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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19
CITIZENS TICKET,

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-19

These girls who marry and content
themselves with letting their husbands do
all are not very deeply in love. They mar
ried for position ease.
There is no living, TO my notion of
thinking, in such business as that Poor
woman has fallen when she does so. She
is not then the grandest creature of Gods
hand. A toad frog is more sincere. What
noble, inspiring feeling thrills us as we
watch brave young men. and courageous
young women, forging their way tbr ugh
the racks, as they climb, climb, climb.
Brave hearts, true hearts; meeting life
fearleSsly, and fighting it bravely,
They stayed at the bottom long enough to
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13

tin Lally inquest $500, james Doyle
inquest $2.75, Ed Post inquest S2.75,
John Solomon inquest S2.75, Darius
Falkner inquest 1920, NJ. st. Peter in
quest 1920. II. III. Webb inquest Sl9.-
20. Ed Moran care Of prisoner 81 30, A..
j. Boyington livery $11.50, n. Gilman
livery claimed $23 allowedSl3, Ed. Scott
witness S1240. w. j. Tully sheriff
S605.S5, Frank McKernon sheriff 500,
Frank Raher coroner $3.50, Nv. Berg
Juror 81, Jacob Binder juror S6.30,
John Harbor juror 81, 6. J. Schwartz
sheriff sol, Joe Herberger witness $40,
C. S. Henry Justice 81, Gordon Murry
supervisor $3.50, Young Campbell
Juror $500, j. B. CASTOR one-quarter
salary superintendent of poor 500, G..
j. Schwartz rent FOR court room $50,
Hugh McLaren livery $3.50, John
Trombley board OF prisoners $27.65,
G. j. Schwartz board Of prisoners 81 40,
III. j. McI.aren hoard of prisoners 81 10.
NJ. Corcoran supervisors SIT, John
Dolan sheriff $12.4O, T.. NJ. Wright wit
ness 81. 10, Thos. Clark board OF priso-
ner S27.65, j. Il. Corcoran office ex-
penses $24, A. Parks justice SI0.43. A..
G.. Cummings witness S7.10, John Morri-
son justice $7.20, John Mewhinney
clerk $50, A. w. Smith supervisor $19,
Peter Doctor witness 81, T.. T.. Dunn OF.
fee expenses aud expenses of trip to
Chicago for furniture $3.50, John
Dolan team S15, Parks 4 Co. lumber
81 80. Eli Massici watching jail S14.
Ernest Groat witness $1.1O, Ed. Scott
witness 81 i 0, Crystal Falls Clipper print
ing for sheriff So. 10. r. G.. Clark maps
for use at Lansing $40, Ed. Delorme
sheriff SIC, Charon 4 Richard repairing
jail 81, Charles Nelson witness 81, Chas.
johnson witness 81. Erick Erickson
witness 81, j. II. Schwartz canvassing
board So, ii. J. McIaen juror 81. On
motion Of c. T.. Roberts the report Of the
committee on claims was accepted and
the clerk and chairman authorized to
draw orders for the same. On motion
OF Smith the chairman appointeda a com
mittee OF two consisting Of Harry
Roberts and NJ. st. Peter to inquire into
the best measure Of having the county
printing done and TO report at the next
meeting OF the board. Thereupon the
board adjourned until seven o'clock y.
m. T.. T.. DUNN, clerk.
Eight o'clock y. m. no quorum present.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
DIAMOND DRILL CORES.
SHORT NOTES GATHERED IN BY sPRy DRILL
REPORTERS.

Try the Opera.
Ten cents buys an Opera.
Andy Robbins has not been in the best
Of health this week.
Send your orders To Kirbey & Com
pany, Crystal Falls, for Operas.
Cease smoking Italian cigars and filthy
weeds and test the Opera, a fine Havana
filler.
A. T.. Sutherland, nov OF Menominee,
was a visitor here on business Monday
evening.
Contractor Kitto is building coal
dock 400 feet long FOR the Mansfield Iron
Mining Company at the mine.
The social given by the ladies OF the
Baptist church in Roberts hall week
ago last evening netted them "A paying
sum.
Iron county board Of supervisors was
in session Monday afternoon. There are
now two branches Of the board, rs in
the state legislature.
ID. A. Kitto will have the new school
house at Mansfield ready by the first OF
next month. IL is large and roomy
building, in size dimensioned 26xI6
feet.
Gordon Goodwin, at one time OF this
place, is at present in Red Jacket and
writes that when on his way home to
Escanaba, which will be some time next
month, will stop off here for brief
visit.
The Catholic church OF the Guardian
Angel, this city, is now supplied with IA
pastor in the person Of Rev. Father Sut-
ter, late OF Newberry, and the News OF
that town says of him: "Rev. Fr.
sutter who has been in charge OF
st. Gregory's church here during
the past year. left for Crystal Falls
ON Thursday, to take charge OF church
and congregation mt that place. He
preached his farewell sermon last Sunday
evening and IL could easily be seen that
the members OF his flock were sorry TO
learn of his intended departure. FIR
Sutter by his kind and pleasant mann,r r
endeared himself 20 the people OF tn =
church and the community in general
and all regret his departure very much.
The people Of Crystal Fallsare fortunate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13

In securing his services. In him they will
always find friend willing TO help them.
We commend the Rev. gentleman to the
people among whom he will labor and
trust that their relations will be as
pleasant to him as they have been 20 the
people OF Newbcrry."
Gordon Murray, supervisor OF Felch
township, now part oil Dickinson
county, WIS on the Iron county board
for the last time Monday He was
always "A staunch friend OF the interests
OF Crystal Falls.
Is it quilless porcupine or por-
cupne dog? Anyhow its n freak that
Crystal Falls Possesses and its exact
geological classification is impossible
Lake Superior Democrat.
Luke Welch and vile, of L'Anse, at
tended the funeral OF the late j. +.
Shaier in this city and accompanied the
remains to Quinnesec.
All other once-iavorite cigars are
rapidly being knocked out by the Opera,
cigar manufactured right here in
Crystal Falls.
Quite "a large delegation will represent
Crystal Falls at Iron Mountains Dickin-
son county celebration today.
A. X. Godshall leacing Florence
merchant, was in town between trains
Monday.
Tommy O'Brien has been visiting for
week more or less at his home in Re
public.
The Superior avenue bridge has been
repaired. 1t is not safe structure.
Mrs. Rowley will remove here from
Stambaugh next Monday.
Kirbey x Company's Opera.
Ask for the Opera cigar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
COUNTY BOARD.
loFFicIALl

loFFlIAL
CRYSTAL FALLS, June S.-County
board of supervisors met pursuant 10
call of chairman. Prcsent-Superviso
c. 4. Roberts, Crystal Falls; Harry
Roberts, Mastodon; Gordon Murry,
Felch A. w. Smith, Bates; Micheal Cor
coran, Stambaugh; NJ. st. Peter, Iron
River. On motion OF C. II. Roberts the
board entered into committee of the
whole To receive bids for the county
bonds then offered for sale, and on
motion of G.. T. Roberts, seconded by
Smith, the bid OF Lamprecbt Brothers q
Company, OF Cleveland, Ohio, being the
highest and best, accepted and the clei k
and chairman were authorized TO sign n
contract for the sale OF snid bonds TO
Lamprecht Bro theirs & Company. The
motion was unanimously carried. Cor
coran then offered the following resolu-
ton: Resolved, that the $4,000 OF
bonds authorized TO be issued by vote
Of the electors OF the county OF Iron Tor
the purpose of completing the court
house and jail in course OF construction
in said county, be secured by bonds TO
be dated June / 1891, Of the denomina-
ton OF one thousand dollars each, paya-
ble ten years from the date thereof with
interest at six per centum per annum
payable semi-annually on the first day
OF July and December OF each year, the
same to be evidenced by cupons attached ;
the said interest and principal TO be
payable at the Mercantile National Bank
OF New York city" The resolution WIS
unanimously adopted. The committee
ON claims and accounts then proceeded
90 examine the several bills presented
for payment and allowed and disallowcd
the same m follows: Sax d Brace
boarding prisoners Sl4.5O. james Me-
Court pictures of escaped prisoners
81 90. John Dolan team work $500. A..
y. Daniels wolf bounty $40, John Dolan
sheriff services S2i. Richmond 4 Backus
Office supplies $7.5s, II. ii. Flanagan
sheriff services s50.40, Frank McHugh
care Of insane men $40. Lee Porter
nursing county chare So, Harry Roberts
supervisor $500, NJ. So. Peter supervisor
sci. f. l.. Bond physician services S25.-
20, j. J. Lyons justice S2070, Al. Boy
ington horse for sheriff $40, John
TrombIey sheriff S10.s7. Walter OFT
watching jail So, John Tromblcy care Of
prisoners $2i, Frank Hamer watching
jail $3.50, John Trombley constable
$4.05, T. II. Flanagan sheriff S2940,
Richard Williams care Of sick man 500
10, John Mcveigh care Of sick man S16.-
90, Guensburg. Sc. Peter 4 Co. bedding
for Jail 500. %, John Morrison inquest
1920, f. l.. Bond inquest SO. 10, Mar
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-06-13
Quarterly Meeting.

Fourth quarterly meeting Of the Metho-
dist church. Presiding Elder Bartlett
will preach tomorrow morning at 1920
O'Clock and in the evening the children
OF the Sabbath school will give Children's s
Day concert. All are cordially invited.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

Carrier pigeons recently made the dis
lance between Nuremburg and Vienna,
820miIes. in less than four and a half hours.
A deer recently walked into the navy
yard at Kittery. Me-, and was captured
and quartered In a barn, where 1t Ii now
living apparently contented
The king or horseshoe crab chews it,
food with It's legs: the little animal grind
ing its morsels between its thighs before 1t
passes them over to its mouth.
The garpike often rises to-lthe surface
and breathes the air direct, as It has d
pneumatic duct connecting the throat with
the air bladder Few, il any, Of the mod
ern lung fishes inhale the air direct.
The greatest fish story OF the current
season comes from Del Norte. Cal, where
they say that herring and smelt have been
10 thick In the bay that boy walked
across on top of the fish. barely moistening
the soles Of his shoes.
The starfish turns himself inside out,
and wraps his food around him and stays
that way until he has had enough. The
prongs OF the starfish look like teeth, but
In reality they are not. being nothing but
ornaments to his person.
One Of the greatest obstacles to the OK
ploration Of certain tracts of country In
Africa has been the tsetse fly, small
insect. which though harmless to man,
large game and goats, Is deadly to horses,
oxen, dogs and donkeys. Its bite proves
fatal In few days.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30
POWDER AND BALL.

The new British cruiser Inconstant has
been passed into the first class "a" reserve
In all their wars the British have won
the splendid average Of SO per cent. of the
battles.
The Hood, one of England's finest battle
ships and the largest turret ship in the
world, was launched at Chatham recently.
In making 904 out OF possible 1000 the
First and Second Maine regiments break
the military rifle record by a wide margin.
A new steel cuirass, covering the breast
only, will shortly be introduced into the
Austrian army. 1t is said to be impene-
trable to the bullets Of any rife yet invent
ed. IT can be folded up and packed in an
ordinary knapsack. The armies Of the
triple alliance will be provided with it.
The Italian government has decided to
build at once three new ironclad battle
ships. each of which Is to be OF 1880 tons
displacement The Government is also
having plans completed for four new cruis-
ers and twenty-five first class torpedo
boats. The estimated cost Of these addi
tions to the Italian navy is go. 100000
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

More than s5.0O00OO Of exposition work
is now contracted for and II in progress.
The sultan Of Zanzibar has decided to
make an extensive exhibit at the Colum-
bian exposition at Chicago
Sarah Bernhardt has promised to con-
tribute q painting to the women's gallery OF
pictures at the Chicago exposition.
It Is reported that the Prince of Wales,
Emperor William of Germany and the shah
Of Persia all seriously contemplate visiting
the Worlds fair in 1893
The art department. has issued u strong
circular urging every architect in the I'm
tied States to personally assist in an ex-
hibit OF American architecture.
The graceful beauty of the fisheries
building at the Worlds Columbian expo
sition has gained for it from the severest OF
critics. architects. the title of ian archi-
tectural poem" E@&
In regard to the free admission Of Chi.
nese into thu United States during the
time the Worlds fair is open, the state de
partment has advised the vice president OF
the Worlds Columbian exposition that the
matter will be laid before congress
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

FIr.t nsthodI,. E,1,copsi church. conner
Maple avenue and D1fEc street. Rev. Wm. !
chsRm.s, rsstor' residences Burke street. a.
sunday school. .. NJ. sabbath services. II
.. n. and SOP. N. Prayer service. Wednesday
I'D .. n.
first Baptist Church. West King street, Rev.
y r. Robertson, Pastor residence West Burke
street
sunday school s1o q m. sabbath Services
II q. m. and 730p. m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday 10 p m.
Reformed Church. East Burke street. Sun
day school go a. m. Morning service II a. m.
Evening service I'D p. m. Wednesday evening
service 10 p. m.
81 Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
and Martin Ste. Rev. Chas. $. Trump, pastor
Services sunday II o'clock a. M. and 100 p. M
sunday School 0:30 a. m. Prayer service 100
every Wednesday evening. Seat free Wish
tors welcomed.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church corner,
81 King and College SITS. Rev. Henry Thomas,
Rector.
sunday school go A. M sunday services at
II a. m. and 40 D. m. children's service first
sunday In each month ~ 4 ps m. Evening
Prayer, Wednesdays At 7:30 b. IL.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

II 90 past thirty ysars swsnty-lrs 49,
ting horsss have been sold for IL snornous
total sum Of 98oe.o
Thirty-fonr st<<ss and territories and
Canada are represented IN the entry LIST %
the great $1,000 Kentucky Futurity. \
The old brood mars Belle. By Nambrino
Chief. Is represented By over % 2:oo per
formers directly descending from her.
Jay Eye See. 2:l0. won ali Of his races
with the exception Of his llrst. in which be
was defeated In a seven heat contest By the
big geldinR Waiting
The fashionable carriage horse Of today
IL an upheaded, arch necked animal, with
elegant carriage, . high stopper forward
and considerable hook action
The turf career OF Hon. d. S. Wallace,
the noted Australian turfman, has ex-
tended over period Of ten years, during
which time his winnings ia public money
have been about 100000
After an. says j turf writer, there 4
not 70 much difference between the horse
with thefpedigree and the horse with the
speed, foF Iii nine cases out of ten when you
have one you have the other.
The chief reason why null can nearly
always wear out q horse when Ii comes to
trial 81 endurance, says al observing
writer, b that the former always lies down
to sleep. and the latter, In large number
Of cases, sleeps standing up.
The allowance for the cavalry horses in
Austria Hungary Is AZ follows: Heavy
cavalry and artillery, s5< pounds oats and
Q pounds hay in winter, and 1919 pounds
oats and pounds hay in summer; light
cavalry. 81 pounds oats and OK pounds
hay.
Los Angeles horsemen claim to have dis
covered green equine wonder. He Is a
black gelding by Del Sur, and Is called San
Pedro. When discovered he was engaged
in drawing hearse He Is said to have
trotted a mile in 2s20 and paced half
In le(6
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

"Whatp' exclaimed Texas justice to q
colored culprit, "have you the audacity to
say you do not recognize this pocketbookS ~
- .Yes, sab"
Slut it was found IN your possession. "
I'm my what did yer say, jedges''
''in your possession. This pocketbook
was found In your pocket, sir"
ledge, you has done tole two stories
about dat arr Fust yer said hit was mn
in my possession, and den yer lowed hit
was foun In my pocket. Bofe dem yarns
can't be true. Ef de jedges ON de bench
can't tell de troof. hits no wonder dat a
poor. miserable niggah like Inc am led
astray."
The justice drew long breath. and once
more producing the pocketbook said:
You denied just now that you had ever
seen this pocketbook. now ask you again
II you ever saw this pocketbook befores'
why. OF course. Hit am do same one
you showed me minute ago Yer must
belosing yer mind. jedge."
Remanded to Jail without bailt-Texas
Siftings.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

Anon1 tbt storics which Profe1sor
oonrs. Of the Marine baod, brounht back
with him from Europe il ono about Ersd
Canby, the theatrical partner Of Francis
Wilson. Candy found himself In Paris
one day. He found even Ray "Paree" dull.
and having no one with whom be could
ehnre his black butterfiies, as the French
call our blue devils, be read Shakespeare.
think fellow must be IN pretty bad
way indeed when he IL compelled, IN Paris,
10 read Shakespeare for amusement
The particular piece that Shakespeare
wrote which Candy read happened TO be
1.-TWO Gentlemen OF Verona He deter
mined 70 20 70 Verona and hunt up the
two gentlemen, II so be II they survived.
He went and arrived at the ancient capital
Of Theodore the Goth without accident
Alightin0 from the train he was accosted
by a courier or guide, who proffered his
services 70 show him the town Candy in
quired whether 1.-The Two Gentlemen Of
Verona were still there.
III nota know them. SIRE, was the cour.
teousreply of the puzzled courier.
4 Well, What 8 there ii Tile Old town 10
We, anyhow" inquired the American.
i Ican shon you Juliet,s tomba, sare. Z
replied The courier
Jnliet,s tomb what's thntg asked
Cnuby.
1.-THE tomba of Juliet. Aare. Or Romeo
and Juliet. sare"
So theyxisited the tomb Of the loyelorn
heroine The courier pointed IL out. ex-
gpatinted on the history OF the tomb and
then3described its construction
'efhe tomb" he said, lis Of granite. and
weighs 100 tons. Inside II Is marble sep
ulcher which weighs seyenty-five tons. In
side that is stone sarcophagns which
weighs twenty-five tons. Inside that Ii q
leaden casket which weighs five tons. In
side that Is the mahogany coffin In which
Juliet lies" Here the courier paused to
see how the American WAS impressed.
well old man." said Candy, taking a
long breath. you've got her safe. haven't
your Washington Post
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30
FIGS AND THIsTLEs.

Every man is some kind Of coward.
The apple you mustn't have always looks
the sweetest.
The devil hates the man who minds his
own business
Troubles win run when you look them
squarely in the face.
Beware of people who do not love chill
dren and flowers
II you want to bring down the sinners
outside Of the church shoot at those in it.
The man who owns railroad never gets
half as much Joy out Of it as the one who
travels on free pass.
The man who doesn't love his brother on
the other side Of the earth doesn't love his
brother on the other side of the street.
There are women who sometimes think
on Sunday that they have religion, but
when the clothesline breaks down on Mon
day they find ont that they haven't.-
Rams Horn
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30
A Crushed Romance.

The curtain had gone down on tie second
act Of the opera, but the spell of Nhe com
poser's genius. interpreted with matchless
skill by the eminent artists who had es-
sayed the leading parts, yet fingered. and
hush had fallen upon the audience.
Maud" said the young man in thrill.
ing whisper, lis not even the silence elo-
QuentsN
The lovely girl bowed her head and
blushed at the unmistak able but hitherto
unsusRected ardor of the usually cold and
stately young man at her side.
''In moments like this. Maud, /" he whis-
pered, 'sthe soul, moved by impulses it
cannot resist, sweeps conventionalities
aside and speaks to its fellow souli Hear
me, Maud, hear me, when say
Opera booksl Books of the operalr piped
a shrill voice at his elbow.
And the conversation thus interrupted
never, never was resumed. Chicago Trib-
uNe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

M. Calino, the celebrated French simple
ton, never wishes other people to be at all
incommoded by his proceedings.
He had accepted challenge to fight a
duel, and was told that the hour had been
fixed at O'Clock for the next day.
"H'mn' said NJ. Cahno. "Ilt try to be
there on time, but if I'm little late tell
the other man TO begin without me. p
Youths Companion.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

Under the Disability Pension act of
June, 1890, about 10000 pensions a
month have been granted during the
last twelve months. Still the applica-
lions go on file in increasing swarms,
and Commissioner Raum has been con-
strained to issue an order requiring
positive proof of permanent disability,
not the result Of vicious habits, before
the issuing of a certificate
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

John Tyler, once president Of the
United States, sleeps IN Hollywood
cemetery at Richmond, and his grave
has been woefnllyneglected. Notablet
marks the grave Of nations former
chief executive. In this respect it
stands alone among the resting places
Of departed presidents.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

Conservative Hebrews doubt the
feasibility of Baron Hirsch' scheme to
settle Russian refugees in the Argen-
tine Republic. They point to the UNI
settled condition of Argentine affairs
and the general perturbation existing
in South America. Should the war
troubles Of Brazil involve Argentine,
which is possible, what, they ask, would
become Of Observation-Disclosures
Besides, the outlook for unpractised
farmers in bankrupt country is not
encouraging. 4.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

Paterson, New Jersey, is engaged in
strong effort to suppress the posting
Of more or less indecent playbills on
the ground that they corrupt the morals
Of young men. The extreme penalty
Of the law has been visited upon bill
posters for their first offense Of placing
the obnoxious autographs.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

The spirit Of insurbordination which
has Of late been shown in the British
army; especially in the Grenadier and
Coldstream Guards, has entered the
Prince Of Wales Leinster Regiment.
Goaded by the petty tyrannies Of a
corporal, and having failed to receive
an answer to their complaints, some Of
the men seized the petty officer in
question, gagged him, put a rope around
his neck and strung him mp in true
Jack Ketch fashion. Fortunately for
the poor wretch, however, he was dis
covered in time. cut down and resus-
citated.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

A citizen of Salt Lake City sued the
city for 1000 damages forinjuries sus-
tanned in falling on defective side
walk IN the city. The citizen was
pretty drunk at the time he fell, and
he admitted the fact to the court. The
city set up defence of contributory
negligence. The plaintiffs lawyer laid
down the very plain and plausible
proposition that "a drunken man is as
much entitled to good sidewalk as is
"a sober man and is much more in need
Of it," The jury was still wrestling
with the logic of the plea at last re-
ports.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-11-30

Miss Fanny Davenport has pur-
chased $50 acres Of land near Pomona,
CAL, not far from the home of Nine.
Modjeska. Miss Davenport intends to
build large ranch house on the prop
erty and establish game preserves and
immense poultry yards there. She ex-
poets to spend $4,000 in improving
the land.
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waiting for Her.

Wrinkle Have sou seen Miss Twitter in
her new tailor made gown?
Nodd-No. She was out walking when
I rallied
Wrinkle Was any ONE else atNhomes
Nodd-Yes. The tailor who made it was
:here Cloak Review.