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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gr lermte beten.

Ger beriibmte frm50iiihe Norrarts
ibriftIteaer Sreoeric Soulie lag auf
Dem aranteubett. boffnunaslos, benz
Tnbe nube. llripriinglib fatboliib.
aber obne alle 6riitlifen 8runOiasa
eraoaen, batte CT ME bas @ebet ge'
iibt mo felt ieiner &inObeit ME mebI
feline reliaiOien Ef!idten %erfiiIt. Mtd
jest batte Der ungliidlihe Manu
niht OH Die &ettung ieiner Seele.
Mm SiiBe leines Beetles tniete eiu(
b~ormber3iec Shipeiter, tief betiim.
inert nm oas epiae Sell ibres aran'
fer. rnb betete inbrHnitig iiir i'm
Der Hoienfran5.
SIN nno ipieoer rann cine Ibr1na
bes MitleiSes, bes berben Seelen.
itmeraes iiber Die Wangen Der frpm
men @eterin. @aS gdbe lie baruIL
oieie perirrte Seele, idon an Den
Nforten ser gmiefeit, nod retten 81
tonnen. limb nie inn eifrigen @ebei
ole @orte ,mpiafiirlib lallter BON
ben 2ippen Der Sroensfrau itromteIL
Sa bob Der &raufe bas Saupt.
n@as iagten Gle iest, Sbipe.
iter2" fragte er init matter Stintme.
20, mie ibon bas flang -. 8ater
unier, Der Gu BIT i'm Sintn1el -.
iuieoerbplen Sic es nod einmal."
9aiprad sic Sdpeiter bas @ebet
bes Serrn laut benz Shriftiteler Dor.
..@elh' berrlif,e 8orte 49,. id
mill iie bon Sbnen leruen 49,. ib
mill nit ssbHeu beten", fliiltertc Der
&ranfe.
Gin Sreuoenibimmer ilog iiber Die
ianiten s3iiae Der treuen Yflegeril.
@ie bereit mar iie, ibrem aranfen
Oas @ebet slt lernen. 8, ipenn Tia
ibr ann 9eten brad)te, odnu ipar er
screttet, oam bali Die @naOe @otte5
iueiter.
l1no pie elm ain0 bon ben 2ippen
Ser Miltter, 10 lernte jeBt Sreoeric
| Goulie @prt iiir @ort oos @ebet bes
Serrn bon ben 2ippen bieies gnseIs
Der 8armberaigfeit. Sbr beiBes
Sieben bate oas Ser8 oes gottlid'en
&eilunOes geriibrt, Der ia emit ge-
fommen lit, az retten, mas perloren
fuar. nnb Maria, bic Tr6iterin Ser
@etriibtcn, Die 8uflildt Der Climber.
Iotte iider ibre nirfIame Siirbitta
nit Oerienigen Der frommen &oieli.
tran5beterin pereinigt. Tieier
Wann. Der IN ieinen Sdriften 10 piel
Q%eliinoigt bate, Der periitbt bate,
bas &eih @ottes olif groeu Si ser.
itoren, p%ieoerbolte iebt NIT reumii.
tbisem Ser5en: n@ebeiliat perbe
2cin Name .... Su inns fomme
Gein Heih."
Hreoeric Sculie periobute iid aui
ieinem Stcrbebette nit @ott. gr
idieo' bon. @ertrauen mnf @ottes
Wormber5igfeIt ans oieiem 2eben, bis
allm lebten Mtbem5uee Die erbabeneu
Worte bes Webetes bes Serra pie.
eerboleno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
Gorreft!

9ic yeSscna GolfSfreumo- Sri6une"
idreibt: vNngellommen I~risona
i;nD STEM Merico miiroen oes
@artcns mice. ,uo erflarteH, Dab lie
cine un.obbGngige Mepnblit
erridItv moaien, nno HrdliOent Gia5
tcGnfc iid cinen Nollfh OIL nnO mollte
iofrrt nit Der neugebadenen &epnblif
it llnterbanolulgen trctcl mo init
herielben einen 8ertrag einseben,
mas Wiirbe man in @aibtngton oa5il
iogen? llno bod) iDare OaS niht
idllimmer. uls ipie H~ooieuelt in ge'
5nq cui ole Hanama.a anal- afiaire
~gctanbelt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

9ie Grneumm9 be8 bod)m'iten Si'
fdGieS Webmer non Nreen SaU
isis, gum Ato6iol9er Gr3bildo'
&oser'S ais Gr5biibof bon Wfil
nautee, miro ullgemeine 8e
friebigung bel alien meiter'
flidenOen &atbolifen ser Sereinigter
Staaten b%erporrllfen. Ser Gr
nonnte lit nGlnlid IN jeoer g~e5iebuuf
fir Die StcQe in cminenteiter &eil(
befdbigt. Gr iii Dor Nllem ell
@uut, ser Den Gr5bil6ofSliB BOZ
WiIpaiItee aiereu miro ais cine Yer.
i6nli6feit, mcldje gepobnt lit IN Den
oifentlihen &eben oeS Sanoes ell
Mort m~it5ureoen. Gr ltebt Dor Den
oall3eu 2an0e ais elm Heprdientant
edit fatboliid)er, nid)t liberalcl
@runOiGbe. Gr unfaBt in iiG oil
gauge Siille Ser g%epinnenoeu Srelu1o-
lidIfeit beS SdmeI3erfuratterS, irnl
iii babel elm Wtann bon mncrlbiitter.
iiHen @rluloIaben. @r Dar itetS
berienigc 9iiGof Delder Dem fatbo'
Iiiden Sereinspeien ulb ieineu Se.
It%rebnnaen Die nollIte Sppputbie &c.
iui0met Iot. llno llid)t mir GAS,
@enn Smlien6e anberer Gr;eiter, gi.
ih0ie llnb Gr5biid0ie eS bel oi6onel
gSprtcn" rmO platoniidJen 6rennOlid)'
feiten fir Die glrbeiten 0eS Central.
@ereineS rn0 anoerer futDolild)er
&ereinc bctuenoeu lieBen, ipar es
Wiiho SO e Bme lpeld)er peitC
Heiicn llibt id)eute, INT feline SBeil.
uubme - ia nidJt MIR Sbeilnabme,
fcn0ern feline tbdtige, peri0nlihe Wtit.
arbeit = fir baS fatboliiGe Sereins+
treien 81 bicteu. llnb Die Ell
arbeitcte, OoS mifen ollie Seuc
peldc i'm BEL iolden Seriammhlnger
Geiebcn haben. Gr lieB cs nid)t bel
id0nen @orten IN Ger silent.
IiheH Seriammllrng ieblclL oemI
bert CAB er INNER @orte ab, peldt
i'm qal5en 2anoe nit gl6tltng geb0rl
nirr0en, ionOern'e q ing nit II
bic mo idrieb logan
ielbit, BET idpierigcn 6ragelt, Die Re'
ioluticnen. Sab es Sii6ot
90 c Bmcrm mar, nelfer Den 6ooera'
tionsaeonufcn 81 einem @rogrammC
fir boS tat6oIii1e GereinSlpeIer
mad)te, lit betannt. @ir @erinnerI
ms nod rcdt genou, ipic Der erItC
Grtlpurf Der 3pede rno 3ielc, iuelht
bie S~0oeration periolgcn lollte, in
er3biid0iIideu Ealoite 81 Mil.
iporrfec. 8iS, bon iciner cigener
@Qp0 geldrie6en, nit Dem Gomitc
heS GcHtrnl.GereinS (oen @errell
&qIt, @cber unO Conner beratben
iultr6e. mb pie CT bielc 8eoanfen
1ann Dor Dem Gentral.G ereiHe mo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
riidte nitts ale GerIenmolnaen

riidte nihts ale @erleumomaeu
maren."
80 6Ieii DE 3eituna":
SAB Iic nibt gum Shaben oieier
Staot acmirtt baben, iperben Die
Ganlenbe bc5euger, Die bonn critell
bis gum lebten Gag ibrer Miliiou 5u-
itr0mten itnO bier Croft, Grquidllng
nno 9eiierung fanoea." Gin
gerabesu h~egeiltcrter geridlt bes
gleiden liberalen 8lattes ihlieBt nit
Der @eriidlerung, bab Der 8erif)ter.
iiotter eifriger 2utberaner let.
Sir fatbolifde Seeliorser liest IN
oielen liberalen YreBitimmen cine
,teue frafti9e slufmlnterung, Die
8clfsmiiiipnen eifrig ans5uniiben.
@uf bicicu rubt iidtli1 Der Segcil
@ottes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

IIfob oil!

IitIIfoboI!
Die ISOLDE lit beenbet,
3ie Nrbeit lit pollbradt,
Ger &ater nil nift fomnlen,
llno ipat lit idon Die 9taft.
@ei ntottem 2ampeniheine
8ebt 8ino Inn 4ino 3mr Stub,
Gs btiidt MIR Mflitterlegen
Ger &leinen Ieuglein su.
limo BORT i6leidt iid sic Irme
Mrs filler &ammer fort;
Sic meiB, 100 er az iudeu,
Sic fennt Den miilten Srt.
Sic finbet i'm betrllnfen,
Ger babe 2pbn lit fort;
Sic bittet, ibr 81 folgen,
Sic lot tein barteS @prt.
Sic bringet i'm 81 9ette,
getpnbtlps i6lGft er Elm.
Sic iinft in lire 2nie
@aS miro Dos Gnbe leina
Stne IIfoDoIl
9ie ISOLDE lit beeuOet,
Sic Irhcit iii polbra6t,
3ie Gcllte iino entlolieu
Wit frobcul Suite Naht!'
Ser 2o6n IN ieimer Eoid)e
Gilt Seoer froh binms,
8elorat lit fir bic @ode,
sir @ei6 ,nto aino mu0 Saus.
@erciniat mb eeiteuert
@lGnst Stub' nnD &1mlnerlein.
limo @eib nno ainoer fiibrer
Gen Better frob binein.
Sen 2obn, oen treuperoienten. /.
Heidt er Der Wutter bin;
sic balliet nno tie iparet
2amit in trellem Sinn.
ltnb Sreuo' unb Srieoe berrifet
XII trallteu ltiaen areis;
3uS lit Der Irbeit Segeil,
9us lit Der Irbeit Hreisl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

unD Ginihr1nfrng ieber Irt gelang
es, eiu Spltcln Der leiulten Suppen.
tdliier inn 9anoe 81 erribten. 90 tie
ibre eigene Sdl5mine nn0 mebrere
onoere 9ingc beiaBen, Inn Elm Cup.
penbaus eriter aluIie 81 balten; 5u
Dem cine grobe Nn5abl erfabrener
Seoieutcn CSrrber. u,O Sblpelter.
ihaftei) botten, 10 tonnten lie ibre
G~nitalten biaieer unO por5iiglider
fitren ais Der Staot. ga iiberbies
ibre Sitppe gut NIT SaI5 9eipiirat
NOR unO ibr Sols I'M &ufe itanb, bos
bette au ieilL 10 itr0mten SauienOc
bon 9ilrgeril, Die iid friiber nit Der
ilnaeial5enen Staatsiuppe begniigt
Iotten, at Der neilen Initalt, neil iie
Die Staatsinppe fir nngeiunb bielteu.
Sic neue slnitoIt entpidelte iid 10
iiarf, onB Tie nit Ser Belt Die Staats.
oritalten ms @onfeu bra6te. Man
mari benielbeu Dor, ibre Sitppen
pilrSen cine idipG6libe mo ent-
ortete Generation berporbrinsen.
llmionit lcilgnete Der Staat bieie In.
floaen. Iau outiportete ibnl, penn
er lie audi nidyt be%rporbriitge, 70 per.
moee er ood) nitt iie at berbinOerr,
nub cs lei bon ieiner Seite MIR eit
&pripanO, nm Das @eihdft Der Eri.
rot-S nppenbduier 5u i%lbernebmer,
pelde itets ibr @eiddft gut beiors-
tel. bis Ger Staot iid eingemiiht
uno feline r,eile slrt bon S%uppenbdll.
fer cingefiibrt babe.
l~lnterbelien batter Die ltn5ufriebe.
llel: it'd orgauiiirt uno beihloiien,
cine ariegslilt sn sebrouden. Sic
beihloiicn an einem gcfuiiieu Gage
ullc Tripat-S uppcnbdilier 81 idle.
ben uno ibrc &unoen IN Die Stuats-
Sn~ppeIlbdlier 81 ihiden. Nuu be.
loaerten 3ablple Wenid)en bieie SIN.
iiolteu, ober es mor fem Ylat fir lie
ibrig. Die lln3uirieoenbeit itieg
oGf'S Sod)ite. ,@ir baben ieit Sob
rell, ihrieen Tie, Die S%uppentare be.
5oblt mo ieBt miro ans Die Wtnbl5eit
perneigert.- Wfit lpelf)em HeGt er.
hebt Der Stoat Saren bon allen 9iir-
germ, mno perpenoet lie gum @or.
theil ser eiuen Salite? @ir boben
fiinf,ig Sabre lailg Die Staats-S up,
~tenbduier u%nterbalten, Nun moae Der
Stoot mih nniere S%nppenbGuier
unterholten. llnmoglit, %ontiportete
Der Staot, ba3u ipdre cine opppelte
Suppentare uno piele Miuionen bon
Collars erforoert, Inn neile Srppen-
bGnler an bai,en, mas Stiles nitt tn.
nerbalb cine SabreS poQenOet meroen
fcnlte.
9arauf erfolgte nllgemeine lln5il-
irieoenbeit uno eni orobenOer Nlli-
rnhr. Gie StaatSmGnner 0ifneten
jest ibre Anaen; lie ertannten Die
5torbeit nno llngeredtieteit ibres
Spiiems bon itautliten Suppen-
b1uiern.
YIN nudlten Mtorgen miroe etn'
iiimmia beihloiien gum SPELL uno 3nr
Siderbeit Der Hation uno aus 8riin-
oen DER Spariamfeit IN Submit MIR
ole pripaten' Slppenbauier al be.
nuber, aniiatt Wiuionen bon Collars
All Stuatsiuppembduiern 5u per-
idtpenOen. Sic maren MN bereit,
ole priputen SuppenbG,ller nit aleu-
gtntbiscn all perieben, nlO ibnet al
i~iberlaiien, auf ipelhe @eile lie Die
'Suppe nit Gals lpiirscu unb Onrd
hire @drtcr lerpiren laiien tuoQterL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08
@atDpIiIhcr aird,em-2alemoer Ct.
3ie Saben ianbten prielter.
Snh 1913.
an philadelphia, ga, bielten Die

6eutih.reGcnoen 8atbolifen cine
groBe MISUNDERSTANDING nno Die
idldiiolideu angrifie rmo Serleum-
ounaen bcs philadelphia Gage
blnttes" funben cine SeudJtung,
mclde Sen 2eierfreiS Der 3citltng
pobl itarf eridiittern miro. Staats-
Derbano ulo Gentrol.9 erein famen
haGci audi sur ri6tigen @eltrng mo
lit Dabitrd) Der Seg angebabnt 3nn.
Ginreiben BON 9enniplponieu III Die
eroBe rationale &balonr Der nelltldl-
reocnbcn &atboIifen Der 8ereinigten
GtaateR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-08

.SSn cinem crnlten S6auipicl botic
Elm @efnnaener eincn 8ricf, o2n Der
&crterueilter linn ii6ergnb, lmIt Dor
auleicl. I'm lid OnS NusmenSiaIer<
ncn 81 criporcL bate lid Der 2dldll.
ipiclcr bnrmn aeru0bnt, lih ciacn
nitfliden Srici reid)el 81 %lniiel, Aen
CT nnlr ab5ldelen brmnd)te. GiucS
Cages jeood) glnllbte Der aerfeumci-
lter lid cen SpaB erlau6en 81 biiriell.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
TRADE REVIEW.
autet Follows the UsuaI Hoilda,
nush In Many Lines OF
Business.

New York, Dec. 27.--R. G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review Of Trade says;
"Trade and speculation experienced
The customary holiday quiet, except liz
Christmas goods, which sold freely,
many packing and shipping depart
ments being still engaged on this class
OF work, which could not be completed
at the specified time. Industrial un.
dertakings are interrupted in many
cases by the taking of inventories.
while other plants are closed because
fuel cannot be obtained. Orders still
come forward freely, and the new year
will open with more business on the
books than ever before. Prices Of com.
modities are firmly held by the steady
domestic demand, and there is gooc
export movement OF the leading
staples. In this, as in many other in
stances, however, there is still the
drawback OF inadequate transporting
facilities which restrict shipments tc
the seaboard Financial conditions are
satisfactory. Railway earnings thus
far reported for the month of Decem-
Der surpass last years by SO per cent.
and those Of 1900 by l1.6 per cent.
Quiet conditions in the iron and steel
industry. unaccompanied by any sign
ofweakness, testify TO the healthy tone
and suggest a bright outlook for the
coming year. Furnaces and mills will
extend the season OF idleness beyond
the usual time, not because orders are
lacking, but in order TO accumulate a
moderate supply Of coke. Avery large
into next year, probably more than in
any previous season. Failures for the
week numbered 200 in the United
States, against $50 last year and 81 in
Canada, compared with % a year ago"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
SIX ARE DEAD.
Falling Wall or Arbuekle Cooperage
Plant Kills Half Dozen of
Drooklyn's FIremen.

New York, Dec. 26.--Six deaths, and
possibly more, are believed to have re-
suited from n fire which, starting at
1918 o'clock this morning in the coop
erage plant attached TO the Arbuckle
sugar refinery in Brooklyn, destroyed
that great building. The victims were
firemen working upon water tower
No. /, which was directing stream
into the blazing five-story brick struc-
ture, and who were caught by falling
wall. Battalion Chief Coppinger died
after being taken to a hospital, and the
dead body Of Assistant Foreman Thorn
as Jeffries was found in the ruins OF
the fallen wall.
Vast pillows OF flame rolled up and
were reflected in the East river, max
ing il look like a stream of fire, while
SO brilliant was the illumination tina:
II was possible 10 read print in Man
haitian by the light. The fire spread
to the Williamsburg cork works,
north Of the refinery. 1t wrecked that.
Then il spread TO the big Kirkman
soap factory. The Kirkman Soap
company plant was little damaged. A
conservative estimate places the dam
age at 100000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
VICTIMS OF SNowSLIDE.
Bunkhouse aud sleeping Men
Loss OF Life.

Nelson, Il. c., Dec. ga snowslide
struck the clubhouse OF the Mollie
Gibson mine, ten miles from Lake
Kootenai, Christmas night, razing the
building. 1t is believed to have killed
nine men and injured seven others.
The men were in the hunks, after hold
ing an impromptu Christmas concert,
when the snowslide came down.
crushing in the roof and walls and
sweeping the men down the noun
tain. They were carried from 900 feet
to half a mile from the site of the
cabin. One man was found in the snow,
writing in agony. lie died few mo-
ments later. Eight men. including
two Italians whose names are not
known. and the Chinese cook, are un-
accounted for. OF the men accounted
for j. Campbell is dead, j. NJ. McLaugh-
lin has his shoulder dislocated and leg
broken, one named McGinnis Is slight
ly hurt and John A. Bell has his fore
arm broken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
LYNCHED WRONG MAJ.
liberalization shows That tbs Negro
Hanged by Mob IN sSnnkas Was
Not sIaycrfof 0mcer.

pittsburg. Kan. Dec. 27.--It is re-
ported that J2e Cooley, brother Of
Montgomery Cooley, who was lynched
ny "A mob here Thursday morning, is
wounded and in hiding at Weir City,
Kan, and later investigation of the
trouble between Officer Hinkle and the
Cooley brothers tends to show that
Joe, and not the man who was lynched,
fired the shot which killed the police
ma n. Two other brothers, Gus and
-Jess, arc IN jail at Girard, charged with
heing implicated in the murder, but
Toe escaped. The mother of the God
Iey boys is said TO have asked physi-
,cisn here 10 treat Joe for a gunshot
wound in the neck. She would not tell
the whereabouts OF her son, and the
doctor refused to go with her. The Of.
ficcr's revolver. with which he was
LilIed. has not been found, and II is be-
tieved that the man who did the kill
tfng has the pistol in his possession.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03

ornament of society at Washington.
which was almost as much her home
as st. Louis, where she was born.
When only 16 years old she made n
love match with the then Lieut.. John
G. Fremont, afterward famous as the
pathfinder" Although she did not
leave the paternal home until eight
years afterward her life from that
time was bound up in the career OF
the young engineer, hero Of the Next
can war, co-liberator of California and
the first presidential candidate of the
republican party. During his later
western journeys she brayed the hard
ships OF frontier life TO remain by his
side. For many years since the gen
erals death she had lived mt Los An
geles, her daughter, Miss Fremont, be-
ing her constant companion. Ten
years ago she became in straitened
circumstances, and n number OF CALI
fornia women started movement
which eliminated in the purchase for
her Of comfortable home in this city
and the granting by congress OF PEN
sion of S., 900 yearly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
MANY PERSONS PERISH
IN A RAILWAY WRECK.
Terrible Results of Collision on the Grand
Trunk Road at Wanstead. Canada---Death
List Numbers Thirty. While Many
Others Are Badly Injured

wreck, whose failure to deliver orders
To Conductor McAuliffe, of the Pacific
express, to pass the freight at Wan
stead, Is said by the Grand Trunk OH
cials TO have caused the wreck, Sunday
afternoon made his first statement
since the wreck. lie says he received
the order for No. 5, the express, TO pass
the freight at Wanstoad at 9:4S o'clock,
but declares positively that few min
utes later Dispatcher j. G. Kerr, at
London, called him and ordered him
10 "bust" or cancel the order. He
said: about o: 81, after calling Wyom-
ing and ascertaining that the freight
was there. the dispatcher called me
rapidly n half dozen times. When |
answered on the wire, he told me to
"bust" this order. / wrote bust il"
across the order just as No. 5 was com
ing in. Conductor McAuliffe came In
and asked me what the order board
was out against him for. i told him
that we had had an order for him, but
the dispatcher had busted IL. He
asked me to hurry and write him a
clearance order, which ! did. After
the train had started and was out of
my reach the dispatcher learned that
the freight had left Wyoming. ] told
him could not stop No. 5, as IL had left.
He Immediately began calling Kings
court Junction, the station between
Watford and Wanstead, on the rail-
road wire, and / tried TO raise them
on a commercial wire. We both failed
TO do this, however, until after the ex-
press had passed the junction"
Carson admitted that he knew 1t
was against the rules of the company
TO cancel n train order without send
ing substitute for II, but said that
the dispatcher was his superior Off
Ger and he disliked TO question his
order or dispute his authority TO take
this action. Dispatcher Kerr's order
book in the local Grand Trunk Office
does not show that the order was
busted" or cancelled, as Carson
claims. According TO the book, il was
still in force and should have been de-
livered to the conductor OF the ex-
press. Kerr has not made any state
ment, even TO the railroad officials,
and will not until he takes the stand
at the inquest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
DISASTROUS STORM.
Gale Does Much Damage ON Land and
Water In Denmark-Many
sailors Drowned.

Copenhagen, Dec. 27.--The worst
gale of many years visited Denmark
Christmas night and Friday morning,
and has done enormous damage To
property and shipping. The telegraph
ic and railroad services have been i'm
terrupted and delayed. II is unsafe 10
walk the streets of Copenhagen owing
to falling tiles, etc. Many houses have
been unroofed. and some mills and fac
tories have been partly destroyed.
Two boats have been wrecked oft Elsi-
more and eight persons were drowned.
Eleven men OF the crew, including
Capt. Tobiasen, were drowned in the
wreck OF the Norwegian bark q. $.
Perry, which went ashore at Scaw.
The Penny will be a total wreck and her
cargo Is washing ashore Only one OF
her crew was saved. There was also
severe gale in the south Of Sweden.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
ROBBERS MAKE BIG HAUL.
EwD Men Loo< n Bank Vault at Union,
Mo-, and secure Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars.

81 Louis. Dec. 29.-A special to the
Post dispatch from Union, Mo-. says
-thc aan,s 81 Union was burglarized
skoctneen one and two o'clock Satur-
day morning, the vault being blown
.opeA with nitro-glycerine and $751;
600, the entire contents of the safe.
mplsn. The robbers were two IN
iber, and are believed TO be pro-
ionals. They escaped. A little
one o'clock loud explosion
yas heard and several shots were
fired around the public square. Most
III The citizens who heard the noise
sup posed IL was caused by some boys
out on lark celebrating ChristmSs,
ano paid no attention 10 II.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03
SHOCKS CONTINUE.
Further Damage Rsrored Due TO
EARTHQUAKES In AndiJan--Losses
Reach Several Millions.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 26.-hccording
To the latest advices from Andijan.
Russian Central Asia. the shocks Of
earthquake are continuing there.
There have been four or five seismic
disturbances daily, and particularly
violent series of shocks during the
night of December % and the follow
ing morning set all the rolling stock
ON the railway I'm motion. resulting in
panic among the railroad men. Traf-
fic is still suspended on the railroad
and the station is closed. The military
authorities are taking over the con
troll OF the line for some distance from
Andijan. The damage resulting from
the recent earthquake amounts to sew
eral million dollars.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-01-03

London, Ont, Dec. 29.--Thirty per-
ons are known 10 have persisted and a /
.ssL IS were injured in the wreck Of
che Pacific express OF the Grand
trunk railway which crashed into an
'east-bound freight at Wanstead Fri
eiay night, The express, rushing west
ward 60 miles an hour, to make up
host time, driving onward through a
terrific blizzard, collided head-on with
. heavy freight train. The express was
crowded with persons returning from
holiday visits in Canada. The day
coaches were ground to splinters. Fire
started, and above the roaring Of the
blizzard the shrieks of the injured,
pinned down under the shattered cars,
could be heard. The thermometer was
rcar zero, and before help could ar
rive many Of the injured persisted from
cold. The fire was extinguished be-
fore IL reached any of the injured, al
though the bodies Of some of the dead
wcre blackened by fire.
The Dead.
Following Is partial and official
hist of identified dead: Alex stew
art, Petrolia. Ont; Mrs. Alex Stew.
art. Petrolia, Ont; A. Ricketts,, Sar-
AHA Tunnel, fireman; j. Gillies. SsT-
MIA. tunnel engineer; Mrs. Trotter,
petrolia, Ont; Mr.. Lawrence, Wat
ford, Ont: r. s. Freeman. Oil Springs
or Hcnsall, Ont; - Jeffrey, Lon
sfon. Ont; Glenn Podley, Port Huron,
Mich; Gay Debcnier, ticketed TO La
Crosse, Wash; DIR. Pcnwarden, tick
eted 10 Petrolia, Ont; woman, sup.
posed TO DO Penwarden's wife; j. IL.
Brock, Brucefeld: o. II. Burwell, Port
Huron; Wilson Morton, Chicago; Mrs.
J. n. Barnes, Woodstock. Ont. Ed
ward Boyse, Prescott, Ont; Violet
45iroclS, Chicago; George Burkholder,
Sarnia, Ont; Alex Cameron, Petrolia,
Ont: Edward Debeau. Prescott, Ont;
Archie Douglnss. Alviston. Ont; Mel
Tic Ged.ieG, Sarnia. Ont; Nicholas JEFF
frey, London, Ont; w. j. Lucas,
Stratbroy. Ont; Lottie Lynch, Port
Huron, Mich; Mrs. Rodley, Port
Huron, Mol three unidentified.
4 to Deliver orders.
Andf carson, the operator at
Wntfor Yhe first station east Of the