The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-09-12
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ordered that the Italian armored
cruiser Carlo Alberto, on board of
which wireless experiments have been
proceeding for some time, be placed at
the further disposal of William Mar
conf for experiments between Europe
and America.
Eddie Kalina, lad 10 years old, was
nearly killed by the explosion of a
dynamite cartridge, at Prairie du
Chen, Wis. He found the shell near
the city, and taking it home struck it
with hammer.
c. III. Brown, a brakeman, was killed
and Henry Anderson badly injured at
Leech Lake, Mimi, while coupling
cars.
The safe of bank at Fremont, Ind. i,
was blown open by burglars, who were
frightened away before they secured
all the funds.
Harvey Logan, alias Kid Curry, the
alleged ringleader in the Great North
ern train robbery, in which $4O,O 900
worth of unsigned Montana bank bills
were stolen, was turned over to the
federal authorities at Knoxville, Tenn
Rios, a fanatical leader of the ire
conciliable natives in the province of
Tayabas, Luzon, attacked the town of
Laguimanoc, Sept. 8, at the head of 80
rifemen and so men armed with bolos.
The band wantonly killed two women
and one girl, and wounded several
other persons. Later he and his band
were captured by the constabulary.
The house of Lawrence Tarowski
a non union miner at Hudson, Pa,
wrecked by mob.
Thomas Lewis, aged %, and unmar-
ried, a miner living in Marqvisville,
Ia, was arrested cearged with the
murder of 16-year-old Lena Peterson,
April IS last.
The church of Santa Lucia, Naples,
was badly wrecked by an explosion of
escaping gas.
A man supposed to be D. N. Sand
ford, of Milwaukee shot himself twice
at Lincoln Park, Chicago, causing IA
tai wounds
Idaho nominated Joseph d. Hutchin-
son for congress and endorsed the Kan
sas City platform.
Edward Brown, colored, was shot
and killed in the streets of East ST.
Louis by number of citizens. He had
been arrested for chasing young girl
and was attempting to make his es-
cape.
The president has proclaimed an
agreement entered into with the gov
eminent of France on the ed of Au-
gust last, extending an important trade
concession to the island of Porto Rico
by the admission of coffee produced in
that island to French markets at the
minimum tariff rate.
The churches of Chicago took up col
lections for the coal miners.
Fire caused a $50, 900 loss at Rome,
Georgia.
Nine Emma Calve, the famous sim
ger, has been seriously, although not
dangerously, injured by being kicked
by team of mules which she ran into
while taking her third lesson on a BIZ
cycle at Chaletguyon, France.
Fire partially destroyed the freight
sheds of the Grand Trunk railway at
Durand, Mich.
At the close of the seventeenth week
of the miners strike, both sides to the
contest say they are satisfied with the
situation. The operators say that the
output of coal last week was greater
than any other week since the strike
began and the next week it promises
to be still greater.
f. A. Chittenden, 20 years, who has
lived in Jackson, Mimi, "a years, was
found dead a few rods from his barn.
He was killed by Jersey COW that
was picketed out, having become en-
tangled in the cows rope.
It is learned at the state department.
that Mr.. Leishman, United States
minister at Constantinople, finally has
reached a most satisfactory under
standing with the porte as to the deli
cate and complicated questions which
have been the subject of negotiations
for several years.
James Martin was sentenced to death
at Silver Bow, Mont, for murder.
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