The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-02-13

bounced Dack from the saw, strikiHS
him in the head and body. He Is sur
vived by his widow and several chill
dren.
Gladwin.-The county Federation
OF Cleaners held meeting to-
discuss the proposition of farmers
elevator. It was found that they
would need about $4,000. or this. it
Is said, about $4,000 has already been
placed. The committee was appointed
to raise the rest Of the money.
Port. Huron-Alleglng she had been
married in April, 1912. and that
her, husband had left less than
two weeks later. Mary Conley. sixteen
years old, has started suit for divorce
against her husband. George Coniey,
OF Marine City, on the charge Of nom
support.
Flint.-W. II. Tannehill has been
brought here from Saginaw to-
answer a charge of forgery. He was
arrested as he stepped from the Sagi-
nav county jail after serving 80 days.
He is alleged to have swindled four
local merchants.
Port Huron.-Frank McEllen,
mute, about thirty years old, thrust
his left hand into the gears Of a ma
chine in the Grand Trunk shops and
his wrist was ground of as a result.
The man was removed to the hospital
where his arm was amputated.
Benton Misunderstanding, with
out friends and unable to speak
the English language, Roman Smoluk,
Russian, attempted to end his life by
shooting himself in the head. He is at
Mercy hospital.
Saginaw Central pas
senger train No. 201, north-bound,
was derailed at the station. Several
cars went off the track, but none OF
the passengers was injured.
Petoskey. - Presumably catching
from the boiler, fire completely de-
stroyed the ]. Hultz planning mill at
Carp Lake with an estimated loss Of
$4,000.
Grand Rapids.-The West Michl-
gan Hoistein Breeders association
closed its annual session here.
electing the following officers: Presi-
dent, William w. Willard. Grand Rap
ids; vice-president, p. Buth, Grand
Rapids; secretary and treasurer. w.
K. Harper. Vaudeville; executive COM
mittee, II. Fl. Stroud, Hopkins: b. h.
Hardy, Owcsso, and John Lumbertson,
Belding.
Owosso,-Brushed from the pilot
OF an Ann Arbor switch engine by
a pile of boards at the side of the
tracks in the railroad yards here, Con-
ductor Edward Gardner. forty-two
years old, was thrown under the
wheels and his left leg severed. In
ternal injuries caused his death q
few minutes later. He leaves his
widow and one son.
Grand Rapids.--A coroner's jury
in the inquest Of w. j. Hubbard,
who died as a result of injuries re-
ceived in the Holland interurban
wreck at Wyoming Park January 10.
held Conductor Pettis and Motcrman
De Groot, in charge OF the stalled car
into which Motorman Shaws limited
crashed, responsible. At least thirty
damage suits are expected to follow
the verdict.
Grand Rapids Dennis RI. Hage,
convicted Of wife desertion aft.
fenced TO serve three years in Ionia by
Superior Judge Stuart. Jed &. Clark,
forger, was sentenced TO the same in
for four years.
kalamazoo.-His body standing
straight up, frozen rigidly to the
front door of an express car, an un-
identified man was found dead on an
express train just after the train had
left Niles. 1t is believed the man was
SO numbed with cold that when water
splashed over him when the train
scooped up supply, he was unable to
move and soon was frozen to death.
1t was necessary to use axes to cut his
body out OF the ice that held him to
the door The man is known to have
boarded the train at Kalamazoo.
Port Huron.-S Standing on n raft at
he mercy OF the strong current
and ice foes in st. Clair river,
Percy Davine, young nimrod. was
rescued from his perilous position by
woTkmen at the Port Huron salt plant
1t was with difficulty he managed the
raft and signalled his distress He
was caught on the raft when he went
to bag a waterfowl he had shot, and
the swift current carried him far out
INFO the stream
Lansing.--IIe's found-the man who
refuses a political office. His name ia,