The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-12-02

pldllHS ESTABLISHING COLONY III Nor-
them Mexico.
Houston, Tex.-A ''neighborhood
gossip" injunction was issued by
Judge U. d. Harvey of the Eightieth
district court. The injunction re-
strains a woman from making "any
remarks" about woman and three
children who reside next door.
New York Patrolman William
Bostwick is held under technical
charge of homicide for shooting and
killing Richard Barrett, aged 20, when
Barrett and five others are said to
have attempted to prevent Bostwick,
aged %, rookie from making an
arrest.
Northwest
Des Moines-Governor Nate Kendall
announced that he had ordered the
return of the Iowa National Guards
men on duty at Ottawa.
Des Moines-The proposed cost OF
service streetcar franchise was ap
proved by nearly two to one major
ity by the voters at the special cleo
ton.
Muskegon, Mich.-More than SOC
Boy Scouts were organized into
searching parties for John Lamb, Boy
Scout executive of this city, who dis
appeared while suffering, it is believed,
from a recurrence of shell shock, ex-
perienced while in srvice in France.
Virginia City, Mont.-California cap
italists have taken 10 leases on mining
claims in this section, in the hope OF
discovering the channel of Alder creek
out of which many millions in gold
was taken in pioneer days. Alder
creek gave it's name to Alder gulch
which the vigilantes immortalized.
Foreign
Paris-Alfred L. Blanc, noted bal.
lonist and aviator, died after a long
illness. In 1907 he finished second in
the James Gordon Bennett cup balloon
race at st. Louis.
Belfast-Bombs were hurled into
three streetcars crowded with ship.
yard workers on their way home last
night. Five passengers were killed
and the list of injured is large.
London-Announcement has been
made by the Marconi company of the
successful sending for the first time of
| a series of test messages by wireless
from Carnarvon, Wales, direct to Aus
| tralia.
Kingston, Jamaica-A sharp earth
shock, lasting three seconds, occurred
here. The tremors were SO pronounced
that the population was momentarily
panic stricken, but no damage has
been reported.
London-The Italian destroyer Cen
trauro has gone down in the Mediter
ranean off Adalia during storm, &C
| cording to dispatch from Brindisi tC
the Daily Mail. (The Centrauro is moi
listed in available navy registers.)
Tokio-Crown Prince Hirohito has
been appointed regent to the emperor
who has been in failing health fol
some time. Count Chinoa will be the
regents adviser-the most powerful
position in Japan at the present time
Calais-Seven officers and SO pri
Yates, the last of the 100000 men CON
shutting the British expeditionary
force, have embarked for England, af
ter an absence of seven years. No of
fetal ceremony attended the departure
Ottawa-Canada is to pay heI
| tribute to her unknown war dead. The
body of an unknown soldier from the
Dominion will be brought from the
western front and buried beneath the
Victory tower of the new Parliament
building
Paris-The Preparations commissor
is soon to appoint an international
committee of bankers to advise the
| commission on the best means of pre-
venting future reparation payments
from disastrously affecting interna
tional exchange.
Funchal, Island of Maderia-FormeI
Emperor Charles and former Empress
Zita, exiles from their erstwhile do
mains of Austria-Hungary, expressed
satisfaction at the reception given
them on their arrival on this little
Portuguese island and thei, delight al
! the islands scenery.
Buenos Aires-Four hundred well
armed bandits entrenched in the vii
lage of Paso IbaneZ, in the state oil
| Santa Cruz, repulsed an attack by the
Marines landed from the cruiser AL
mirante Brown, according to belated
dispatches received here, number OF
the bandits and marines were killed OF
wounded during the engagement.
| Turin, Italy-Enraged over news
paper accounts alleging harsh words
used by Premier BRAND to Senator
Schanzer at the Washington confer
ence, about 100 students invaded the
French consulate. Furniture was
damaged and window panes were
broken. The police were called out
and dispersed the students.
Sydney, N. S.-The crew of the
schooner Isma and several alleged
! smugglers are under arrest here fol
lowing battle they engaged in with
revenue officers and marines Six
hundred and fifty gallons of choice
French wines was the battle prize.
Coblenz-Four hundred American
troops stationed on the Rhine since
the emo of the war, left for home. The
Americans left for Antwerp where
they will embark for New York. Their
departure was ordered in the natural
course of the policy of reduction OF
the American standing army on THE
Rhine
London-In the recent disturbances
at Bombay, India, coincident with the
visit of the Prince of Wales, the total