The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-11-16

| to death.
Elias Rogers, president OF the
| Crows Nest Pass Coal company, Is
authority for the statement that the
strike which has prevailed for seven
months at Fernie and Michel, B. c..
has resulted in the loss of 81 100000
In wages.
Six cadets at the Minnesota univer-
sity armory, Minneapolis, were bound
and compelled to eat yellow soap as
part of their initiation into the
"Scabbard anu Blade" a national Sc
cret order.
A jury Of women at Los Angeles,
Cal, disagreed as to verdict in the
case of a speeding motorcyclist and
was discharged. Several expressed
when time arrived to get dinner for
| their husbands.
The Virginia e Rainy Lumber COM
pany has sent to the shipping docks
| at Duluth the largest trainload of
lumber ever shipped from one of the
| largest sawmills in the world. There
were 100 cars in the train, averaging
10000 feet to the car. making about
100000 feet in all.
Uncle Joe Cannon Is not a candi-
date for president. He said so him
self just before the steamship Cristo-
bal, bound for Panama. left New York.
I'm too old, altogether too DID," said
the former speaker when asked II he
expected to bring back a presidential
bee from an inspection trip OF the
Panama canal about December /.
The Twenty-eighth infantry returned
from San Antonio, Tex, to Fort Shell
ing. just eight months to a day after
It's departure for the mobilization on
the Mexican border.
Released from Jackson prison Wal
ter Hudson, thirty years old, Of Pom
tiac, Mich, found himself heir to $685.
600 left BY distant relative when he
was serving his sentence.
President Taft has granted 90-day
reprieve to Mrs. Matte e. Lomax, a
colored woman of Washington SEN
fenced to suffer the death penalty for
murder of her husband.
re M he
Of Jacob LutZ, seventy-fve years old.
and his wife were found in their home
at Gallant. Ala. The superstition is
they were murdered by thieves.
The litigation which the federal
government began four and a half
years ago to break up the American
Tobacco company as monopoly in
restraint of trade approached compile
ton by judicial acceptance by the fed
eral circuit court at New York, with
few notifications, of the plan which
the tobacco company drew up for dis
solution, in accordance with a man
date of the United States Supreme
court.
Solicitor General Lehman has re-
quested the Supreme court OF the
United States to rule that the run
ming OF a corner" on the New York
stock exchange was in violation of the
Sherman antitrust lazy.
Banking Commissioner Doyle has
closed the First Commercial and Saw
ings bank Of Durand (Mich.) on ac-
count of irregularities.
Negotiations for $3,000,000 gas
consolidation have been completed at
conference held in Cleveland and
practically all of the natural gas bust
ness Of western Ontario passes into
the control of Buffalo and Canadian
interests.
Rev. Joseph Lambert, the Provi-
dence Or. - minister who performed
the Astor-Force marriage ceremony,
has resigned his pastorate because OF
criticism of his act and will enter
business.
Three sworn Jurors and talesman
passed for cause was the showing in
the Mcnamara murder trial in Los
Angeles, Cal, at the end of five weeks
OF court. Counsel hope for full jury
box by Christmas
Personal
William Clark Russell, the writer
of stories Of the sea, died in London.
He had been bedriden since April
last. Mr.. Russell was born In New
York in 1874.
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood Of Wash
ington, ID. c., the pioneer of equal
suffrage, denied a statement In Mich
igan newspaper that she is i'll and pen
niless Mrs Lockwood is eighty.one