The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-01


ties, have said farewell 10 King
George and Queen Mary. and the great
er number have already left London.
Throughout the day special trains
bound for the coasts roiIowed one an
other. The Duke OF Connaught at
tended each departure on behalf OF the
king. while the regular embassies
were present 70. sax good-by TO the
ksnyo5s OF theif Irrespective nations
| III graf coronateeion fleet Mt Spit
head also dispersed. the foreign war
ships saluting the flags OF Great Bri-
tain and the commander in chief as
they passed out
The census committee. OF which
Senator LaFollette is chairman. con.
sicered the bill authorizing reap.
portionment OF the country for rep
resentatives In congress on the basis
of population shown by the last cen
sus The committee voted seven 20
three TO report the bill favorably In
the form II came from the house,
which provided for a house OF repre-
sentatives 10 consist Of 433 members
and which would reduce the repre-
sentation OF none OF the states OF the
Union Senator LaFollette asked for
week in which 10 file a minority re
port. Senators Dupont and Mclean
voted with LaFollette against report
ing the bill fayorably.
II is said at the White House the
Anglo-American arbitration treaty has
tn fV.sp 49, NJ
provision, there now remaining only a
few minor details for settlement be-
tween the state department and the
British foreign office. Ambassador
Bryce called upon President Taft and
the announcement was made follow
ing conference between the two.
The final negotiations in the work
OF smoothing out the unimportant
points OF difference between the state
department and the British foreign Of
flee will be begun at once and 1t is
hoped that the treaty will be ready
for submission 90 the senate al this
session.
Captain Williamson, inventor OF the
Williamson submarine tube caisson,
has been awarded a contract 20 recov.
er the treasures sunk with the steam.
er Merida OF the New York and Cuba
Steamship company. which went down
In collision with the steamer Admiral
Farragut recently east OF Cape Charles.
The Merida carried besides the valu-
ables OF 800 passengers, half million
dollars in silver bars. She also car
- "a l,., 10 ~
chanuise. She was sunk In 200 feet
Of water. and marine men claim she
cannot be reached by divers.
At New York Tuesday Aietana Sag.
linbe, twenty and comely, met An
thony Fiverone, an admirer. In the
street az night and upbraided him for
not telling her that he was married.
A crowd gathered as she berated him
and by mutterings OF approval urged
her 20 greater agitation. She whipped !
out from the folds OF her dress a re-
volver and fired three times. Each
bullet struck different man and all
three will probably die. Fiverone is
one OF the wounded.
Justice Daniel r. Wright OF the Dis.
trict supreme court, at Washington |
Monday issued a rule against Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison and John |
Mitchell, labor leaders. requiring them
10 show cause July II why they should /
not be Judged guilty OF contempt OF
court. This action followed fling OF the |
report OF the special committee OF at
torneys appointed by Justice Wright !
TO inquire into the contempt proceed |
ings in the Bucks Stove and Range |
boycott case
When the senate met Senator Pen
rose came forward with proposed /
agreement for vote on Canadian reel.
procity on July "a 10 be followed with.
in few days by a vote on the farm
crs free list bill and the wool bill on
definite dates There was consider
able discussion but finally Senator La
Follett objected 10 the cate for the /
Canadian bill and Senator Smoot OBJ
iected 10 fixing day for vote on
the farmers free list bill and the wool
bill.
The saengetfest held in Milwaukee
OF the North American Saenger-
bund closed with a picnic. NJ which an
election OF officers was held and Lou.
isyille was chosen as the city TO enter.
tain the next convention I'm 1914
For the first time in the history of
the organization there is a deficit In
prospect OF nearly $4,000. due partly 10
the excessive heat during the concert
days. Charles G.. Schmidt OF Cincin.
natl was reelected president.
The Chinese famine is ended. Re
ports from the consular officers in
various sections OF the affected dis.
trict, forwarded 10 the state depart.
ment by Minister Calhoun. bring the
news that the crops are now being
harvested and there is no longer need
OF assistance from the United States.
Students representing 225 colleges
and including sixty Chinese gathered
AT LinwooG park. just west OF Cleye-