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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01

Detroit, Dec. 27.-Indianapolis Sc
cured four OF the six young players
upon whom the Detroit club has re.
ceiyed waivers. President Navin an.
nounced that Pitcher schrieber. Out
fielder Spencer, Thlrdbaseman Murch
and Inholdcr Barney would so TO Man.
agcr Carr. who developed ownie Bush
and Eddie Summers for the Detroits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
PICKS M'LAURIN's SUCCESSOR
Colonel Jsmes Gordon 10 Serve Tenn
porarlly In United States Senate.

Governor Noel OF Mississippi an
nounces the appointment OF Col
onel James Gordon as United States
senator from Mississippi 10 sue
coed the late A. J. McLaurIn. The ap.
pointment is temporary.
A senator for the unexpired term IN
10 be elected by the legislature. The
new senator II seventy.six years old. o
native OF Mississippi and served In the
Confederate army.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
pun's Reports Well Sustained Activity
In the country's Business.
nun,a Ravfcw ~ Trade aava.


Dun's Review OF Trade says:
Well sustained activity In the coun.
try's business is shown by the large
volume OF bank clearings. total ex.
changes this week at all leading cities
In the United States being t3.277. 231..
340. an increase OF 81 per cent over
the same week last year and 26.7 per
cent over the corresponding week IN
1906.
Every city reporting exhibits gains
over both years. but In the compari.
son with 1906 the week contained only
Ave business days. However. the
gain this year Is sufficient 10 allow for
the difference and still leave the com.
parison favorable.
Dispatches testify 10 an exceptional
~ heavy demand for holiday goods.
and weather conditions generally have
stimulated a larger distribution OF sea
sonable wearlng apparel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
Morse Denied New Trial.

At New York Judge Hough IN
the United States circuit court has de-
MED the motion OF Charles w. Morse
for a new trial, advanced on the
ground that the jury which convicted
him was laxly guarded and had been
allowed 10 drink excessive quantities
OF intoxicating liquors during the
course OF the trials and the period OF
Ats deliberations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
ICE Jam IN DETROIT RIVER
Prisoners on Car Ferry Have Crumbs
for Christmas Dinner.

Wv OdI CfNI FldNC OTQFflOn
for Christmas Dinner.
Detroit, Dec 27-One OF the worst
ice jams ever known in the Detroit
river absolutely blocked the freight
traffic of the Pere Marquette railroad
for twenty.four hours, that OF the
Grand Trunk for nearly as long and
the operations of the Michigan Cen.
trail and Wabash for shorter periods
Car ferry Pere Marquette No. IL was
gripped by the sudden missing OF ice
not more than 200 yards from shore.
The vessel might have been 200 miles
away as far as communication was
concerned Fifteen members az the
crafts crew were prisoners. Their
Christmas dinner consisted OF the
crumbs remaining in their lunch
boxes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
FREDERIC BENNINGTON DEAD
Famoa. :tsasf Passes Away at HI.

q Ramona ,Arust Passes Away at His
: essacme IN Connecticut.
! Ffedg6ifc Remington, the artist, IA
,jisaa his country home at Ridgeneid,
Gomez
! In Ills earlier years Remington used
80 say that when he died he wanted
l1ome one 10 carve on his tombstone
SHE Knew the Horse" II was as a
painter OF horses that most people frs;
knew him.
Remington had been a clerk. COW
boy and q football player. He was
born In New York state In 1861. His
father was q newspaper MAJ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
7 BELOW ZERO IN CHICAGO
Four Lives Lost and Score Of Per.
sons Are Injured.

Chicago, Dec. 30.-Four lives have
been lost in Chicago as a result OF the
cold wave. A score OF persons have
been injured by falling on icy pave
ments, and intense suffering Is re-
ported among the poor. Relief is be-
ing given by police and charity work.
ers.
At 4 q. m. the mercury fell TO be
low zero.
Through trains on nearly all OF the
railroads were from two to ten hours
iate' ezkfIS 81 '.-ssaNsErT,-e
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
KILLED IN TRACTION WRECK
Child and Others Hurt--car Leaves
Rails and Turns Over.

Detroit. Dec. 2S.-Frank Kendall OF
Plymouth. Mich, was crushed tn
death: Richard Roe. seven years old. OF
Detroit. had one hand cut of and Is IA
a critical condition, and a score Of
other passengers were hurt.
An interurban car jumped the tracks
and tipped over on a curve four miles
north OF Wayne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
WILL SUE FOR SlO,OOO,O 1000
studebakers and Auto Company Get
TING Deep Into Litigation.

Stuuopakers anu AUTO company 6ct
ting Deep Into Litigation.
Detroit, Dec 2s.--Through IFS al.
torney, the Studebaker company OF
South Bend. Ind, has asked permission
TO withdraw It's suit In the federal
court against the EMF Automobile
company OF Detroit. resulting from the
latter terminating its contract with the
Studebaker company giving that con.
Germ sole sales rights.
A permanent injunction was denied
In Kalamazoo last week, but proceed.
ings stiIl were pending here.
The Studebaker attorneys declared
that they will now institute damage
suit for 100000 against the EMF
company.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
Merger Of Railway, Power and
Gas Interests In Michigan
NUMBER OF CITIES AFFECTED
New York and Philadelphia Capitalists
Are Taking Hold Of Grand Rapids
City Railway. Grand RapIds--Muske-
aon Power Company and other Con-
eerns-pesI Said TO Presase I'M
portant Developments OF States Wa
ter Power

Detroit. Dec. ~. - Benjamin s.
Hanchett. manager Of the Grand Rap
ids City railway. has announced the
formation OF merger OF traction.
power and gas interests In Michigan
by the HodenpylWalbridge interests
OF New York and Il. w. Clark OF Phil.
adelphia-
Properties in Grand Rapids, Saginaw.
Bay City. Flint. Kalamazoo. Jackson.
Cadillac and Pontiac are affected. The
Grand Rapids City railway and the
Grand Rapids-Muskegon Power COM
pany are the principal properties in
volved.
II is said that the deal presages a
comprehensive development OF Michi-
gan water power and the completion
Of traction line between Detroit and
Chicago Via Jackson and lonia, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01

San Juan. r r.. Dec. 27.-~The naval
yacht Mayfiower has arrived here with
Secretary OF War Dickinson and Gen.
eral Edwards. chief OF the bureau OF
insular Affairs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
NIGHT RIDERS IN INDIANA
Tobacco Bsrns In spencer and WarrIek
Counties Are Burned.

A dozen tobacco barns In Spencer
and Warrick county. Indiana. have
been burned In the last few days by
night riders.
Barns on the farms OF Rose and Ed.
ward Nichols In Spencer county. con.
tanning many thousands of pounds Of
tobacco, were destroyed by fire.
The Indiana Tobacco Growers
union has opened warehouse and IL
making n strong effort 70 maintain
prices.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01

William Jennings Bryan has left
Miami. Fla. for knights Key. going
thence 10 jamaica, where he will Join
his family. He IL greatly improved IN
health.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
LITTLE TIM SULLIVAN DEAD
5rlaht's Disease Puts End to Career OF
Well Known Politician.

Alderman Timothy p. Sullivan Git
tie TIM OF New York is dead. His
family physician stated that the well
known politician was n victim of
Bright's Disease.
Sullivan was forty years old. He is
survived by his widow and one child
a son twelve years old.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01

Rev Father Barthold. Of West Brook
lyn. H., while driving, was fired upoa
from ambush. The grand Jury win In
vestlgate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
ALBERT TAKES OATH AS KING

Socialists Attempt Demonstration. bot
IL Falls. 80
Albert L.. King OF the B<lgiurns.
with his queen. Elizabeth. made
a state entry into the Beigian eapi-
tai from Laeken. Cannon doomed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
Codes. Of Winter In Indianapolis.

indianapolis. Ind, Dec. 30.--The
thermometer at the United States
weather station here registered 4 de-
grees below zero. the coolest weather
experienced here this winter. /.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01
FIREmEN FIGHT goIL BLAZE


New York, Dec. 30.---A fire which
threatened b destroy the 10000. 900
plant OF the Standard OH company in
Williamsburg. Brooklyn, was checked
after a ten-hour fight.
The blaze started with an unex.
planed explosion In one OF the 10000
barrel storage tanks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-01

Question Is Finally Settled by
President Taft
LABEL MUST TELL THE TRUTH

President Rules That Brand Must
show just What Bottle Contains.
Opinion Of the Chief Executive Sets
! Aside the Finding That Only Liquor
Made by One DIstIlistIon and Aged
In Wood Could BE Called Whisky.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
Wright and Curtiss Machines
Execute Airy Dance at
Atlantic City
ONE DRIVES SHIP
FAR OUT TO SEA
Sudden Currents Nearly Cause
Serious Disaster, But Bird
Man Keeps Cool
Head.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. July s.
Cheered by thousands crowded on the
board walk, Walter Brookins, repre-
senting Wright Brothers. and Glenn II.
Curtiss( in his bi-plane, gave their
first comparison exhibition here o-day.
Giving the spectators a chance to pick
their favorites. Brookins mounted the
air shortly before noon and while he
was maneuvering at an altitude OF a
hundred feet, Curtiss started his ma -
chine and soon Joined Brookins in the
air Both performed beautifully,
Brookins soaring above the beach.
while Curtiss after dashing up and
down the beach several times, turned
out to sea.
Brookins. after making complete
turn in a hundred foot circle. headed
south, and flew over the million dollar
pier. New TO the action of the air ed
dies from under the piers, he dropped
suddenly like shot that stilled the
shouts of the spectators. Brooklns
was merely determining his control
over the forces OF the air and a second
later the aviator raised his planes and
shot skyward with tremendous speed.
He glided 400 feet into the air, swung
around in another specta cular circle
and then started down the beach. exec
uting every trick known To air naW-
cation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
SON MUST AVOID
W|LES Of WOME \
Wealthy Man Leaves Son to Exc
cutors With Strange In
structIons.
WILL RECEIVE STIPEND
Program Includes Several Schools
and Much Travel-Warns
Against Misalliance,
WILL RECEIVE STIPEND

WASHINGTON. .. G., July s.
Charging especially that his son must
avoid the wtles and arts OF women.
the will of Robert G. Dryenforth, a
wealthy patent attorney, which was
made public to-day. leaves his fortune
to the lad who now is eight years old,
under the most extraordinary list of
restrictions the courts of the city ever
recorder one clause follows.
Il particularly request my eXecu-
tors to thoughtfuIly and well guard
my beloved son from women. and
sensibly. that is. gradually through
no erratic extreme, to let him be IN
formed and know the artful and para
sitical nature of most of the unfor-
tunate sex, and to care that ne does
not marry beneath him
The will arranges every detail OF
the life OF the boy. Following are
some of the main features of the pro-
gram:
He must be ready to enter high
school at fourteen years OF age.
At eighteen he must enter Harvard.
Al twenty-five he must enter OK
ford.
In the meantime he must be taken
to visit one country in Europe each
year.
Upon being graduated from oxford
he must hasten hack TO America and
ente rthe West Point Military Acad-
envy.
He must serve the usual time in
the army"
Then he must take up the practice
Of law,
The lad will receive $50 per month
until he is twelve years old, Then
he viii receive $1,000 per year. and
Hlis sum win be increased gradually
to $1,000
The amount of the estate Is not
given. but ii is said to be very large.
The father died July T. The bov Is
said to be with relatives in ChioS {
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
CASHIER LOOTS
BANK Of $4,000
Officials of Clintwood Institution
Offer Reward for His
Capture.

CLINTWOOD. July s.-Oficials of
the Citizens National Bank of this
place have offered $1,000 for the cap
ture OF Walter Switzerland. the bank
cashier who has been missing since
Saturday with $4,000 in cash and
sT,0G0 in unsigned treasury notes.
Sutherland hired horse Saturday
night and told his friends. it is al
legged, that he was going to ride to
Stratton to spend the Fourth with
relatives. When he did not appear
at the bank Tuesday morning, inquiry
by the officials developed the TACT. 1t
is said. that the young man had not
visited Stratton. No trace has yet
been found of Sutherland or of the
horse he rode.
It was not until late yesterday that
the bank vault, whose time lock had
been set or ninety-six hours, could
be opened. Then the officials discov-
cred the loss. In the vault they found
q note. saying
Gone to the TAN timbers."
The name of the missing cashier.
II is said, was signed to it,
Sutherland. who is thirty-four years
old. was at one time connected with
the army engineer corps in the Phil
tnpinAA Sw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
INQUEST REVEALS
PATHETIC STORY
Woman Assumes Garb Of Man
to Shield Sisters Good
Name.

LONDON. July s.--The officials who
conducted the inquest into the death
OF Harry Lloyd" a strange woman
who for thirty years posed az the
husband OF her sister expressed the
opinion to-day that the woman had
practiced the deception to save the
honor Of her sister and o. the latter >
daughter
The inquest developed with prac-
teal certainty that Harry Liuyd" was
Marie Leroy. the daughter OF a Bel
giant army officer. She came to Lon
don nearly nifty years. ago and asso-
ciated herself with the late Austin
Holyoake, the founder of the old Hall
of Science, and other advanced think
ers, among them John Stuart Mill
She earned her living by teaching
French. German and Flemish and BY
writing.
Thirty years ago Marie Leroy drop
ped out Of sight and Harry Lloyd"
appeared. Inquiries were made in
educational circles for Miss Leroy, but
no one knew where she was, and she
was soon forgotten. Harry. Lloyd
was also a teacher OF French, Ger =.
man and Flemish. He lived with his
wife. Eliza Lloyd. ~ child was born
to Eliza Lloyd shortly after her APP
pearance in London. The mother died
twenty years ago. Father" and
daughter" continued to live together.
No one guessed, not even the child
Eliza beth. that Harry Lloyd" and
Marie Leroy were one and the same,
but the inquest has developed the
identity.
Harry Lloyd was seventy-three
years old when she died. and had
been cared for by her supposed
daughter Elizabeth in the latter years
of her life.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
MISSING WOMAN
HAS BEEN FOUND
NOW IN PENNSYLVANIA
Fifty-Two Years Old, She Tramp
ed Away from Husband and
Left Virginia for Good.

Mrs. Rosabelle Holman. who left
her husbands nome near williams
burg on the cath OF June. and who
&as searched for by Richmond police
men, AT the request 0f MIR. Holman, a
wealthy man, has been heard from in
McKeesport, Pa. her former home.
No explanation is given for fer
strange diaappearance. Her husband
was almost distracted when he came
to Richmond and asked the officers
to make a search for her. He said
she left his home supposedly to go
to a country store nearby and that
nothing OF her had been heard since
Fearing foul play. he notified the
police OF Williamsburg, Lynchburg,
Danvine, Roanoke and Richmond, and
remained in this city until Tuesday
OF this week in the hope of finding
some clue to- his wife's whereabouts.
\ telegram from Williamsburg to
The Virginian Friday morning reads
as follows,
Mrs. Conrad Holman. who left
her home near here in mysterious
manner on June "a. has been heard
from at her former home in McKees-
port, Pa. \ telegram has been re-
eeiHaa from her saying she is ait
right. Why she left so suddenly and
why she gave her husband SO much
needless worry has not been explain
ed"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
Election of MeSsers. We'll and
Goode May Cause Many
Shifts
BOILING REELECTED
WITHOUT OPPOSITION
City Engineer Completely Ven
dictated Following Eulogistie
Address-Other City Off
cials by Unanimous Votes.

Well defined rumors in the city
hall have it that as result OF the
election of Messrs. Cliff We'll ana
Richard n. Goode to succeed Police
Commissioners Joseph IL. Welsh. ana
Walter q. Duke, there may soon be
.complete' reorganization OF the
police force.
Chief among these changes, accord
ing 10 the report. is the contemplated
rems~al OF chief of Police Werner
and the selection OF certain young
physician to succeed him, Captain OF
DetetsIv es Mcmahon is also said to
he SLATED for supercedence and one or
more OF the captains may be denoted
or shifted.
Various reasons are advanced for
this cdntemp plated makeoVeT. Major
Werner is said to have incurred the
enmity of several OF the more in
fuenuai city politicians in seVeral
matters. The charge has been made
by ceEtaln councilman that Major
Werner as been too strict in certain
instances, and not strict enough in
others.
The dissontent ia said to have been
fcmentlng1 Tor several months. In
deed IL was this same discomfort, II
is said, that resulted in the coming
out of Me ssrs. Goode and Well as
candidates for commissionerships
Tentative plans looking 10 the re-
movaI OF Atajor Werner are said TO
have been laid by the commissioners
but to havet met with disfaVor on the
part OF Ma. Duke and more par
ticularly on the part of Mr., Welsh
Faced by such opposition, 1t was
impossible to put the reorganization
Han into effect. and SO, II is reported
that plans we're laid to overcome the
objections by defeating the reelection
Of the ob5ect,rs-
Whether or not this rumor. which
is most persis ent, and which comes
to The Nirganian from authentic
sources, Viii resolve itself into an
actually should he known within a
few weeks at the outset when, 1t rs
said. steps will soon be taken TO put
the plan into working effect.
Wanted to influence Welsh.
1t Is generally regarded as more than
possible that. ha i Mr.. Welsh been will
ing TO desert Major Werner. he might
have been reelected. Mr.. Welsh said
Thursday morning. that several days
Az, ii certain prison whom fe did not
name came to Aim and told him that
II he were willing 10 make certain
concessions regs-rding his attitude to-
ward the polide question he might
overcome the OF position.
The fight is not against YOU. but
against the chiea' OF police" Mr.. Welsh
says he was told IF you will go TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
WOULD CLOSE, DOCK
To THE PUBLIC

Speaker Richard Evelyn Byrd, as
Counsel for the Bondholders Com
rnittee of the w. r. Trigg Company,
filed with the Corporation Commits
sion Friday an application to close the
company's wharf at the foot of SIEVE
enteenth street to the public. This
application was filed under the provi-
sions of an act passed by the Legtsla-
ture last March, giving private owners
of docks and wharves the right 10 deny
use of their harbor facilities to NUM-
cipalities.
July 20, was set as the day on which
written argument for and against
granting the application would be read
by the Corporation Commission. On
that day another date may be named
at which a public learning may be had
on the subject of closing the dock.
It is understood this application is
made with view OF getting the city to
buy the dock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
WIFE Of OFFICER
MADE COMP LA|NT
Jack Inge Arranged for Using
Insulting Language in the Pres
ence of Mrs. Parkinson.

Accused of insulting the wife of Po-
nceman W. J. Parkinson, Jack Inge was
arranged in police court Friday morn
ing. After a lengthy hearing of tes-
tilnony from several witnesses, the case
was continued until the 18th.
Mr.. Inge, 1t appears, lives next door
to the patrolman. and when chicken 8
from the officers yard wandered into
his garden, he spoke abruptly TO Mrs,
Parkinson. The policeman was inform
ed of what had happened when he re
turned 10 his home after serving his
time on the beat and a warrant was
issued for lnge.
In police court the men were prevent
ed from having trouble By the stern
commands of Justice Crutchfled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08

RHEIMS jury St--fs'rotess ne Lar
Gene the most hoted woman aEIh'9 ,.
or france ~ oylAs to-oas as q 1es sI-.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
HAWAII WANTS STATEHOOD
IN THE UNITED STATES

Los ANGELES, GAL. July s.
Hawaii is to ask soon for statehood
In the United States, according to
Prince Joahan Kalanianaole, Hawaiian
delegate to the Federal congress, who
rea ched here to-day from Washington,
II shall soon introduce the bill TO
make the Hawaiian islands an indepen-
dent state of the federal union, with
all the rights of statehood" he said
and the marvellous showing l shall
make for the islands ought to gain our
request"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
THOMAS EVANS DIES
IN FLORIDA HOME
Widely known Virginian Passes
Away in Brief Illness-Was
Editor Here.

Mr.. Thomas Davis Evans. who was
well known in Richmond as we'll as
other cities in Virginia, died Thursday
night at his home near Federal Point
F7ortdas
His sdfS Mr. Erward S. Evans, left
Thursday morning in response TO a
telegram announcing the Illness of his
father, but did not reach his parents
bedside before death came.
Mr.. Evans is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Mary f, Murrell OF
Lynchburg, and by three sons and two
daughters For number of years the
deceased owned and editer the Lynch
burg Advance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
WENT TO SLEEP
WHILE IN RIVER

NEW YORK. July s,-When fined
IS by Magistrate Herman to-day on
Il charge of disorderly conduct James
Madden. who said he lived in Mis-
souri,. insisted that he had been treat
ed outrageously, According to Police
man O'Connor. Captain David More
head of the tug Interstate saw Mad
don floating on his hack in the North
river off Morton street. The crew OF
the tug supposed they had found a
dead body and it was hauled aboard.
Madden came to befure the tug reach
ed pier A. and abused Captain More
head for spelling his nap A doc
tor said he was suffering from al
coholism.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-08
SAVE THE, TREES
FROM GYPSY MOTHS
White House Gardners Working
on Those in Lovely
Grounds.

measures are being undertaken to-
day to save the trees of the White
House grounds from the ravages Of
brown tail and gypsy moths which are
slowly running the stately elms and
other trees that have been there for
many years
The entire force OF gardeners was
put to work, armed with gasoline
torches to burn the caterpillars crawl
ing up the trunks to the foliage above.
This is the first season that the pests
have made their appearance near the
White House. but unless these ex-
treme measures are successful. 1t is
feared that the entire grounds will
be stripped of foliage.