The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-10-24

Madison, Wis-Coming from behind
with a whirlwind rush, the Gophers,
fighting with a spirit that would not
be denied, emerged from the shadows
of defeat and battled their way into a
to tie with Wisconsin in the thir-
ty-fourth annual football game be-
tween these two ancient rivals of the
gridiron. twenty-five thousand root
ers, many of them from Minnesota,
looked on and roared their approval
as the Gophers and Badgers fought
furiously for victory.
Foreign
San alvador-General Ferrera,
Honduran revolutionary leader, has
been defeated by the government
forces and is fleeing from the country,
advices from Tegucigaipa said.
Observation-Disclosures women candi-
dates already are in the field for cleo
ton to the house of commons at the
forthcoming general election. Only "a
women ran in the last election.
Rome-Newspaper confirmed the
engagement of Crown Prince Humbert
of Italy and Princess Marie Jose,
daughter of the Belgian king and
queen.
Mexico City-A Laredo-Mexico City
passenger train was wrecked by BAN
dts, who killed the engineer, fireman
and two soldiers of the escort, pill
aged an express car and robbed the
passengers.
Lonuon-Mme. Galli-Curci, the sing
er was given tumultuous reception
at her first concert here. The seats
in vast Albert hall were sold out
weeks ago, and thousands of persons
struggled vainly to obtain admittance
to hear the noted soprano.
Paris-Mme. Anatole France mott
fed the government that she wished no
religious ceremony whatever over the
body of her husband. She asserted
that he died in full consciousness, de-
claring he wished no religious COM
forts at the deathbed or religious OBJ
servances afterwards.
Christiania - Whaling operations
have revived to such an extent that
several new companies have been or
ganized here to deal in whale oil. A
company recently capitalized for s.
100000 kronen, is building several YES
sells with devices which will allow the
whales to be brought on deck for the
work of stripping blubber.
Paris-Jean Three star" Hennessy,
multimillionaire socialist, will enter
the diplomatic service as French min
lister to Switzerland, 1t is announced.
Mr.. Hennessy is liquor manufactur-
er, one of the richest men on the
continent of Europe, and one of the
reddest of French socialists. He con-
tributed large portion of the campaign
funds which swept M. Poincare out
and Premier Herriot in.
Vladivostok-The Russian armored
transport Red October, which was re-
Gently sent to Wrangell island to claim
that bit of land for soviet Russia, is
expected to arrive here shortly with
the bodies of members of Stefanson's
Karluk expedition, which were found
on Herald island, east of Wrangell.
The Karluk, an exploration ship, went
down in the ice so miles north of Her
aid island in 1914.
Berlin-The German winners of the
peace plan award offered by Edward
A Filene of Boston, have been an
nounced. The first prize of $4,000 is
divided between Dr. Eduard David Of
Darmstadt, socialist reichstag men,
Der and former member of the int
rior, and Dr. Wilhelm Riedher of
Solln, near Munich. The second prize
of $1,000 went to Dr. Gustav Jodleder
of Berlin The third prize was divided
among 35 contestants, each receiving
500.
Partisan Italian. Signor Callizio,
wins the worlds altitude record in an
airplane by his flight of 1850 meters.
The flight originally was made under
conditions which deranged the instru-
ments to such an extent that the fight
was declared slightly under the
worlds record, held by the French
aviator, Sadi LeCointe. When sec
ond examination was completed by
instruments in the national labora-
tory, however, it was clearly shown
that Signor Callizio had the record.
Sadi LeCointe Immediately announced
that he would try for a new record.
Vienna-Jackie Coogan arrived in
Budapest. Thousands greeted him at
the station. He was escorted by po-
lice to his hotel. He intends to stay
here two days and then in Berlin four
days
DubIin-Two clerks in the Ameri-
can consulate were charged in the
Dublin police court with conspiracy
to obtain s36 from man named Sill
lott. 1t appeared that the man, who
is apparently an intending emigrant
to America, was anxious to have his