The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-01-22

signs along railroad lines is recommend
ed by Gov. Murphy in his message to
the New Jersey legislature.
A run on the Superior (Wis.) First
National bank was continued by savings
depositors till 1925 600 had been with
drawn.
An American group" to be affiliated
with the interparliamentary union for
international arbitration, has been or
gani2ed in congress.
Mayor Harrison testified at the Iro-
feared public opinion would not sus-
tain him in closing the theaters at the
time when he first became aware they
were violating the law.
John S. Cooper's horse sale pavilion
and mule stables were burned at Omaha,
and eight horses persisted.
Robbers blew open the safe OF the
bank at Golf, Kan, secured $4,000 and
escaped.
Edwin Warield was inaugurated as
governor of Maryland.
Fire destroyed the Jail at Pratt City,
Ala, and Jack Kelly Cwhite) and four
unidentified negroes were burned TO
death.
Formal confession was made by
Charles M. Schwab in a New York court
that the s~hip-building trust was hope
lessly bankrupt.
An inspection of churches and schools
in Chicago showed a few not properly
equipped and the South Congregational
church was closed.
Rather than risk wrecks the North
western railway ordered that no train
shall run at more than schedule speed,
no matter how late it may be.
Ten persons fell down an elevator
shaft in a building in st. Louis and eight
were killed.
An open switch caused a collision be-
tween trains or the Southern railroad at
New Baden, H., and Fireman Nixon
was killed and Engineer William knight
probably fatally hurt.
The Virginia legislature convened in
Richmond.
ILL.,, received by express a legacy of $780,
900, being her share of the estate of an
uncle who died in Paris.
A new picketing method has been
devised by the Chicago Federation of
Labor to force nonunion men to join or
tried.
Tieup OF navigation decided on by
Lake Carriers association at It's De-
troit (Mich.) convention, TO check de-
mands of unions.
The remains Of Gen. John B. Cor
civil war. were buried in Oakland ceme-
terry in Atlanta, Ga.
Carriages for use at funerals are hard
to get in Chicago owing to the revival of
the strike by livery drivers. Hearses are
not to be interfered with.
A negro named Gilmore Moseley was
lynched by a mob of negroes in Sus-
sex county, Va, after being acquitted in
a trial for murder.
AS a result of drinking ginger ale fla
vored with lemon extract three men
died from poisoning at Alexander, Ark.
Amendments and objections led the
Chicago council to postpone action on
the revised building code and to deny
to the theaters the privilege of reopen
ing under restrictions.
The Farmers bank at Auburn, Ind,
failed to open its doors and a notice
posted on the doors promised that the
bank would pay out dollar for dollar.
Jumbo Clark, a negro, was lynched at
High Springs, Fla, for attacking a white
girl.
The annual dinner of the diplomatic
corps was given at the white house by
President and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Governor Cummins, OF Iowa, in his adj
dress following his second Inaugural
ton argued for revision Of the tariff
and for reciprocity with Canada.
Fire at Havre, Mont, caused a loss of
$400, 900 and left many persons homeless.
Sixteen churches in Chicago have been
closed for violations of the building law.
Butch" Riley, a negro who killed c..
G. Mcmillan hear Tallulah, Miss, was
lynched by a mob.