The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1911-10-20

The will of Cornelius N. Bliss, for
merly treasurer of the Republican ma
tional committee and one-time secre
tary Of the interior, was filed for pro
bate in New York city. 1t is under
stood that the property is worth lit
tie more than 100000.
John M. Shappell Of Philadelphia,
as supreme commander, heads the list
OF officers elected by the supreme cas-
tie of the Knights of the Golden Eagle,
in convention at Boston.
Rev. Paul Ebinger of Tilamoc, Ore,
accused Of teaching that the Scrip
lures are not inspired, was exonerated
by the synod of the northwest Of the
Reformed church at Fort Wayne, Ind.
The treasury department at Wash
ington is about to adopt new chem
ical process for testing teas, to be
used at the main ports Of entry.
August Wilcox Of Morrice, Mich,
has just been paid $5.04 due him from
the United States government when
he was postmaster at Bridgewater.
Mich, 70 years ago.
Sahip Gin Amat of Seattle, Wash,
is under arrest charged with forgery
Of a postal savings bank certificate.
This is the first attempt at such
forgery which has come to light.
Admiral Washington L. Caps, who
went to Havana to inspect the wreck
of the Maine for the navy department,
is at the Philadelphia navy yard, but
has not yet submitted his report to
the department.
President Taft arrived at San Fran
cisco after a strenuous day of rear
platform speeches commencing at the
Oregon state line. He spoke on the
tariff, the trusts and other topics, but
he made so-called dollar diplomacy"
the subject of his principal address,
which he delivered In Sacramento.
He defended his Central American
treaties and declared that they were
the logical result of the Monroe doc
trine.
Army officials of Washington hope
to announce by the first of the year
that all in that service are immune
from typhoid fever, due to ad-
ministration of prophylactic. All en-
listed men under forty-five years old,
who have not had the fever are to be
given the treatment.
For the first time in over twenty
negro, DR.. S. P. Harris, city council
man.
A monster hubbard squash raised
on his farm in southern Sawyer coun-
ty was brought into Winter, Wis, by
Roy Van Alstine. 1t measured %
inches through the center and 30
inches long, and weighed 100 pounds.
Van Alstine is remembered as the
man who captured John Dietz, the
Cameron Dam outlaw.
California. Struggling returns have
wiped out the majority previously re-
corded against the amendment and
gave it majority of 2.051.
The dissolution OF the electrical
trust" as the General Electrical COM
pany and it's subsidiaries are known.
was ordered at Toledo by Judge Kel-
Its in a decree in the United States
district court. The General Electric
has about forty subordinate firms un-
der it's control.
William Rockefeller, brother of John
D. Rockefeller and vice-president of
the Standard OIL company, who land
ed in London from the steamship
Mauritania, accompanied by his pri-
vate physician, has been mysteriously
lost to sight None of his fellow pas
sengers knows his whereabouts.
Life Imprisonment for Giuseppe and
Carmello Nicolosi and seven years i'm
prisonment for Mrs. Cologera Nico-
LOST, for the KIDNAPPING of Angelo Ma
rino, aged five years, was the verdict
returned by the jury at Chicago. Mrs.
Piagia Cutrona, mother of Mrs. Colo
gera Nicolosi, was acquitted.
The village of SCHOONER, just north
OF Centralia. ILL.,. containing about
1 900 inhabitants. was stricken from
the map at special election held to
determine whether to keep the cor
poration.
The initiative, referendum and re-
call were termed the weapons of
mobocracy by Archbishop Ireland in
an address here at the banquet of
the Army Of the Tennessee at Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Ia.
Mgr. Falconio, apostolic delegate,
has sent circular letter to all arch
bishops and bishops in the United