The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-02

among the striking trammers have re-
turned TO work at the Atlantic mine.
Houghton. Mich. The men, who struck
without formulating any demands,
went back on precisely the same
terms as existed before.
Baron Won Sternbrrg. the German
ambassador has left Washington for
Sewanee, Tenn. where he Will deliver
the commencement address at the
University OF the South.
A tramp sentenced at Philadelphia
for vagrancy claimed he was the long
lose Charlie Ross and that he had es-
capped from a Michigan lumber camp.
where he had been kept a prisoner
for years.
Evansville, Ind, people were stirred
almost to the point OF mob violence
by story that Harry Smythe. an ex-
press messenger, had been beaten and
| Miss Clara Weinbach assaulted by a
negro the night before. The excite
ment was quieted when the police re-
| ported that the stories Of the princi-
| pals did not agree.
w. II. Firth, general passenger
4
| Texas. was found dead in his office in
| Fort Worth. He was apparently in
| good health when he reached his Office
few hours earlier.
Canon Cody OF Toronto has declined
to accept the Episcopal bishopric OF
Nova Scotia, TO which he was elected
by the synod at Halifax after two
days balloting.
John G. Porter. banker-philanthro-
| pist Of Peoria, Ill, plans to erect
home for dependents at Spring Hill
park. Mr.. Proctor's gift, including
land, will amount to 100000.
Gen. Adra r. Craffee, accompanied
by Mrs. Chaffee, Miss Helen Chaffee
and Cadet A. r. Chaffee, visited Fort
Wayne, from which place they go to
Fort Bradley on the lighthouse tender
Amaranth. Brigadier General Hum
phrey, quartermaster general or the
army, and Captain Hutchinson are also
members of General Chaffee's party.
The lieutenants OF Mayor Reed of
Kansas City have deserted the stand
ard of Senator Stone and will support
Frank Walsh for member of the Dem
ocratic national committee.
Adjutant Gen. w. w. Brandon of
Alabama has been appointed reading
clerk for the Democratic national con-
vention.
Park Hayes OF CASHIER, a Wyoming
delegate to the st. Louis convention,
interviewed at Omaha, expressed the
opinion that Cleveland would be nomi.
rated as a compromise candidate for
president.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her sister, Miss
Carow. have left Washington for oys'
ter Bay. Miss Carow will sail Ior
Italy July 5. Mrs. Roosevelt will non
return TO Washington until the latter
part OF September.
The American Institute OF Homeopa
thy at Niagara Falls, N ". completed
the election OF officers by electing DR.
Charles Gatchell OF Chicago secretary
The next convention will be held a.
; Chicago in June, 1905.
: The archbishop OF Canterbury. Mos
} Rev. DR.. Randall Thomas Davidson
has accepted an invitation to the gen
eral convention OF the Protestant Epis
, | copal church OF the United States ant
, Canada In Boston next October.
: J. ]. Jusserand, ambassador o
: France to the United States. was
passenger on the steamer La Savoi'
for Havre.
4 the appointment OF Charles III. Dar
Y ling OF Vermont, assistant secretar
: OF the navy, 10 the secretaryshi
. when Mr.. Moody becomes attorne
' general.
Annie Movatski, aged ~. and Frit
Wolf, aged As. were burned TO deaf
!. and six other persons were injured !
: a fire at Cleveland.
. ]. l.. Chilling OF Chicago was cleo
cd president OF the National Associ'
ton OF Photo-Engravers at St Loui
: George III. Benedict OF Chicago wa
y chosen secretary. The National Ele'
: trotypers' association elected J. I
:, Ferguson OF New York president an
/. c. 8. Patrid OF Chicago secretary.
a Addicks leaders 10 Delaware declar
- themselves hopeful OF victory. CLAIM
ing that as result of the Addict
. victory at the Chicago conventio
!. their campaign will be opened by SCI
u ator Fairbanks and Senator Spoons
Of Wisconsin.
william A. Fleet. who has just bee
II given the degrees Of b. A. and M. !
by the University OF Virginia. HI
been selected by that Institution {
% its representative for the Cecil Rhod,
r scholarship at Oxford. Mr.. Fleet Is
u graduate Of Culver, Ind. military AGA
emy.