
sistance. Mother and child are In
local hospital.
Port Huron-St. Clair county has
refused to pay the bill of $4,000, pre-
scented by the detective firm of E. II.
Sadler & Co. of Detroit for detective
hire to obtain evidence against liquor
law violators.-W. Il. Eastman of De-
a stock company here TO manufacture
aeroplanes. The proposition will be
decided at meeting Of business men.
Marshall.-Mr. and Mrs. John Thun-
der escaped with serious bruises and
their two children with no injuries
when their auto was hit by NJ. u. r.
limited and hurled 20 feet.-A war
rant charging assault and battery
has been issued for Jay Hatch, a
young lawyer. The complainant is
Sydney Henry OF Marengo, who says
he had trouble with Hatch in the lat
ter's office.
Lansing.-Bronze tablets bearing
the names of the Michigan companies
| that participated In the civil and
| Spanish-American wars are being
placed between the cases containing
| the battle flags in the capitol. The
| tablets give the death list and the
original enrolment OF each company
The supreme court heard the follow
ing cases: Holley VS.. Redinger. Barnes
VS.. Tibbets, Detroit Savings Bank vs..
Loveland, Macatawa Transportation
company VS.. Fireman's Fund Insur
ance company. Order to show cause
was granted in Mikkola vs.. Houghton
Circuit Judge and denied in Sewell vs..
Hosmer and in McCready VS.. Melon
aid. Motion for continuance and fer
leave to move for new trial denied
Call: SO, 62, CT, SO, SO, 102, 81.
Flint.-The city clerk has notified
the Saginaw-Flint railway company to
substitute steel trolley poles for
wooden ones.
Lansing.-Reginald e. Horr, Hough-
ton. has been appointed assistant
state geologist and will have charge OF
the upper peninsula ofice.-Arthur
McRoberts, thirteen years old. OBJ
tanned evidence that resulted in the
issuance of the warrants for local to-
bacco dealers. b. G. Eldred and
| Charles De Rose. Eldred is out on
bail and De Rose has not yet been
arrested. McRoberts worked under
instructions from the truant officer.
Bessemer.-The lula Lumber com.