The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-04-23
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Snow slides are reported from I'll
most syery point In the interior o.
British Columbia. The most serious
occurred at Silver Cup mine In the
Lardue district, where q slide 1,20C
feet wide came down the mountain
side, causing damage to the amount
Of $4,000.
Charles Valois was sentenced by
Judge Snow at Saginaw, Mich, &c
not more than one year nor less than
six months for manslaughter. Valois
on Feb. ! last attempted to commi,
suicide with his young wife. She sue
ceeded in her attempt. but the man
recovered and charge OF manslaugh
ter under the common law was
brought against him.
The University OF Glasgow has con
ferred the honorary degree OF doctor
OF laws on United States Ambassador
Choate.
Lady Constance Mackenzie, niece
of the duke OF Sutherland and well
known In the United States. was mar
ried to Sir Edward Austin Richardson,
bart, at Pitfour. Perthshire
Rear Admiral Theodore f. Jewell
has assumed command OF the Euro
pean squadron, going aboard his flag
ship. the Olympia, of Pensacola, Fla.
which has been detached from the
caribbean and attached to the Euro
pean squadron as the flagship. Ad-
miral Jewell assumes command CT the
squadron recently equipped by Rear
Admiral Chadwick, who is now in
command OF the south Atlantic squad.
ron.
The steamship Gaelic. which arrived
at San Francisco with s2,900,000 in
gold was In danger off the coast of
Japan from two waterspouts, which
passed within few hundred yards OF
the vessel. 4
Theodore G. Hubbard, the colored
Official messenger of the United States
circuit court of appeals, died Sunday
ut his home in Chicago. He was GO
years old and was born In Kentucky.
He was commander OF the John
Brown Post No. 60 @. A. r., colonel
OF the commander in chiefs stan of
the G.. A. r., and was a member of
the Nineteenth Illinois Veterans club.
He had held his court position for
seventeen years.
The Hamburg-American line steam.
or Bulgaria, which went aground at
6chukau, while bound from Hamuurg
for New York, has been floated with
out damage and proceeded for its des-
tinatlon.
t. -, Af~f.
British ambassador, presented his let
tiers OF recall to the car with he ira
ditional ceremony. The ambassador
drove to the winter palace in a golden
state coach. preceded by outriders.
Frank Wilbur Sanger, who for a
score OF years had been prominently
before the public as a manager of
some OF the most successful theatrical
productions that have been staged,
died In New York city.
George Clauser, Edith M. Metzler
and Stella Knaus were struck and in
stantly killed by a Reading railway
passenger train near Macungie, Pa.
Miss Metzler's sister, Annie. saved
her life by jumping aside. The party
had attended church service and were
taking a short cut home by walking
on the track.
Owen Wister, author of The Vir-
ginian." is the presidents guest at
the White House. He went with Mr..
Roosevelt for long ride across coun.
try Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Frederick w, HinItt. of Fair
held, Iowa, who recently was elected
president OF the Central University
pf Kentucky, to succeed the late DIR.
w. c. Roberts, has announced his
acceptance. ~
Prince Pu Lun, nephew OF the EN-.
)ercr of China. has arrived ut San
Francisco on the steamer Gaelic. The
prince. who Is to represent the Chi
ese government at the St. Louis fair.
; accompanied by large retInue.
AS the result OF disagreement
5ith his wife. Adolph Lynn. 20 years
Id. shot and MORALLY wounded her
I New Baden, H. She died few
ours later. Lynn tried to jump a
feight train. fell and was captured.
The Indiana miners convention at
erre Haute adopted resolutions de-
ouncing Eugene V. Debs for accus-
lg President Mitchell OF bad. faith
accepting a reduction OF wages.
fLouis Larsen, aged 16 years, shot
I'D instantly killed his brother,
Ames Larsen. aged IA. In the town
Salem, near Kenosha, Wis. The
sys were playing with a shotgun.
THE federal court of appeals at St
hui has decided In favor OF Russell
sge In his suit to recover on $1,000
bends Of the defunct village OF
Dads, MINI.
Fire in the smelling works at How
a Station. Mo-. did 100000 dam
ie. Railroad freight cars and ad
ming property suffered to the ex-
. ht of $4,000.
Sir Henry Thompson, Bart, the dis
Hguished English surgeon, died In
Endon at the age OF 81 He had been
fnoted teacher In the highest Eng
IA medical schools, and n member OF
leading professional associations.