The Yale expositor., 1911-10-26
STATE
HAPPENINGS

in IAN interview his belief that
the churches should be more tolerant
regarding Sunday amusements OF the
right kind. adding that he believed
everyone should attend church at least
once ON Sunday. His expression came
as result OF question relative to
Sunday observance, a matter at issue
In Lansing just now, and he said: IL
feel that many of those who favor Sab
bath observance fail to realize how
hungry for respite, change and amuse-
ment those become who work all week
at combining operations. Why could
not reciprocal arrangement be entered
into between church authorities and
public amusement caterers?
Grand Rapids-Mary Thomas, the
alleged insane woman who fled
from her home here while
deputy from the Traverse City insane
asylum was arriving to take her there,
has been found in Sand Lake. A few
feet of binder Irvine, a small fishhook
and pocketful of hickory nuts reveal
bow she has lived in the woods for
the last two weeks. The woman was
seated beneath tree at the roadside
cracking hickory nuts when she was
found. A mans coat and large pair
of overshoes were additions to her
wardrobe. In the pockets of the coat
were found nuts, few crumbs Of
bread and a small piece of hard
cheese.
Escanaba.-After SCATTERING the
bone of his right leg with a charge
Of buckshot through the accidental dis
charge of a gun while hunting in the
woods, John Cleary, homesteader
living three miles north OF Hates, re-
manned for three days and night in the
woods without food or drink and ex-
posed to the elements, until discovered
by two hunters. The injured man was
carried five miles to the track and
brought to this city to the Delta coun-
ty hospital. His life may be saved.
Detroit.-Joseph Zeltowskl, thirty
five years old, who fell off the
porch in the rear OF his home, fractur-
ing his skull died at his home as a re-
suit of his injuries. Zoltowski had
been troubled with vertigo for three
years. Thursday he was not feeling
we'll and did not go to work. lie was
sitting on his porch when he suddenly
the cement sidewalk.
Ionia.-James Cherboy, an attend
ant at the Ionia state hospital,
was accidentally shot by an inmate,
Marden Cowles. Cherboy is Rus
sian who came here month ago from
Grand Rapids. He left a revolver in
his room with one shell in. Cowles got
hold of it and accidentally shot Cher
boy. The ball entered Cherboy's left
breast. but 1t is not expected the
wound will prove serious.
Northville.-A Black Hand let
ter has been received by E. ID.
Eatherly demanding that $3.50 be
placed under a stone in Ethherly grove
at certain time, under penalty OF de-
struction of property. The matter has
been reported to the authorities and
the suspect is under surveillance, so
that no great harm is anticipated.
Elk Rapids.--Joseph Allison. an
old resident of Elk Rapids. COM
mitted suicide by shooting him
self through the temple with a rifle.
He was about fifty-five years old and
leaves a widow and several grown
children. Dependency from long suf-
fering from rheumatism was the
cause.
Marlette-Cambdy Welsh, the fif-
teen-year-old son of Mrs. Charles
Welsh, living n few miles from this
place, is dead as the result of being
kicked by a vicious horse. Two
horses were fighting in the barn and
the boy tried to separate them by
using a fork. One of the animals
struck the fork, knocking it into the
face of the lad with such force that
his nose was severed from his face
and the skull fractured Death re-
suited in a few hours.
Lansing.-Miss -fary r. Borden,
aged fifty-four years, for many
years an employee of the Wyn-
koop- Hallenbeck-Craw Printing
company, committed suicide by inhal-
ing gas while friends in whose home
.ha wi
Longyear, TAO North Logan street,
were away from the house. Ill-health
and dependency over financial affairs
are supposed to have caused her to
end her life.
Jackson. - Jackson's third annual
Industrial fair opened and prom
icoo IN ha ono nf tho pnpct citp-