The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-07-02
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Arthur Bennett. aged 1e. slippea
from log boom in West Hancock.
Mich, and was drowned.
Rosco Hams, son of Cameron Hams,
farmer, was killed by Lake Shore
train az q road crossing near Butler,
Int.
A. Dorsey. n freight brakeman or
the c., II. a. D.. was killed at Muir
dock, Ill. He was married and resid-
ed at indianapolis.
In a quarrel between John VAIN
scott and Channely Cardinal at Ca
nan, Ind, Cardinal shot and instantly
killed Wainscott-
Lynn o. De Larhmutt, real estate
broker, aged As. committed suicide in
Washington by shooting. He left
nothing TO show why he committed
the act.
The body OF August Kelbake. who
was married six months ago and who
has been missing for two weeks. has
been recovered from Portake lake at
Replev. Mich.
George Overbaugh, about so years
old, retired stock broker OF Colds
boro, N. c., committed suicide In New
York by drinking a quantity OF car
bolic acid. Overbaugh went TO New
York TO be treated for nervous insom-
mia.
RobertMarthley, at Owensboro. KY.
shot and killed his sweetheart. Miss
Emma Watkins. aged IL. and fatally
wounded James Gregson, who was
with her.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, president OF
the Worlds Fair board OF lady man
ayers, gave dinner at st. Louis In
honor of Governor and Mrs. Odell or
New York. The table was set In solid
silver
While several hundred persons were
boarding an excursion steamer at Bos-
ton Sunday a counterbalance fell,
striking Edward harrington, son OF
the purser. and iniicting probably IA
tally injuries. His cries started a
panic among the passengers, and in
the crush Mrs. Daniel Murphy OF
Charleston had her arm broken.
Cardinal Satolli left Washington
Sunday for st. Louis TO visit the ex-
position.
Prince George and Prince Konrad OF
Bavaria, travelling incognito as Count
George Wurtenburg and Count kon-
rad wurtenburg. and escorted by Cap
tain Reitzenstein OF the German army,
arrived in Washington from Newport.
AS the result OF a mass meeting OF
citizens held in Milwaukee Attorney
General Sturtevant OF Wisconsin is 10
investigate the charges made by the
Milwaukee ice trust.
The Igorrotte and Negrito members
OF the Philippine exhibit at the st
Louis exposition have been ordered &c
wear clothing enough TO Americanize
them for exhibition purposes.
Santos-Dumont and the worlds fall
management have disagreed on the
course chosen for the ship race. The
management has decided on a trian
gular course, while Santos-Dumont de
sires a straightaway flight.
r. d. Synder of Fremont, Neb.. was
elected president of the National Grair
Dealers association at Milwaukee. l.
Cortelyou of Muscoutah. Kan, ant
Daniel p. Byrne OF st. Louis were
named vice-presidents. and Henry l.
Goeman of Toledo, Ohio, Is 10 be di
rector at large.
Judge p. B. Wolfe OF Clinton. Iowa
who has been on the bench OF thu
seventh judicial district for thirteeI
years, announces he will resign to re
sumo the practice OF law.
Col. Zach Mulhall, who shot AM
uN ~ Apf
exposition Pike. pleaded not guilty 4
assault with intent to kill. His bon'
was increased from $4,000 to $25, 90
and trial set for July Is.
Charles Frohman has accepted from
Clyde Fitch a play, entitled Granny,
in which the veteran actress Mrs. CT
bert will make n farewell tour OF tn
United States next year.
Grace Herreid, daughter of Coy
Charles Herreid OF South Dakota. ha
been invited by the Union Iron Work
OF San Francisco TO christen the al
mored cruiser South Dakota. no'
building.
The shop OF the Northwestern CooI
erage Company. a two-story fran
hOuttuEt, occupying nAll DioShs
st. Paul, was entirely destroyed b
fire. entaillng a loss estimated at $50
600. number of employees who wer
In the second story were cut on b
the flames and had TO escape by III
windows.
Grant University. Chattanoog'
Tenn. has received donations of s11
900 from the Freedmen's Aid an
Southern Educational Society an
$4,000 from individuals.
Prof. II. d. Salisbury OF the Unive
sity OF Chicago received the honorar
degree OF IL ID. at the graduation e
ercises OF Beloit college, Beloit, VIII
when forty students were graduate
Prof. Gardner s. Williams.
charge Of the hydraulic laboratory
Cornell university, has been appoir
ed TO iii the vacancy caused by Il
death Of Prof. G. f. Greene OF the e