The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-12-02
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Despondent over the death Of his
wife, which occurred about two
months ago, Charles Mikelson, aged
IS, killed himself on her grave at Hib-
bling, Mimi.
Supreme Judge Hebbard, Of Califor-
mia, in decision, declared that boycott
ting was deserving of no protection
from the laws and SO culpable that a
sufferer could resort to personal vio-
lence to protect his rights.
One by one the powers are lining up
in hearty support of President Roose-
velt's suggestion that another session
of The Hague tribunal be convened to
complete the work outlined by the first
peace congress.
Following a family quarrel Charles
Broeg, Jr., shot and instantly killed Capt
z. d. Redeck, his father-in-Iaw, at Shaw
neetown, ILL.,.
The barn and dog kennels at Hickory
Valley, Tenn, have been destroyed. Six
dogs, among them several Avent hounds,
which had taken many premiums in the
United States and Canada, were burned
AT Wartraco, Tenn, a passenger train
struck buggy containing three occu-
pants. Miss Sadie Waite, aged 16, was
instantly killed, and her brother, aged
II, was so badly mangled that he cannot
recover
Three children of Thomas Moran. liv-
ing near Wayne, Neb., set fire to barn
in which they were at play. One was
burned to death and the other two are in
serious condition.
Keen frost and heavy snow squalls are
Kingdom.
Rear Admiral John Russell Bartlett,
U. S. N, retired, of Providence, r. l.,
died at the Marine hospital, ST. Louis,
from pneumonia.
Judge Kavanagh, of Chicago, passing
on the habeas corpus application of union
pickets, holds the railroad and ware
house act valid and says labor thugs
may be punished under it.
The home of E. E. Thomas, prominent
reformer of Omaha, was wrecked by a
bomb, and leading organizations offer
rewards aggregating $500 for the mis-
creant
Nan Patterson nearly collapsed when
skeletons were used in her trial in New
York to illustrate the course of the bull
let with which she is alleged to have
killed Bookmaker Young
Six men are under arrest as the result
of murder and other violence in con-
nection with the Cincinnati and Ken
lucky molders' strike, and a warrant has
been issued for j. F. Valentine, national
president of the union.
The new United States cruiser Penn
sylvania, on her official trip, averaged
22.43 knots an hour. Her contract
called for % knots. This shows the
Pennsylvania to be the fastest war
ship of her class in the American
navy.
Prompted by jealousy, Frank Saylor.
a negro farm hand, at Philadelphia
shot and killed Henry Henderson
aged % years, and when he was ever
taken by George Henderson, Henry's
uncle. fatally shot him also.
The Janney Manufacturing COM
pany, capitalized at $125,0O0, and one
of the largest manufacturing enter
prises OF Ottumwa, Ia, has passed into
the hands of receiver
Sebren Profit, a prominent citizen
of Moreland, KY, was assassinated by
unknown men while hauling water.
One person was killed and two
others were so severely burned that
their lives are despaired of in fire
in house in Chicago caused by the
explosion OF kerosene lamp.
The Cunard liner Ivernia from Liv-
erpool, arrived in Boston, bringing
1892 passengers, of whom 2,092 came
in the steerage.
Samuel Il. CLOSER, an insane patient at
Cunning, Ill, was strangled and beaten
to death in struggle with two attend
ants and another patient. Both of the
attendants have been arrested.
Guy LOOMS was injured and his serv-
ant killed in New York when an electric
car wrecked his automobile.
Joseph F. Valentine, president of the
Iron Molders' Union of North America
was arrested In Cleveland in connection
with the alleged dynamite plot against
shops in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
The board appointed to select naval
training station on the Great Lakes has
unanimously recommended that the
Lake Bluff site, 80 miles north of Chi
cago, be selected. The president has
approved the selection.
The rowboat of William Briggs, the
night ferryman between Port Huron
Mich. and Sarnia, Ont. was upset near
the Sarnia dock and four men were
drowned.
Miss Nellie Slower, of ST. Paul, Mimi,
laughed so heartily at story told by
one of party of friends at her home
that she dislocated her jaw.
Milt Shaw, prominent lawyer of
Hickman, KY, shot and killed his uncle.
Robert Buck. The dead man, 1t is
claimed. went to Shaw's house with the
intention of numbering him.