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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

F. Rains in Anniston. Mrs. Rams coIn- pllmented Mrs. Ledbetter Saturday with q bridge party at the Country club.
 The Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet this afternoon in the First Methodist church pal lors at o'clock Mrs. John White will lead the Deeting.
 Miss Fanny May Howell of Nashville is the guest of Mrs. J. c. Henley South Nineteenth street.
 Miss Margaret Coleman of Montgom- cry is the guest of Miss Florence Golf fin.
 Miss Leila Chapman will spend Christ mas with her relatives in Columbus, Ga
 
 Miss Irene Whitesides of Chattanooga will be the guest of Mrs. Crawford Johnston for the holidays.
 Miss Roberta Porter. Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Cameron are expected home for the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank T. Richardson have named their little daughter Annie Peebles.
 Dr. George Reese has returned rom Sweetwater, Tenn, after spending Thanksgiving with his son, Eldridge. who is attending the Tennessee Military in- stitute.
 Mrs. F. B. Schultz of Chattanooga, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. w. H. Johnston, 1l1s South Twelfth avenue.
 The active and advisory board of the Mercy Home Industrial school will meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock In the Chamber of Commerce building. The meeting is an important one and every n ember Is requested to be present.
 Miss Alice Rumph has returned homo after an extended absence. Miss Rumph spent the summer in Massachusetts, where her hours were employed in sketch ing some of the most attractive bits of scenery along the coast In the autumn she went to New York city, where she has since passed her time In the study of art at the New York School of Art. She has reopened her studio at the Margaret Alien school.
 One of the lovely visiting women Is Mrs. Frederic Gunster of New York city who arrived yesterday afternoon to be tho guest of her parents, Capt. and Mrs. William H. Graves, for a month. MT. Gupster will not arrive until after Christ mas. begin detained In New York be- cause of his concert engagements.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

F. Rains in Anniston. Mrs. Rains com pllmented Mrs. Ledbetter Saturday wltn T bridge party at the Country club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06
. . .

Miss Margaret Coleman of Montgom- cry is the guest of Miss Florence Golf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

Miss Leila Chapman will spend Chris mas with her relatives in Columbus, G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

The active and advisory beard of the Mercy Home, industrial home for girls, will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 G clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

Dr. George Reese has returned from Sweetwater, Tenn, after spending Thanksgiving with his son, Eldridge, who is attending the Tennessee Military in- stitute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

Mrs. F. B. Schultz of Chattanooga, Tenn, is visiting Mrs. w. H. Johnston, 1113 South Twelfth avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

Miss Roberta Porter. Miss Margaret and Miss Mary Cameron are expected home for the holidays.
 Mir. and Mrs Frank T. Richardson have named their little daughter Annie Peebles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

The active and advisory board of the Mercy Home Industrial school will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce building. The meeting is an important one and every n ember Is requested to be present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06

Miss Irene Whitesides of Chattanooga will be the guest of Mrs. Crawford Johnston for the holidays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-12-06
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mrs. Chapline Hodges of Monticello Ark, is expected this week to be thi guest of her parents. MT. and Mrs w. M Cosby. Mrs. Hodges visits are always anticipated with much pleasure
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
GLAzIER SENT TO CELL
Former Treasurer of Michigan
Given Five Year Term.
Deposited sess. 900 Of State Funds in
Bank Which He Owned and
Which Failed.

Lansing. Mich. Feb. Former
State Treasurer Frank p. Glazlcr OF
Chelsea was sentenced by Judge West
al Mason TO serve not less than five
nor more than ten years In prison for
mlsapproprlating s6s5,OOOO Of state
funds
Glnzier controlled a bank az Chelsea
which failed In December, 1907, and
the money had been deposited In this
bank contrary 20 law
The state has already recovered
about $780, 900 from bonding com.
panics. and It is expected that another
100000 VIII be recovered from other
bonding companies. The assets Of the
bank are not expected 20 yield any
considerable dividend.
In affirming Glazier's conviction. the
supreme court recently held that the
former treasurer had unlawfully used
state moneys 20 promote the AFFAIRS
OF his bank and other financial enter
prises Judge West recommended
the maximum term OF ten years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
BLAST KILLS SEVEN MEN
Hillside Burst out on Victims Near
Kelvin, Arizona

In railroad cut near Kelvin. east
OF Phoenix, Ariz.. seven men were
killed in most extraordinary man
ner
They were on gasoline motor car
running so fast that the warning six
nails Of construction gang were an.
seen. Just az the car arrived opposite
the blast. tho whole hillside burst out
upon them
hundred graders were AZ work
within Ave minutes but the men were
found dead Several of them were
crushed beyond recognition
Tho dead include J. Is. Boyce, A. 3.
Bicbcr and G. Grimm, of the Bay
Mines surveying department. " p
Coleman. w n Froeland. Walter C.
Kronz. 0. the same mining depart.
ment. aud "a r. Lyall, the motormnn
Freeland IL graduate OF the Colo
RADIO School Of Minca The railroad
a. being gagged "a carry orc from Ray
20 the largest reduction works In Ari-
IONA now being built ~ Winkolman.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
LAWYER GETS DEATH THREAT
Black Hand After a Former Chicago
Police Justice.

Chicago. Feb. l0.--Attorney John
Mahoney. formerly police magistrate
at the Sheffield avenue station, re-
ported 20 the police the receipt Of a
Black Hand letter In which HIS life
was threatened unless he paid $4,000
70 the blackmailers. The letter signed
BLACK Hand" read as follows.
We want $4,000 or you will lose
your life. We will send you word
where TO leave the money"
The former magistrate suspects the
letter was written by persons he SEN
fenced while he was on the bench
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12

Question Brergst OFT in SIT fer Nofs
ana Eoak ansssnt

Charlotte. Mich- Feb. 6.--The Qnes-
si0n Whether the international Hartes-
ter company Is trusf has been
brought ~ h. tie Eult brpurhf ~ the
harvester comsAny aEAinki FAyftte
DePuy and John Holmes o. Grand
Ledge. agricultural implement dealers.
10 collect d note and book account
amounting 70 s. 200.
Attorney Peters. for the defense.
sought 70 prove thar the Harvester
company Is a trust within the meaning
81 two Michigan statutes and has no
legal standing in the courts
IN passing on Peters motion. Judge
Clement smith said: 4 am inclined
20 think that the defense. II Il can
De made out and can be shown. is q
perfect defense "a this ease"
After the plaintiff had rested IT'S
case the defense asked for a o0ntinu-
ance 70 permit them 70 produce the
records.
Attorney Nichols for the plaintiffs
moved TIE court 70 direct a verdict
The court oyerruled the motion. but
DISCHARGED tie 5nry. which leaves the
case ~ II was before The litigation
was started
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
ENjOINS STATE
IN RATE CASE
Oklahoma Restrained from En-
forcing Two Cent Fare.
EARNINGS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT
Federal Judge Hook Holds Lines
IN the State Are Net Receiy-
ing . Fair Income on
Their investments

St Louis. Feb. i0.-Temporary ~
functions were formally issued "a the
United States circuit court against
the state Of Oklahoma and the Okla
bona corporation commission, re-
Etrainlng them from further enforce
Inent Of the cent passenger fare ana
certain railroad freight rates. TIC
state VIII appeal
The orders followed al opinion de-
MYered ~ Judge Hook In which ne
held the evidence showed that ~ The
present rates Ia oklahoma the rail-.
roads were not earning a fair Income
on their investment
Judge Hook held that in deiermin-
ing the earning power n railroad DO
INK al Interstate and local business
there - a tendency % deny that out
standing bonds and stocks are evil
encos N value He said these must
be taken into account Judge Hook
said
The number ~ tons hauled one
nile has no bearing Oh the value Of
property save a. revenue Is produced.
Passengers are not hau,e1 by wei mt
and the passenger and ton mile cannot
be reduced 70 a common term"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
WATCHES LEG CUT OFF
Battle Creek Boy, Victim Of Ac-
cident. Witnesses Operation.
Does Net Even Whlmper as Surgeons
Work-Reuarksbie kerve-Fanni.
~ Has Three cnpplet-

Battle Crfes Aiirh. Feb s--Taking
a short route 0ter the TOP 81 freight
train 10 join his little brother. who
was skating nearby ROderick OCCn-
neil. gears ola. was thrown under
the wheels and crippled Tor Ire
His right leg was cut On AZ the ankle
and De sustained bad bruises by drag
iuR along the icy ties for some dis
lance From thar moment until after
The surgeons bad removed What re-
manned " bis foot. Rpderick. though
cOnDciOue. did not whimper
The accident means three cripples for
Michael O'Conueil's family Rodericks
brother James lost bis right hand AZ
Christmas time ii some gearing az he
Grand Trunk shops where the father
Is q machinist. and only recently his
sister Mabeps right hand vas smashed
% d pulp iu a local laundry
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
DEIRciit6 nILLS
SELF AND WOMAN
MI. Fisher and Ethel Bernard
Are Persons Dead.
MYSTERY SURROUNDS CRIME
~Piesse Notify gapes W. Fisher. De
tnoit, Mich. N Case Of Accident
20 ne" Says Note Left %
the Suicide.

New York. Feb. civilian 7.
Fisher and young woman who called
herself Ethel Bernard lives In a fat
on the second floor q the apartment
house az IS West NiBety-Eighih street
When he killed her and shot himself
nobody in TIE house was able 10 give
any Information about them.
Fisher WAS about thlrtg Eve years
old. tan and wen buiit He dressed
vel and seemed 70 live comfortably
without WORK The girl was only a
year o. two over ~. and was 10 pretty
that the other women IN the mouse
noticed II The man home had been
90 Detroit. ~ an entry in his memoir
ancum book Indicated
They toOk q fve room Eat on Dec
-. last year u was neatly furnished
Few EeOTi- ~ The house ever saw
them gong IA IN out The 3aniifess
BaW them SELDOM She knew that The
eln ANSWERED n the f0use ~ the
Asrne n Eihe. Bernard and sometimes
Mfs F.ttcf The card a. the door
read ~ ilsber
The couple employed 4 roiored
woman ~ work f0f ihem two or three
days week She went ~ The Cat
Friday aid was cent oat ~ Do some
shopping Fisher and the girl were
there when Ehe ifff aud thCy bad boon
quarrsiiinF
The maid returned and was climb
ing ne stairs 10 The nat when she
~ pistol shot The door ~ The
apartment was thrown open just AZ
tie COl0red girl reached the landing
and Ethel Bernard stumbled into the
hallway and dropped on the thing
The door slammed behind her
Che ran back downstairs. found
n policeman and told him what she
had seen Policeman Murphy rang up
the station for help and when the
wagon arrived BE- went 20 The Cat with
Two N bis comrades
The girl saa unconscious "a the
landing The door 81 the fat was
closed and locked. Murphy and his
companions forced the door and en-
tered the fat Fisher was lying on
the bed n the back room lie had
shot himself ia the right temple and
Il Was evident that he was dying.
They called an ambulance from the
]. HOodwright hospital and the girl
was hurried 70 the surgeons Five
minutes after she WAS carried into
the hospital she died Fisher had
fred a bullet into her brain, the ball
entering her left temple RE died after
after the ambulance surgeon had made
a second trip % the Ninety Eighth
street house
There was nothing IN tho fat. on
the man or girl. 20 explain the muir
der and suicide. IN memorandum
book bciinging 70 Fisher Was this
note.
PLEASE notify James w. Fisder, De.
trolt. Mich. IN case Of accident 70 me
William r. Fisher"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
FITZPATRICK GIVES UP POST
Resigns as Physical Director al Mlchl.
gan University.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Feb. iO-Keons
Fitzpatrick has resigned ~ professor
OF physical training and director OF
Waterman gymnasium az the Univer.
sity Of Michigan, 20 accept a similar
position az Princeton university
lie win make the change at the
opening Of the college year next fall.
Fitzpatrick has trained the athletes az
the University OF Michigan since 1894
except In the years 1896 and 1897
when he held similar position AZ
Yale university.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
EXPECT TROUBLE IN BERLIN
Social Democrats Are Reported Or
ssnlzlns a General Strike.

Berlin. Feb. iO.-There is some
anxiety lest trouble accompany the
Introduction in the Prussian diet
BY Dr. Won Bethmann.Holleg. the I'M
perial chancellor end Prussian prime
minister. Of the franchise bill owing
% TIC agitation OF the Socialists and
radicals for a street demonstration
The Socialist newspapers urge their
readers 10 insist upon the right TO
demonstrate In the streets even II ex-
tremc measures are necessary. II Is
reported that tho executive commit
tee OF the Social Democratic party is
organizing a general strike throughout
Prussia. The date for the strike is
being kept secret IN order to make the
cessation of work sudden
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
NOES TESTIMONY
is SENSATIONAL
Senate al Albany Begins Trial
Of Bribery Charges.
SENATOR C0KGER IS ACCUStR
Charges Ais Colleague with Taking
$1,000 IN Payment for influence
IN Preventing Passage o.
Legislative Bill.

Like q bomb shell the name of the
man who claims he paid Senator Jot
ham r Aids 81 100 20 help klil GER
tain bridge legislation was exploded 80
the New York state senate az Albany
during fhe trial o. the conger charges
The man himself was produced and
WA on he stand when the senate a6-
JOUrned until this afternoon 81 2 when
the trial VIII b. resumed
This man q Hiram = Moe He has
been az efnpoiye ~ some one ~ the
cOngers since ~ was II years old and
be nov lacks q year ~ thfee-soore
he N a man " medium height. thin
and nervous IIe walks brisiiy ard
talks wi;h = tren0f ~ doubt ~ fear
~ ihs time o. says - paid Aids
the money. Moe WAS private secretary
~ Frank COnger ihe active member
~ the Conger family ri me bridge
business ard brother - gnhat0f penn
COngcf. Nho made thc chafgeg aRai. &
Senator As3 Tie bribery t aiie
- base iattn place nj April ~. 1901
Prank Cqnfer died early inslee2
Under cih ia fhe Oren senate Moe
testified fhat ~ iefi Groton on april
~ 1901 ane ffatht8 Albany ihsf night
sin 81 Jn9 in cafffney. which was
given Bin Ly frank CorRef % Grof0n
AZ the direction ~ Senator C0nger 81
saeafs 5000 re t1is money rs Dlared
Oh one envelope and sealed and The
name ~ tho asscmBlyman Wb0 Was 70
Re u written ~ the back ~ M0o. who
then placed 5000 in 4 second envelope
and sealed u and 81 900 81 a third en-
yeiOpe which also was sealed The
names ~ the tao assemblymen who
we're ~ get the money were written
BY Noe IN the back ~ the respective
envelopes 81 the diciation ~ geuator
conger Moe swears the sealed en-
yslopes were handed BY bin - the
three assembiymen for whom they
we're intended and that Senator Aids
fot one ~ me envelopes containing
$1,000 Who got The other two en.
yeiopes was not divulged. and Congera
attorneys stated that they would not
make their names Known unless the
senate requested II o. Aids insisted
upon II
Noes story " how The $1,000 vas
fixed Up IN conger's apartments was
graphic Moe carried the money h fhe
envelopes in bis PICKET 10 the capitol.
Meeting Aids IN the capitol Senator
Conger ~ alleged 10 have eaid 70 Moe.
"This Is Asscmblyman Aids coming
now, and Moe and Congef approached
the then assemblyman
Joe. this - the representative ~ my
brother Frank" ssnator Conger a al
legged 70 have said. and Moe Claims
be then faid 70 Aids mr. Aids Mr.
Couger told me to give you this
amount" handing Senator Aids the
envelope. who put the envelope In hts
pocket, felt II and said n guess It's
al right AT least. n feels 40
Mr Osborne. ConRerg counsel. asked
Moe II be was sure tho afaemblyman
ne give tho envelope 10 containing the
81 900 n April, 1901. was tho present
respondent Senator Aids Moe said
Yes, I'm sure ita the same Senator
Aids"
And you are certain he r. the man
you handed the envelope 10 containing
the 81 600" asked Mr. Osborne
- am sure answered Moe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
CHICAGO MEN ARE INDICTED
City Engineer and others Are NAMED
N True ellis

TWo Indictments. resulting from the
grand lurJs Investigation into The
@ghaie rock scandal. were returned
into court 81 chicago Each
indictment named ne following ind
yiduals
So d. McCoyern ale contractor Who
constructor section ~ ~ the Law
renee avenue sewer. where the 81.
legged fhale was excaYafed. John
Ericsson city engineer who approved
the voucher on which payment Tor the
@shale" Was made. Paul Redieske. for
mer deputy commissioner ~ public
works Ralph Al BOnnell. former aSsis.
tant city engineer
The frst indictment charges the
men with conspiracy - defraud and
the second sets forth allegation ~ Oh
tanning money by false pretenses
u was matter ~ some surprise
that the amount " money named IN
the true bills Was g2f.i45. whereas ~
previous discussions ~ the 'fhaie
rock" case set the figure al $4,000
capi8ses were Issued 81 once for
the arrest ~ an ihDae ln0iNtea, Dpt
they had ample warning and were ex.
pected ~ appear without delay 10 fur.
nish bonds. which are ser ~ $4,000
for each mnn
N the "ghale rock indictment the
specific charge Is made that On Sept
.. 1905. The four defendants drew a
warrant on the city Tor 1910 II
also Il CHARGED that subsequent 10 this
time foryone warrants, calling for
the payment N $4,000. were drawn
on the CIV and paid
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
MINERS ASK 10 CENT RAISE
Scale COMMITTEES Reports for a New
Wage Contract

An advance OF 10 cents ton Ia de-.
mandcd for the bltuminoua coal min.
ors IN the report Of the scale commit.
tee 81 the United Mine Workers OF
America. submitted IN its convention
AZ indianapolis
New wage contracts are 10 be made
In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio. Pennsyl.
vania, Iowa, Kansas. Arkansas. Mis-
souri,. Indian Territory. Texas, West
Virginia. Tennessee. Colorado. wash.
ington. Montana aud British CoInm.
bia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
TAFT MAY VISIT HOLLAND
Hopes entertained He VIII Address
G. a. p. Enesmpment

Holland. Mich. Feb. 10 The an
nmncemert that President TAFT NAV
attend the g a r. state 1ncampmcrt
here ne1t June has created no little
furry Or excitement
The speakers committee has already
forwarded 40 invitation 70 him and
Senator Smith and Congressman Die
kema viii BE- prevailed upon 70 get a
direct promise AZ once
Prosiden, Taft's acceptance OF an
initiation 10 speak IN Jackson On June
20. the day before the encampment
opens here. has imbucd the commit.
tee with strong hopes Of bringing him
10 Holland
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
DEATH or DR.. F. W. MERCER
Heart Disease Causes Demise Of a
Well Known Surgeon.

Chicago Feb. i0.-Dr. Frederic
wentworth Mercer prominent In the
medical profession and widely known
in the Geld Of microscopy. Is dead Of
heart disease.
Dr Mercer Was a member Of many
medical societies. was the author Of
a number q widely read articles on
surgery and microscopy. He was a
veteran Of the civil war, and WIS a
member or the O. A. X. and a com
panion o. the Military order OF the
Loyal Legion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
PIHCHOT ATTACKS MCABE
Former Chief Forester spsaks - On
ner Given II His tonor

Al New York CHORD Pnthot.
president ~ the National C0nserga
ton association speaking 81 dinner
given III hla honor W The National
Arts club, bitterly attacked Solicitor
NcCabc ~ the department ~ agricul
turo ~ Washington
The Plnchot attack Is based on the
action taken by Nccabe ~ refusing
~ continue making payments FOR the
education 81 forest rangers ne some
Of the state Institutions
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
SIX COAL MINERS ARE KILLED
Explosion In Workings a. stearns,
~, Is Laid 20 a Gas Pocket

A. stearns. Ky, an explosion
III a mine ~ the Stearns Coal com.
pany Killed six men outright II "
thought that tho Victims ran into
pocket of gas which was ignitod by
their lamps
The dead are: A. u. Trasher. Ed.
ward Thasher q w. King. Ellhn
Grundy benjamin Grundy and John
Trozoll. None ~ the other workers
IN the mine was 20 much az scratched
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
DR.. FRlTCH PLACED ON TRIAL
Charged with manslaush,er in Con.
ncetion with Girls Death.

Detroit. Mich. Feb 1O-After spend
ing nearly q week IN securing a jury.
the case against Or George A. Fritch.
charged with manslaughter IN connec-
ton with the death Of Maybcllc Mile
man OF Ann Arbor. was begun here be-
fore Judge Phelan.
Miss Mlllmans dismembered body
was found IN three gunnysacks sub
merged in Ecorse creek last septem-
Der.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
SEEKING DAvENPORT's LAND
wife Of ArtIgt VIII Ask the Appoint
ment Of Receiver

New York. Feb. 1O.-The property
OF Homer Davenport. the artist, in this
state may be sequcstered and placed
In tho hands OF receiver II the mo-
ton his wife will make in the supreme
court ia granted.
Her counsel, Samuel Franken1eIn,
will ask for the appointment or a ref
ceiyer 20 collect the alimony due Mrs.'
Davenport under the recent court or
der In her action for separation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
ICE PACK TRACK is FATAL
Horse Knocks Down and Kills Mich.
gan Man on Course.

Jackson, Mich. Feb. 8. - Norris II.
Branch, a merchant OF this city and
formerly a member of the Michigan
Legislature, was knocked down and in
stantly killed by a race horse on the
Ice course az Vandercook Lake
Branch, wanting better view.
stepped on the track directly in the
path Of Greonmore, driven by Fred
COwan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
MRS. FORD JURY DISCHARGED
stood Eight for Aoqulttal and -Four
for Conviction.

AZ Cincinnati the jury IN the
case OF Mrs. jeanette Ford. charged
with attempting 10 blackmail G, L.
Warmer. the defaulting Big -Four
treasurer. has been dismissed by
Judge Swing
lie was notified OF their utter IN.
ability 10 agree upon a verdict The
Jury stood elght for acquittai and four
for conviction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
PARIS IS BECOMING NORMAL
River Seine 10 Failing Rapidly bot
Water stays IN subways

The fan ~ the River Seine at Paris
Ia rapid Tho appearance Of the city
Is approaching the normal. but the sub
way system Us not IN operation
Water remains in the tubes. which
after they have been cmpticd. must be-
cleaned and dislnfectod The progress
toward the restoration Of the light
ing. telephone and telegraph lines 10
slow. but noticeable
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-02-12
DROPS DEAD AFTER DINNER
George Patterson, 90. Finishes Meal
and Topples over In Snow.

Cadillac. Mich. Feb. George Pat
terson. aged 60 years, dropped dead in
the woods near Boon. where he was
cutting wood with his son.
They had just finished eating their
dinner when the old man arose from a
log to return to his work and he top
oiled over IN the snow, dead.