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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

John Mccarthy, one of the men stabbed
by the Italian Venora mt Gile ON the
Fourth. died from his wounds Monday
night and was buried Wednesday, lie
received "A terrible cut in the side, the
murderous blade entering just below the
short ribs and piercing the kidneys.
The deceased il said TO have been blame
less i'm the matter and was acting as
ueacemaker when he received his death
wound. The facts are, as near rs can be
ascertained, that Welch, who was also
stabbed, grossly insuted Venora's wife
and the latter came to her defense and
was giving the insnlter on unmerciiul
pounding when Mccarthy intericred but
used no force I'm doing SO. Nenora then
turned on him and struck him but was
Immediately knocked down by Nc
Carthy who was "A powerful young man.
The Italian then took out his knife and
stabbed both OF his opponents. From
the facts in the caeo u would seem tha'
WEIGH was more "a blame than Venorn
lie s. described az % tough and bully
and Venora in defending his vile was
doing nothing more than any man had
a right 10 do. Mccarthy made mistake
in interfering and should have allowed
Weleh 10 receive the pounding he justly
deserved. Veuorn In held without bal
Co o1 await trial welch will rccover.--Iron
wood Times.
welch has numerous acquaintance u
this placc. lie was mt one time q con
stable of Crystal Falls and left the CIT,
In hurry after no had committed .
states prison offense-that OF biting
person. He will now surely mete hi
crimes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

The Chicago& NORTHWESTERN Railway
Co., will sell excursion tickets to Chicago
and return August 2 to y, inclusive. ON
account Of the Continental Cantonmcnt
and Tricnnial Parade, Patriachs Mill
tant and |. O. q. f., mt the low rate "a
one fare for the round trip, with 81 add
ed for administration coupon TO the
Grand Military Drills, which win b.
very interesting feature Of the occasion.
For tickets and full Information apply
to ticket agents c. a NV. Railway
Co. 3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26


party eined at the Policeman house and
then boarded the car and were taken 20
the Florence mine, where the workings
were shown and explained by Snpt Beat
tie, assisted by Brothers Youngs and
knight. The ear then headed for Iron
River and Stambaugh, but owing TO a
wreck near Saunders could not get
through in time 20 make a stop at those
places and therefore came direct To Ciys-
tai Falls. The editors were given well
come here and were soon seated IN
carriages for drive about the city and
the several mining locations in close
proximity TO town At ten O'Clock
banquet was announced in the Lockwood
house dining room, 10 which a party 81
seventy found seats. Appended is the
menu:
Tea Coffee
Chocolate Cream
Speckled brook trout with lemons
Young turkey sliced, with cranberry Jelly
Antelope tongue, m int sauce
Spring chicken. porient with spiced
cnrrlnts
Ham spiced and baked. garnshed with
parsley and lemon
Chicken salad Celery Cabbage salad
Lobster salad nayonaise dressing
Ten biscuits
Home made bread White, Graham
Hot french rolls
watermelons Pine apples
Bananas
California pears. California peaches
Raspberry Sherbet
Strawberry ice cream Lemon ice cream
Assorted cakes
Pecnns Almonds Brazils Fiiherts
Vanilla waters Lady fingers
Vines
Wines furnished and served hy Schaeier
x Clapp, OF the "Delmonlco." t
Not only were the viands the very
choicest from the markets of Milwaukee
and Chicago, but tho tables were dressed
in manner hard To equal-the features
being cut flowers and vines, a button
hole boquet laid at each plate. The din
ing room WAS handsomely decorated
with evergrcens and Iestoons of national
colors, while at thefarendin large letters
OF red was the legend "rhe Pen iz Mightier
than the Sword" Following the icast
| CT. Crandall arose and in "A few well
chosen words called ON Nj. Bach for AN
address Of welcome, to which Mr. Bnch
responded in his own orieinalsty le--witts
and TO the point. There is only one man
TO tttingly respond TO such an address
and that is Col. Van Duzer, the grand
old man ofthe Upper Peninsula newspap
err fraternity, and he was right on band
Then followed short talks by Messrs.
Fifeld, Tuten, Knight, Phelps, Youngs
and Lockwood, All OF the says were
heavy on the great enterprise OF the citi-
zens OF Crystal Falls, and contained
many words 81 praize to Manager Lock-
wood for the taste and elegance displayed
in the repast he had furnished and he II
certainly deserving OF it all--taking the
word OF those present u more elegant
banquet was never spread in the Upper
Peninsula. It's a pleasure To the writer
TO know that the editors took with then
n kindly feeling for Crystal Falls and it'
townspeople, and it is hoped they will
all visit ms again II not in ~ body, other
wise--they viii surely find a large and
hearty welcome awaiting them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


kaspberriea. HleiN ,sl hHn&4h
The famous Tramp. sn.
The "Lapcriccta"- Bowers. CIV
A big crop % bluebcflies this year.
Matt. Sherman Sundnyed at Florence.
Lachapelle handles the Tramp. Try
one. 4Ht"f 4 'Aet ~ fE~W
J. Patek was at Norway last sun
day.
Subscribe for The DIAMOND Drill,
$500 per year, a l hl70n Nhil
Clarence Carr was In Florence last SAT-
urday afternoon. 3 seA
The editoriul gang dropped in to see us
Wednesday evening. sa
Sole agency for the Tramp--hve cent
straight-Lachapellc's. ESQ En .rt
Gus. Albrecht and f'has. Miller, ofFlor-
ence were in town Thursday.
This weather makes one feel like dom
ing his oeereoat and mittens. au 4-h
THE DIAMOND DRILL IL for sale ut Kim
balls drug store and at this Office.
doe" Jackson had business at Iron
Mountain the fore part Of the week
There was "A scrub gnnie Of base ball
played ON the grounds hast Sunday.
c. G. Campbell was Mt Marinettc and
Menominee the fore part Of the week.
A. Il. McKnnon and .John Morrison,
OF Iron River, were in the city Tuesday.
Joe. Thomas has been in Oconto. his
former home, the greater part OF the
week. }tt u'A a
supt. Edwin Bali. OF the Mansfield
mine, spent Sunday at his Florence
home.
Miss Clara Metcalf is the local agent of
the Washington Life Insurance Co, in
this city. tF4
| VIM. McCarty and Lion" Parks are.
members Of the grand jury, at Marquette
this week Ele s.a a...
Nightwatch George Schwartz was down
the line couple Of days the early part
OF the week
Miss Winnie Lott, ofIron River, attend
ed the editorial banquet in this city Mon
day evening. g sH "a 4s44 ad8
They say, wide and far, that expense
is no bar. TO smoking a good cigar, ifyou
buy n good cigar.
Mrs. w. ii. Clark and daughter Josie
were guests Of Mrs. w. w. Hendricks tho
latter pnrt OF last week.
Omer Parks returned home last
week after another successful year at
Oberlin College, 0berlin, Ohio.
Clifford Terriens business place has
been greatly improved in appearances on
account Of the work oi painters. ,s.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Hanson Of Me-
nominee, spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. John Hanson, OF this city. nAap0t
Miss Mnttic Hoiiistcr, formerly Of this
city, win be married TO Samul Love, at
her home in Milwaukee on August 8. W
The nickle equals the dime; you will
find 10 so every time, when smotinga
Tramp cigar. Lachapelle SELLS them.
John Clcary and Mike Tender, both
razor manipulators 81 this city, were in
Iron Mountain last Monday morning.
A merry-go-round has been doing ,usi-
ness in the city during the week much TO
the delight OF the younger inhabitants.
A great big boy came to the home ~
I Supt. and Mrs. X. j. Gilbert early last
Monday morning. Jay has been down
town but once since; Maple Grove has
more than one attraction now. .ti.,,
Antoine Gardner, who for afcw months
past has been engaged ms cutter in the
meat market OF Herman Rnu departed
Tuesday morning for Iron Mountain
where he viii act in u similar capacity in
nnn ~ the tnarkcfs nI Tint cifv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

Morning, 10: 80 o'clock--"A man thank
fnl because he did not get what he want
cd" Evening, 1880 o'clock--"A man
who had . terrible decease, but iound .
sure cure" Young peoples meeting 6:45
p. m. in the lecture room. h:tA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26

Rev. +. O. Jones win discourse on the
following subjects Sunday, July "a:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-07-26
CITY AND SUBURBS.
NEWS NOTES GATHERED IN AND
ABOUT A BUSY CITY.

THE UPPER PENINSULA AND NORTHERN
WISCONSIN PRESS ASSOCIATION: THEIR
BUSINESS MEETING. OFFICERS ELECT
ED. THEIR VISIT TO THIS CITY. THE
FINEST BANQUET IN THE UPPER PENN
srLA--MAuRIcE WEIGH IN TROUBLE.
LOCAL NEWS.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
Great snakes.

PIERRE, s ID. July lO.-A peculiar
phenomenon occurred In this city
Sunday evening, and one which seems
almost miraculous. About 7:3O p. m.
clouds began TO gather, and In ten
minutes rain commenced to pour down
accompanied by strong wind.
Just about the time rain ceased,
small snakes from twelve to sixteen
inches long fell tn the ground In vari :
Gus places. These were curled or
snsrled up in peculiar fashion, and
when they struck the ground seemed
to be somewhat stunned. Several par
ties killed some of the snakes and ex-
hibited them.
At first the fact that the snakes had
rained down was lsuYh he'd ut, but subs
sequently the evidence became so con
vincing that 1t is universally known
to be true. The snakes have peculiar
blush color and seem Ia have O pecul.
lar light about their hesds, looking
like q halo when In the dark. Super
stitious people seem to think that the
falling of the snakes Is an evil omen,
and predict that something terrible ID
going to happen to the people.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
NOW The Time,

WASHINGTON, July l0.-Iu les' than
sixty days 1t Is believed the population
of hestates will be counted. As the
count WAS begun more than two weeks
ago, II l. reasonable to believe that IL
will be concluded by the lst If Septem-
ber. The question now suggests Itself
why j. II not feasible for congress Al
this session to determine the reappor.
tionment. There Is every prospect
that congress will be in session until
after the 1T of fSeptember If the federal
election bill is taken ~, and there lie
no reason why the house committee IN
census should not be determining the
reapportiono.ent. This mas been sug.
gested ~ one reason why the demo-
Gratis In the senate may consent to an
early adjou nment, rs IL Is man f'sily
to their disadvantage to let the reap
portionment bill be passed this session.
II is generally thought that the in.
crease In population being principally
In the western states the increase 10
representatives la congress will also
come from these states, and ~ they
are mostly republican reapportionment
cannot be but favorable to the republi-
can party.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13

81 900. There We're found numerous
tens and twenties more or less mutt.
lated, In prairie grass knee high. TIE
whole bundle had been dropped in
one place ani in the robbers haste
not securely hid. Coyotes or gophers
had torn and separated the money aud
the winds had scattered it. The
amount recovered the inspector will
not disclose, but /! runs into the thou
sands. The other robber is at large
yet, and 10 the leader. He il known
as a msrvelously clever brakeman
with romantic career. He IL daring
aud self.possessed and has figured 10
criminal annals Of the west but wss
never convicted. Has killed his man
Inspector Watkins leaves for Helena
10 night.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ing down Of four millions, no incon.
siderable number. In Kansas, Ne
hrasks, Iowa aud the northwest there
has been shrinksge of as many more.
Hard winters and low prices for bsef
have brought this about.
A very 20 equine western centempo-
rary states without hesitation that
within two years beef will have ad-
vaDced to such q point that 1t will oe Q
positive luxury, says the Stockmsn.
We are not prepared tn acrept this
claim rs reasonable. nor do We want to
to see such state Of things brought
about a. would establish iis correct
ness. Nothing would be more injur-
ious to the beef growing interest than
to have beef advance to such an un-
reasonable point within two years or
even ten year,. 1t 10 best for oil
concerned 70 have q product of this
kind give q reasonable profit; when
prices advance t. such q point that the
product become. a luxury, only in the
reach of the well Io.do, the grounds for
reaction have already been established.
Beet would not have been such drug
in the market within the last four
years had it not advanced some years
ago to point beyond all reason.
When anything Of this kind becomes
abnormsliy profitable everybody who
can do 70 rusbes into it. and the re-
suit il Just such times a. those through
which this country has been passing.
We are among those who have conf
dence In the future Of beef, and We
nope to see II paying well within n
reasonable period, but We have no de-
Ore b see beef n luxury.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
The State at Large.

jams w. MatkiD, of Helena, one
OF the oldest Montana pioneers, is re-
ported to be dying of Bright's disease.
which il aggravated by an old wound
received number Of years ago, while
fighting Indians.
There was time when the arrival
OF the fret boat Of the season set all
Benton In commofiop. Now the
Bachelor comes in almost unnoticed.
The railroad has eclipsed the steam
boat on the upper Missouri.-Grest
Falls Tribune.
An aggregation Of ball tossers from
Great Falls will play the Helena Ath-
letics at the Athletic park tomorrow
and Sunday afternoons. The manage
ment 10 very anxious that the cItisens
Of Helena turn out and help support
the local team.
The Helena Chamber Of CommeTce
has secured subscriptions to the
amount of $50 600, to be expended In
advertising the resources Of the cap
ital city. Lord & Thomas of Chicago,
will probably secure the contract Of
such advertisement.
Clsud NJ. Potter, Of the United
States mail service; went no IN Great
Falls to try his hand against the finny
tribe reported 20 ha located In the
Missouri at that point. He IL expect
ed back next week, when Won may
look out for o fish story.-.Ex.
The population of Deer Lodge, 10.
side the corporation limits, has been
estimated by NJ. o. Reed, census emu
merator, at l.225. The population Of
Cottonwood township has been esti-
mated ut I .s45, which makes . populs-
ton of go outside the corporation linn
its.
All the compositors Of the Butte
Miner walked out on strike Wednes-
day night. The strike was made, is
seems, for the reason that the manager
refused 10 discharge certain employes
on the paper. A .. consequences no
paper was Issued from the ONCE yes
terdsy, and none may be Issued for
several days.
The total amount of money received
ut the land Office st Helena during the
month Of June was 81, ,s06 "A, being
the largest sum received in any fimi-
lar period since the office was estab-
Iished. The total receipts for the
quarter were se7 ,5sl.63, this also being
the largest amount received during
any preceding quarter.
Livingston is brisk place and
shows abundant evidence Of growth.
Business 10 govd and hopes are high.
J T, town is going to have . railroad
, to Castle whether Helena does or noe-
, This IL the way the people talk as1
they mean what they say. Wealth
In. profusIon abounds here waiting =
, be created and coined.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
Base Rall-Friday.
Players LEAGUE.

Boston ~, Pit;sbnrg s.
Philadelphia 8, Cleveland II.
New York 2. Chicago Z.
Brooklyn Is, Buffalo s.
NATIONAL.
Coston 8, Chicago 0.
Philadelphia 10, Cleveland 9.
New York II, Pittsburg7.
Brooklyn ., Cincinnati 2.
ASSOCIATION.
Toledo s, Brooklyn o.
NORTHWESTERN.
st. Paul z, Kansas City 8.
Des Moines IL, Omaha 2.
Milwaukee Q, Sioux City Is.
Minneapolis 0, Denver 1.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13
A House Fal! ;! Bargains

You have seen and experienced by taking ad.
vantage of our closing out sale the past month all
we can tell you in this space. We merely wish to
remind you of the lateness Of the season for sum-
mer goods, knowing that extremely low prices sonly
will move them. So look out for your own inter.
ests Remnants in every department. Ladies'
and children's shoes at any reasonable price.
Lee = isehbefg,
Miles City, Mont.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-07-13

The facilities Of the present. day ~
the production Of everything that ~
couducs 10 the material velfhss -
comfort NJ mankind are simoss unllnr
ited and whom syrup Of Flp ~ -
produes1 the world We snrichsd ~
the only perfect laxative kuevn, = \
y The only remedy vhieA b tsclD
plsasing and rsftsshing 10 the -
and psomps and seset1al b slrn11u
the systsa realty q ~ spaae -
o. in ~, ct eny ume. an4 ~ 49,
N y known ~ Dsss pspu1ns = -
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
Anrions to Get 1.sttsrn.

"I wonder more and more all the
time" said letter carrier to a writer In
Parlor and Kitchen, "what makes peo-
pie 80 anxious to get letter. If per.
son is expecting to receive challenge to
fight duel, or the reply of his lady love
to a proposition of marriage, or even a
check for SEQ, can understand how he
can be eager and excited about it. Why,
there are some people upon my route
who, really believe, don't do anything
else but sit down and wait for me to
come, or else stand at the gate or window
to watch for me. They don't get letter
more than once a month, but they watch
for it every day. If l say nothing
today they groan and stink away. If
hand them letter they fly with it into
the house as If they had found pocket
book"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
THE eeNTLeR SEX

Mark Twalns wife has written book
under q fictitious name.
Miss Helen Gregory was the first wom-
an to take the degree Of bachelor Of nu-
sic at Trinity college, Toronto.
Mime. Bieg Woska is the organizer Of
a large chemists and druggists shop at
Warsaw, and her entire staff is composed
Of women.
DR.. Karolina Wilderstrom, the first
Swedish lady physician, has begun her
practice at Stockholm. She will give
free consultation to the poor.
The late Mrs. Sarah Hopkins, of Louis
vile, was one OF a committee of young
ladies who gave reception to Gen. La
fayette upon his visit to this country in
1924
Carlotta Jolannson, a niece of Chris
tine Nilsson, is said Co possess a remark
ably fine soprano voice, and has been
sent to Christiania 10 finish her studies
in singing.
On the occasion OF her last visit to
Paris, previous TO her departure for tie
United States, Mime. Adelina Patti pre-
sented pair OF kangaroos to the Jardin
d'Acclimatation.
Mrs. Cleveland has taken up new
fancy in dressing her hair. She has dis
carded the coiled mass on the top of her
head and adopted a fashion, the most
prominent features of which is that shC
parts IL on the left side.
The late Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, of Kal
amazoo, was believed to be the oldest
member of the Methodist Episcopa
church in the United States She wa
OF years Of age, and had been commu
meant for eighty-two years.
The feet of new American war ship
has its "Little Buttercup" in a Mrs
Robinson, the wife of disabled man-of
wars man. She was the successful bum
boat woman while the ships lay in New
York and Brooklyn, aud followed then
afterward to Boston.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25

Seemingly, for certain Wretohed invalids who
toddle iesbly along though always looking 3,
If they were gelng to die, but emitting to do IT,
They dry up, wIther, dwindle away hnally but
in the meantime never having robust hoa lth'
know nothing Of tho physical enjoyment, the
est Of that eHIstenoe to which they cling with
such remarkable ts naeity. They are always
to bs ioond trying to mend BY tinkerinK a. them
selves with some trashy remedy, tsnio or picks
mo up" to gives nllip TO digestion. or ''help tho
liver" II such misguided folks would resort
vnd adhere 10 Hosteter'S stomach Bittera Il
would be we'll With them. This superb invg-
orant supplies the stamina that the feeble re-
quife. By permanently reinforcing digestion and
sssimilatiou, II overo0mes nervousness, in
aomnia, malaFia kidney complaints, biliousnefl-
ssnalpstsp, IbeHaailIsa ~ nsPsslelA 49,.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
polNes OF ROYALTY.

The heir apparent of the Japanese en-
pire became Of legal age 11 years) on
Nov. 8, 1899. He was appointed to some
honorary Office and given a sword that
has been kept in the imperial family
since 701.
The czar of Russia has uttered an edict
forbidding applause in the theatres of
St. Petersburg. 1t interferes with his
slumbers during an after dinner per-
formance, and is apt 20 confuse the dane
ing Of the ballet.
The empress Of Germany, during her
visit to Constantinople, is said to have
expressed wish that the sultan should
not present her with the costly diadem
he had ordered, its value being excessive,
considering the state Of the Turkish cof-
fers.
The prince Of Naples, heir to the Ital-
ian crown, is in delicate health. He has
grown 80 rapidly and studied 80 hard
that his doctors now require him to give
up his studies, and to occupy himself
mainly with gymnastics and athletic
amusements.
The Prince Of Wales, who used to be a
constant shopper, has had to give 1t up
All his purchases are now sent to MARI
borough house or to Sandringham. He
was very popular with the shopkeepers,
never leaving a shop without raising his
hat and thanking them very much"
Prince Oscar Bernadotte, the second
son of the king of Sweden, who couple
| of years ago renounced the rank and
I privileges of his royal birth to marry
Miss Ebba Munck, at Karlskrona, where
he resides, jumped, fully dressed, into
the sea and succeeded in rescuing two
| drowning men.
The queen of Italy, who is an excellent
musician, while in Venice last summer
visited the great library of st, Mares,
and, discovering that it contained nu-
merous rare MSS. by such early Italian
masters as Stradella, Clari, Monteverde
and others, gave orders to have them
published at her expense, as they would
do the world more good than by idly re-
posing under a glass case.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
ATcHIsoN PHILOSOPHY.

1t is human to be jealous; divine to
conceal it.
We are all inclined to distrust boy
who does not like to play.
There is great charity for poor rela-
tions; every one has them.
Keep any letter long enough, and it
will finally make you ashamed.
The people all know how you act at
home; you had better act decent
Only one thing melts faster than money,
and that is the resolution not to spend it.
1t may be wise to think twice before.
speaking, but it is sign that you are
getting old.
The most sacred things we have in this
world often turn out to be only varieties
of selfshness.
1t is the man who can light good fres
who is soonest able to hire others to light
his fires for him.
The two things that honest people never
excuse under any circumstances are
thievery and insincerity.
An honest man will regret that he is
not as good as woman, instead of pre-
tending that he is better.
When you can induce man to hold
your horse in the rain how natural it is
TO tarry around the fire on the inaidel
Only believe half Of what you hear
that great people say; only believe half
Of what you hear that little people do.
1t is cold, clammy thing to say, but
those people who treat friendship the
same as any other selhshness get most
cut of it.
A pup looks so mild and innocent that
We sometimes think it viii turn out bet
ter than others of its race, but it always
turns out a dog.
You are always saying that your
friends desert you at the time you need
them most, but they do exactly what
you have been doing all your hfe.-At-
Gibson Globe.