The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-02-15


and Gallipoll. was frustrated. Twenty
transports. which were on shore, be-
gan to land infantry troops under
cover or darkness. The Bulgarians
had seen them earlier and Immediate
ly when the landing operations began
made an attack, infiicting great
losses. The remnant OF the Turkish
troops re-embarked and the ships put
70 sea. The Turks also tried to land
troops at Podima. on the Black sea.
but were repulsed with serious loss.
The Turks attacked the Bulgarians
before Bulair and desperate lighting
followed. II resulted In the Turks
being driven within the lines.
LYME, coNN.-The residents Of
this old town are afutter over the
prospect that 1t may be, for a few
weeks at any rate. the country's sum-
mer capital. PresidentElect Wilson
and his family spent the summer hero
three years ago and. according to
those In position to know. Mr.. VIII
son is thinking seriously OF taking
the old colonial home OF Miss Flor
ence Griswold, where he stayed be-
fore, for his family the coming sum-
mer. Mrs. Wilson, landscape paint
er of no mean ability. came here and
was charmed by the atmosphere OF
the place.
LEAvENWoRTH, KAN. - John
III. Barry OF st. Louis and G.. Il. Ray
and Edward Smythe OF Peoria, Ill.
union labor men found guilty at In
dianapolis OF conspiracy to transport
explosives illegally, were released
from the federal prison on receipt of
an order from the United States cir
cult court OF appeals in Chicago say
ing their bonds had been approved.
Barry's sentence was four years and
his bond $4,000. Smythe was given
a three-year sentence and his bond
was fixed at $4,000. Rays bond was
! $4,000 on a one-year sentence.
1 WAsHiNGToN--The perfectly per-
functory, but also highly important
task of declaring Woodrow Wilson
and Thomas II. Marshall elected pres
ident and vice president. respectively.
OF the United States, was performed
here at Joint session OF the senate
and house. Officially Wilson and
Marshall hadn't been elected until
after this session. The joint session
counted the electoral votes and held
that Wilson had received 435, Roose-
welt SS and Taft 8.
cHicAoo-Dr. Mary Walker, the
suffrage leader and wearer OF male
! attire, expects to ride In an automo-
bile hereafter as result of the "in-
humanity OF man" whose official
sense of propriety was Jared because
of her appearance In coat, vest and
\ trousers. Policeman Peter Cleary OF
the Englewood station arrested her.
and now she Is planning to have him
! discharged and to bring suit against
the city for enough money to buy her
Il an automobile.
i WASHiNGToN--The report here
that President Taft will veto the
! Webb bin, which prohibits the ship
ment by interstate commerce OF whis-
ky intended for sale In "dry" terri
tory, created stir among the Demo-
cratic senators and representatives.
The bill passed the house Saturday
by an overwhelming nonpartisan vote
and was adopted by the senate Mon
day by viva yoce vote.
NEW YoRK-City Police Captain
Thomas Walsh, Edward J. Newell, a
lawyer, and Charles ~. Foye, po-
liceman, were indicted by the extra.
ordinary grand jury which has been
investigating the graft situation.
Walsh Is charged with bribery, Foye
with perjury and Newell with Undue
Ing a witness not TO appear before the
grand jury.
- ST. LOUIS, MO.--While the fi-
neral OF Mrs. Mary y Leitch. of 1877
Goodfellow avenue. was In pr0sssif22 ss
at the Cabanne Methodist Episcopal
church about 4:f5 p. m. the yestibule
OF the church collapsed, precipitating
twenty wealthy mourners. chiefly ell.
derby women. into the basement. eight
feet below. Ten persons were hurt.
/ 0ALEsBuRo, ILL. After sur
viving the Titanic disaster, being
among those rescued while accom-
panying her parents to this country
from England. Mary. the eleven-year-
old daughter OF Frank Karun OF Knox
county mny die from burns. An ex-
plosion OF kerosene enveloped the
child in flames.