The Irish standard., 1906-10-20
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The little 4-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Springer is suf-
fering with typhoid fever. Her life
was despaired of last week. A change
for the worse took place and this was
aggravated by whoopins cough. At
this writing the little one is much I'M
proved. ~a...
Hsis very necessary that the town.
ship and city authorities. come togerh-
or and take some action to put stop
to gang of young rowdies who are
making life a burden TO the people of
Adams. This gang selects Sunday
nights when they go from the city to-
wards Virginia on. the county road and
upon the approach of women or young
girls they pull out their revolvers and
fire them off, in rapid succession. This
has been going on for flve or six
weeks. This road is very dark and
lonesom" at the hour when people go
to, or are returning from evening serv-
ice. Last Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock number Of women were badly
frightened near the foot, bridge over
the cave on, this road, When the
shooting commenced the women ran
across and down the. road trying to
get into one Of the houses. There is
a deep ditch all along the road in front
Of these houses and some of the wo-
men fell into it, were badly shaken up
and their clpthes destroyed by mud
and slime. It is. hoped that some :,c-
ton will! be. taken to prevent a recur-
curance of this nuisance. Two or
three arc lights from the city limits
to the Adams school would add much
comfort and Security to the mothers
and daughters of the Adams loca-
ton.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Prettner,
a son. This js the first male and the
ex-alderman has a broad smile.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Ryder will spend
the winner at. Quebec. Canada. VIM.
Kealy and wife of Chisholm. formerly
of Eveleth, are suffering with typhoid
fever the past four weeks.
County Inspector of Mines Harvey
filed his first annual report with State
Labor Commissioner w. H. Williams
at st. Paul. The Inspector was ap-
pointed by the county commissioners
Of st. Louis county in compliance
with a law passed by the last legisla-
ture. The report includes all the data
for accidents and deaths, number Of
visits and inspections, average wages
average number Of men employed, the
number and location Of, the mines, the
officers, and operators. the number OF
mines working and not working and
shipment Of ore for the year COM
mencing June LIST, 1905 to June LIST,
1906. The report states that So fatal
accidents occurred in and. around 'he
mines. many of these are attributed to
careless handling Of, high explosives.
In all cases the, inspector found the
mines in good sanitary condition and
the drainage was very satisfactory.
There are 7s fnines in operation ana
21,s2si711 tons Of ore was shipped dur
ing, the year. 81 Thus it will be seen
that life was sacrificed for every 327,-
900 tons of ore shipped. All these
deaths occurred in ST. Louis county's
own mines. ...a
The voters of ths range are salts
fled that there is no issue in this cam
paign for the Office Of governor. There
is decided difference in the men
seeking the honor. John A. johnson,
candidate for re-ele otion has proven
to the people of Minnesota that he is
a governor who does things. While
his, opponent y a man who promises
the people to do the things that Gov.
johnson has already done. It is plain
to be seen that Gov. johnson will he
an easy winner.