The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-05-25
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

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years.
Fanny Herring, an actress, who
made her American debut in 1912, died
at Simsbury, Conn.
The German mail steamer Room ran
ashore near Oke island, Japan. Pas
sengers and crew were saved.
Premier Sonnino officially announced
the resignation of the Italian cabinet
owing to it's defeat by the opposition.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was reflect
ed president of the New England
Woman's Suffrage association in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Jefferson Davis condition is re-
ported as greatly improved. The FAM
lily are now hopeful of a complete re-
covery.
Most Rev. John NJ Farley, Roman
Catholic archbishop of New York,
sailed on the steamer Konigen Luiss
for Genoa
James Watson, of Denver, Col, was
arrested in Paris for shooting horse
and thus stopping man who had run
down a bicyclist.
The post Office department has been
notified that the Yukon river will be
open about June 6 for the transporta-
ton Of Alaskan mail.
Secretary Taft, over the protest of
dredging companies, has loaned Phila-
delphia big dredge to use in deepen
ing the Delaware river
Twenty-three American sailors were
injured in a fight with Cubans at
Guantanamo April 49, The natives
used machets against American fists.
Constantinople embassies and lega-
tions will protest to the porte against
the new regulations which hamper
foreign joint stock and insurance COM
panies.
The brickyards at Coeymans, N. Y,
began work with nearly their full COM
plement of men, thus closing the
strike, which has lasted about two
weeks.
Capt. Archibald H. Clark, ex-harbor-
master at Racine, Wis, tried to beat
out his brains against buildings and
fences. He was taken to Jail for safe
keeping.
The proper observance of flag day."
June IA, by all the members of the
Grand Army of the Republic generally
is urged by Commander-in-Chie Tan
ner in general orders.
In removing q hill IS feet high and
800 feet long in the Stevenson (Tenn.)
extension of the Southern railway, con-
tractors used II 900 cans Of powder and
$50 cases of dynamite in one explosion.
Fred Geiger, on trial for the third
time at Cincinnati, on the charge OF
having murdered his wife three years
ago, will probably have another trial.
as the jury reported inability to agree.
The president has appointed Andrew
]. Montague of Virginia and Paul S.
Reinsch of Wisconsin as delegates to
the third international conference OF
American states to be held at Rio do
Janiero. j,
Judge Bradford at Wilmington, DEL.
quashed the search warrant under
which the printing establishment of
John NJ. Rogers was searched by Unit
ed States secret service agents for lot
terry tickets.
Count Peretti De La Rocca, who has
been the guest of Ambassador Jusser-
and at Washington, has left for the
City of Mexico to act as charge in the
absence of Mr. Blondel, the French
;ni t, Moyian
Mr.. Nabuco, the Brazilian ambassa-
dor, and Viscount de Alte, the Portu-
guese minister, who have been on
trip through the western part of tho
United States and Canada, will return
to Washington about May u.
Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul and
Bishop John McGolrick of Duluth.
Mimi, have arrived in Paris. The arch
bishop intends to stay there for week
before sailing for the United States.
while Bishop McGolrick will make
tour of Ireland.
AS a result of trouble in the Wiscon-
sin Humane society, which resulted in
the resignation Of r. D. Whitehead.
who had been superintendent for Wis
consin for 26 years, a rival organiza-
ton has been organized which Is
headed by Mr.. Whitehead.