The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-24
GEEERAL NEWS,



AT Providence, r. l.. two burglar
les meeting 100000 in diamonds and
jewelry TO the robbers have been re-
ported. The heaviest sufferer was
Judge Lebanon b Colt CT the United
States circuit court, whose summer
home at Bristol was robbed OF $50 900
worth OF iewelry. All the heirioorns
and valuables of Mrs Colt were taken.
The other burglary occurred at
Watch Hin. where 'Intermere," occu-
pied by Hrs e. NJ Burial OF Water
bury, Conn, and her sister. Miss
Thatcher, OF Boston, VS. looted 10 the
tune of $4,000 worth OF jewelry. the
property of both women.
Congressman Boutell, who was de-
feated In the Ninth Illinois district pri.
maries, has announced that he would
seek TO regain his seat In Washington
by running on an independent ticket.
81 am still in the running. / shall
run independently and shall be
elected" declared Boutell "In run
Just 20 spite the newspapers and 10
spite them still more, viii be-elected
] have only Just begun 20 fight
VIII be returned TO Washington and
will continue with the policies which
have thus far marked my career
The president Is contemplation tho
appointment Of Frank +. KELLOGG. OF
Minneapolis, as solicitor general OF the
United States In place OF the late
Lloyd w Bowers, and 1t is probable
the announcement Will be made soon
Mr. Kellogg has some record as
trust buster" lie has been hereto
fore engaged as special assistant to
the attorney general in some impor-
tant cases. lie has always been
strong Taft man and did much toward
assisting in bringing about his nomin.
alton.
The suit at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Of Mrs. Anna Bradley 10 break tho
will Of the late Arthur Brown. al one
time United States senator from Utah.
will be settled by the payment Of $12,-
600 to Mrs Bradley for her sons.
Brown was shot and fatally wounded
by Mrs Bradley Dec. s. 1906 in Wash
ington after he had severed his rela-
tions with her. In his will he specif-
ically denied the paternity OF the two
children, Arthur and Martin Montgom-
cry. cutting them off without a cent.
The forty-fourth annual encamp-
ment OF the Grand Army OF the Re
public, at Atlantic City, ~ j., may be
the last The commander.in-chief, Gen
Samuel Van SAINT, declared that he
hoped TO attend great national en-
campment next year when survivors
OF the Civil war, whether they be OF
Lees or Grants, Longstreet's or Sher-
mans army, should rally around one
great camp fire and hold forth as
brothers and Americans in peace and
harmony
Queen Alexandra may yet become a
royal problem. The latest rumor deaE
ing with King Edwards widow has
made even court circles gasp. She Is
credited with the desire 10 have
secondary national anthem" exclu-
sively her own, and as Alexandra is
the sort OF person who gets what che
wants. Englishmen are already look
Ing forward to the early publication
OF God Save Queen Alexandra" as
the song is TO be called
The strike OF clgarmakers in Tampa
has reached the guerilla warfare
stage. The strikers are losing ground,
a number OF the factories having 10
Gated branches in other towns. receiv-
ing forces OF non-union men from
Tampa ]. +. Easterling. bookkeeper
In Bustillo Bros & Diaz's factory. who
has been active I'm recruiting for the
branch his people have opened in Jack.
sonville. was shot down in the street
and may die.
Between the heavy losses sustained
through grating officials and dishon.
est-repairing companies and through
having TO ship freight at rates which
they say do not yield profit. the I'LL
nois Central Railway company Is in an
unhealthy financial condition. accord.
ing TO testimony OF Martin b. Blau-
welt. comptroller OF the road, before
the interstate commerce commission
sitting In Chicago.
Vivian M. Lewis, commissioner OF
banking and insurance OF New Jersey.
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