The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-09-30
A WEEKS RECORD
ALL 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.
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

HS SONclSlSu anu louSS, ihuSPSAo
ent Order of Odd Fellows, began its ses-
sions in San Franscico.
Glorious Flying Cloud. Thomas w.
Lawson's famous show horse, is dead.
He had a record of having never been
beaten at horse show.
The first annual national encampment
of the United States-Spanish war vet
Grams commenced at the worlds fair
grounds, in st. Louis.
The grand jury of the Charlottesville,
Va, corporation court returned true
Indictment against ,ex-Mayor ]. Samuel
McCue, of that city, for the murder of
his wife, Fannie NJ McCue, on Septem-
Der 4 last.
The terms of parole of the officers and
crew of the Russian steamer Lena pro-
vide for their freedom of the city of San
Francisco, blu: they may not go beyond
the bounds of the city during the con-
tinuance of the present war and under
no conditions can they be permitted to
return to Russia. The dismantling OF
the Lena has been completed.
A windStorm which swept over Maret
ia. small town in Indian territory, re-
suited in the death of Tom Rose, aged
Is. Two other persons were fatally in
jured.
Hyde & Behman's music hall, in Chi
cago, formerly the Iroquois theater, in
the burning of which last December
nearly 600 lives were lost, has reopened
with vaudeville performance, the legal
nv Of hn hainn S1lnd nd
many people turned away.
The New York supreme court calen-
dar contains suit SO years old.
The penthouse of the Anglo-American
Provision company, in Chicago, burned,
causing loss of $150,00O.
Masked robbers attacked Italian Sec
ton hands asleep in a shanty at River
dale, ILL.,, killed two and wounded one.
and stole the meas life savings.
The season of tie American baseball
association closed with the ST. Paul club
as winner of the championship.
Former Supreme Justice William l..
Learned, for years the presiding justice
of the general term for the Third New
York judicial district, was found dead
at HIS uSSh III HIS Id OulCe III Aludus ,
N. Y.
One man was killed, three rendered
unconscious and two left seriously in
jured by gas flooding sewer manhole sh
South ST. Louis, Mo.
Robert S. Scott, of the Chicago dry
goods firm of Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co..
died at his home in Lakeside, H., after
short illness from liver complaint.
A killing frost visited the vicinity of
Grand Forks, N D. Uncut corn is killed
and a large quantity of flax There is
still some green wheat and this will be
good for nothing but feed.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fell
lentown, Pa. grand sire.
The plant of the Pacific Starch COM
pany in Jackson, Mich, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, about SIS 1000.
George Washington Bradley, 81 years
old, said to have been the oldest confed-
crate veteran, died in ST. Louis while on
visit to the worlds fair. Mr.. Bradley
lived in Houston. Tex.
Gen. H. V. Boynton was reelected
president of the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland at it's session in Indian
apolis.
Advices from the various sections of
the corn belt indicate that the crop will
be harvested before killing frosts come
and that the yield will be considerably in
excess of 2.0OO,OOO,OOO bushels.
John E. Redmond, who arrived in Chi
cago with his party, says the Irish home
rule outlook is the brightest in history.
Maj. Gen. Corbip in his report urges
the adoption of rule that no army Off
Ger be permitted to marry until he has
satisfied the secretary of war he is able
financially to support a family.
A four-year-old sirl was swallowed
up by quicksand within sight of her
mother at Port Washington, l.. l.
Charles E. Bliss, Sedalia Mo-, staked
life on a game of cards with a
woman, lost, and committed suicide by
swallowing acid
Two women, sisters, laid down on the
Ohio Central tracks near Bucyrus, O.,
wishing to die. and were killed.
The next session of the sovereign
grand lodge of Odd Fellows will be
held in Washington on the third Mon
day in September, 1905.
An electric car, containing 80 per-
sons, was blown to pieces at Melrose.
Mass, by striking a 5O-pound box of
dynamite that had fallen of an ex-
press wagon. Six persons were Killed
outright, four more died of their in
juries within an hour, and 10 others
were seriously injured.
The first touch of winter weather
visited the Adirondack mountain sec
ton when light snow fell for an hour
at Saranac lake and other Adirondack
points.
Fire in the cold storage plant of
Swindell & Brothers, at Plymouth,
Md, destroyed the entire structure
and 100000 dozen of eggs. The loss
on the building is estimated at $15,-
900.