The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-23
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BREVTTIEC

Baltimore charged with "buncoing"
Rev. John Rose, retired Episcopal
minister. out of s5.450 in a mining
stock deal.
George Smith, convict In the West
Virginia penitentiary at Moundsville.
escaped by hiding himself in a box
consigned TO an outside firm, another
convict having nailed down the lid.
Smith broke out when the box was
being hauled through the streets and
escaped TO the hills.
w. w Russell. the American min
lister to Colombia, who is very III at
Rockville, Md, is reported to be bet
ter.
Robert Grimmon of Reno, New. has
been appointed United States marshal
for the district OF Nevada, vice EN-
mitt. deceased.
Mrs. Susie Lowell Hubbard OF RAJ
cine, Wis. whose husband has just
gone to the front with the \. M. G.
A. ten with the Japanese army, has
sailed from Yokohama for home.
IL is announced that John f. Valley.
general agent OF the Burlington rail
road at Cincinnati, has been made gem
eral agent of that road in Denver, sue
ceeding his brother George w. Val
lery. who becomes general manager OF
the Colorado Midland railway.
A new Niagara power canal enter
prise involving an expenditure of $780,
100000 was put under way when the
Niagara Irrigation and Water Supply
Company filed at the county clerks
Office at Lockport, N. Y. map of the
proposed canal, from la Sale to the
DEVILS Hole. below the falls.
II Irving Andrews arrested at AL
pena, Mich, for raising drafts on the
Nassau Trust Company OF New York
for $4,000 has been sentenced TO
Sing Sing.
The navy department has made ar
rangements for the official trial July
% for the battleship Ohio, built by the
Union Iron works at San Francisco.
The annual assembly OF the Pine
Lake Chautauqua association will be
held at Pine Lake, Ind. near La Porte,
opening July 81 and continuing to
Aug. 7.
The Canadian national transcontin-
thtal Jill itttiNtu INC lOg al tOnbtui
of the deputy governor IN the domin-
ion senate and It now is law. This
is the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad
measure.
Nearly a dozen people were Injured
in the derailment OF the north-bound
train on the Paris-Cleburne line OF
the Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe
railroad. nine miles south of Dallas.
Tex
Senator Charles w. Fairbanks has
left Indianapolis for Mackinac. where
he will rest for a fortnight
Sir William McGregor, recently
governor OF Lagos, who has been ap
pointed governor or Newfoundland IN
succession TO Sir Cavendish Boyle, is
expected TO assume his Office next
month.
Charles Schnepper, one OF the
wealthiest farmers OF Warrick coun-
~, Indiana, was fatally injured by
being struck in the breast by a hay
fork falling from carrier
Sir William Van Horne and George
III. Macy have been elected directors
OF the International Banking corpor-
alton. taking the places OF James II.
Hyde and w. II. Mcintyre
William Kennedy. president OF the
defunct Citizens bank at Enid. Ok.
was arrested charged with making
false statements OF the banks condi-
ton. He entered a plea OF not guilty
and was placed under bond OF $4,000.
Rudolph Spreckels OF San Francis
co. who is seriously III with append
ctis at the Savoy West End hotel.
Carlsbad. is somewhat better at pres
emit An immediate operation is APP
parently unnecessary.
Secretary Hay has left Washington
for Lake Sunapee. New Hampshire.
He probably will be absent until
about the LIST OF October unless some
emergency arises requiring his pres
ence In Washington.
Frank McNutt, former resident OF
Richmond Ind. and a member of the
United States diplomatic corps at va.
rious points, has been reappointed
chamberlain by Pope Plus, having
held that position under Pope Leo.
H. A. stamm and his wife, Miss
Katie Stamm. and Louise Myers were
drowned by the capsizing OF row
boat In Spring river. near Pittsburg.
Kan.
A flask containing a small amount
OF certain brand OF whisky. recog-
nizabIe by its color. is thought to be
a clue in the Snafer murder inves-
tigation at Bedford. Ind. The flask
was found at the scene OF the murder.
and the man TO whom this whisky
was sold is sought through saloon
Keepers.
II was given out that the differ
ences between the Delaware a. Hud-
son company and It's railroad en-
ployes have been amicably settled.
John Ericsson OF Chicago was
drowned Monday afternoon while