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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

STOVES. ranges and furnaces repaired
ca stings at wholesale or retail 242 State
Western Foundry < Stove Repair Works
Phones 1794-Y.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11

1T pays to own a home. "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
FOR SALE.

known as the Yampa boarding house. at
Bingham canyon Utah. Includes the lot
with 14S feet frontage. one two-story
building, 96x1S feet and one tWo-story
tuilding Aka feet; accommodates 20 to %
people Large cemented cellar for stor-
age hot and cold water and cleo. lights
in house Kitchen. dining room and
sleeping rooms all completely furnished.
House is doing large and profitable bust
ness. For particulars cali or address
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVfT CO,
l49 South W. Temple Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-11
CARPET CLEANING.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

c.. E W BOWERS, diamonds. watches
and jewelry; old gold bought and ex-
changed aS5 South Main street.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-17
Ghind's 0plitif.

Ginen nsusn Semeis fir bic pieSer.
bolt aufseitellte Sebauptuns, OaB bic
dinelilde Eesieruns na6 Dem Srunb'
ias rGbiua fir bic @bineien" cine iremf
benfeinOlide YOlitit einSui6lagsn ses
iOnuen lit. lieiert bic aus Pstin9 &c.
meloete @rnennung uon Sieb'Siang
gum eriten Serwalter Der 3Ollssluses
lesenbeiten. Disies bsoeutet nidts me.
niger als bic llebernabme Der 3Ollusr'
waltuns, bic WGbrenb Der lesten
iUanjis Sabre sir RObert Sart anf
uertraut mar, Our6 Die 6insiiide Re.
sierung. 3ieb. @ians lit Der Wtano.
i6u GOmmunoeur Der dineiiiden
slrmse, wabrsnb Duan Sdi : Sai
Der WtOnSolen Gbef lit. lleberal
gilt Serr Giebsyians fir eiucH Wiunu
BON islteuer Guersie unO auberOrbent'
lideu 6dbiSteiten. 9m Sabre 1898
wurOs Swii6eu GuSlunO uuO China
uereinburt, oaB 10 lanee Der SanOeI
9roBbritannisus ben auoerer Sdnber
iibertriift, Der erite Ssrnalter Der GOLF
an9elesenbeiten Elm Gn9ldnoer iein ioll,
unter Der Seoinsuus, OaB @nSlano fir
oieles Rriuiles 1OO,oO0,00O Gael bss
sablt. Sir TObert Sart purbe gum
etiten 3Ollbeamten Gbina's ernunnt,
uno bat Ous uerantlportunssuOlle slmt
bisber sur srOBen 3ufriebsnbeit @binu's
uno uller SroBmd6ts perpnltst. Die
@roBmdhte, Die nit Dem neuen
arrangement Der 6ineIilden fesieruns
ni6t iufrieoen lin6, peroen pon China
slufI6luB oariiber psrtangsn, nie
oieie 8erfiisun9 nit benz anslosdines
iii6en Sertras in @intlans Sebra6t
Derben fanu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-05-17
StanSarS Sil So. Sarf ni6t ibr
Gel befpreern.

Durf) Die i'm Sunoesienat erfol9te
gnuabme zines 9lmenbements jur Seps
burn SrahtrateusSorla9e, oemjuiolge
eS Common Carriers" pcrbOtsn niro,
irsenO einen artitel, an oeiien PrOOut:
tiOn iie ielbit betbeili9t iinb, iu befOr'
bern, miro Die STANDARD Sil so. in
ibren 9eidditsintereiien beOeuteno &C.
iddOi9t, neil es ibr, weuu Die 8eitims
muns wirtli6 @cies merben iolltr,
uerbOteu miro, ibr ei9enes Set su be.
fOroern. sic miir6e bann Dor bic
sllternatiue geitellt peroeu, entweoer bic
Seltransportation OOer Die SslprObut'
tion auf3u9eben, neil in einem bereits
friiber an9enommenen sImeuSement Die
Seitun9srObrsn BON Del ais Common
Carriers" beieidnet werSen. Su Sem
Smenoement miro ausoriidli6 beitimmt,
oab es nift Dor Dem 1. Wtai 1908 9eles.
li6e .Sraft erbalten loll, bamit ben
Common Carriers" seniisenbe 3eit &c.
ssben wirO, ibr @eiddft in llebereinitim'
muns nit ben SerfiSunsen bes nsuen
@sisses gu arruusirsn. Der sissntli6e
3wed bes 9lmenbements lit Dor alien
Der, gu perbiiten, ouB Giienbabnseiclls
ibaften SOblen3edsn beiiseu unO Dos
our9. oaB iie ibre sisenen SOblsn ielbit.
uliO idneller unb billiser befOrOern, in
ben Stano seieet werOen, oieielben
billiSer gu uertaufsu als Die unubbdnSs
issn 3e6enbeiieer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
RUSS CONSULATE
is UNDER FIRE
Baron Schiippenbach at Capital to
Look into Graf Charges
at Chicago.

Chicago. Dec. pa dispatch from
Washington said Baron Schllppenbach.
the Russian consul at Chicago. has ar
rived there to consult the Russian en-
bassy about charges OF graft made
against the legal bureau OF the con-
sulate conducted by DE Raglan. the
woman secretary OF the consul, who
posed as a man. Peter Victorwitz,
former employee OF he Raglan, says he
was paid hush money by DE Raglan
till "he" or ''she" died In Arizona.
Tie says Il was common practice
OF De Raglan TO appropriate money
sent by Chicago relatives 10 friends
in Russia and when complaint was
made tho excuse was offered that the
money probably had been taken by
revolutlonists The matter has been
reported to the states attorney and
Assistant Leon Zolotokoff is collecting
evidence.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
CHILEAN TOWNS
RUINED BY QUAKE
Meager Reports Indicate That Hum
dreds Have Been Killed by
Falling Buildings.

Santiago, Chile, Dec. 27.-Half OF
the town Of africa. in the northern
province OF racna. has been destroyed
by earthquake and unconnrmed re-
ports reaching this city indicate that
the loss Of life may reach into the
hundreds Not only Is the seaport OF
northern Chile in ruins but the other
towns in the vicinity have suffered
also, and FROM all come reports Of a
heavy loss Of life
The extent of the disaster is not yet
known, as communication with the
stricken district has been almost who'll
~ cut Off and only incomplete dis
patches can be received from the
devastated towns. IL appears, how.
ever. as though the earthquake In
many towns was followed by Ere,
which added TO the destruction.
The inhabitants Of the province are
panic stricken and from the meager
reports thus far received II seems evil
dent that many are fleeing for their
lives.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
Grim Death Beaten in the Strug-
gle for the Life Of Min
er Hicks.
NEARLY SIXTEEN DAYS FIGHT
Ends in a Victory for Brave Hearts
and Willing Hands
Ascued Man Tells OF Three Days Of
- Agony Tapping That saved
His Life-Fiye Compan-
ions Dead.

bakersfield, Cal, Dec. %. - l.. Il.
Hicks was released az 11:25 Saturday
night. No sooner was the way left
open than Hicks began 90 scrape away
the rocks and dirt and crawl toward
the opening. With arms in front OF
his head he went into the miniature
tunnel which had been dug and began
to work his way slowly through 10
the other side OF the car. When he
had progressed about half way he
stopped. and Superintendent Frank
Miller, who stood at the tube at the
mouth OF the shaft, Immediately called
and asked what was the matter. "Oh
nothing" Hicks called back. I'm just
going to stop. I'm out OF wind. My
wind is very short, you know"
Mtees tho Men Who Saved Him.
Then the man OF iron moved a few
inches farther toward freedom and
his arms were seized by Dr. Stngheld
and Miner Gents. The two, exerting
all their strength. pulled the miner into
the main tunnel where he was placed
in n sitting position. And there, a hun
dred feet from the face OF the noun
tain and within n step OF where the
miner had lain entombed for nearly
sixteen days. occurred pathetic
scene. DIR. Stinchneld. with tears in
his eyes and his hands laid affection
ately on Hicks shoulders. said: "Well.
how are you, old boyf'
First Tears Hicks Has shed
And there were tears I'm the eyes OF
Hicks as well, the only tears that have
shown themselves IN all the days and
nights since he was entombed, MS he
replied: u am feeling fine. can
never thank you. doctor for what you
have done" And then came super
intendent Cone the man who had
stayed by the work day and night di-
rectlng every interest personal and OF
his company as well. 10 aid IN the
rescue OF the miner. He came for.
ward and took Hicks by both hands
ana said: II am glad TO sec you again,
old man." Hicks. with voice choked
with emotion. attempted TO thank him
also for his efforts IN his behalf.
- Strong and Not Emacinted.
Hicks was not cmaclated. lie was
strong. and the stimulants that had
been prepared FOR him were not need
ed. His beard was thick and stubby,
but not grown out rs might have been
expected. His face and hands were
dirty, but his clothing was fairly clean
and IN good condition.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
HOTEL is WIPED our
Guest Has a Close Call for Eternl-
ty, but His Luck Holds
Out.
BAD BLAZE LIGHTS UP BAY CITY
Loss Il Sfos.o0o. Only Partly In
sured-EmbezzIer Arrested and
Says lie Has Made Good.

Bay City, Mich, Dec. 25.--The
Fraser House. the oldest and largest
hotel IN this city. has been completely
destroyed BY IRE The flames were
discovered by the night clerk, who
aroused all the guests and inmates. IL
is believed that no lives were lost John
o'Nell, tho hotel fireman, was over
como by smoke and Is probably fatally
injured. Albert Brown, guest OF the
hotel who was sleeping on the fourth
floor, had narrow escape from death.
Chung Co Electric Light Wires.
Finding escape 10y the stairway cut
of he crawled out on a window ledge.
Before he could be reached with lad
ders his strength failed and he fell
10 the electric light wires below. There
he chung until rescued by the firemen.
The hotel was erected in 1864, but
has been twice. rebuilt. The loss Is
upwards OF $4,000 and Is only partly
covered by insurance. G.. Il. Samp-
liners clothing store. adjoining the no.
tel. was damaged TO the extent OF SIS.
600.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
THEY WANT a INNOCENT RATE
Travelling Men Ask tho Governor and
Legislature to Force the Rail-
ways Into Line.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Dee. 20. - An
agitation for 2.cent a mile railroad
fares was started az meeting or trav-
cling men Ia this city. Senator RUS
sell and Representatives Murray and
Anderson were present and promised
TO vote for the 2-cent rate. Senator
Russell VIII introduce the bill. The
following petition was adopted. adj
dressed to the governor and leglsla-
ture
ave. the undersigned commercial
travellers and voters OF the state OF
Michigan. do most earnestly and re
spectfully petition your honorable
bodies 70 formulate and pass at the
coming session OF the legislature law
similar 70 that recently passed In the
nclghboring state OF Ohio, compelling
all steam railroads in the lower PENN
sula OF Michigan TO sell books OF In
terchangeablefa family mileage. and tick
cts at q fat rate OF 2 cents per mile
az all stations and in the upper penln-
scla OF this state books OF 1000 miles
interchangeable family mileage at ?
cents per mile. and tickets at all sta
tioas az 3 cents per mile"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
Great nritaln in BIi1lard's Clutch.

london. Dec 27.-Thc blizzard
which commenced Christmas night
continues throughout Great Britain
The country districts in most Of the
northern parts Of the country are
snow-bound trains are blocked. the
roads are impossible and rural vii.
lagos are temporarily cut on from com
munlcation with each other. 4 num-
Der OF deaths have been reported OF
pedestrians who were overtaken by
snowstorms I'm the bleak Scottish hills
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Ho Alleges That He Has Made Good,
and That He Stole While
Mentally irresponsible.

Detroit, Dec. PA dispatch from
Vicksburg, Miss. says: "E. j. Glenn
ent. cashier OF the Wisconsin Land
ard Lumber company, OF Hermanville,
Mich, has been arrested here charged
with tho embezzlemcnt OF $4,000 from
HIS company. The offense was com
mitted about two weeks ago. and since
then Clement has been spending his
time In Memphis. Birmingham and
vucksburg. under the name OF j. o.
Earl.
element admits his Identity, and
says that he took the money, but that
he did II while mentally irresponsible
ana that on last Wednesday he mailed
20 the Wisconsin Land and Lumber
company valid checks 90 cover the
amount mentioned For the past week
he has been in a sanatorium here"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Strikers and Mine Guards Indulge I'm
Fatal FusiIlado.

Owensboro, Ky. Dec. %. ~ Three
men were killed and four wounded In
n battle between guards employed by
the West Kentucky Coal company at
Surgis. Union county. ana the strik-
ing miners at that place. The dead
are: &. ]. DOugherty, mine guard;
billy Mallcy and VIII Gray, miners.
The wounded are--L. I. Moore. mine
guard. will die; sam Rarncby. miner.
dying. William Goch ana Henry he
laney. miners. shot In the arm.
The fight occurred In downtown
street about one mile from the mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
SOME DETAILS ARE TOLD
News Brought by Troops That Had
Been az Wahalak.

Meridian. Miss. Dec 2G.--From the
officers OF force OF troops who re-
turned here yesterday from Wahalak,
supposlng the trouble ended, the fol
lowing II obtalned After the arrival
OF the militia az Wahnlak no disturb
ance occurred although ~ IS believed
that three negroes. including George
Simpson,. one OF The principals IN the
disturbance aboard the Mobile and
Ohio train had been lynched just be.
fore the arrival 81 The troops The
citizens Of Wahalal viii not admit the
fact that tie men were captured by q
mob but sly they were lost in the
swamp" while on their way to town.
Two SONS ot Simpson were shot TO
death later
As near as can be ascertaiucd at this
time The casualties resultant from the
trouble are as follows: Unknown ne.
gro. shot by Conductor Cooper on the
train: Constable O'Brlen. killed by pre-
cipltator Of the trouble. George Simp-
son. when an attempt nc arrest was
made George Simpson. lynched; Tom
Simpson. son Of George Simpson. shot
10 death by white mob near Wa
halak: Jim Simpson, another son, shot
10 death: two unknown negroes,
lynchcd: Conductor Cooper, seriously
Injured by being cut and stabbed sew
en- times 10y George Simpson on the
passenger train: Leland Sparkman. sol
der. flesh wound in left knee. ncci-
dental discharge OF his own pistol.
Officers Of the company state that on
their arrival at Wahalak no county
officials were on hand 60 which they
could report and that during their
stay there none OF the county officials
appeared among the troops. Colonel
NcCants. who was In charge Of the
troops. forbade armed bodies OF men
riding through the country, and would
permit no acts which indicated vio-
lenee. The soldiers say they found
armed men from other places In charge
when they reached the scene.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
Mnrdercd by HIa nrother.

Lansing. Mich. Dec. 27.-Elbcrt
Conklin. a stone mason, was shot and
killed IN his home here by his broth
or, Melvin Conklln They had quar-
relied over property matters. Melvin
Conklln came TO Efforts house at mid
night. called his brother 10 the door
and wounded him with charge from
a shotgun lie then pursued him into
his bedroom ana fred another charge
into Elberts abdomen. dlsepbowelng
him and Killing him instantly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
SAD XMAS FOR MANY
Railway Accident Kills Nine Passen-
gers I'm Ronte on a Christ
mas Holiday.

81, Paul. Dec. 24.--Nlne persons are
known 10 be dead. six others are fatal
ly injured, and at least twenty-five
others were badly hurt IN the wreck
OF an cast-bound train on the Min
neapolls, st. Paul and sault Ste. Marie
railroad at Enderln, ~ ID. The train
wrecked was the accommodation train
which huns from Moose Jaw, Sask., 10
81. Paul The engineer was running
at high speed in an endeavor 10 make
up lost time. AZ Enderlln switch en-
CINE was shifting a string OF box cars
to a side track. The cars did not clear
the main track and the passenger en-
CINE collided head-on with the switch
engine.
The train was heavily loaded with
people going TO their homes in the east
to spend the holidays.
Nine dead bodies were taken out
and laid beside the track. while the in
jured were taken in hastily improyised
ambulances TO the hospital and when
that institution had all that IL could
possibly accommodate the rest OF the
injured were cared for In the hotels.
The list OF those dead is as follows:
Charles Backus, Bergen, n. d.; III. j.
Volkerlng, Anamoose, n. D., en- route
to visit his mother at Osceola, Wis;
John Satterburg, Anamoose. n. D.;
Tony eileen, yolya, n. D.; ID. ].
Berresford, Medicine Hat, Alberta; III.
Rosenbaum, volva, n. d.; w. ]. Dan
ielson, Sheldon. MINI; A. o. Anderson,
Starbuck, Mimi; Nes Hansen Ken
mare n. ID.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
WORKED ALWAYS N DANGER
Rescuers Had To Be Cool and Brave
Hicks Experience.


From beginning TO end of the rcs.
che work the men doing II were III
nerll 81 their own lives as well rs
TINT OF Hicks. Goodness. Judgment,
skill ana couragewere requisites Of ey-
cry man h The drift Masses OF grau.
itc and powders had TO be blasted
away ana There was always the dan
Ger Of another cave.in which would
bury both Hicks and the men who
were trying 60 rescue him. When all
obstacles to steady progress appeared
20 have been overcome. over and over
again some new one would arise.
How did you feel those first three
DAYS before Il was known you were
allvef" Hicks was asked II was
he'll" ne said. II could lie on my back.
and SIT up little; that Il, by stoop-
ing and putting my head against my
knees. I had four matches, and know
lust how my little cubbyholc looks.
when came to the matches felt
mighty good. 10 ne one and looked
overhead. II burned longer than any
match ever burned before. saw ey-
erything. There Is a big rock hanging
over my body II weighs tons, and |
am afraid 10 move much for fear or
Earring Il.
''rhen I M the second match. Once
II almost went out. Say, friend, |
nln't much on praying. but did some
then. and that match illckered mp and
then burned steady clear down TO my
fingers" The -four matches gave him
nm idea OF his surroundings. He was
enabled 10 define the Enclosure In which
he was cntombed. 20 that he gave or
doris for the rescue work.
Hicks was one Of six miners work
ing In a tunnel OF the Edison Power
COMPANY I'm a mountain near here
when cave-in buried them. IL was
takem for granted that all six were
we're dead. Three days later while
timers were working at the debris in
heir first attempt TO clear the tunnel
they heard repeated tapping OF a
rail OF the track running into the tun.
mel.
An old miner who had experience In
cavc.lns took n hammer and tapped a
signal on the rail- lie received an an.
ewer, and Informed therest OF the shift
I'm the tunnel that he was confident a
man was alive ut the bottom OF tho
shaft. A steel pipe inch In diameter
was sunk. after careful calculations
IT struck cavity and almost immedi-
ntely there was a repeated tapping. an-
nouncing the fact that 4 had reached
Hicks.
Through the plre Hicks talked with
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
CARLIsT BAND CAPTURED
IL Gives Up without a Capture
Includes Quite "A Large Revo-
lutfonary Plant.

Madrid. Dee. 2G.-Liecutcnant Mail
10, with ten civil guards surrounded
the house OF Tore Foru, at Castle
Fullt, and captured Carllst band Of
twenty persons. including General
Moore. brother OF the priest, Enrique
Moore. The band surrendered with
out fighting, giving up twenty-seven
rifles and equipment aud nearly 1000
cartridges; also machine TO tear up
rails.
All the prisoners were taken 10 Bar
cclona and placed In solitary confine-
ment, the captain general appointing
a special judge TO give them speedy
trial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
Massacre by Yaqui Indians.

Los Angeles Cal, Dec. 27.-Coloncl
III. H. MaNson. who has just returned
from Sonora, Mex. reports the
massacre near Sancho OF eight Amer
leans and Mexicans by Yaqui Indians.
Noga!es. Mex. Dee. 27.--Details are
arriving here OF the butchery OF par
tv Of Mcxicans by Yaqui Indians near
Valencia. sixty miles below Guyamas.
Eleven MeXicnns ana one American
were Killed and. from al accounts,
thprc we're over hundred Indians
IN the attacking party.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
GobbIcs Another Trolley Line.

Detroit, Dec. 24.--Thc Free Press
says that arrangements OF the acquisi.
ton OF the Detroit. Ypsilanti, Ann Ar.
bor and Jackson Electric railway line
seventy-slx miles, from Detroit TO
Jackson. by the Detroit United rail
way are now being completed. and
that the line 10 Jackson will probably
be taken over by new company con
trolleS by Detroit United railway in
terests In the same manner as the De
troit. Monroe and Toledo short line Is
controlled by the Detroit United.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
Ioye.I.orn Mani. Freals .

Detroit Dec. %. - Felipe Juaragui.
aged - years. said 60 be the son OF
wealthy parents In Durango Mexico.
and 10 have been expelled from that
country FOR connection with a rcvolu-
tionary movement. attempted 90 com
NIT suicide here, and fired three bull
lets into his chest 10 Is I'm hos
pital. with fair chances OF recovery.
lie wrote p farewell letter in Spanish
ir which he declared hc "succumbed to
the OBSTACLES OF love"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
JUDGE CHETLAINs CASE
Report OF the Bar Association Com
mit;ee Which Investigated the Chi
cngo Jnrist's Finances.

Chicago, Dec. %. The judiciary
committee OF the Chicago Bar assocla-
ton. which has been investigating
charges against Superior Court Judge
Chetlaln OF having become interested
in various financial transactions, which
came under the jurisdiction Of his
court, has found the jurist guilty Of
grave infractions OF conduct becoming
Judge and that he has by his rath-
or reckless actions seriously impaired
hin usefulness as a Judge"
No further action in the matter viii
be taken by the Bar association, as no
recommendation were made 20 that
body by the judiciary committee. The
Investigation by the Bar association
was made by request OF Judge Chet-
lain himself
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

san Salvador, Dec 26-Fire has
completely destroyed forty OF the prin-
clpal buildings Of Acajutla. Including
the market building, a strong norther
which was blowing at the time carried
the flames 20 the nclghborlng plains.
which were MI burned over. The
wharf NJ the old port OF Acajutla was
completely destroyed by the storm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
MANNING violim ~ p.nn.

Houghton. Mich. Dec. n. - Ada
Holmes. shot by an insane man on the
streets OF this city Saturday, her we'd
ding day, is dead. Miss Holmes came
to Houghton 10 be married 20 Herman
Johnson While In crowd OF shop
pers on sheldon street on their way 10
preachers Alex Konolla drew a re-
volver and started 10 fire indiscrimin-
ately. One OF the bullets struck Miss
Holmes IN the abdomen. Konoila Is
under arrest. and is said 70 be i'm
sane.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Toronto. CAN, Dee. 26.- with the
engineer dead nj his post and his hand
on tho throttle. the Canadian Pacific
railway Hamilton express tore through
parkdale station. The fireman. alarmed
NJ the Increased speed, went 20 the en-
glncer's side ANA found the man dead.
lie applied the emergency brakes and
the train came 60 standstill The en-
gincer was John Paul. n IS supposed
he was struck by n semaphOrc.