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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
HEAVY DIAMOND RoeeeRY.
Wife of New York Millionaire Lose
s35, 900 Worth of Gems.


S35, 900 Worth of Gems.
NEW YORK, July % "A $4,000 diamond
robbery Is causing intense excitement
among the visiting and resident popula-
ton at Narragansett Pier. The victim Is
Mrs. J. j. Coogan, wife of a New York
millionaire furniture dealer, whose aspi-
rations for the mayoralty of the metropo-
lis some years ago proved an expensive
experiment, which has kept him aloof
from practical politics since then.
Mr. and Mrs Coogan have been occupy
ing n handsome suite of rooms at the
Mathewson since their arrival ut Nara
gansctt Mrs. Coogan's toilets have been
the admiration and her diamonds have
been the envy of all feminine observers.
Thursday Mrs. Coogan went out for
drive, leaving, as was her wont, the box
containing her magnificent jewels in the
top Of her unlocked trunk. When she re-
turned to the hotel she discovered that
some one had stolen the entire collection,
which she values at s35,000. No clew has
been found
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
p.rdoned by Governor Renfrow.

GUTHRIE, o. T., July Ex-Governor
Renfrow has granted IA pardon to William
d. Halfill, well-known attorney OF New
kirk, formerly of Winfield, Kan, who
was sent to the pcnitentiary for five years
for issuing n check on n bank In which ne
had no account. He issued the check TO
give money TO little girl who was friend
less ON the street enabling hertz go home,
and was bitterly prosecuted. He has
served nearly two years of his sentence
and has become almost blind. As a con-
dition of his pardon he agrees to never re-
turn 10 Oklahoma.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

HOLLAND, Mich, July 25.-ln order to
test the constitutionality of the new law
the agent at Fennville for Il. King q
Co. basket manufacturers here, was sued
for selling peach baskets contrary To us
nroyisions. The suit went against the
agent. and It has been appealed to the cir
cnit court of Allcqan county
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
SHOT BY A YOUNG DESPERATE.
Thug of Seventeen Puts Three Bullets Into
"a Pursuer's Body.

thug of Seventeen Puts Three Bullets Into
Pursuer's Body.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Alfred Elwer IL
years old, and who says his home is in
Canton, o., was detected robbing the res
idcncc of ]. +. Hammill, in Vanness Park.
A servant girl gave the alarm, but with
drawn revolycrs Elwcr forced his way
past the women in the house and es-
capped into the street. He was pursued py
Nicholas Kenny. a blacksmith, and when
almost caught turned and fired three
shots into Kenny's body, iniilcting prob
ably fatal wounds. He then ran half a
block and fell into the arms of police
man, completely exhausted. Elwer went
TO the Hammill home 70 beg food, and
while left alone eating bountiful supply
he entered the house. Several articles
taken from the house were found on MN
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
c,oudburst at springfield. o.

SPRINGFIELD, o., July 25-There was
cloudburst here Thursday night and
everything is flooded The people in tho
East End are moving upstairs on account
of the overflow of Buck creek. Front ana
North streets are partly under water A
crowd of young campers at Redmond
mill were pcrched in trees all night. Inc
magnificent Snyder park, costing s'oo, ,o0o'
is almost ruined Tho damage In the
country will be very heavy.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
------
TRIAL OF DR.. JAMESON.
The Prosecution Closes Its Case-Chnrse'
Against the Doctor.

The Prosecution Closes Its tase-shhrSes
Against the Doctor.
LONDON, July 25.-ln the trial at bar oil
DIR. l.. ;. Jameson, Major Sir John VIII
loughby, Colonel w II. Grey, Colonel >.
f. White, Major White and Henry Coven-
try, in the queens bench division OF the
high court of justice, the prosecution
closed its case Friday morning The de-
fendants are accused Of violation OF the
foreign enlistment act in the matter Oh the
invasion of the territory of the South Al
rican republic in December hast
After luncheon Sir Edward Clark, "
C.. for the defendants submitted to tht
court that there was no evidence To go be
fore the jury that the foreign enlistment
act was i'm force in 1895 at either Maiek
ing or Fitsani, where the expedition wa'
prepared The objection was oVerruieo
and court adjourned until Monday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
u..,r,,. uarraden III.

SAN Francisco, July 25-Beatrice Har-
raden. the young woman who gained fame
by writing "Ships That Pass in the
Night" came to san Francisco Thursday
from El Cajon pass an invalid She is In
search of change of air, from which she
hopes soon to derive strength sufficient to
enable her TO go to her home in LONDON.
Friends of the novelist fear her days are
numbered
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
snicide of A. L. stetson.

SAN FRANCISCO, July "a. l.. Stetson,
son of James B. Stetson, capitalist ana
president of the North Pacific Coast rail-
road and many local corporations, com
mitted suicide Friday morning HIS
death was reported to the coroner by
woman who said Stetson had shot HIM
self In her room in n down town lodging
house. The place is of questionable repu-
tuition. No cause is assigned for young
Stetsons act. He was popular and prom
incnt socially.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
To Investors:

The attention OF conservative investors is invited to the
STOCK Detroit Telephone Company limited amount
of which offered The charges Tor telephones in De
tro heretofore have been exoronate and almost proho
tory ranging $50 to $500 and more year This
has been telephones necessarily ex
pensive being controlled by monopoly and without
competition been possible to charge much Tor the
use OF telephone mechanic pays rent for his cottage
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

The ComptrolIer Saws They Are In Favor
of Nominating n sound Money Ticket
but Are Embarrassed by Local situa-
tions and Questions of Organization
Palmer aud Gordon Would Make
Strong Ticket. lie says.
CHICAGO, July 25.--Comptroller Eckels
arrived from Washington Friday morning
and went at once To the sound money
headuuarters His arrival has been
looked forward to as marking an epoch In
the development Of the sound money
ticket. He was expected to bring word
or hint from President Cleveland. But
IL he carried a word on the subject IL was
not disclosed to the public. He denied, In
fact that he carried any message from the
president Said he:
II have heard no suggestion from Presl-
dent Cleveland concerning the movement
for a sound money ticket i don't think
he has talked to anybody on the subject
nor do / think anybody knows how he
feels concerning it.
SIS il true that Attorney General Hnr-
mon has declared for Bryan and Sew
allY"
Speaks Only for Himself
IL can speak for nobody but myself. l
am heartily in favor Of this movement. i
think il is simply a question with all
sound money Democrats how Bryan can
best be defeated Without sound money
ticket many Democrats would be debarred
from taking the field for campaign work
| They can as Democrats address Democrat
| ic audiences in favor of IA Democratic
sound money ticket, but they could not
| take the stump for KcKinley."
| The comptroller declined To comment
| on Mr. Whitney's statement published
| Friday morning. which was the subject oil
| dcnunciation from some OF the Demo
| Gratis at the Palmer House meeting Thurs
day night.
THE sentiment in the east is as strong
| for the sound money ticket as IL Is In the
west, but eastern Democrats are einbar-
rassed by local situations and questions OF
organization. l have no doubt all tho
eastern states will be represented by dele
gates at the sound money convention
They may not come from the regular Or
| canization but they will be accedlted rep
rescntatives of the sound money Demo
| Gratis.
Palmer and Gordon.
s.The sentiment for nm independent
ticket was strong just after the chicago
} convention and IL has been intensified by
the events of the last few days at 81
: Louis"
3 "You are quoted as favoring Palmer and
. Gordon as IA national ticket.
+ Il have expressed the opinion that Sena
tor Palmer of Illinois for president ant
! | General Gordon of Georgia for vice presi
c dent would make strong ticket Senato
= Palmer is very popular in the east 10
t the first place. His name Is mentioned
: more frequently than any other. Amon'
: the vice presidential possibilities one hear
4 the names of ex-senator Gordon and Con
gresham Turner Of Georgia and ex-Gov
ernor Wallace of Connecticut"
where should the convention be heldf
r "In Chicago, thipk. Hereis where TN
a silver men held the first distinctively sil
= yer convention and here the Bryan tickc
, | was nominated / think Chicago is to b
: preferred over either Detroit or lndianap
a oils"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
Call ON celeraao silver Mcn.

DENVER. July25 The Democratic state
committee has issued call Tor state COZ
vention, inviting all who are in favor oi
the free coinage ~ silver at IL to to par
ticipate in the Democratic cancuses' ana
primaries. An effort will he made To com
hinc the Democrats. Populists and hepup.
licans who intend 20 vote for Bryan ana
Scwall In support of IA union ticket ior
state officers The date Of the Democra''c
convention il left open.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

ST JOSEPH. Mich, july 2S.-Mrs. A.
Adams, an invalid who for years has been
Obliged TO walk ON crutches and has mado
n living as best she could, has fallen heir
20 s50,O0, and has received a check on tho
First National bank VI Chicago for tho
amount,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
w,pona Assembly.

EAGLE LAKE, Ind, July s5.-Leon II.
Vincent delivered his lecture on Lowell
Friday morning to a large audience Mrs.
ID Il. Wells of Fort Wayne is directing
the Wonan's club i'm daily profitable ses-
sions. The C. l.. >. {. conference con
Times IT'S sessions The topic Friday
,,orning was "Thc Art of Conversation
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

CHILLIcoTHE, O.. July 26.-The centen-
nial celebration of the founding OF TINS
citv by General Nathaniel Massic was
ended here Thursday by an imposing pa
rnde In the afternoon and an address at
NIGHT by Postmaster General Williem L.
xyilsop
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

JOLIET, Ills, July %. George Bergron
of Blue Island, who WAS hurt year ago
while in the employ OF the Chicago ieie-
phone company in this city, has brought
suit FOR $1,000 damages in the courts
against the company,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
n.ciaed DO Joln ,he s.rlke.

NEW YORK, July %. - The trousers
makers. 800 strong, and the overcoat and
sack coat makers, 500 strong, have decided
10 ioin the tailors' strike and will go out
by tomorrow Twenty more shops werc
closed Yesterday by 25O tailors striking IL
Is Thought more men will strike next
week
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
c..., sail .Iavrul Money Bonds.

GREESBuRe. Pa, July 25.--The board Of
school directors Of this town have discov-
cred that the only way of making the sale
of $4,000 worth Of bonds that have re
Gently been issued is to substitute the word
gold" instc~d OF the words lawful
money of the United states
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
Tns DEATH RECORD.

DIANA SMITH. aged M years, at Homer,
Nfch.
THOMAS J. KINNEY, millionaire coal
operator, az Homestead, Pa
WILSON CAMPBELL, wealthy landowner,
at vandalia, Ills
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
Drowned In spread Eagle Lake.

IRON MOUNTAIN, Mich, July 2o.-Wili'
lam Hosking. aged 90, and John Pascoe'
agcd II. residents Of Iron Mountain, were
drowncd i'm spread Eagle lake by the cap
s,,ing of their boat. pascoes body has
heen recovered. Matt karrcllc of hau-
launn, was drowned while bathing at
n,.son.oc EallS
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
co,ora,,o Nn,Ionali.t..

DENVER, July 25.-About forty broad
gauge" Prohibitionists met here and or
yoniyed the Colorado branch of the Ma
tional party. Levi Booth was nominated
for governor and the candidacy of Bentley
and Southgatc was indorscd.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
sa,,,,,,o uemain in America.

NEW YORK, july 25.--The Freeman's $
Journal has information FROM trust
worthy source that the popc has given
Cardinal Satolli his choice OF returning
to Rome or remaining in America ana
that the apostolic delegate has elected to
ron,afp
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

,DupuouE, Ia, July s5-rhe police ar
rested two tramps while trying TO sell
Milwaukee mileage books at brokers
When searched they had Sl2,0oo worth OF
mileage, identified ms stolen from the
Office at Wyoming, Ia.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
THE SILVER coSvENrroS.

,,, Ali, the Action of the Popui'sts
ON the Nominees.
ST. Lorrs. July sS-rhe silver con'en-
,,on was called 70 onicr by Chairman ~,
Jobn at io:4l Friday Prayer, the nrs' VI
the convention. was offered " hey.pr' L.
w Covert of tho.Mi-sourl delesauon,, -.
VI was aid by soloe ci The lcadcrs 81 81 'ne
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25

GENEVA. y. Y. July %. The funeral OF
the late Bishop Coke was he'o I"
Trinity church Friday afternoon
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-25
ECKELS At CHICAGO.
lie Brings No Word from Presi-
dent Cleveland.
FEELING OF EASTERN DEMOCRATS.

The Comptroller Says They Are I'm Favor
of Nominating n Sound Money Ticket
but Are Embarrassed by Local situa-
tions and Questions of Organization
Palmer aud Gordon Would Make
Strong Ticket, lie says.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-05
VESSELS BOUND IN.

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TIE xszx. month haas been remarkably
Gear ard she wssa1her man who keepo
track OF sssch thsass states in his summary
rn~ SepteTnte- that there have bevn but
three DAYS when 1t raAnesl more than OF
then. Those days were September II -
inesa, Sc fzrh and IS inch respectively
There has been no frost Eleven days <he
bright sun has come Oh. IN ms glory to
smile on <se city sf3 It's T0psisation- Nine
dags he spsns co1vsttlng with fhe clouds.
while for thirteen Gays he st1lieniy refused
10 SHOW us rLz5dy face. Thus has the van
srent the month. Coming down to hard
fzrss the xsSnnzary says 1h> total prec&pi-
taskon for the month has been LII inches.
- COMPARED with f.ni inches In 1895. 35e
.ssshes IN 1894 and "a inches in sssa TIE
average precipitation OF this month for
four years - : IS ssrhes> From there 0aA-
s.ssses IL may De gathered THAI while -
atsse nas heen fortunate IN a natkier Sep
tesnbe~ than the average. IL yet cannot
boast OF beating FAST years record
To find whether enc has neeu WARM q
cold 1; ~ necessary tn think dee1iy on
tho calculations 20 atmospheric rreSs-
are and temperature. The summary shows
ts1ag every szorasaIsy coast Gted citizen
was warTnSss on September 4 when the
Temperature xsxZt as h ga s. This sasno
citizen must have hai serious Thoughts
on the style Of his fail oyercoas on Septesn-
Der IA. wasea a. Was reached. Six days later
the poor man had ali varieties Of f@nxpera-
.s,re and might have sren. his whole time
changing from SAs old spring suit to hfe
resv fail garments ard back again. II also
bshaoves al 10 know that the mean Atrnco-
pherIc pressure for Se2feznb@r Was No.
the highest. y. 70. falling on September -
and the lowest sra on September u.
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Consrarv's hwnkers. where she - tAA1nD
CIR 80 tons ~ coal far fuel
Lighthouse tenders Coaumhsne and Man
zanisz we're both IN port yesterday, the
former arriving from goxs Townsend an&
tas latter from. Alaska
TIE Japanese sreighssr K,noura - ssfll
at nerrys Kill. tSksag ca lumber, and 10
ar object q considerable interest u tn
water front peraraeuiasor.
ships Louis Walsh and TamuccA ard
schooner Salvatore towed rp from Port
Townsend yesterday 10 Port RlAkoSey.
where they are loading lumber.
The sealing schooner Willard AtnswcrtA.
which arrived CT Saturday morning from
EkrlnE sea. "a tiii tied Up At Schwasach-
er's wharf, wh~r. she VIII probably re-
main until her catch Is disposed Of.
-*Ae repairs 20 Arlington Gocx are being
pushed ahead rapidly, the Pile driving
crew and wharf exteraers working evtry.
6aT IN the week. TIE Great Northern
switch. which runs nearly TO the end a
the dock. 10 practically finished.
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TACOMA SHIPPING MEMS.
The Amarapcern ard the Hrsemcr
Taking ON Rig ezrgars.

TAcoE12- ocE s-S-eset si.--lF'n8s - re
busy season IN 3eoal shipping csrrses.
Ss-ce The H-st arrivals ~ tea c&~roes. tse
outward going stsa mshsas and eating vss-
sells leaving the Sound from lh!s pe-r have
bean well loaded Win experts ~ Washing
ton prcGgcts, and with naerrss nztise % all
kinds from the Southern and Eastern
STATE. The big steamship A-sarzpeoTa
has rsce-tlr been chartered % take 3 bsg
cargo % Washington lumber. grain. -four
ana other freight for Africa. ~ Sam
ders. Ward & Co SHE viii reach here
within the next ten days and NIL take
On cargo here and 8; Seattle. leaving o.
tehsr g. Anosaer steamship, tie Weol-
wich. is expected here shortly 20 ioaa for
Africa.
Tho Northern Pacific steamship B-se-
rne- IS 0eins rapidly loaded With freight
for the orient she wiil AXE cat enc ~
the largest carzoes ever shipped from Pa
e.. seaa3 10 the orient Il viii &ggTegSts
$40 tens, and will include A great variety
OF freight Among other things TIE
Braenzer VIII carry $50 tors % eoitou
prints and doEnsstics manufactured n
South Carolina and consigned 20 Shanghai
The cargo Will also incsua@ several nnn-
tired tons Of raw cotton and quantity
OF condensed milk. machinery and general
merchandise. Among taa conssEssEnefts
are forty cases Of cigarettes from Virginia
destined for Japan. and several tons OF
cattle Aoofs. which the japanese manu-
caciu-e into Al imitation Of tortoise shall
Ths Drssefner VIII SAT- Wednesday.
Steamship City o. Pgeosa arrived IA
port today from San Francisco with 80
tons Of cargo for local consumption The
steamer took out over 40 TONS % ieur,
grain. bullion and other freight. There were
eighty tons OF bullion from the Tacoma
sfnelter. The company Is short Of tonnage
on account OF the wreck os the Tgsatilis-
and the PuebiA was forced 10 leave rAsray
100 tons at the warehouse here. IL Is IN
derssood that the steamship Willamette
viii De chartered 10 work OF the surplus
freight. and that the CITY u Mexlco VIII
take the Umaiillas run.
Steamer Al-kf arrived IN today with
SEQ cases OF salmon for shipment East
She took out forty tons OF general mer-
chandise.
Tacoma. Oct 4-Sreelal--Arrivei-S
puebla from Alaska; strar Al-ki, from
Alaska; schr Mary f. Smith. from San
Francisco, scar Allen A, from Hawaii
Depsrred-Ssmr Paehla- stmr A-ki. hktn
Eureka, Lumbar laden for san Francisco.
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sofa patents. Ss.7sg4&. Mi1nescts baksrss
s. ssxgs g. winter patents. 0S0AA
wh.a.-E.eespss, - 80 nsss.sis; sxDcrA
e. sg bushels. S5o. weak. Nc hAxe- -
Options declined ali .he morning Under
weak cSSses liberal Rillrg 81 soR1 wssaa
and Big spring wne2t recS2ss- Closes Ae
loz CT; May. = s-Isf1szsc: c.oesd. INA
Hops
ForA-S.eziy. ss1.e common - oDcxA
.149esc: -xs crop. 11lor-
Wool.
woos-19u.e.: domestic AseoA hvl>e'
pulled. Eg2ac
Metals.
Pig rro--S,eeay; ScveherA $1eS0u.
Northern. SO. 81
LAs5-sseady: a-okers. GA
Tfn-PiatAs. steady.
C52psr-Stea1y. erokery. Sass
Coree-Optfons closed sseaAy, 80
points ne, sswarce; October, q G3e ~.
December. - o. Spot eoNee-RioA
firm: No. ]. jo5o.ng. nc; MID quiet; C0e-
eovs. Eg1sc.
sugar.
sussr-RAw. esx~E; refining. i1-iss: ~
fEsd, easy.
sysvan.a era1A. 09VoUs
November, $i-Is1& bid.