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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
@THE" ALLEN is DEAD
New York Man Whose Career Has
Been Painted Both Black
and White.

Theodore Allen, known 10 sporting
world as "'rhe" Allen. died suddenly az
the home OK his son-in-law. Clarence
T.. owen, IN West Eighth street Two
hours later the coroner interrupted
preparations for the embalmlng OF the
body ana ordered an autopsy per
formed Members OF the family were
summoned 10y the coroner and exam
ined. Aliens physician, DIR. Hermann
Becker, reported that THE" had died
from locomotor ataNia. but one OF the
dead mans brothers, Martin Van Bur
en- Allen. declared IL his belief that
"The' had died as result OF foul
play. Allen was seventy-seyen years
OF age ana had notable and spectacu-
lar career.
Born ia a Methodist minister's fam
lily the entry or Theodore Allen upor
his career or adventure which won HIM
the appellatioa OF The" Allen wa
gradual. He started 10 earn a living
as q butchers boy In the lower par
OF Manhattan island. He was later q
walter Ia a saloon, and then became 4
cartmun He was lightly built youth
weighing but 100 pounds, yet EXPO
lice Captnm Chapman declared ''h'
was absolutely fearless and worth ten
other men In a fight"
Allen used 20 speak with great feel
ing OF his civil war career. lie enlist
ed al the outbreak OF the struggle and
six months later was assigned TO tn
secret service. Henry Ward Beechei
once saved the life OF the future pool
room keeper. Allen assumed the rol'
OF a fugitive from the Confederate
states and went TO Montreal A re
ward OF $4,000 was placed on hi
head.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Venezuela anu Paraguay Didn't Re-
spond Cornerstone Laying.


When Barrett read cablegrams OF
generalization from the presidents ~
American republics Il was noticed that
there was no response 10 the invitation
10 contribute 10 the symposium from
either President Castro, OF Venezuela.
or the president OF Paraguay. There
was no public explanation OF President
Castro's failure 10 send n dispatch,
while Paraguay II not represented in
the governing board OF the bureau.
Following the speechmaking and the
reading ~ the congratulatory cable
grams the president and the others
who had participated marched 10 the
center OF the court where he corner
stone was ready TO lie placed In posi-
tlon After greeting the head mason
with q cordial grasp " the hand Presi.
dent Roosevelt was given a trowel dec
Grated with the American republics'-
dent Roosevelt was given a trow-
81 decorated with the American
republics colors. Taking several
trowels full of mortar he placed them
on the stone on which the cornerstone
n 20 rest and smoothed them out the
latter act being IN turn 70 lowed by
the remaining members Of he party,
They then returned 70 the gandstand
where tile encdie. ion was pronounced
In opening the proceedings Barrett
paid n high compliment 10 Secretary
Root. which was repeated with more
fervor by the president when he spoke.
The spccc. * were all eulogies OF
peace. but when the president was
speaking he was applauded when he
spoke OF the United states navy. lie
quickly told his hearers That he was
glad TO hear them applaud the battle
ship fleet lie believed IN peace AMI
arbitration. he said. but he also be.
lieved Ia keeping IN such trim that It
shall be temptation 90 nobody 10
wrong us
The building Il made possible ny tn
gift OF Andrew Carnegie, whose con.
tributlon 70 It's cost IS $4,000 iib.
ernllty that was praised hy President
Roosevelt IN his speech Each n the
American republics has contributed a.
ita construction and II VIII Be he JONI
property Of all. It's purpose being the
drawing together in the bonds ~
friendship of all,t,c Iepubllcs " Amer
lca. North and Soiah ~ The corner
stone WAS aep0si'eglEa large collection
OF such matMrs asTEb into sncn q re-
cvptaclc lnTldlng y. history o. the
mbyemont afftoh ilNthe correspond.
eRoe relative thereto.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
CAPITOL SCANDAL AGAIN
Second or tho Pennsylvania Consptr-
acy Cases Up FOR Trial at
Harrisburg, Pa.

The second OF the series Of conspir-
acy cases growing out OF the contracts
for the furnishing and equipp!ng OF
the new state capitol at Harrisburg,
Pa, called for trial In the DauphlD
county court involves six men.
They are Congressman ii. Burk
Casscl, OF Marietta, Pa, head of the
Pennsylvania Construction company.
which supplied about 100000 worth
OF metallic furniture for the building;
Joseph NJ. Huston. OF Philadelphia.
architect OF the capitol and designer
OF its furniture: William r. Snyder, o.
Spring City, Pa. former auditor gtn-
eral; William L. Mathues, OF Media.
Pa. a former state treasurer; James
NJ. Shumakcr OF Johnstown. Pa, a for
mer superintendent OF public grounds
and buildings. and Frank NJ. Irvine, 4
travelling auditor in the auditor gener-
ais department.
The charge against the six men Is
conspiracy 10 defraud the state out OF
$5,O90.iO IN bin OF Sl7.7S9.70 for
metallic fling cases and metallic fur
niture.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
CONCLUDES TO SURRENDER
Body Execution, but Finally
Agrees to Pay.

Allegan, Mich, May II. - John
Leach, fifty-eight years, OF Allegan. aft
or serving thirteen months IN jail ON
n body execution. has given up. Leach
kicked George Smith. an old soldier.
and inflicted injuries for which Smith
obtained the Judgment. Leach refused
to pay ana was backed mp nv his son.
ln-law. 4. J. Eldred. OF Chicago a
manufacturer Smith got body ex-
eeution and Leach was put In jail.
Eldred promised Leach 81 for every
day he remained in jail on the execu-
tion. Smith all the time paying hi'
board.
When first arrested Leach had the
liberty Of the jail and grounds and was
allowed TO have mn easy chair he'd an !
papers and magazines I'm his cell. Ills
meals were brought In 10y his family
mud he even played tennis with the
sheriff's SON Not satisfied. lie demand-
ed more liberties. Then lie was locked
IN a cell by himself aud deprived Of
his special privileges He fled man.
damus proceedings and when the 81.
prcmc court decided against him. gave
bond
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
BILL THAT REGULATES WAGES
Employers Must Pay such as the La
Dor Comm ssioner Fixes, lie
Having Arbitrary Power.

Guthrie Okla. May 14.--The house
has accepted the senate bin demanded
by the union labor people of the state.
which Is remarkable In that II pro-
vides that all business connerps mus.
report their business In detal ana total
10 the labor commissioner. and gives
the latter absolute power to fix wages.
A scene was enacted on the floor
when Representative Boyle, a spokes-
man OF union labor, threatened the
members with defeat in the house OF
the unions II they failed to support the
bill Under the bill wages Will be based
on the profits Of the employer, with ar
bitrary power In the hands OF the
commissioner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
HIS REMAINS ARE SCATTERED
Picked Up Along the Track for Dis
lance OF sixty
Rods

Ann Arbor. Mich. May i2.-Harry
Byers. sectionhand on the Ann AT
bor road az Mortified was cut 10
pieces by n train during the night. and
his remains scattered along the track
for distance OF sixty rods Byers
lived In the sectionhouse at the sta.
ton. but when the foreman went 10
call him the place WAS empty.
Seeing Byers' grip near the track
the foreman walked down the line
little way and found the remains 1t
Is believed that Byers during the night
had attempted 10 board n train 10 pay
visit somewhere. and had fallen un-
der the wheels lie was thirty-nye
years OF age and unmarried. His ia
Their, George Byers, Is farmer near
Flint, and his nephew works on the
Ann Arbor road at Cadillac.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Bmith. OF Exeter: Michael McNulty. or
Archibald; Oscar Smallcomb. OF West
Pittston; George Metealf. Of Exeter;
Lewis Pataskay. OF Wyoming: Joseph
Yancanden, OF Wyoming The injured
John Welsh. William cofstolo, Hon
~ Learch. John pataskay. Charles
Babcock, NIL living in the nelghborhood
OF the co,llery. Five others were
burned severely, hnt their names coull
not be obtained.
The exr.cslon occurred six hundred
feet underground. a..a eighteen hun.
dred feet from the shaft up wi4.sSs. the
mincis make their exit John Kosmith.
a miner. left a small "gas feeder" burn
IA tie extreme end OF gangway all
CT the night. which set fire 10 the tim.
bers and the coal. When the freboss
started into the mine 20 make his
rounds he discovered the fire. He AT
once reported II and II was In the at
tempt 10 suhdue the flames that the
explosions occurred.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

They send Tan Delegation 90 the
Chicago Convention.

Grand Rapids. Mich, MAY -. =
Mschigan's ccl gstisn 10 ihc Lfpual'c-
an national convention was instructed
BY the state Republican contention.
which met here In the Majestic theatcr.
10 least an undivided vote Of the whole
state IN favor of the nomination OF
Secretary Taft" ItAwas an unusually
harmonious convention. The following
are the MISUNDERSTANDING chosen by
unanimous vote: Il. ID. stair, Detroit:
John w. Blodgett, Grand Rapids:
Frank w. Gllchrlst. Alpena. and Jas.
McNaughton, Of Calumet.
The only contest Of the day was on
the election OF state chairman. Geo.
w. Cook. Of Flint. unsuccessfully OPP
posing Representative Diekema, who
was reelected 10 the office. The reso-
buttons indorse President Roosevelt and
his administration. commend the Mich
ignn delegation in congress. and in
dorse the new state constitution which
will devoted on In November.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
No secona place for Huehes.

New York. May l3. - Governor
Hughes would not accept the nomina-
tion for the vice pres dency. This an
nouncement Il made IN a letter frorl
the governor 20 General stewart l..
woodford In his letter the governor
says: "For reasons which are control.
ling and which leave no room for dis
cussion. and though / would be deeply
sensible OF the honor thereby con
ferrcd. I should not be able TO accept
and would not in any contingency ac-
cept a nomination for the vice presi.
dency, and even were | elected, could
not serve"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
THOU SANDS DIE IN FLOOD
tse Kiang ut Hankow, China
Small Gran swamped.

Ten thousand persons were swept 70
death in Hankow, China. by sudden
tidal wave In the Yangtse kiang river.
News or the disaster. one Of the great.
est China ever has known, was
brought by the steamer Titan The
monster wave, twenty-six feet IN
height, flooded without warning down
the river, Overwhelming thousands Of
junks. sampans. and small beats aud
wreckimg large river steamers.
Abou; three thousand Chinese were
sleeping Ia snmpans ana small craft
aud mat sheds ana huts by The river
side These wee cuY0opcd by the
great wave. which swept broken
junks apllntered sampans. and an
enormous mass or debris. with swarm-
OF drowned Chinese mixed with the
wrcckagc AFTER the disaster a.,
scenes were horrible. the river sid
bcing sirewn with dead ana debris .
wrecked craft for many miles
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
spanlnrda and Erench IN Clash.

Casablanca. May l4.-An encounter
occurred here between French and
Spanish troops quartered In the port.
The Spanards fred first, II Is alleged,
and the French zouaves replied. One
Spaniard was killed and another
wounded. and the French suffered two
men wounded. After the clash Colonel
Dcsmoutiers assumed command over
the area reserved under the policing
agreement 10 Spain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
Death Of Rear Admiral Rae.

Washington. May 14.-Rear Admiral
Charles Whiteside Rae, engineer IN
chief OF the navy and chief OF the
bureau OF steam navigation OF the
navy department. is dead at his home
here He was born in Hartford,
Conn, June 30. 1917. and was gradu.
ated FROM the naval academy ~ 1868
He was promoted through the grades
and served at the bombardment OF San
Juan. Porto Rico. and also at the naval
battle OF Santiago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
RrewerY Is In Ashee.

Lapeer. Mich, May 1.-THE "wets"
suffer loss. The IApeer City Brew
cry and ice houses, owned and oper-
ated by Hollcnbeck a Edmunds. have
burned. The fire started in the roof
OF the kitchen OF the Farmers Home,
n large hotel adjoining the brewery.
The sparks set fire 10 the roofs Of the
ice houses and spread from there TO
the brewery Loss about $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
nIshop offCIeyelnnd pead.

Canton. o.. May li.-The Right Rev,
Ignatius +. Horstmnn. bishop Of the
Catholic diocese Of Cleveland. Il dead.
The bishop was stricken with heart
failure here after celebrating mass al
st. Johns church. lie remained IN
conscious for some time. bur iinnlly
responded TO stimulants. Later. how.
ever, he suffered another attack, q
which he succumbcd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
Indian. Coal Mines To he Idle.

Ierre haute, md. May l3.-Follow'
ing the report OF the scale committee
OF failure 10 agree with the operators
the mlneworkers Of district No. II vot-
cd 20 suspend work. The convention
adjourned Sixteen thousand miners la
Indiana will lay down their picks to-
morrow. The action was the result Of
deadlock on certain points in the
wage scale. Until this Is settled the
miners will be Idle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
Jealous Girl Kills Man.

Joliet, Ill, May 14.--Marshall Tay-
Tor. twenty-eIght years old, was
stabbed five times by Lulu ellison,
twenty-five years old, and 80 severely
wounded that he died a short time
later at st, Joseph's hospital. Jealousy,
according 10 the police. was the cause
OF the stabbIng. Taylor was In com.
pany with Anna Gllwater, who, the
police say, was rival OF Miss Glib
son.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
.nIack Ilana. Aller iir.., ,.a.a.

New York May IL. Reports which
rhose responsible for them assert are
authentic are 10 the effect that Mrs.
Hctty Green. who Is occupying apart
mcnts az The Plaza Hotel, recently re-
celvcd a "Black Hand" letter threat.
ening her VITA death unless she gave
$1,000 20 ere writer. Mrs. Green ia
goifr 10 her office "a now accompanied
hy n detective.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
champlon or ,ne Llfe.s.rer..

Battle Creek. Mich, May 12.-La-
verne Fonda. Battle Greeks champion
life-saver. added another TO his string
by plunging into the Kalamazoo river
and saving Arthur, the four.year-old
son OF MIR. and Mrs. George Lord, from
drowning The child fell through de-
cayed platform at McBetb's livery and
was carried sixty feet down stream
before Fonda plunged In and saved
him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Battle Creek Mich, May 1.-THE
glass front OF Fishers big book store
on Main street was blown in and avn
ings, signs, etc. sprinkled through the
business district Seth Guthrie. cling
ing to his demolished popcorn stand,
was thrown down and dragged sever
al feet, being badly hurt. Lightning
struck DR.. W. G. Kneeland's house, ex-
ploding in the furnace. Mrs. Kneeland
was stunned
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
EIre boz. wlll neaeh $40. GOO.

Detroit. May IL Fire quilted the
three upper floors Of the siN-stery de-
pariment store OF Goldberg Bros. on
Woodward avenue, causing u less OF
$4,000. on which there was SF0Q00
insurance The three lower fOurs which
were not burned were flooded with
water causing heavy damage there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
nooster Flrht Enda ln a now.

Saginaw. Mich, May Following
n chiCSCn figiit nrhr CaFroiitsH he-
tween Milwaukee ana Bay city birds,
Frank lirusSe was brutality assaulted
I'm front OF the car barns Ia Carroll.
ton. Ihe attack was caused by dls
putc over the fight Hruskc hcinr ~.
tackled by nearly dozen people ami
beaten almost 10 death. Ills condition
Is critlcai.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Lansing. Midi. May y. Attorney
General Bird in m opinion given the
secretary OF state holds that the local
act providing for primaries In Midland
BAY and ST. Clair counties, passed az
the regular legislative session In 1907.
was repealed by the general primary
law passed NJ the special session last
fall.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Pittsburg. May 24.-The defalca.
lions OF William Montgomery, former
cashier OF the Allegheny National
bank. has been increased to the extent
OF 10000 making total OF $3.50
600. according to William l.. Folds. the
national bunk examiner Montgomery
has made a statement. IN which, q =
alleged. he implicated several other
persons
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Ann Arhor Mich. May i3 Edwin
y. Stcylson Of Webb city. No. fresh.
man Ia the university, was knocked
from a sallboat by swinging boom
and drowned IN whit&nore lake,
Flint Mich, May -. -- Gyald bal.
ton, assistant treasurer 81 the weston
MWs company. was drowned In the
enesec river by. the upsetting OF a
canoe.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Kalamazoo, Mich, May Fiddle
Taylor lefthelder FOR Kalanazoo IN the
Southern Michigan League ieall. and
Miss Johanna Lungerhauscn, dTnghter
OF Dir. Walmer II. Lungerbausen,
Mount Clemens, were quietly married
ii the Bath CITY Dec. ~. 1907, but tho
Jbair has just been announced here
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
Rer. pelhnm wiIllama Drad.

Boston, May 13.--Rev, Pelham VIII.
Hams. u. H.. ~ the diocese OF Cobs-
rado. formerly one VI the best'known
Episcopal ciergymsn In the country, II
dead at his summer hons in Green
bush. ssituate. lie was sevenfy-four
years cid.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
nen,h or Jndre Primer.

Detroit. May IL Eek Circuit Judge
Robert T.. Frazer Is dead at Grace hos
pital where he submitted on Thursday
last 70 nm operation for nm nbscess
hack OF hls ear. Judge Frazer was
sivty.seven years old. lie was widely
known through Michigan as d lawyer
and q Republican and ia 1883 az CHI
cago nominated Algcr FOR president
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Bay City, Mich, May IL. ~ Frank
III. Dickson and his mistress, Mrs.
Helen Mccarthy. who were arrested
here on statutory charge. have been
released, Mrs. Dickson consentlng 10
take her husband back and forget ev'
erythlng II she could not forgive. She
even agreed 10 let the woman 20 free.
rather than see her husband go to jail.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
prs.laest 900 Gercrnora Conf,.r.

The White House. az WasaluglOa
was the sccne OF the assenlilN ~
of many of the most Distinguished Tx
urcs In the political and indualaM NE
OF the nation. II was, pcEIt4k, enc
OF the most nesahle gsshelGh E t1fsi
has ever met 70 consider n great pub
he question m that historic wan~loa.
The GOVERNORS ~ practically All the
states and territories conferred ~-tll
Presldfat Roosevelt TO consider The
broad question % conservation Of the
countfv% nsural resources. The sub.
tccts 10 be considered include the use
ssd conservation % mDeal reegezes.
resoprses Of ME lend. and resosftSF u
The waters. -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Rockford. w.. May l4-Dr. T. c.
Dunn Iolr Mash and G. IT. woolsey,
forser aldermen. pieadcd guilty 20 the
charge OF accepting bribe from the
Central Heating and Power company
90 pass an ordinance granting the cor
poratcn n franchise. They were fined
5000 each.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
Cornerstone Laid Of a Bu'. r.
That Will Preach FriendAhl,
in the Americas.
DISTINGUISHED MEN PREszE
Addresses Made by President Rocse.
velt Secretary Root and Others
Including Andrew Carnegie. Who
Gave S75o,ooo Toward Con-
structing the building
Congratulations.

Al Washington Monday, under
splendid auspices and In beautiful
spring weather the cornerstone was
laid Of the proposed home for lnterna-
tional Union OF American Republics
or as Secretary Root called II "A tenn
pie dedicated 10 international friend.
ship" Three thousand persons, IN
GLIDING representatives. Of political, Of
fetal and social life IN Washington.
who occupied seats IN the ands COM
posing great quadrangle. were inte,
ested spectators Of the ceremony. The
decorations were IN keeping with the
occasion. Flags and colOrs Of twenty
one American republics noated in the
breeze over the grandstands, while the
coats-of-arms OF these countries were
displayed AZ many places about the
stands.
Raising Of the Eusigns.
Over the speakers portion OF the
presidents stand were the colors Of
the United States and Brazil, the lat
ter In honor OF Ambassador Nabuco.
During the ceremony the flag Of each
OF the score and one countries repro
scented was hauled aloft hy bluejack-
et from the Washington maynard
and attached 20 a wire. and when the
last one had been placed In position
they made line OF emblems that
stretched from one end Of the court 20
the other Az they were being hauled
up the marine band played strains
from the national airs Of the particular
country each Nag represented.
Was a Distinguished Gathering.
On the presidents stand there were
sented the cabinet the supreme court
the diplomatic corps and memhers of
the senate and house, John Barrett
the director Of the bureau. introduced
Secretary Root as The presiding officer
Cardinal Gibbons made the Invocation
There were addresses by the president
Secretary Root. Andrew Carnegie. and
Brnsllian Ambassador Nabuco. and
reading ~ cabled messages Of congrat-
ulation from the presidents Of the Lat
in-American republics Rishop Grams
ton pronounced the benedictlon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
DEATH IN THE coALrrr

Seven Men Lose Their Lives by ENPlo-
SONS whae Fighting Fire.
seven miaeworkers were killed 0na
mere than dozen injured by explo'
sioas IN thesHfount lookout colliery OF
the T@nple Coal aud Iroo conApssys nj
wyoming Pa. Tire ,6Paa are;
Pascal su<th, q wyomdfm Psenk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

. Dowaplnc, Mich. May 1i.--Bankers
Frank Ayle and Ira Gage have been
charged whh thirty-thrse new counts,
The charges have TO do With the wreck
Ing ~ the Lyle bank and " spvcsne
INSTANCES which. an examination " the
hooks has rsseakd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

The committee OF the Illinois Chris
Gan cipsch at bloomington. Ill. de-
siaed NE cbarges Of herery against
membess os the faculty Of the Eure,sa
eoyiugp 10 be nnf0uIfdtd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Presideptssostproe NIL the lead
ing raihxsy- nvstosis e;ist q the MIssis.
xiaal rlVh kehlRa conference at New
YoN cdhsifeying the qNestion OF =
general advaI&aain f<elght rates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16

Grand RapMa NNch., May I3.--Ev-
cry JDdgt IN tbe city " said 10 be on
tbe paper OF Franklin y. Eddy. abe
bostofnee cashier who was fosnd TO
- sheshis hIs accounts,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-16
He Was Lured Back.

Bay City. Mich, May Hilary Il.
Smith was fined $50 in the United
States court for fraudulent use OF the
mails. He was arrested two years
ago, but jumped his bail and got to
Canada. He was lured hack by the
federal officers M Detroit.