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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09
A Gard.
To the Republican Voters of Marion

To the Republican Voters of Marion
County:
Having announced myself as a can
didate for the Legislature. and not
having the time TO see You at your
homes and places of business before
the Primary Election which Will be
held on the 10th of this month. take
this method of more fully Introducing
myself to you and stating some facts
in regard to my record and my posi-
ton on some Of the leading questions
now being discussed by the people
which will receive notice at the hands
of the Legislature
was born in this county. within
two miles of the court house sixty
years ago. and have been resident of
| Marion county all my life except about
three years service in the army
cast my first vote for Abraham Lin
coin in November. 1864. and have had
the pleasure of voting for every Re
publican Presidential candidate down
TO and including Roosevelt. I have
had the honor to cast my vote for ev-
cry Republican candidate for Cover
nor OF the great State of West Virgin
| ia from a. l. Soreman to William O.
Dawson. am in favor of tax reform
and believe the law with some slight
notifications and changes from time
q, 20 time will so a long ways toward
! equaliZing the burdens of taxation and
be of great benefit to the masses and
/; Just to all classes concerned I am il.
sympathy with all laws being passed
and recommended by our National gov.
eminent. increasing the powers and
duties OF Interstate Commerce Com
mission in regulating and curtailins
the powers of railroads and all cor
porations. believing that the Govern
ment should be supreme over all and
the people have a square deal equal
alike to all in transportation freight
and Ea7". With < these few facts
briefly stated as a basis. come before
You asking your support. I invite
the fullest investigation Of my char
ac:er as citizen and as TO my quail
ications-
Trusting you will give my claim due
consideration. and should I receive the
nomination and be elected to the Of
fee in November. I pledge you my
honor as man to perform the duties
of the Office in the interest OF all class
es to the best OF my ability
On account OF my age and declin
ing health never again expect to be
candidate for a State or county of
fee
: Respectfully Submitted,
R E HARR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

When Justice Of the Peace Geary
arrived at the Alameda county clerks
Office the other morning he found sew
en- pairs of young folks Waiting for
him. His advent was hailed by loud
applause The Justice led the way
to County Clerk Cooks private Office.
the pairs falling in behind him and
walking arm in arm to the sccoropani-
ment of the -LohenSrin" wedding
march. whistled by an interested au-
dience of deputy county Clerks and
other spectators. The seen cere-
monies were performed in turn under
hastily improvised bower of paper
wedding beIls.-From an Oakland.
Cal. dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

The West virsinisr prints the news.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09
nADE FROn NATIVE ROOTS
SAFE AND RELIABLE.

That the roots OF many native plants,
growing wild in our American forests.
dhuman maladcs IS we'll proven. Even
the uEtutored Indian had learned The
curative value OF some of these and
taught the early settlers their Uses. The
Indian never liked work so nc wanted his
seuaw 70 get well AZ soon As possible that
she might Go the work ard !ec him hunt
Therefore. he dug "papooSc-root for her.
FOX .has Vas sLe.. scat p F.mee Es Tor he fe
same roo.-called Blue Ccho>h-in his
'Favo-Ite Prescription Ski!lfully com
hIned with other agents that make II
more effective than any other medicine IN
painful dsra 0gcmentS peculiar 10 women
Many AFFLICTED women have been saved
from the operating table and the sur
eeon'S knife by the timely use Of Doctor
Nercc.s Favorite Prescription Tender
S spells OF dizziness. tain-aess.
barring down pains or diStrcSs should not not
iIptioa" VIII work marvellous benefit
Ia all such cascs. and generally effect q
permanent cure II persisted in for rea-
Prescription Is a harmless agent, being
wholly prepared from native medicinal
roots, without . drop OF alcohol In It's
make up, whereas al other medicines,
wonan.s peculiar ailments. contain large
quantities. OF sp!rituous LIQUORS, which
arc very harmful especially to delicate
women -Eavorite Prescription con
taias neither alcohol nor harmful habit
looming drugs All its ingredients arc
printed on each bottle WRAPPER. 1t Is q
powerful invigorating tonic. inpaztinG
hcalth and strength in particular to the
organs distinctly feminine For weak
and sickly women who are rworo-ou1,"
or debilita.ed, especially for women who
work In store, Office. or school-room, who
sit At the ~ pewriter or sewing machine,
or bear heavy household burdens. and for
nursing mothers, DR. Pierce'S Favorite
Prescription viii prove a priceless benefit
because of its health : restoring and
strengthening power.
a Fer constipation. the true, scientific
core Is Dr. Pierce,s Pleasant PelletA
MID. harmless, yet sure
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09
Big Scheme to
Finance Wabash
BOND ISSUE FOR ABOUT ONE
HUNDRED MlLLiONS-SoUIA-
ERN RAILWAYS PLAN

NEW YORK. June George !
Gould and his associates in the man
a-ement Of the wabash abroad Com
pany. have practically decided upon
a scheme Of financing comprehensive
enough to meet all the demands o!
the company in the immediate future
and for years to come. The plan Is
similar to that adopted not long ago
by the Southern Railway Company 1T
the authorization of a bond issue OF
5000 ,oOO. 900 secured by a general
MORTGAGE on all the lines. the bonds
to be used for the retirement OF other
bonds and for the Improvements amt
extensions from time to time The
Wabash issue will not be 50 large as
that of the Southern Railway total
but it will be as large compared with
the relative resources of the two sEs
tens.
u understand that the issue Will be
at least 500. 600. 600" said a banker
land perhaps much more rather
think it will be larger. for in my opin
ion much more than that can be used
to good advantage in the construc
ton of lines connecting the various
parts CT the Gould system in the East
and bringing \ final completion to the
plan for transcontinental system
which up to the present time George
Gould has so vigorously and success
fully advanced"
The new issue will bear interest al
four per cent and will mature in Sc
years. The bonds will be secured by
the deposit of stocks and bonds o.
subsidiary companies by a genera
mortgage On all the lines and by re
strictions which will forbid the issu
! acce of any OF the bonds except fol-
a specific purpose If S2.5o0.0oo, fol
instance. is needed to complete the
| Uniontown & Wheeling Short Line
one of the uncompleted links in tn
system. an amount OF bonds sufficient
to cover the expense of the line vii
| be issued and the issue secured b!
| the new road The same idea apple:
to other future expenses for improve
| ment and extensions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09
B. HARR
RAILROhDS.
~ - BALTIMORE & OHs2
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MICH IS. 1893
FAIRMONT, w. VA
Daily. DAILY except Sunday xSuaea,
only

EAST8oUNo.
For WASHINGTON ALTIMoEE. PHIL.
ADELPHIA & NEW YORK No ;
.3.c5 a. NJ: No. IL. $50 P. NJ: No
$40 z NJ Oocal to Gsaf.on)-
CUMBERLAND ACCOM-. No. s. !.:ot
CHIFFON ACCOM-. No. 70. .1o:si ~ NJ
wESTsoUNo.
.a:24 a. Il: "a. y. $50 2. "
For WHEELING. No =. 'e:c+ A M: n.
Il, .1:t7 A. " locaD: No al, .1:3i
P NJ. GocaD: No. SIS. '1:3o P NJ.
moNONGAH DIVISION
For cLARKSBCRG & WESTON. Leave
No. .. !::1o a. N: No; Sc. $500 a 4. y !,
30. s; rs :.:es q: 10. As ri e. 3
.7:4o 4 NJ: No. So. xi1:5o A NJ 20
/. 1900 noon: No So. xs-4s p II: No
S, 1885 P NJ
FA!RMoNT. MoRGANTowN & PITTS
BURG BRANCH
For coHNELLSvnLE aad P1TTSBCRG
Leave, No. L $500 A. NJ: No. 3. E:s'
A. NJ; No. ST. .oc5 A. M Arrive. 10
so 1900 P NJ: No. .. !1:2o p NJ: NO
e. .s:4o P NJ: No Il, xS-i.'
For MosGANTOwE. L@av. Is
.s:oo,r. y Arrive. No. g.. 1873 a 4
/. PAW BRANCH.
az. Eesday ane Saturday :.
Dep 40. s. 100 A. u: No. 2o3. 4:o
Arr,vs. 20 2:oe. s:55 \ N: No. co2. s:H
P. NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

A store Is more often judged by
the size OF its ad. than by the dimea-
sions Of the room 1t occupies. a small
handful of people sees the store each
day while hundreds see the ad every
day who may not see the store once
a week!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09
NOTICE.
r E HARR.

Still on the same side OF the river
but just below the suspension bridge.
Patrons kindly turn to the left instead
OF the right w. E aOUGH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

AdvertisinSSis like pushing a wagon
up hill. II you stop pushing you win
so back faster than you assembled.
Keep persistently at It Advertising
Is accumulatiye In its effects
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

During June you viii have an OPP
portunity to get the finest photos at
the Shafer Studio at about half
price. ia
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-09

Come in and see the line of ham
mocks. The price will suit you.
CLYDE S. HOLT.
325 Main street .-3t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31

OF the wreck. but the operator there.
5. f. Lively. fell asleep and the or
der was not delivered AS he slept
No. passed through Swallow.
Discovers Mistake Too Late.
few minutes later Operator Lively
was asked by the dispatcher az Pueb.
q If No. had passed. lie answered:
mo"
Then No Is. following westbound
train. came along, Lively gave the
orders TO the engineer OF No. l5, who
said
These are No. IS orders"
Lively Immediately notified the dis.
patchers OF his failure 10 deliver No
8 orders. but Il was then too late to
prevent the wreck.
Lively is % years old and had been
IN the employ OF the company sever.
IA years He said that he had worked
Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday and
Thursday night without rest lie said
after the wreck
Il was dead for rest | went TO
sleep aud did not give No its or
NtlSi am lNNplhSinlt loI khG WItGks
/ viii not run away.
Rio Grande officials deny. however.
that Lively was overworked
In the meantime 'he eastbound
train had received IFS orders and ex-
pected 10 meet tho westbonnd train al
Beaver
Both trains were running at the
usual speed the deep snow aud high
wind making Il necessary TO exercise
exceptional care Suddenly both head.
lights flashed out from the darkness
and Il was realized for the first time
that something was wrong
According 70 the story OF Fireman
! H. Smith Of the westbound train.
Engineer Walter Coslett opened the
emergency brake and the train was
checked for nm instant. but the slip.
perry rails and the momentum OF the
heavy train carried IL on
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
LATEST CASH MARKET REPORTS



Butter-Extra cfeamery. 27Ac: prints.
g NC, flrsts, 2aM24c. seconds. i6UiSc.
renovated 1sWI9c. dairies. Cooleys 2tc.
nrsts Eve; packing stock. lac; storage.
Eggs Fresh stock at mark. new cases
included. lo34c, cases returned. 13C. firHts.
idAcs prime nrsts. packed Ia white wood
cases. i4hc; packed for city trade, Ice.
twins ilA 012c; young Americas iec.
long horns. l2c. Swiss. block l2mi2Ac,
drum, ldhc. lirbufger, choice. nom Nc.
on Grades tnsc, brick, ilhUl2c; on
lie poultry Turkeys. per H.. isAc:
chickens, fowls. l2isc. ROSTERS, I've
springs. I2lsc per ID. ducks. lie. geese.
Apples russets H.5OG5.5o per bbl
greetings. ki.2Sm5.bO per bbl: Baldwins.
N.5oM5 80 per bbl.. Den Davis. st.50W55O
per bhi
strawberries Florida. 500 a5c per at
Green vegetables Asparagus dollhouse
SiM4.30 per dor. Beets. home grown Soc
Per sack. Brussels sprouts California.
Carrots. home grown, 65mIbc per sack.
Caulinowcr, California, f-.55 per crate.
Celery. lJm 40c per bunch. Cucumbersi
dollhouse, toc9 $40 per doz Eggplant'
Florida. NtWl.lb ner crate. Horseradtshi
home grown 60@ioc per doz Lettuce,
head. s. 5OGf6 per bbl leaf 40QA5c PEI
case Musnrooma l6Wf0c per ~. onions.
home grown. 20925c per sack; Spanish
track. flm55c per hu iarsnips. home
grown. 13mI5c per sack. Parsley home
Grown. Ia n25c per doz. Peppers Flor
IDA. SS2sWSaS9 per case, Elephant. 200
Soc per doz. Radishes, home grown, 25W
Zoe per doz. Shullots, Louisiana, f5M6
per bbl Spinach. Illinois. bOuTBc per box.
string beans. Florida. S-.b0W5.50 per box.
Sweet potatoes. tiH2.50 per Dbl Toma-
grown 75c per sack. WatcrcGess Nir-
ginia 25c per doz
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
TWENTY-ONE DIE
IN RAIL CRASH
Charred Bones Hide Identity
OF Fifteen 10 twenty
Other Victims.
OPERATOR ASLEEP AT HIS Post
Had Been on Duty seventy.two
Hours and Neglected to Deliver or.
ders Which Changed Meeting ace
OF Belatcd Trains.

Pueblo, Colo, dispatch. An OPERA.
tor WAC had worked for segenty.tWo
consecutive hours without rest Is RE-
sponsible for the wreck on the Den-
yer and Rio Granie railroad al 30
clock Friday morning. In which
many Of the passengers the number
being variousiy es mated from TWEEN
tyoue 10 thirty-hye- were crushed or
burned 10 death.
The operator was arrested Friday
night, He has confessed that he fell
asleep. While he slept dispatcher's
orders which would have prevented
the wreck were not delivered
Twenty-one men. women and chill
dren are known 10 be dead. A collec
ton OF charred bones thrown promis.
cnously into big box will forever
hide the Identity OF perhaps ffteen
or twenty more. In one OF the burned
cars was a party OF foreigners. emf.
grants seeking new homes IN the
northwest Only few bits OF black
ened bone remain ais mute witnesses
that these foreigners had lived and
died.
List Of known Dead.
Edward Il. Baird, deputy sheriff.
Denver.
A. n. Barklo salida Colo.
Miss Grace Barklo, Sallda Colo.
Mrs William Burnside. daughter
and daughters child. all OF Kansas,
town not learned.
Walter Crosslett. engineer No. 3.
Pueblo
Ed. Cowley, Lebo. Kas
Mrs Ed Cowley. Lebo Kas
Taylor Hewitt, Lebo. Kas,
Mrs Winona Hewitt. Lebo. Kas
Pearl Hewitt Is years old. Lebo.
Kas.
Mrs Catherine Hewitt. and baby
boy. Lebo Kas
Mrs Lillian Hewitt. Iebo, Kas.
William Hollis, engineer No Is,
Pueblo.
Fred Jones. Lebo. Kas
Fred Iemecooley. Denver,
Enas Mcfarland. express messen
ger Denver
II d. sudduth, fireman No 16. Pu.
eblo
Archibald whitney. prisoner. on
way 10 penitentiary at Canyon City.
= charge OF Deputy sheriff Baird.
Denver
Collision In Snowstorm.
The wreck OF the two trains oc.
Cured IN binding storm OF snow.
which made II impossible for the
trainmen to see ahead. even on a
straight track.
The trains came together head on
az point midway between Portland
and Adobe, twenty-five miles west OF
Pueblo.
The wreck is attributed 20 the fail.
ure or the telegraph operator at Swal.
low 70 deliver an order, which
changed the meeting place OF the two
trains
The Utah q California express. No
3. west bound. left Pueblo over an
hour and half late and was given or.
ders 10 meet the Colorado A. New
Mexico express. No lG. east bound
AZ Florence This order was changed
and the westbound train was direct.
cd 10 pass the castbound train AT
Beaver. about twelve miles east az
Florence The order should nave
been delivered 10 the train crew al
swallow. ten miles east OF the scene
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31

The Pennsylvania supreme court
has decided that witnesses need not
testify before a notary public In ad.
vance OF regular court proceedings.
The British steamer Cearense.
which went ashore on the New Jer.
sey coast last Friday. was fioated
Monday and proceeded TO New York
under her own steam.
Misses Susan Lynch and Rose Cope
OF Chicago were among the seventeen
young women who received the black
habit Of The order Of ST. Joseph at
St. Louis Monday.
John d. Rockefeller has sent 10 the
Congregational foreign mission board
check for $4,000, completing the
gift of 100000. the receipt OF which
was opposed on the ground that II
was tainted money
Thomas Bascom OF Springfield. H..
the Baltimore 4 Ohio towerman at
McCool. Ind. who caused a collision
through showing wrong signals. has
been sentenced to the penitentlary for
two to fourteen years
Andrew Carnegie sent word that he
had decided TO give $4,000 to Ham.
line university for a library building,
the university 70 set apart annually
sum equal 10 10 per cent Of the gift
for the maintenance OF the library.
Grand Master John J. Hannahan OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire.
men and Miss Catherine NJ Sullivan
OF ST. Paul are 10 be married April
IL. and 5000 invitations Will be Isl
sued those 20 be invited including
President Roosevelt and Gov. Deneen
William Sim, a driver. sustained
fatal injuries In collision with an
Oakland avenue car IN Milwaukee.
Gov Folk has announced that on
April he would commission Judge
w. w Graves OF Butler. Mo- Judge OF
Marshall, resigned In the event Judge
Marshall does not withdraw his res
ignatlon before that time.
Andrew Carnegie has offered $685.
| 600 for the completion OF the Baker
university library az Baldwin. Kan.
on condition that the friends OF Baker
raise s75 900 for the endowment fund.
Alexander Berkman. the anarchist
| who tried 10 assasslnate Mr.. Prick In
| PittsburR, several years ago will be
released from prison this week
whtelaw Reid. United States am.
bassador TO Great Britain. spent Sun
day in Rome visiting places OF In.
terest lie also received visits from
number OF prominent personages.
Edwin Reynolds. consulting engin.
Ger OF the Allis-Chalmers company
and one OF the leading machinery en-
Rineers IN the United states, Is Sc
riously III az Milwaukee.
Dr. Young Of the University OF wis.
consin has heen called 20 take a posi-.
tion in Leland Stanford university.
Suit has been. filed at Louisville
against the American Reserve Bond
company OF Chicago. charging fraud
and insolvency. and asking for re-
celver Tho company later filed a
counter suit against n long llst OF dc.
PENDANTS in Kentucky, hskine $4,000
damages.
Grand Army men in Peoria. H.. have
launched a boom for Eliot Calender
fnA department commander
Or. G. II. Fowler OF Boston ad.
dressed the National Holiness asso.
citation at Marshalitown. Iowa, last
night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
MAY eARNlsHeE MONEY IN BANK
Sweeping Interpretation Of Law Hand.
ed Down by Supreme Court.

Minneapolis. Mimi. dispatch: The
supreme court has decided In the case
OF A. J. Cummings against Edwards,
Wood A. Co. that the garnishee law Of
Minnesota may be extended TO cover
moneys In the bank when a garnishee
IL secured. The decision Is a sweep
ing one and Judge Lewis states In the
opinion OF the supreme court that the
courts can give no relief 20 the In.
stltution and that the legislature must
be looked 10 for any other construc.
ton OF the law
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
GUEST KILLED BY HIS HOSTESS

Enraged al Mans Remark, Kansas
City Woman Shoots Him.
Kansas city Mo. dispatch: Mrs.
ida Dennelson while entertaining
party Of friends az dinner Sunday be-
came enraFed at remark OF H. c.
Harris, a painter. one Of the guests
and shot aud killed him. Harris had
made remark about Mrs Donieson
to which c. Il. Higgins the womans
nephew. took exception, The mon
ouarreled Higgins and his Wife
finally went for policeman and while
they were gone Mrs Donlelson Killed
Harris. At first Mrs. Donielson said
she shot Harris In self.defense AMI
later she told the police that the shoot
ing was accidental There were no
witnesses TO the tragedy
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
GLOOM ENDS ROMANCE or eov
Elsvsn-Year.old Illinois Lad Deserted
BY Girl After ElopIna.

St Louis. Mo. dispatch; A child.
ish romance came 70 grief In the grim
Carr Street police station Thursday.
Thomas ENton. IL years old. ran away
from Madison, H.. month ago with
girl named Bessie, II years old. and
they drifted about until they came 10
S. Lonis March II and procured
rooms on the third floor OF an Italian
boarding house near Seventh and
Wash streets The dream OF love ran
smoothly until Monday. when Thomas
came home after selling papers all
day TO find that Bessie was gone. II
was heavy blow. but he continued
10 sell papers until Thursday. when
he applied to the police for shelter
from the cold. The officers have no.
tined his father and he Is expected to
take the boy back.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
FALLS DOWNSTAIRS TO DEATH
Professor Of Chemistry at Indiana
University Killes at Evansville.

Evansville, Ind, dlspatch Dr. F.
w Achilles. for many years professor
of chemistry az the state university
at Bloomington fell downstairs here
Sunday and died later OF his injuries.
lie had been IN his laboratory making
an experiment lie was about 65 years
old and served In the Sos MS assist
ant United States consul at Marseiilos.
France.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
Mother and nahI,a kIlIsd.

Arcadia. Fla. dispatch. The wife
OF Jake Simmons negro. and two OF
her children. aged and 8. were killed
Saturday al Pine Level. Albert sim.
mons, n nephew OF the murdered
woman, has been arrested
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
eIaht workmen Are Hurt.

Pittsburg. Pa. dispatch: An ex.
plosion OF hot metal IN the converting
mill OF the Edgar Thompson steel
works AZ Braddock. Pa. resulted IN
serious injuries 70 eight workmen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
ENTIRE .ofrrcE FORCE MOVES
Special Train Takes Republic steel
Employees TO PIttsbura.

Pittsburg. Pa. dispatch; Bearing
eighty members OF the once force OF
the Republic Iron aud Steel company.
formerly OF Chicago, a special train
arrived Sunday over the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie road The company formal
~ opened It's main Offices on the nth.
sixth and seventh floors OF the Frick
building annex and imported Its Chi
cago once force for that purpose.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31

So Paul. Mimi. disraich Miss
Laura Rlnslow. nurse at 81. Marys
hospital, Minneapolis. has cable
gram from England telling her an
uncle has died. leaving her $4,000 In
property.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
DRIVEN TO ATTEMPT SUICIDE
ouyIns OF Prisoners on Easy Capture
Too Much for Express Thief

TOO MUCH Tor ENprese Mel.
Pittsburg. Pa. specials Guyed un-
mercIfully by his fellow prisoners be-
cause he allowed himself to be caught.
Cunliff. who Is serving n sentence for
stealing 100000 from the Adams Ex-
press Company here. attempted sui
eide Sunday lie was apprehended
By the prison guards before he had a
chance to hurt himself seriously.
Cunlin. ever since the story OF HIS
capture has become known in tho
penltentIary. has been cordially de-
splssd by fhe prisoners. In many
ways they have shown their resent.
ment fnailf driving him TO despera.
ton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
TraIrs.crashr give Injured.

Cleveland. Ohio. dispatch: An
eastbound accommodation train
crashed into the rear Of a freight on
the Lake Shore railroad near here
Five passengers we're slightly hurt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
Platinum in Russia.

81. Petersburg cablegram: Tele.
grams from shadrinsk report that rich
deposits Of platinum have been dis.
covered In the district OF Ouray
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-03-31
Naturalization Frauds.

Washington dlspatoh Recent dis.
closures Of Wholesale naturalization
frauds AZ Chicago and elsewhere have
resulted IN the Introduction Of bill
In the house by Representative Ohm
vead 90 Pennsylvania. which makes
& the duty OF the district attorney 70
presen. 70 the courts evidence fur
nishcd them OF fraudulcntiy obtained
naturalization papers. and, upon de-
cision by the courts that the oertlh-
Gates were fraudulently obtained, the
certificates shall be Cancelled.