The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-15

Side by side in the woods near Shaw
nee, Ohio, the bodies OF John Namet,
Hungarian, and his half-brother's
wife, Mrs. James Tish, were found.
1t is believed Namet killed the wom-
an because he was enamored or her.
Rev. l.. w. Clark, aged 10. pastor
emeritus of the First Presbyterian
church at Pana, H.. and wife have
celebrated their SD wedding ami
versary.
President Roosevelt received Miss
Anna Kruse, principal OF the Brom-
mer school OF Stockholm, Sweden, a
representative of the Swedish govern
ment.
j. A. Edison, late manager of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, has
accepted the post of general manager
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton q Day
ton railroad.
President Roosevelt received the
formal call OF Chief Justice Fuller
and the associate justices of the
United States supreme court on the
occasion of the opening of the fall
term of the court.
The United States district court in
Denver denied the petition of Joseph
M. Bacon, Henry o. Palmer and Rus
sell Parker. asking that jurisdiction
in the bankruptcy case OF the Gen.
eral Metal company of New York.
which failed for S1,500000, be trans
ferred to the New York court.
Tom Carney was shot and instantly
killed in Madisonville, KY, by his wife,
whom he was attempting to beat.
Berea college. in Kentucky, is to re-
ceive $4,000 by the terms OF the will
OF Miss Mary A. Terry of Hartford,
Conn, who died in Venice.
William G. Wilson and Theodore
Salmon, already held on suspicion.
were charged with the murder of
Louisa Mueller at Cincinnati, Ohio.
j. Isaac Bickel, aged &C. and his son,
Charles /. Bickel, aged %, were killed
by a train on the Pennsylvania rail-
way at Muhelberg station, near Read
ing, Pa.
Samuel weakley OF Canton, Ohio, a
nonunion molder, who was shot by
William Patton, alias Friends, strik
ing molder, whose place Wealsley had
taken. is dead at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Judge Adams OF the federal circuit
court at st. Louis appointed Jeremiah
Sullivan of Cleveland, Ohio. receiver
for the Altman company of Canton,
Ohio, because much property OF the
concern is in Missouri.
Judge John A. Gray has refused TO
grant an injunction restraining the
city of Galesburg, H., from holding
street fair.
For abusive language from the con-
ductor of n Brooklyn trolley car and
the refusal to return 20 cents change,
a woman doctor has secured damages
OF $1,000.
Papers have been served by Attor.
ney General Donahower of Minnesota
on Congressman c. b. Buchanan as a
preliminary TO suit to collect $40,-
600 damages for the state for alleged
timber trespass.
John Carpenter Angel, a pioneer OF
California and later a well-known
business man OF New York. Is dead at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Lieut.. Col. Louis w. Champion. sur
geon; Maj Richard w. Johnson, sur
geon. and Capt. LIewellyn p. William
son, assistant surgeon, will represent
the medical department OF the army
at the meeting OF the Association OF
Military Surgeons at st. Louis Oct.
10 to Is.
A petition in bankruptcy against the
Ironton Door and Manufacturing com.
pany, OF which Edmond s. Culbertson
is receiver. under appointment Of the
state courts, was fled in the United
States court at Cincinnati.
A contract has been let for the cree.
zion OF a new wireless telegraph sta.
ton near Fort Morien, Cape Breton
island.
The Phoenix line steamer British
Princess, from Antwerp. brought 15G
Percheron horses and 1000 birds of
various kinds.
Acting Secretary OF the Navy Oar
ling is trying TO arrange for visit N
November TO the Pacific coast.
Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000
10 Islington. one of the London sub.
urbs. TO be used in the erection Of
two libraries.
Vice President Ramon Corral, vic
Is to represent President Diaz at the
81. Louis exposition. has left Mexico
City for 81. Louis.
Brig. Gen. william Scott Worth, u
s. A.. retired. is critically III at the
home OF his nephew. DR.. John 7
sprague. at Clifton Staten island.