The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-06-04
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Bursting OF cylinder head OF the
plant In Fairbury. ILL.,. will leave the
city in darkness several nights.
John Seyfried, saloonkeeper, was
murdered by thugs at his place OF
business in st. Joseph, Mo. Clrcum-
stances indicate that robbery or re.
venge. or both, were the motive.
Sherman Deeman, aged "a years.
shot and killed his wife at Canaan.
Conn. and afterward attempted TO
commit suicide by shooting, but prob
ably will survive. Mrs. Deeman had
left her husband because OF his al.
legged abuse
Four persons were injured, one OF
them probably fatally. in the partial
collapse OF the old-fashioned four-story
brick buAiing in East Eighth street.
New York city, which was occupied
by a saloon and two small firms Of
hat manufacturers.
The death is announced OF Grand
Duke Friedrich Wilhelm OF Mecklen-
burg Strelltz. The Grand Duke was
born Oct. II. 1919.
Yale university is given s250,oO0 for
library purposes by the will OF Will
fam d. Ross, the New York lawyer.
who died in January.
The Belgian legation at Washing
ton declares the report that Secretary
Hay had been requested to investigate
conditions I'm the Congo Free State to
be mistake.
Many lives are believed 10 have
been lost In the destructive flood in
Greeley and Nance counties. Nebras-
ka. Tho known dead are Edward Ben
nender and John Pollard. drowned,
and William Ray. killed by lightning.
Edwin s. Cramp OF the Cramp Ship
building company was the principal
speaker at the hearing OF the mer-
chant marine commission in Philadel-
phia He favored differentlal duties
as means for reviying commerce.
Formal charges were filed with the
secretary OF the navy at Washington
against Judge Advocate General Lem
~, alleging "falsehood and inefi-
cheney, In an effort to influence the
supreme court against the case OF
John Smith, on appeal OF the United
States from the court OF claims.
Smiths attorney asks for trial by
courtmartial
Craftsmen blew up a safe In the
Ava, H. posto1ice and secured about
800
Announcement was made at Prince
ton university that the chair OF Latin,
Ill - NJ
Or. j. p. carter is TO be filled by Prof.
Grant Slovenian OF the University OF
Wisconsin Latin department.
Senior Don Ignacio Calderon. the re-
Gently appointed minister to Bolivia
90 the URted States. was received by
President Roosevelt at the white
house. Felicitous addresses were ex-
changed between the new minister
and the president.
Leopold Schepp OF New York, head
OF the cocoanut manufacturing firm
OF l.. Schepp a Co. called at the state
department at Washington TO urge
that the government OF Panama be
required TO assume a claim OF 100000
they hold against Colombia for detain-
ing ships until their cargoes OF cocoa
nuts were spoiled.
The National Association OF Mutual
Insurance Companies has voted 20 hold
the next annual meeting at Chicago.
The association Endorsed the hackers
OF the new National Underwriters as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. Russell, the United States
charge at Panama, who has been APP
pointed minister TO Colombia, has
cabled the state department that he
will leave Panama June j for the
United States an vacation.
Rev. Robert Strang. ID. D.. rector OF
81. Paul's parish. Richmond. Va, has
been elected coadjutor TO Rt. Rev. A.
A. Watson. ID. D., bishop OF the east
Carolina district OF the Protestant
Episcopal church
Gov. Bailey OF Kansas says that
william Allen White misunderstood
him over the telephone. and declares
that White will not be appointed state
accountant
The National Piano Manufacturers
Association, in session at Atlantic
City. N. j.. elected George p. Bent
OF Chicago president and william
Bauer OF Chicago secretary.
The Spanish war veterans encamp-
ment TO have been held in Rock Is
land. H.. I'm June was abandoned ow-
ting to disagreement OF department
officers OF two old societies now con
solidated.
double drowning occurred In Big
Yellow creek at Hammondsville, o.
The dead are Annie Piatt, aged IA
years. and Sadie Hardie. aged 10
years.
The United States Realty and I'm.
provement Company, capital $4,000
600. has been Incorporated at Tren.
ton. N. j., TO do general construc
ton business. Incorporators. ]. T.
Freeman. b. Nonem. ]. A Tallman
and NJ. Sto0dard OF New York. and
Charles Belts OF Morristowns N. ].
Henry Greenebaum. Judge Stein