The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-09-24

suit In favor of the plaintiffs, among
whom are Mrs. Frances B. Burns and
her daughter, Miss Marjorie, OF Chi
cago. The property involved is worth
100000.
Sergts. Lott, Snyder and Duffey
Trumpeter Plumb and Privates Bar
nett, Davidson, tombstone, Pearson
and Raymond were held to the grand
jury in Athens, Ohio. as the result OF
the killing of Corporal Clark during
the maneuvers last month. The men
are members of the Fourteenth Unit
ed States battery, stationed at Fort
Sheridan.
Senator r. A. Alger arrived in New
York on the steamer Minnetonka from
London.
Assistant Secretary OF State Loomis
has returned to Washington from st.
Louis
Harold Mccormick has bought
new auto for another record run from
Chicago to Cleveland.
The archbishop OF Canterbury is the
guest of Rt. Rev. William Lawrence.
bishop of Massachusetts,, at Bar Har-
Dor, Me.
Postmaster General Payne has re-
turned to Washington after an alb
sence of several weeks and has re-
sumed his duties In the department.
The Canadian government steamer
Quadra struck submerged rock on
the east side OF Vancouver island and
she was on the rocks for six hours.
After resting on a reef between
Michigan and Madeline islands, Lake
Superior. since Wednesday morning,
the steamer G. c. Hand was pulled
free.
Seaman Cecil Clay Young OF the
battleship Missouri was drowned as
the war vessel was putting out TO sea
at Woods Hole, Mass, to avoid the
gale.
Two trainloads Of passengers were
badly shaken up and four persons in
jured in rear-end collision on the
Fifth avenue line OF the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit.
The warehouse OF the Fayette Man
ufacturing company, Chester. Pa, was
entirely destroyed by fire, 10000 bags
OF magnesia being In the building;
loss, 100000.
A man who was picked up uncon-
scious and who has remained three
days in that condition in Detroit.
Mich. has been identified as Paul
Koch. baker OF Cleveland.
Midshipman James III. McCool OF
the state OF Washington win be
dropped from the Annapolis naval
academy on account OF continued in
fractions of the regulations.
The largest mortgage ever execut-
ed in Marion county was filed in In
dianapolis. when the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton Railway company re-
corded a refunding mortgage for $685.
000,0 in favor of the United States
Mortgage and Trust company.
The grand aerie OF the Benevolent
Order OF Eagles closed its fifth annu-
al convention at Baltimore, Md, and
will meet at Denver, Colo, next Au-
gust. j. f. Pelletier of Kansas City
was elected grand worthy president.
In the annual report OF the bureau
OF industrial statistics for 1909 the
five leading industries of Pennsylva-
MIA. iron and steel. pig iron. anthra-
cite coal. bituminous coal and tin.
plate. are summarized as follows: To-
tai production in tons, 1S2,655 SAB;
number OF workmen employed, 435..
TIA; aggregate wages paid. $241 ST.
718; market value OF production,
$774,963.777.
The next meeting place. in 1906. OF
the General Federation OF Women's
Clubs will be Ct. Paul, according to a
decision reached in st. Louis by the
board of directors.
At the National Colored Baptist
convention OF Austin, Texas. 10000
persons listened to the discussion on
religious subjects.
f. p. Conger OF Missouri passed his
physical examination and was admit.
ted TO the naval academy at Annapo.
lis, Md, as a midshipman.
The plate glass factory OF Zahn &
Bordey at Carlton, N. j.. was burned.
Loss is 100000.
The members of the American Insti.
tute OF Mining Engineers left Duluth,
Mimi. for the iron ranges 70 inspect
the mines,
In the convention OF tho Brewery
Workers union In Indianapolis a tcle
gram from the Master Masters asso
citation in Chicago was read. In which
the association declared the demand
made by tho locals for an increase OF
81 week each In wages would not be
granted.