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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

WAlLINGFoRD, CONN.-The sec
ond ection OF the Bar Harbor ex
press crashed into the first section
just otside this town. Twenty-six per
sons sere killed in the wreck.
TheNreck occurred on the New Ha.
ven rAroad. Both trains were bound
for M York and were loaded with
returnag excursionists from fashion
able rsorts In Maine and the White
mountins.
Thehrst section, from the White
mounths, was due in New York al
1886 pa. and the second at 1852.
List Of the Dead.
The identified dead are: William
Altchu Norfolk, Va; Margaret Arm
strongl Washington, ID. c.; Harold
Avery, 694 Broadway. New York
Harrie Bicdle, Torresdale, Pa; Marie
Bullitts Philadelphia; Emily Davis
Kennel. Philadelphia; Crozier s
Fox. Fins Park, Pa; Albert Green
New Yfk; Philo Hotchkiss, New la
ven; RIAL w. Hotchkiss, New Haven
Harry | Imar, New York; George
Koga. II West Thirty-fourth street
New Y'k; Daniel Neal McQuillen
Philadehia; II. f.. Martin, Bryn
Mawr, a.; Mrs. II. +. Martin, Bryn
Mawr, J.; Miss - Merritt. Philadel
phia; ts Murphy, New York
,tass "a 7. Ga East Fifty-fourth
~ y,,~ K; Agnes White, Bos
ton; Rert M. Yahn. Philadelphia.
be Unidentified Dead.
The nidentined dead are: Young
woman nth Mary Jane" on locket
may baIrs. Harriet Kronenberg OF
Brookly Woman, feet. 5h inches
tall, weing ring marked "F. y. r
and G. L., 1905" gold locket "F. b
r. bid stone ring and diamonds
woman bout fifty years old, flsshy
long brtn hair tinged with gray
blue eye -. Is. NJ" on underwear
woman, iddie aged. weighing about
boo pouls: man, 5 feet 31s inches
tall, abolfixty years old, gray beard
much sc In teeth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
elve Palntlnns 10 sehooI.

Battle Creek, Mich, Sept i.--Twen.
ty valuable PAINTINGS were presented
to the local high school by Mrs Lena
Atwood Ladd OF Chicago. The collec.
ton will be known az the Atwood
memorial collection and viii be the
nucleus Of an elaborate art display to
be placed IN the schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

cHlcAoo--At least one man Is be
smoke to such an extent that he will
die, two hremen were slightly injured,
over dozen other firemen we're over
come by smoke, several hundred hotel
occupants fed into the street. street
cars and other vehicles were blocked
and property loss estimated at $4,000
was the toll taken by stubborn fire
in landmark az 442 South Static
street
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

CHICAGO - Armido Pieroni, the
owner OF fruit store al 2604 Lincoln
avenue. shot and killed Gilbert Lor-
etti, twenty-eight years old, an EN-
ploye. shot and seriously wounded
Eliza Bianchi, his partner in business
and Lorettis brotherin-law, also an
employee, and then killed himself
The shooting occurred shortly be
fore 2 O'Clock and it is said to have
been the outcome Of Torettis inability
TO obtain a license TO wed the sixteen
year old daughter OF Pieroni.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

ALBANY, N. Y. = Assepblyman
Aaron j. Levy, the Democratic floor
leader in the state assembly declares
that he will sue Lynn J. Arnold for
criminal libel and malicious prssecu.
tion for the attacks made upon him In
the Albany newspaper controlled by
Mr.. Arnold. Senator Wagner, who is
the Democratic leader OF the upper
branch OF the legislature and is act
ing lieutenant governor, declared on
the floor of the state senate he also
would institute at once an action for
criminal libel against Judge Arnold
and HIS newspaper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
1000 DIE IN TYPHOON
Terrific storm RACES In Japan for
Several Days.

several OdyS.
TOKYO. JAPAN-The detailed re.
ports regarding the typhoon which has
ragged over Japan for several days
show that Il was more disastrous and
deadly than at first believed, and that
the fatalities will aggregate 1000
There was tidal wave at Miyako,
in northern Hondo, in which thirty
people lost their lives. while 100 more
are missing Hundreds OF houses
were swept out to sea.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

oWoSso-"Here. Reed, is a good
chance for a wife," was the com
ment made by John Luckhurst, a
farmer near Owosso. to Chester Reed,
his efficient hired man, as he read 10
the latter matrimonial advertise
ment form a weekly newspaper
Reed laughed, but showed little In.
terest, Luckhurst was unsuspIcious
when his hired man asked for a few
days off little later Reed returned
the last OF the week and passing the
cigars announced he had married the
woman OF the ad, Mrs. Carrie Green,
a Pontiac widow with four children.
Reed will go to Pontiac TO live with
his bride. and Luckhurst will lose a
good farm hand and farm hands ata
hard TO get in this vicinity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

NEW YoRK-The largest known
bequest 70 an educational institution
In the south in years and the largest
recently made 20 any college Is dis.
closed in the transfer tax appraisal Of
the estate OF Robert f. Doremus. mem.
Der OF the stock exchange firm OF De
Coppet and Doremus, showing that
Washington and Lee university OF
Lexington. Va, will eventually re-
ceive s2,OO2oO2. under the will OF Mr.
Doremus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

LANslNG-Ray Gather. a resident
of Louisville, KY, wants the state
of Michigan 10 redeem a wildcat
note for s5, issued by Ypsilanti
bank in 1887. at its face value with
compound interest at six per cent for
period of seyenty-six years.
This modest request was received
by Governor Ferris in letter from
Gather. Secretary Nisbett offers to
exchange number Of confederate
bills for the s. note. Compounded
annually for seventy-six years the in.
terest on the S. note amounts TO s419,
according TO calculations. II the state
should purchase the wildcat" note
Gather would be entitled TO s424, but
II is not thought the board OF auditors
will indulge in any extravaganza In
that direction.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
CdIIsIsn Of Two Sections Of
Bar HaTbOr Express.
TRAINS BOUND FOR NEW YORK
Bot Sections Were Heavily Loaded
VI IN Returning Excurslonlsts from
fashionable Resorts In Maine and
tir White Mountalns-second Sec
- ~ First at Wallinsford.
NEW HAVEN WRECKS.

Following are the more serious
wfecks on the New Hagen rail.
WY in 1911;
June Tive dead and seven
Injured.
July l2-EIurteeh killed and
fcStysfour Injured
lug. 27-one killed and fifty
inbred.
Wrecks In 1912:
July Slight killed and seven
tylnjured.
OFT 3-seyen killed and fifteen
. innred.
Wrecks In 1918:
.ine 12--Six killed and twenty
inbred.
Rpt. 2.-Twenty-six killed and
) may inbred.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

SAGINAW ~ Between 10 and
200 members OF the Michigan Horse.
shoers' association were present when
the twentieth annual convention open
ed. j c. Buckley. the editor OF the
Horseshoers' Journal, offered infor.
nation 10 show that within the last
ten years the number OF horses had in
creased 100 per cent. and although the
motor had crowded the animals for q
time. they had come back TO their
own.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

NEW YORK - Hot, steaming Coop
er union crowds-three thousand In
the hall and as many In the street
shouted their heads of after a whole
summer OF suppression. They were
protesting against the impeachment OF
Governor Sulzer. demanding that
Charles +. Murphy be lynched and
passing without single may" reso-
luton saying that the attempt TO inn
peach out governor is n species OF
treason against the state"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

ABERDEEN, scoT.-Whils Premier
Asquith and his daughter were play
Ing golf at Lossiemouth, between In
verness and Aberdeen, they were at
tackled by two suffragettes. They
first knocked the prime Minister'S hat
of and banged his head with a book.
They they clutched his coat and drag
ged him to an dfro The premier
tried TO shake the women off and his
daughter grappled with one OF them
but was not strong enough TO hold
her. The struggle continued for sew
eral seconds, the women clawing tho
premier and screaming the usual
Votes for Women fustian. ..>srssx.a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

KALAMAZOO - Imagining that
several Wild men we're after him.
Thomas Carmen, sixly-one years old.
hurried to the Jail, where he curied
up ON The steps and cried for help.
The man was locked In padded cell.
onlcers say he Is insane. Cannon is a
street laborer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

DETROIT, MlcH.-Two young mep
are dead and a third was fatally in.
jured in quarrel over pretty, sixteen
year-old Mary Wilczak. VIXEN her
brother, Cashier. shot down two Of
her suitora in front OF her home and
then turned the revolver on himself,
inflicting a wound from which he died
later in the hospital.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

NEW YORK - Labor day was
observed with union leaders asserting
that the day marked the passing OF
the 100000 point in the membership
OF the American Federation OF Labor.
the largest number OF union workers
in the history OF the country. One
feature marred the day-the absence
OF Samuel Gompers, the aging presi
dent OF the organization, who Is at At.
lantic City recovering from an illness
that attacked him last winter. II Is
the first time in thirty-five years that
the leader has not made Labor day
speech. IL 1zifd
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
MuskEeoN - PlacIng in

MUSHROOM - Placing in an en-
tirely new light the recent
Duck Lake shooting affair. In which
Mrs. Charles Roselle OF Chicago. re-
sorter there, was shot by George Sci
bert. Fruitland township farmer,
three property owners in the town
ship have reported to Prosecuting At
torney Galpin that they have made In
vestigations and are convinced that
Seibert. standing where he himself
claims he did when the shot was fired,
must have seen Mis-. Roselle. Each
OF the three parties was unaware OF
the others investigation. Seihert re-
ported that he took Mrs. Roselle for a
hawk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
HAR1oR sPRINes-At a cost {

HARBoR sPRINGs-At a cost OF
nearly $1,000 a physician from Chi
cago was given a special train over
the Grand Rapids and Indiana, to
come TO this city to save his patient,
c. A. Chaplin, a wealthy copper mine
owner OF Chicago and Niles, who Is
seriously III at his summer home at
Harbor Point.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

MARINETTE, WIS. - After eat
ing number OF green apples while
visiting at the home OF relative
Mrs. Edward Curran, OF Escanaba
Mich, twenty-five years old, died In
few hours.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

viNcENNEs, IND. - Mrs. VIII.
lam Griggs and Miss Eva Muchmore,
stenoRrapher, were fatally injured,
and nine others severely injured
when natural gas explosion wrecked
the Grlggs restaurant and three aoN
Joining buildings az Lawrenceville.
ILL.,. causing loss OF $4,000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

JAcksoN-Three Jackson police
men had very narrow escape from
death when the automobile patrol
smashed into a standing freight train
at the Mechanis street crossing.
Palrolman Frank Timmons suffered
a wrenched leg, and Patrolman Ray
Neideman and Driver Leon Emens
were cut and bruised The feet that
Driver Emens turned the machine ana
went into the train from an angle Is
believed TO have saved the mems
lives
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06
8 DIE IN POWDER BLAST
Miami company's Works at FayvIlle,
M, Blow Up.

CAIRO. II.L-Three men met their
death when the Miami Powder com
pany's mill at Fayville. ILL.,, twenty
miles north Of here, blew Gp. The
shock was felt for a distance OF FIVE
miles.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

HlLLSDALE- "A distressing auto
accident fatal 70 the six-months-old
daughter OF Mrs. Horace Sayles, wife
OF Reading minister, happened when
an automobile In which G. H. Burlin-
game was taking Mrs. Sayles and her
four children from Reading TO Pitts.
ford turned turtle over an embank.
ment. Mrs. Sayles and her baby we're
pinned beneath the machine. The
baby's skull was fractured and death
was instantaneous. Mrs. Sayles suffer
ed dislocated elbow, and Burlingame,
who had jumped. a sprained back.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

WASHINGTON - The great Boy
Scout movement has reached the Unit.
ted States senate. A troop has been
organized there by the sixteen nimble-
footed pages who act as Mercuries.
II may come about that the scouts
will wear their uniforms in the sen.
ate chamber
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

OSHKOSH, WIs.-Basobal Pitcher
Cantwell, the Chicago high school
baseball star, who set the Wisconsin.
Illinois league afre with his brilliant
playing early in the season on the
Oshkosh team, has been paid OF and
probably will never pitch again. Cant
we'll sustained an injury 10 his pitch.
ing arm on July 4. Blood poisoning
set in and long rest has failed TO
bring back his former agility
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

RACINE, WIS. Pugilist McCue
OF Racine defeated Tommy Dougherty
Of Denver az 124 pounds IN the seventh
round when Doughertys seconds
threw up the sponge Doushcrty pro
tested and The seconds denied they
had given up the fight but The deci.
sion had been made McCue had the
befter ~ the nlht throughout al.
though nongherty showed strong at
times,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

WASHINGTON - The nomina
tions OF Charles J. Vopicka of Chica
go to be minister to Roumania, Servia
and Bulgaria, and Thomas II. Birch
OF Burlington, n. j., TO be minister TO
Portugal, were sent 70 the senate by
President Wilson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

BLOOMINGTON. I'LL, ErcSk.@
way. prominent farmer, was IN. ~
iy killed near Momenco. when his aeio.
mobile was hit by G. l. and ST. train.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-09-06

MONTREAL, QUEBEC - Former
President william IT, Taft was elected
president OF the American Bar assn-
citation IL the close Of the annual msei.
Ing
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
wHIPPTNa.POaT Ann sLIPPER.

= oMMENTING upon the ant-whippng-post resoiu-
- ton offered in Congress by Western Represen-
tativo the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph says
Attorney General McReynods has been asked 10 pro-
ceed against the state OF Delaware to abolish the whip
pngpost the ground that such whippings constitute
"crue and unusual punishment Young America Will
watch the outcome of this with interest meanwhile
preparing writ TO compel parents to show cause Why
the house slipper and the should
abolished on the same grounds.
Young America doubtless Iill be deferred from in
eryening the by the fact that Attorney General
McReynolds already has said that the question whether
the whpping-post shall continue to be used IN Della
ware as instrument for the punishment Of criminals
is for the state government and not the national
government to decide An effort by Young America
to have the slipper abolished instrument for te
punishment OF juvenile msdemeanants might lead 10
opinion by Atorney-General that that is some
thing TO be decided in family council and not by the
State government In fact IL IS stinging, blister
ing question that has been raised by the Western
statesman who has attempted such upwarranted in
reference in our domestic affairs.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
AS TO BONNIE BURR.

ID EMEMBER thisi Miss Bonnie Burr will remain
IN in Wilmington until she has been caught Some
body who has lived in Delaware not less than six
months viii win the 5000 reward offered for her
ture II you desire to win Christmas money, exert
yourself to find her. Bear in mind at all times that
If you fail TO do IT, else will win the golden
prize. Under no condition win she be permitted to
leave our city until she has been detected and the
5000 turned to her fortunate discoyerer.
There are persons who assert that the whole thing
is a fake. We wish to assurance to the
Delaware public thas the Bonnie Burr proposition is
free from all fakery; that she is real Woman who
has mysthed the public from Toronto to Jacksonville
and Maine to California; and that she appears
everywhere she adyertses to appear
If women girls make fun for themselves by palm
ing themselves off Bonnie Burr; II men and women
deceive themselves relative to the identity Of the young
woman, we cannot help &C. Our part simply is 20 as
ure the friends OF THE EVENING JOURNAL that when
she is accosted properly she will admit her identity i'm
mediatey and accompany her captor to THE EVENING
JOURNAL Office. II any accosted refuses to
do those things, rely upon assurance that she is
not Bonnie Burr r. on the other hand, any woman
or girl who not Bonnie Burr says she is that mys
terlous young lady. accompany her TO office and
we will inform you frankly truthfully that you have
been made the victim of 1womany or girlish hoax.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
PLAYGROUND FOR TENTH WARD.

A Mayor Howell has signed the playground loan
"A ordinance. the way is clear for selling the
and proceeding with the work Of acquiring the
park land for the city There those particularly
in the Third ward, who think the city officials erred
in selecting the Tenth ward the beneficiary under
the loan II is useless now however. for them to
protest They expressed their views and lost their
fight It is their duty accept the situation they
find it, hope for better hings with
respect to their wards
The new playground will be on jackson street, be-
tween Second and Third streets. When laid out and
equipped it should be favorite recreation centre for
the children in that section Of the oity scarcely
can have too many Fairgrounds particularly on the
south city which has few park advantages
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
sAuLsRuRY ANp RAuaHLrY.

TTNIrED STATES SENATOR WILLARD sAUIs-
- BURY has returned home from Europe. One
OF the first things he did following is arrival here,
was to assure himself that his political machine had
suffered no blowout and stripped gear during his
absence Then he announced that in his opinion Al
fred Raughiey, Of Harrington. will be appointed Col
lector OF Internal for the District of Mary
land which embraces Delaware.
Even Delawsreans who have no sympathy what
with the political opinions practices Of Sen
ator Salisbury wish him in his fight to OBJ
tain that important coveted Federal office for
Delawarean. The Marylanders have enjoyed it S,
long they seem look upon it theirs by right, re
gardless of the fact that Delaware constitutes i'm
portant part the district and is entitled to recoe
atfiox.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
Editorial Opinion
GRAPE JUICE DEVELOPMENTS.

GRAPE JUICE DEVELOPMENTS.
From the Dover State News.
We have been marking time" on
the move for a grape juice factory
during the past fortnight because
there have been developments which,
for the best local interests, seemed
not sufficiently mature to divulge. 1t
seems certain, however, that We are
to have one IL not two grape juice
factories, and the farmers should be-
gin to study the grape with a view of
setting out fve or ten acres each.
4 This should be done anyhow, for it
/ is a well-knowf fact over this coun-
/ try. that wheat and corn farming,
with the labor problem as it now is,
cannot be relied on for our future
( prosperity or even a sure livelihood
We can grow corn and wheat and are
! learning more about the scientific
part of It. but it must be admitted
that the margin of profit is slow COM
pared to other things.
We are informed OF three move
ments for a grape juice factory and
all are no doubt willing to give each
Of these projects a chance to work
out on sound financial basis. Nego-
tiations are being prepared to have
the large Stetsen-Ei plant at
Camden moved to Wyoming, beside
the railroad, and in addition to its
big vegetable canning business 10 add
the grape juice industry. The cor
poration back OF this move is one OF
unquestioned financial strength and
experience.
The Messrs. Alice, owners Of the
Liberty Bell plant, are also willing to
place their fine plant and equipment,
with the additional buildings and
machinery necessary, at the service
OF the farmers and citizens for the
manufacture OF grape juice II their
investigations, now under way war
rants them staple market Ex-
Senator Alice and his son, the presi-
dent Of the company, who is making
the Investigation, are anxious to
provide this new industry II all the
problems attached thereto can be
worked out and all persons interest
ed feel that this is certain.
Meantime smyrna is preparing to
establish a grape juice factory.
With the good roads that are now
being built. il matters little TO the
growers where the factory is located
in Kent county, as the grapes can be
hauled at low cost over smooth roads
in motor vehicles; and may we not
have several plants?s Il is remark
able how the tomato-packing plants
have increased numerically in the
oounty-now twenty where there
We're formerly but two. Why not the
grape Juice plants?
Tomatoes brought 80 a ton this
year and have TO be planted over and
over again each year. Grapes brought
as high as $50 a ton and are peren-
malls. We say grape juice.
Evening journal., 1913-11-14
MAlNTENlNCE MUST FOLLOW ACQUISITION.

7TNHB New Castle County Levy Court met yesterday
and decided to buy, for SSO00 the Wilmington and
Philadelphia tuvnpik> Between this city and Clay
mont and to make IT a Nee public road.
It's action will meet with hearty public approval
No doubt most persons will hold to the opinion that
the county has obtained bargain. Brandywine hun
dred folk viii be especially well pleased by what the
Levy Court has done
Now that the county has purchased the turnpike,
there thing upon which New Castle countians in
general and Wilmington and Brandywine hundred folk
particular should insist That is that the stretch of
road not in the best condition, shall be put In
proper shape and maintained as it ought to be- II
It be the purpose Of the Levy Court that 1t has
quired it, to permit il to deteriorae, it would have
been far better had it permitted to remain in the
hands OF the turnpike company
The policy Of the Levy Court in dealing with this
highy-important piece of road will be watched close
y and the commissioners cannot hope to escape CEN
n they fail do their duty in the matter Of main
tenance 10 will cost great deal less money adopt
intelligent policy OF maintenance now and to adhere
to it, than viii to permit tho road deterorate
from its present not very high standard OF mante-
nance and then essay the work OF bringing it up to
the recognized standard.
The people in Brandywine hundred have not forgot
the penny sepound-fooish policy pursued by the
Levy Court in dealing with tho two more miles Of
county road extending from the Pennsylvania State
line down join the turnpike Persons living in that
section OF the county tried for three years have that
short stretch OF road put in proper condition. 1t is
asserted by one Of the most prominent and practical
living in that section thai If the work had been
done when the people first asked for IL the cost would
not have exceeded $4,000 lie added that policy Of
procrastiuaton had run that up to from 10OOC
to $4,000
Certainly the taxpaying public will not submit tc
such a policy with respect to the newly-aequired
turnpike.