The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

nose. Souders fell unconscious and
died from fumes.
Miami, Fla.-Thirteen officers and
men comprising the crew Of the Nor
wegian schooner Mount Hamilton were
landed here after they had fought for
two hours fire which finally burned
their ship to the waters edge seven
miles off Cape Florida.
Northwest
Livingston, Mont-Travel to the
Yellowstone National park will open
with, a rush June 20, the opening day,
officials of the park announced.
Anaconda, Mont.-The Strain de-
partment store was entered by burg
lars, the safe blown and nearly $4,000
in Liberty Bonds and cash stolen.
Seattle-Michael Nolan, aged AZ, stu
dent at the University of Washington,
made perfect score in the army cal
pha" intelligence test, and was declar-
ed one of the 25 most brilliant minds in
America.
Helena-The new military hospital
at Fort Harrison, three miles from
here was formally opened today. The
hospital has accommodations for 1853
men, but officials said the capacity
would eventually be increased to 500
beds.
Helena, Mont-An increase of more
than 100000 bushels of winter wheat
is forecast for the 1921 crop in Mon
tana, as compared with last season, in
the monthly report for May /, of Fred
w. Before, statistician of the bureau of
crop estimates of the federal depart
ment of agriculture The crop fore
casted for 1921 is 4,233,000 bushels on
249,000 acres, as compared with $780,
900 bushels last year harvested from
100000 acres.
Foreign
Vienna-The cabinet of Dr. Michael
Mayer, foreign minister, formed Nov.
8, resigned.
Coblenz = Two American soldiers
have died as result of wounds infiict.
ed by highwayman on the Weissen.
thurm-Andernach road.
London-Premier Lloyd George is ill
and has been ordered to rest, it is Of.
ficially announced. 1t is said the ma
ture of his illness is not serious
Geneva-The Hungarian charge at
Berne made formal application to the
secretariat of the League of Nations
for the admission of Hungary to the
league.
Tokio-Omsk has been captured by
the antibolshevik forces and the boil
sheviki are withdrawing toward To-
bolsk, according to semiofficial reports
from Siberia.
Belfast-The parliament of northern
Ireland, elected last month under the
new home rule measure, was opened
amid impressive scenes in the council
chamber of the city hall here.
Paris-The council Of ambassadors
sent letter to the German embassy
taking cognizance of the efforts of the
German governments efforts to fulfill
its undertakings under the peace trea.
ty.
Sofia, Bulgaria-Premier Stambu.
liwsky of Bulgaria declared here that
King Boris would visit the United
States during the coming autumn, and
that he would accompany Boris on the
journey.
London-Mining districts have re.
jected the governments proposals for
settlement of the coal strike and the
miners executive notified Lloyd
George another deadlock has been
reached.
Honolulu, T. H.-Mrs. Lydia True
blood Southland, charged with the muir.
der of Edward F. Meyer, her fourth
husband, left aboard the steamer Mat.
sonia en- route to Twin Falls, Idaho,
where she will stand trial.
Berlin = Solomon Teilirian, the
Armenian student who shot and killed
Talaat Pasha, former grand vizier and
minister of finance Of Turkey, was &C
quilted in the aZzize court here to-
quilted in the azzize court here.
Warsaw-Lieutenant Henry Iwani.
icki of the Polish flying corps, convict.
ed by courtmartial of high treason in
disposing of military secrets to Brit
ish agents, was executed by a firing
squad at the famous Warsaw citadel.
London-Decision as to whether
Great Britain will intervene in the case
of Grover c. Bergdoll, the American
draft evader, and support the United
States if it attempts to extradite him
from Germany, rests with the Canadi-
an government, whose passport laws
Bergdoll violated.
Oppeln, Silesia- Detachmnets of the
Royal Irish infantry, the first British
troops to cross the lines established by
Polish insurgents in Upper Silesia, de-
trained at Gleiwitz. They assumed
control of the city, and will be in
charge of the garrisoning and policing
Of the place in future.
Madrid-Mary Elizabeth Willard
daughter of Joseph E. Willard, United
States ambassador to Spain, was mar
ried to Mervyn Herbert, secretary Of
the British embassy in Madrid, and
half brother of the Earl of Carnarvon
Berlin Seventeen persons were
drowned in the Ida mine at Meuselwitz,
Saxe-Altenburg, owing to the sudden
flood of the mine by the Erlenbach
river.
Paris-Premier BRAND received a
vote of confidence in the senate,
proposal to submit the London repara-
lions agreement to a commission be-
ing voted down 277 to IS.
Graz, Austria-The Syrian provin-
cial diet eSopted a motion of the CO.