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Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF ORPHA M. SKULL, D EoEAsED
DURSUANT to the order of John r. @.
I Thompson. Surrogate of the County of
1907, on application of the undersigned Adminstra.
tor of said deceased notice is hereby given to the
creditors of the decedent to bring in to the sub
the estate of said deceased under OATH within nine
months from the date of such order, they will be
forever barred from prosecuting or recovering the
same against the subscriber.
Dated June 22nd, 1907.
SAMUEL 4. SKULL,
eA ow Administrator.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
NoClce to Creditors.
ESTATE OF STACY W. MATTHEWS, DHoEAs1

ESTATE OF STACY W. MATTHEWS, DECEASED.
DURSUANT to the order of John r. C. Thomp.
l. son. $ rrogate of the County OF Cumberland
made OF the 23rd day of October 1907 on appli.
cation of the undersigned Executors of SAID de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to the creditors OF
the decedent to bring in to the subscriber their
debts, demands and claims against the estate OF
said deceased, under oath, within nine months
from the date of such order, or they will be forever
barred from prosecuting or recovering the same
against the subscriber.
Dated Oct. 2s, 1907.
BLOOMFIELD Il. MINCH,
BARTON F. SHARP,
Executors
FRANCIS 8. Mckee Dr., Proctor. 10 70 0v
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07

Every Woman In Bridgeton will be
glaa to know that local grocers now
have in stock ''OUR-PIE." pre- para
tion in three varieties for making
Lemon. Chocolate and Oustard pies
Each 10-cens package makes two pies.
Be sure and order to-day. lO-l44w
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
People In Divorce Mood.

It does not seem much trouble now
adays for the breaking of the marriage
bonds. There are good many people
living in this locality who have been
through the divorce courts. At pres.
ent no less than six cases are In the
Court in Ohancery from this city and
several DEGREES are looked for shortly.
Very little commotion is usually
made in these proceedings for divorce.
A bill of complaint Is filed with the
Chancellor, and the case Ia referred to
some special master In Chsnoery to
take the evidence. This is usually
done quietly and the general public
knows little about 1t.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
Underwear

Have you an underwear need for
any member of your family Try
our Underwear Department, it will
give you big Underwear satisfac-
ton.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
Rev. Allen I'll. Brown.

Mont Olair, N. j., Nov, 5th. Rev,
Allen H. Brown, a retired Presbyterian
minister, 81 years old, died here to-
day at the home of his son, Silas W.
Brown, from heart disease. Mr..
Brown was born in New York city,
matriculated at the Theological Semi
nary of Princeton in the class of 1910.
and then became superintendent OF
the American Tract Society of New
Jercey. He wrote a history of the
early churches Of New Jersey. He is
survived by one son and two daugh-
ters.
Do the figures suit you? They can
not be changed. and figures will not
lie.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07

Suits and Goats

Long Coats Short Goats, Fitted Broadc1ot or
Fancy Mixtures you may ss so s2 $5 ss $40 up
Suits S. ST. S8 $0 Sis feel confident YOU
are getting the and values possible price you paw
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
A Certain Cure for Aching Feet

Aliens Foot Ease. q powder; cures
Tired, Sweating. Aching, swollen ices
Sample sent FREE, also Sample OF
Foot Ease Sanitary Cor new in
bention. Address, Allen ). Olmstead
Leroy, N. Y.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
WHOLE NO. 3O7O
HUNT BROTHERS

G0rsefs soc, IS, Guaranteed
g9-SSao . 81 to S.
Warner-Bros. s. and up.
Memo ST. " :"
Thompson's Glove fitting 81 up
R & G. 75c and up
kah0 without any metal eye1ets,
a very safe and satisfactory corset
to buy-we recommend it.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07

Stork Nursery Goods
Fancy Pillow Tops 25c to 81.
Columbia yarns all kinds.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
Tickets for Sale to all Parts of Eurone

Circulars giving dates sailing can be had at tl a
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
ASSEMBLY.

Minch's plurality. 603.
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07

Toilet Paper 5, 8, 1oc a Roll.
Whisk Brooms Ioc to IS
Mems Bath Robes
Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1907-11-07
DRESS GOODS ysf29; e cav q gqp to

One Of the biggest Dress
centers here this fall. Broadcl
nelas, Crepellas and fancy weaves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
KILLED IN JAIL
BY DEMENTED MAN
Fire Department Had To lie Called
In 10 subsiun the Crazy
Murderer.

Conntrsville Ind. Sept r Thrown
into q rnge hy several cups Of water
being dashed upon him. Henry Robin
son, dcmentod man who wis locked
IN tip cty hlil here allied Austin Ford
and seriously Injured several other
prisoners
After striking CharNe Ring i'm OH
rusty. aud William snow, a member
Of The city ire department who was
callud in with M IRON cuypldor. Rob
iuson aitgcGed Ford auh beat bts head
to pulp against tie bars q a cell.
FORD was BILLED benrp the inilGr ar.
rived The iaIlFr aud pu1ice wFrc
modified but wen unable to conquer
the crnzed man. The ere department
was then called and afnT stream
OF water wus plryed urun hfn he was
dragged into a coil
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
Compers Says Some Significant
Words in Closing a Labor
Day Talk.
KICK AGAINST THE INJUNCTION
That Is the Burden of His Discourse
Hearst's View of the Day.
Gives IL Place with July 4--Riots at
San francisco and an Ohio
- Town-Generai OBJ
= scrvnnce.

Norfolk, Va. Sept a. Samuel Com.
pers. president Of the American Fed
Grafton or Labor. In bis Labor Day
address at the jamestown exposition.
made protest against whit he called
''the discrimination OF the courts
against the laboring men OF our coun-
try which deprlyes them or their con-
sttutlonal guaranteed equality before
the law. The injunctlons sns issued
against workmen are never used OF IS.
sued against amy other citizens a. or
country. II Is an attempt 90 deprive
citizens OF our country. when these clt-
liens are workmen, OF tho right OF tria,
by Jury. II Is an effort 10 fasten an
offense against them when they are ia
nocent or any wrong-dolng.
Will Interpret the Law Himself.
Labor asks no Immunity for any
man. workman or other who may be
guilty OF unlawful or criminal con
duct. SO fnr az l am concerned let me
say that never have I nor VIII l yio-
late a law I desire IL 10 be clearly
understood that when any court UNI
dertakes. without warrant OF Law, by
The injunction process 70 deprive me
OF my personal rights ana ny person
al liberty guaranteed by the oonRtltu-
ton ! shall have no heNtancy In as
sorting and exercising these rights
sounds Word OF wArning.
And II may not be amiss 10 sound
word OF warning and advice 60 such
OF the rampant, vindictive and greedy
employers who seek torob the working
people or our country OF their lawful
and constitutional rights 10y the un-
warranted Injunction process The fun
power If labor has mover yet bern ex-
erciScd IN defense Of is rights. IL In
moi wise u compel les ctercise."
HenJat Enlogtzcs Tnbdp Day.
William 4 Hearst also delivered a
labor Day address "a tie jamestown
exposition In part Hearst said La
Dor Day should rnnK with dle Fourth
OF July a. a Characteristic American
holiday The Fourth az JUDY cDmmem-
crates the means 10y which we gained
our independence NJ nation. and In.
Dor Ray commentaries tine means by
which wo have made our nation the
most powerful The most Trrygressive.
the rfost prosperous Of any In the
world"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
Most Terrible Accident on a
Trolley Line Which Has
So Far Occurred.
FIFTEEN VICTIMS ARE DEAD
Fifty Others Are Wounded. and Some
Of These May Die
Victims Were I'm Route 40 the Coles
County Fair at CharIeston-
Both Cars Smashed into
kindling Wood.

Nation. H.. Sept. 2.-Latest re
ports from the scene OF disaster
show that fifteen persons We're
killed and about fifty injured In a
head-on collision between an Inter
u ban express train consisting Of
d motor car ana trailer and a
Traction car on tie Mattoon and
Charleston electric line The crash oc-
CURED OH sharp curve one mile west
Of Charleston, III A confusion Of or
dcrs received over tie Telephone is said
10 have been the cause or the terrible
accident The ours approached each
other nc a high rate Of speed, and the
impact WINS 50 terrific that the motor
car and rniltr were telescoped by the
traction cnr There was no warning
and few passengers had time 20 es-
cape By Jumping
Scene M the Wreck Was Horrible.
rhe passengers. nearly al Of them
en- route 20 the Coles county fair NJ
Charleston. were crushed on manned
whep they sat in their sents SoWe
OF thcpp who escaped death and we're
able 10 talk shy that tie scene at The
wreck was grewsome The dead and
dying were iammcd together IN q
mass Women were shuehng with
pain and clildrcn were crying fur nm
conscious mmhera who were thought
10 be among fhe dead When the news
Of The wreck reached Muttoon special
cars WIRE hurried 10 the scene and
the dend ana injured were broguht 70
the mortr and hospital here. Some
ot.the injured ira % critiual condl-
ton mh there IS little hope fpr their
recovery
The dcHd ire Neil Fugate. GnryS
I'll Thomas WcaKey. Mattoon III;
William Nelsnn. North Okawo. Ill;
Charlie Nelson. son IL William Nell
son, aged Years Howard Cole,
Cooks Mills H. uged q: Harold Cola
aged 8. brother of Howard Zack Niu
deycntcr. Natfoon Edward Reynolds
Fnndis@ III Albert Smith. Nation
Ill. " a. Price North Mnttoon, Ill;
Douglas Logan Humboldt III; Edna
Walbalm. Cooks Mills, Ill thrce nm
identified bodies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
rARADrs wEaF fnr FEATURE
Chicago's Example Not Followed and
Demonstrations We're General.

Demonstrations We're General.
New York. Sept. 3. The weather
failed TO make good his prediction Of
bright day for labors annual outing,
but IN spite OF the rain. which began
early In the morning and lasted until
after noon. $4,000 members OF labor
unions paraded the streets, drcnched 70
the skin, and were watched and
sheered by thousands 0f umhfri,-
tseted spectators A committee o
horseshoers caused considerable
In the starting OF one parade u e.
ming the feet or all the hors %
10 determine whether or not
union made shoes, the result -
that many OF the parade officer aaa
70 walk. their carriage horses not com
inE UP 10 the requirement OF union
made shoes Several bands Of strikers
were IN the parade. including teleg.
raphers
Cincinnati, Sept 3. ~ The Labor
Day parade. which was one Of the
largest ever seen here. was interrupt
cd by heavy rain storm. which also
materially affected the programme OF
outings arranged by the workers and
their families.
indianapolis, Sept. 8.-Labor Day in
Indiana was favored with good wealth
er. In this clty 10000 strangers saw
a parade 81 1000 unioulsts. each car
rying flae. The afternoon was given
10 pleasure.
81. Louis. sept Fifteen thousand
members OF st Louis organized labor
marched Through the streets on their
annual labor pay parade.
Omaha. Sept 3 Ten thousand
member, OF union labor IN omaha
were represented n the greatest La
Dor Dhy parade which ever marched
through The strrcts Of this city. Tho
procession was oyor mile long
Springfield. IN, SEPT Gone u tie
lnrRest Labor Day phrades ever held
m Springfield was that Of yesterday,
when 5000 men, neEly all OF them
from this city pamdpd the principal
streets % tho city III the afternoon
mass meeting was held az tho White
City. where speeclea were umdp by
several labor leaders including Ajax
Morris. 81 Denver. Colo, who urged
thn accumulation of grent fund with
which 20 fight the Manufactures M
ISOLATION
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
FOUR POLITICIANS INDICTED
Grand jury Iarlrns Trne Inns wnich
CREATE "a STIR NJ Alive
nhs-ny CRY.

TittRfnrv. SrTrA .s--A puIrts-l sen
sat0n was carNn rrre wrvn e M
crme known nnt ne er-srd turs lnrl
Indicted four rrvnsrpns ivlftiCiarr az
Allegheny Cffs IN cornrvttcn WIN aL
legged tax npSqpt flnuds m mt cfty
Tho mon rndtvte6 are Elliott ItooI
gers. member OF the STATE senate OF
pennsylvania. and former common
pleas Judge of the Allegheny courts.
Samuel Grenct. director Of tia Depart
ment of safety Of Allegheny; William
Hogel. membeE Of Allegheny council;
William lAmh leadLne Allaghsny
politician.
In the indictments are allegations
~ conspiracy to procure falEe regis
tratlon aud fraudulent voting the pro-
curing Of false registration and fraud
ulent voting and conspiracy 20 issue
fraudulent Tux receipts An the ac-
cused went 10 the court house and
gave bail IN the sum Of 5000 each
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
FIGHT ron A JupGEsHIp
Two Republican Candidates for tho
= Post. One OF Them Backed
by the Grange

Adrian. Mich. Sept ;. - Lenawee
county has a lively fight for the new
circuit judgeship created al the last
session or the legislature. The coun-
~ has been under the Jurisdiction OF
one Judge with Hillsdale In the circuit
ancf the new act separates the two
counties. The two Republican candi.
dates Tor the nomination are n. NJ. JOS
lin. eN-prosecuting attorney Of Adrian.
who In way IL an independent. and
John Riley, OF Blissneld. Riley has
the backing OF George II. Horton. cx-.
candidate for governor and power
In the county grange.
Joslin will have tho support OF AZ
tornsy General Bird. who has no mean
strength In county politics James III.
Baker h tho only ono go far who has
entered the Democratic lists. Govern
or Warner Is expected to appoint a
temporary Judge, for the, new Judge
cannot taksofiies until after the spying
election. The fall term begins In Oc-
tobeE and II Is likely that Judge Ches-
ter who formerly presided over both
counties. will continue 20 occupy tho
bench Ina TIL. county temporarily.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

Paraders Attack Car Men Two Riot
ere shoe and shooters Arrested.


ere Shoe and Shooters Arrested.
san francisco. sept 3-Tho labor
union paradp resulted in the shooting
OF two men by employees Of the Unit
ed railroads. Tho ear men were at
tucked by the paraders and Ina self
defense opened fire. The trouble start
ed after the parade was over and the
crowd WAS waiting az the ferry TO
cross the bay TO Shell Mound park.
The crowd was scattered around aud
was frequently on the tracks where
the cars were running, the crows be-
Ing that red rag TO the bull when
union labor Is the bull non-union.
Just what started the riot is not known
now, but probably n ear narrowly
missing some OF the people on or close
n the tracks was made the protext OF
an attack on Inspector l.. J Han. who
was starting the carr for the United
Railroads
Then Conductor Watkins ana Motor
man Dunston were attacked. and they
drew pistols and turned them LOOSE
or their assailnnts. Meantime part
OF the mob was attending to Hall. lie
first ran from his assallants. They fol-
lowed him 10 the corner n Snttcr and
Montgomery streets, where they over.
took him
He drew n pistol and aimed az \
burfy labor union nian who carried
bricks IN his hands, The Inspector
opened fire and shot the man through
the groin. six shots were fred. A
riot call was sent into tho police and
Ore departments and force Of police
and ffemen were soon on the scene
The men who did the shooting were
arrested. but several rioters who were
seized by the police were re-
leased. One reason why no ar
rests were made was that tho rioters
mobbed the policea and released the Few
who were arrested. A police lleutcn.
ant said: 1T took twenty officers 20
arrest one man"
Following are the wounded: John
Peterson. union man, shot IN the groin.
may die: l.. j. Hall. United Railroads
Inspector, shot IN head: r. j. Durston.
motorman. shot In head and badly cut,
Henry @. Castan, motorman, hit on
head with stones. badly cut; Thomas
Bowman, union ironworker. shot in
leg
steubenviie. O., Sept. "A Labor
Day riot that bid fair 10 end In trag-
Riy had II not heen for the bravery Of
two Young women employed IN The
telephone exchange occurred here. The
victims 81 the crowds rage were lo-
seph marhlson. fractured skull. and
John Hnttou. cut and bruised. White
IN shielding nc men Miss MARY Magce
and Euia Rookie received cuts and
bruises about the head and body. and
are In serious condition Harbisag
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
BIG TIME AT THE FAIR
One Event Comes Off That Was
Not Down on the Days
L.. Programme.
HOT BLAZE IN A SHOW TENT
Connects with the irrogote village
and One Native L. Severely
Burned Items.

Detroit, Sept 4. - Between $4,000
and 10000 people had the time OF their
lives on III fair grounds Labor Day
and while the management had pro
yided extra entertainment in honor OF
the day there were also doings that
were not on the programme. The un-
Official excitement started about 2:3O
p. ia. while the races ana the yaude.
vile programme were on IN mont OF
the grand stand. The tent Ia which
Tommy Burns was exhibiting tie mo-
ton pictures OF his tight with BiI
SQuires caught dre during q perform
ance and panic nearly resulted
among the 800 people in the tent
Spread to the Igurrotr Village.
All got out In safety, however. aud
Tommy saved his picture machines
aud his precious films, which could
not have been replaced That's all he
did save, the tent seats aud every
thing else going up In smoke. The fire
spread 60 the lgorrote village e. the
right OF the Imrns tent and set Ore TO
two or three Of the huts OF the wild
men. The cry OF ire spread ali over
the grounds and soon thousands OF
people crowded about the burning tents
and IL was all that the police could DO
10 hold them back Tie hre depart
ments chemical stationed on the
grounds was soon III the Scene, but
could not save the Burns tcnt
aHaythcn~ Didn't Wait.
The lgUrrotes did not wnh TOY the
hremen, hnt started 70 put out Gle Ore
IN their own way. jumping on the blaz
ing canvas with their naked feet and
beating the ire ont with their arms
one u the wild men. Autero Cabero.
wa buddy burned about the right arm.
Chules Watson attached to the Burns
show was bururd about the left hand.
awrencp Gates, one OF the Npiellers'
OF lhe lgorfute village was burned
abunt the hands. and William Krider.
specmtur was bnrncd about the
fare They were all taken 70 thp FIRST
Aid hospitul IN the EUst End ambnl.
aurr and IN pcyp J. Abt dressed
Their injuries Tn damage 70 the
Ruin~s eXhibt was about 5000, while
the lgorrDtevllar WINS damagrd about
SHD worth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
MOORS MOVED
DOWN BY FRENCH
Drude Administers severe Pnnish-
ment 20 Tribesmen-I.ight OF
His Men slain. -

casahlanca, Sept 5.--Elght French
men Were killed and seventeen wound
ed in an engagement outside the camp.
The dead include Major Provost. OF
TIE First battalion OF the foreign le-
gion. ana Lieutenant Benizzas. of the
second battalion OF Algerian sharp
shooters
The Moors concentrated the largest
force they had yet mustered In this
vicinity and returned 10 the attack
again and again after encountering
the deadly fire OF the French artillery
and machine guns. The enemy's losses
are described as enormous. The fight
irg was started by an attack made by
the Moors on a French scouting party.
About 5000 Moors participated In
the tight The Moors. who were
repulsed on all sides. made a moet I'm.
prersive picture as, CARRIED fantastical-
~. mounted on white horses and car.
rying their banners In the front line,
they swept down from the hills In
splendid formation and charged thun-
derously 20 within about 400 yards OF
the French camp, which for a mo-
ment seemed 10 be IN danger Of being
over-riddGn. As they advanced. The
Moors chanted In union verses from
the Koran
The Irregular Algerian cavalry en-
countered the first shock OF the Moors
assault without yielding foot from
the position they occupied. General
DrGde quickly employed his forces TO
the greatest advantage and the Moors
were submitted 10 a Gre Of shot and
shell which soon left the ground
stfp,,.r ,,sffh corns-ee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07

and Hatton came here from ST Louis
10 work In mine where a strike Il IN
progress. As they left the telephone
Office they were set upon by crowd
and were being badly beaten when the
two girls rushed into the thick Of Che
trouble and protected the assaile,i men
with their own bodies, one being strueR
on the head and the other on the arm
with a pioce of iron The police did
not arrive until let-rp In the assault
occurred and then they only made
one arrest
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
Five Killed. Eleven Injured.

Charleston. w Va. Sept Five
persons are dead aud eleven injured
az the result o. tie derailment OF a
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train
about S O'Clock at night a mile and a
quarter from kanawha Falls. thirty
one miles below this city
rhe dead William Campbell ~
venetta. w. Va. telegraph operator
Walter Saunders. OF wendall. w Va.
Siles vaught, ~ Gaulcy. w. Va, Al.
len Lcvlng. law student aud expires
man, OF Hinton. w. Va. one white
man. unidentified.
The injured Robert Alln. ~
Hawknest W Va Lex broken Ten
others. names not asccrtained
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
mar DEATH IN rnE nAuE
Nfrn ana wrn Reach Dying Man IN
Time, tn Spue OF an Automobile
Accident.

ynn Arfur. MiVh. Sypt 4 While
Mr. and NfrS George Woods. WHO were
nun m the ruto a,ri,mui MUudhy were
speeding ~ tfv city. Tlcrmun NJ WOODS,
agvd O., father ot Woods. a~lgfyng
40 his home Ia Ann Arbor I tW young
couple were ~ The family cottage at
CayanaHgh .akowben q telephone mes
sagt asked them TO hurry 10 The cry.
Despite tlo aecIopnt and their injuries
thcy sNeccled IN pcaching the bedside
M another auto before WoUis passed
away
fle deceased was wellknown 10.
cal capitalist ~ formerly lived 10
Chelsea bat moved here "a take charge
Of the Interests OF James J.. Babeock
lie was also q director in the FIRST
National bons ~ Ann Arbor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
AIton - Postponed

Chicago Sept a The unexpected
again happened M the now famous
case of the United States against the
Chicago and Alton Railway company
and the Standard OH company. and
the railroad, still tainted with the
odor Of retatra win have 20 wait near
" a month AZ lcfust for the mrb- de-
sirpd immunity bath.
on motion OF District Attorney
Sims Judge Lands ordered an adj
Iourument Of the SPECIAL federal grand
jury until Sept "a az 10 a. N, and IN
the meantime further Investigation ~
the matters relating 10 the Atoms end
% the case viii be instituted.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
shoots Ills wife's netrsyer.

Dayton. O.. sept .. Fire Chief n.
n. Miller. o. Franklin. O., shot and
instantly killed J. N Little. who re-
Gently eloped with his wife and was
returned 20 Franklin Tor trial Miller
entered the police station aud going al.
rectly 10 Iittle's cell. fred two shots
which lodged IN the victims breast
Miller 4 now ravinr maniac ana
under guard
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
Lightning Hits Hunters Gun.

BAY city. Mich sept 3 Bert
wncdruif aged -. was killed when
the lightning wrecked small amuse-
mcnt stand M Wluoun Bcaah Nor.
mnn Bligh aged - was probably "a.
tally paralyzed by q stroke ~ light.
ming which bit the gun he was carry
ing on hls shoulder while hunting at
TlbScu Raw
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-09-07
swrp, ON The Running Board.

Lansing. Mich, SepL a Edward
Damon, and Edward Worse. each II
years % 1gn were billed and Otto
Wishnewskk % tire same agc was in
iIpd &erousn when they were
swept from The ruunina board OF a
cyowdh'd street ear ~ paving bricks
whhh were piled close 50 he track.
DOMAIN and Morse were dragged be-
tween The cu and the nrlchs Cor nifty
feet and were ,pRd when removed