The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-11-25
A WEEKS RECORD
ALI the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
I 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.

One of the most singular effects OF
the gale on the Atlantic coast is reported
from Pennville, Me-, where a whale 80
feet long, was blown ashore. Unable to
get bach into deep water the great crea-
ture lay helpless on the beach and a bull
let from a rifle ended It's life.
Pension commissioner Ware has
placed in the hands of the president his
resignation, to take effect January l
next.
Andrew j. Mead, founder of Manhat-
. tan, Kan, and for many years a we'll
known hardware merchant of Cincin-
natl and New York, is dead at his home
in Yonkers, N. Y.
The monument erected by the state OF
Maine in memory of its soldiers who died
during the civil war in prison at Ander-
~sonyilie. Ca, was unveiled with appro-
pirate ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurst, of Hayton.
Wis, were accidentally killed in a run
way accident
Philip Weinsheimer, the former Ia
Dor leader, convicted of extortion, was
sentenced in New York to state prison
for not less thar one year and eight
months nor more than two years and
eight months.
The federal grand jury at Aberdeen, S.
D., has returned an Indictment against
Edward H. Dehlmeimer for mailing OBJ
scene letters to President Roosevelt and
James Hill.
The fifth trial of DR.. A. A. Ames will
begin in Minneapolis, Mimi. Novem-
Der 2S.
Thomas Richardson, a magistrate,
aged 30 years, was frozen to death on the
public highway near Martinsville, Va.
Isadore Rush, the well-known actress,
died of heart disease two hours after
being rescued from the surf at San
Diego, Cal.
Notices have beer posted at the mills
Of the five big mines of the Telluride,
Col, district that in future the eight
hour day would prevail, the minimum
wage promised being So a day. The
demand for. this concession was what
precipitated the strike in the state.
Count Cassini, Russian ambassador to
Washington, d. c., declares Russia will
fight to end
Communication between the west and
the east was almost entirely suspended
as the result of the recent hurricane
which swept from Norfolk, Va, to Port
land, Me-, devastating a wide strip oil
territory and causing a heavy property
loss.
An attempt by the manufacturers to
onion tho COTTON nillo in Fall River
Mass, which have been closed for nearly
-four months by the strike of the opera.
ives against a 1914 per cent. reduction
of wages, resulted in failure.
-Four and a half million of dollars in
gold have been engaged by the National
bank OF commerce and the National City
bank. both of New York, for shipment
to Cuba.
An explosion at the Independent pow
der works at Webster City, Mo-, killed
William Queen, of Carthage, and Byron
G. Branstetter.
BY a vote of 1853 to SO the Vernon
house of representatives defeated a bill
to abolish capital punishment in thu
state.
Following the plan recently adopted
by many large railroad companies, thu
Erie has reduced its train crews, dis
pensing with one of the brakemen in eacl
crew.
E. B. Winner, cashier of the yelling
ton (Kan.) national bank, is dead of ty
phoid fever as the result of eating oys
tiers at his sisters wedding several week
ago.
The jury in the case of Victor Rolan'
O'Shea, On trial in Chicago, for the muir
der of his wife, disagreed after nearly 2
hours elaboration.
Reports from Kinnakeet, on the Nortl
Carolina coast, tell of a tidal wave wash
ing a house away. Two lives are know
to have been lost.
The will of the late Eldridge N
Fowler, of Detroit, Mich, who died a
Pasadena, CAL, November Z, disposes @
property worth many millions of dollar:
To his widow is given 100000 in cas-
and valuable real estate.
The comptroller of the currency has is
sued a call for the condition of nations
banks at the close of business Thursday
November 10.
Four unmasked men robbed a bank
Boxholm, la. The robbers got 81 ECO.
Vice President-elect Fairbanks pal
a flying visit to the worlds fair.
Daniel Vancise, of Garland, Pa, an
his 22-year-old daughter fell over a hig
cliff at Rocky River, a suburb of Clevt
land, 0. The young woman was kille'
Vancise was badly but not fatally il
jured.
Worlds fair officials will keep th
gates open until cold weather forces til
closing of the exposition, if the govern
ment will allow 1t.
A Santa Fe passenger train jumpe
the track In the yards at Ardmore, TIE.
Engineer H. E.. Bemis. of Clthurne, VIZ
caught under the engine end scalde
to death.