The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-04-27
STATEMENTS

| OF CampDeu, went 10 the lOIL OF MS
barn, tied rope around his neck and
jumped on His daughter. Mrs. Kart,
returned little later and found him
dead. He lived in Campbell until a
| few weeks ago, when he went to
Odessa township to reside with his
daughter. His wife died short time
ago and he became melancholy.
Marshall-Sheriff Fonda discov.
cred an attempted delivery from
the county Jail when he opened
letter found in the possession of a
! prisoner named Osborn who was sen
fenced to the Detroit workhouse for
larceny. The letter had been given
to Osborn to mail to young woman
In Iowa by a young Canadian prison
er held for burglary. In the letter
the latter stated that he would soon
be at liberty. This led the sheriff to
| investigate and he found cell locks
! tempered with and other evidences OF
plot for a delivery. Had the plot
succeeded, nine men charged with
felonies would have escaped.
Misunderstanding his innocence
and that the money belonged to
him, Edward Ludwick was brought to
the Ionia Jail on a charge of embez-
element and larceny. Ludwick lives
Just over the line in Clinton county
east of Pewamo. Deputy Sheriff Low
reg made the arrest on a warrant
sworn out by the State Savings bank
of Ionia. A few days ago he pre-
scented the Cancelled certificate at the
bank drew the interest and got a new
certificate This was followed by the
warrant and arrest. Ludwick was
bound over and is in Jail in default
of 500 bail
Adrian-To drop four stories to
a basement floor and walk away
none the worse for the shock
Is neither pleasant nor common, yet
such was the experience of Peter ].
! Rowley, an employee of the Adrian
Knitting mills, when an elevator in
which he was, riding, broke loose
from the cable and plunged down the
shaft. Not only was Rowley unhurt
in the fall, but he retained presence
of mind enough to jump from the
| door Of the shaft the moment he
struck, in time to escape serious in
| jury from a shower of heavy timbers.
Mio.-When Jacob Mcintyre Of
! Fairview. this county, was found
dead month ago in swamp,
with his shotgun lying beside him,
1t was supposed to be a case of either
suicide or accidental shooting, and
! the body was buried. Later develop
ments and investigation led to diff
ferent conclusion, and Verne r. Erwin
pleaded guilty before justice and
was held to the circuit court for MUIR
! der.
Grand Rapids-At the concate-
nation of the Hoos-Hoos of Michi-
| gan here, 1t was decided TO hold
the annual meeting September 9. The
organization will charter the steamer
City of Cleveland at Detroit for
five-days' cruise in Georgian bay.
Calumet--Sadie Constant of East st.
Louis, ILL.,, aged twenty-five, and John
Sing, aged thirty-four, a Calumet Chi
nese laundryman, were married here.
Ann Arbor.-There are two cases
of mysterious disease at the
homeopathic hospital, which the
hospital physicians have thought best
to quarantine till their exact nature
can be determined. They are both
women. and both are isolated and
guaranteed as smallpox cases,
though 1t is by no manner Of means
sure that they are smallpox.
Owosso.-lsabele Herman, nine
gust f. Herman, complained of ill
ness and finally confessed to having
taken large dose of strychnine with
suicidal intent Several physicians
worked for hours and saved her life.
,Unrequited loved for college stu
dent is assigned as the reason for
the girls act.
Grand Rapids.-Mrs. Huntley Rus
sell, wife Of the state land COM
missioner and her sister, Mrs.
Lucius Boltwood, both OF this
city. have decided to the city 40 acres
Of valuable ground on the bank OF
Grand river south of the Soldiers
Home. The land Is to be used for
park purposes.
Bay City.-Roy Morrison OF this
city and Nathan Malone of Temp
pie, arrested in this city after
Malone had INDUCED In shooting at
a gang OF boys that had angered him.
are wanted in st. Johns on charges
of burglary and horse stealing, &C
cording to telegram received by the
police. reward Of S25 is up for
the two at st. Johns and the local
police will turn them over.
Grand Rapids.-Because the man
agement of the Reed-Tandler En-
craving company discharged six
members of the photoengraving de-
partment. all the employees of that
branch of the plant walked out. Some
time ago several Of the men joined the
union and the company wishes to
conduct an open shop.
Saginaw.--JOhn O'Brien was CIV
en- IS days in Detroit house of
correction and Louis Hathaway was
placed on three months probation for
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