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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17
Notes for the ladies.

Miss Nellie Eyster. grandniece Of
barbara freitchie, is president OF the
Womao's Press Association Of the Pa
cilic coast.
Miss Curzon. OF the TorontoUniver-
sity. has been acting ms assistant pub
lie analyst since her graduation in
1899. and at the same time pursuing
her studies at the Toronto Woman 5
Medical college.
Lady Randolph Churchill Is the
only Aporican woman who has
been honored by the Queen with
tho Order Of the Crown OF India.
Mrs. Emily Kempln, the lawyer. is
slender woman OF the German type.
and good mother to her four chill
dren. She Is graduate OF the Uni
versity OF Zurich. and when lccturing
wears the jaunty little black cap OF
the university on her shapely head.
Miss Mildred Howells the only
daughter OF w. ID. Howells. the nov
elist will be among the New York
debutantes this winter She is a
tall. graceful woman. with brown hair
and eyes and sweet. unaffected man
ner. Miss Howels' Boston debut was
accomplished last spring.
Mrs. Logan still dresses In the most
sombre black. The only time she has
omitted II was at White House din
ner, when she appeared In lavender
fallIe. n very becoming costume. She
still wears her mourning veil and
widows cap. and at her throat Is n
big. old-fashioned brooch containing
a picture OF Gen. Logan.
The most honorcd guest. at the
Literary Ladies' dinner In London
was our country-woman. Mrs. Emily
Crawford. the eminent Paris journal
ist Observe. reflect. be genuine. :"
was tho motto adopted by this queen
OF tho newspaper world at the begin
ming OF her career. which has extend.
ed over nearly quarter OF n century.
and resulted In cnviable fame and
place. even In Paris. where II Is DIM
cult for stranger. however gifted or
personally pleasing, TO obtain social
recognition.
Among the many noble ladies' OF
England who have gone into trade
may be numbered Mrs. Arthur We'll
lesley. a erandniece OF the Iron Duke.
Mrs. Wellesley and Mrs. Hesketh
Smith have opened fashionable
flower shop In o3vcnor street. Lon
don. The bouquet3 that come from
thIs establishment Are said TO be o.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

All the women of the Vanderbilt
family arc notable for their good
LOOKS. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has
a calm, lovely face. which Is suggest
i've OF the Madonna. a clear. palo
skin. deep. dark blue eyes and soft
brown hair. Mrs. William X. Van
derbiIt has fine figure which she
carries with much stateliness; her
eyes are dark blue. and her hair 10 u
rudy bronze brown. Mrs. Frederick
V. Vanderbilt. however. Is the beauty
OF the house OF Vanderbilt Her fg-
urc Is extremely graceful. her com
plexion lovely. her eyes have other
things suggestive OF heaven in them
besides their celestial blue. and her
hair has the CLINT and glimmer OF
golden sunbeams in them.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

The young king OF Spain babe fare
we'll TO his nurse. Maximina Palazrela,
IA short time ago. For five years and
u half she was with his youthful
majesty day and night. The little
fellow was so strongly attached 10 her
that IL was feared II would endanger
his health. TO make the matter
easier the nurse left Madrid on the
day that the court left for San Sc
bastian. She is to receive com
Portable pension from the royal
treasury. A considerable sum of
money was also given TO the woman
husband. who is n carpenter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Christopher Columbus was twice
married. His first wife was Fclipa
Munnis Perestrelle daughter Of an
able captain OF Prince Henry. Portugal.
called tho Navigator" He married
her in l47l. His father-in-law's
charts globes. etc. helped 10 mature
his plans OF discovery. Diego. who
accompanied his father on the occa-
sion when they were reduced 10 such
straits that Columbus begged ut the
monastery OF La Rabida for bread and
water for the child. was the only issue
OF this marriage. This wife died In
1883 or thcreabout. He next married
Bcatriz Enriqucz. Mt Cordova In 1887.
She was tho mother OF his second son.
Fernando Columbus. who In time be-
came his fathers biographcr. Amer
lean Cultivator.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17
FEMINiNITiEs.

Men are what their mothers made them.
Love lessons womans delicacy and IN.
crenses mans.
The woman with whom one has grown
old Is always young.
Adam was the only original man, and
even he did pretty much as I've told him.
II Is difficult for woman 10 try TO ba
anything good when she Is not believed in.
Paris models have organized against
pretty Italian girls. They claim that
Italian models are spies for Italy.
woman In Atlanta Is tho mother Of
81 children, all living and unmarried. Tho
youngest two arc twins, and have just
been born.
ridge, and IL Scotch enough TO believe In
its virtue OF being strengthening and hav-
ing no bones In IT,
Helen Kellar. aged Il years, pupil In
the Boston kindergarten. can play tho
piano fairly well. The child was born
deaf, dumb and blind.
A broom washed occasionally In clean
hot suds shaken until IL IL almost dry, and
then hung up, will last twice as long a. it
would without this operation.
In pittsburg a young lady makes a liv-
ing by manufacturing pottery. She has had
an oven erected Ia her house, and makes,
finishes and dccoratcs her own work.
Arabolla: lis II true that Grace Stcd-
ley has elopcd with her fathers coach
manin Felice: ''Oh, no, she didn't do ns
well as that he was only tho footmanp'
The disagrscable moisture OF the hands
may be overcome by rubbing them with n
mixture OF four ounces OF cologne wntcr
and half an ounce Of tinctnre OF bella
donna.
When an Addison, Me-, woman called re-
Gently on relatives living only mile away
whom she hadn't visited for twenty years,
they thought tho world must DO coming TO
an end
A young woman Of Nevada, who desires
20 get married. has caused her picture 20
I've inserted In local papcr, with the an.
nounccment that tho original IL IN the
market
Mile. II don't mind marrying you.
Clarence, but hate tho idea Of giving up
my si5-a-week job at the storer Clar-
cnco; Then don't give Il up, dearest
I'll give up mine. I'm getting only 80.
II Is custom very ancient and very com.
mon In China for anyone who has . griev-
nncc against anyone 20 get upon some els.
waited place and hawl Il out 10 the neigh
borhood Thus women on the roofs Of The
houses yell forth their dome4tto erisv-
anoo&
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Bay county comes to the front VIII G
other murder. the fifth In 10 months "A
victim IL William Burk. and his o1ll
Hubert known rs Cap Burk. n
murderer. Both are laborcrs a11
rather loose regulations. Saturday IN
while making their way through M<T
woodward In Bay City, they had sor1e
words and proceeded to fight II out.
proved the better fighter and was
ing his brother rather severely who4
latter, who was down on his bach o.
William kick Ia tho abdomen. Tnq
ter weakened and let his opponent
William went home and soon compI1l1
81 feeling sick ut the stomach and went
bed. The next morning he felt worso
called no doctor. and that evening be a.
Tho affair was reported TO the polico
cap" was locked up. The post moI
showed that death had boon caused W
tcstinal rupture The murderer Il not uu
affected by bis arrest Hc says no did
kick his brother hard, and thinks hc ~
have beer sick
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Social Reforms g ~ Drsughs sbeno
-Msseuline eegeestiss
Note should DO taken OF the womsu's
clubs which are springing up all over
the country. They have evidently
come says Lyman Abbott In the
ChautauquA as tho saying Ia 10
stay. Some little personal 40
quaintance with the work. spirit and
personnel OF one such club leads mo 70
believe that where they are wisely
guided. their power as an instrument
OF social reform is very great, and 10
TO be still greater. In these clubs
questions OF domestic economy such
as the treatment OF children. tho nd
ministration OF the homo. the manage
ment OF servants. the mistress duty
toward them. are made matters OF free
and often useful discussion. see no
reason why such clubs should be con-
fined. ms they now are, TO cities and
large towns; no reason why they
should not exist In every village; no
reason indeed why every sewing So
ciety should not become woman's
club ut which. while tho rest sew. one.
appointed for tho purpose, should read
some paper. original or selected. on
some aspect OF social life In which the
women are interested and TO which
they can contribute Indeed. believ-
ing as l do In organizations. have
sometimes wondered why the women
In every town and village might not
proiitably unite in u .union." agree
ing on the ono hand TO admit no wo-
man into their union. whatever her
wealth or social status who did not
treat her servants with reason and
with justice. providing thcm. for cx-
ample. with decent sunlit rooms with
adequate vacation hours. proper tacil-
tiles for Sunday worship in the church
OF their own choice. etc. and on the
other hand agreeing to employ no SER
want who came from any other mem
Der without recommendation. This
is perhaps foolish masculine dream;
but as il may furnish tho feminine
reader with amusement IL nothing
else IL may stand.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

The queen OF Italy is remarkable
pedestrian and mountain climber.
She recently passed the night In u
tent on the Hochlicht and at dawn
set out in her gray walking costume
for the Lys glacier. The cold was in
tense and binding snowstorm COM
PEELED some OF her attendants 10 turn
back. but she persevered and at 8 in
the afternoon took dinner in hut on
the mountain at an elevation OF H.
600 feet. The queen passed second
night on the mountain before she re-
turned 10 Gressoney not bit the
worse for her adventure.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

When she cannot look one honestly
In the eve.
When she has an acquaintance with
the rouge pot.
When she shows her bad humor and
puts on irowns.
When she thinks to improve on
nature and blcaches her hair.
When she does not keep her hands
clean and forgets TO care for her nails.
When she does not study the style
of hair dressing suitable TO her and
persists in wearing IL in an unbecom-
ing mnnner
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

He Brestbes sis Last st stuttgart
AFTER n Long Illness.

STUTTGART, Oct. Skiing Karl !. OF
Wurtem burg, who has been III for
some time, suffered relapse yester-
day and died last night. aged Gs.
Karl J., king OF Wurtcmberg, was
born March O, 1923. and assembled the
throne Mt the death OF his father. King
Wilhelm j.. June %, 1864. He was
married to the Grand Duchess Olga,
daughter of the late Emperor Nicholas
!. OF Russia. the former dnchy and
electorate OF Wurtemberg was erected
into Kingdom by the peace Of Pres
burg in is05 and by n decree OF Jan. /,
is0b. Wilhelm J., the second king.
granted constitution In 1910. The
civil list OF the king amounts ,s05 ,65s
marks, with additional grants OF 27a,-
y32 marks for the other memb beers OF the
royal family.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17
ANNeKE JAMS HEIRS MEET.
National Convention OF Claimants 90
Millions az Knnsa. city.

KANSAS Cry, Oct. e.--Thc National
convention OF the alleged heirs of
Annette Jams Bogardus. better known
as Apneke Jams, opened here to-day
with large attendance from various
parts OF the United States as well
as from Canada. The object of the
promotersis TO bring into existence an
international organization with head
quarters In this city. branches OF this
organization are to bc formed In diff
ferent States. When sufficient money
has been collected the litigation be.
tween the heirs and Trinity church,
which has occupied the New York
courts at intervals for the last 200
years, Is 10 be renewed with redoubled
energy. The heirs say that the estate
10 be sued for Is now worth $780,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17
&eas0Ssarf7JMo'r'nct,-

Memorial The first contributor TO
the fund was Potter Palmer.
A board of trusteer for the Monu-
ment association was organized, with
the late Gen. William Il. Strong as
president The other members were
Messrs Potter Palmer. T.. 5. Dreyer,
j. McGregor Adams. Samuel M. Nick
erson, Norman Williams. Joseph Stock
ton, and Edward 5. Taylor. the latter
being the secretary. The board has
remained unchanged except for the
death OF Gen. Strong.
subscriptions continued 10 be Of
fered. and the newspapers were
obliged To open lists tor public con-
venience.
The subscriptions in all amounted TO
nearly $4,000
Tne design for the base and pedestal
submitted by II. NJ. Whitehouse OF
Chicago was accepted, and tho eques-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

a woman well known In the french
literary world. Nine. 5. Arnaud, has
just completed the formidable task of
translating Shakespeare's sonnets
into French verse. Victor Hugo had
already translated them into prose.
But critics give Nine. Arnauds work
the preference MS being OF course less
literal, but vigorous. and rendering
with accuracy figures OF speech Ia
miliar. TO Shakespeare, but foreign 20
the imagery OF the French poets, and
also she has kept we'll TO the form OF
the original sonnet. though II is not
at all In accord with the French rules.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Concord has a now fruit ev'
William Boyer. a MuskcgoI
OF apopIexy Monday.
Postmaster Harris. OF d
died Monday At the age OF "a
Editor Joe Patterson, Of
Democrat. has boon appointo
Of Crawford county.
The wife OF Rev. A. q.
moutville congregational b.
4th Of consumption.
Fro Tuesday dcstroyod
owned by @. W. WillIoon
Loss, %. 500; no 'nsuranco.
Mrs. Anna Johnson. o( ~
was injured In the Uric W.
last week died on Saturd<1
Rev. A. M. Swain ana
Beach, recently ccIcbru
anniversary OF their wcdd
Prof. X. f. Trip. Of ~
near Muskegon. was ARD. b.
e25 for violating the state
A splendid iron bridge Of
has been placed over the ~
Birkctt's. four miles north
The new bridge 70 CON
with North Muskegon will
with q 40 foot draw, and
John Van Coaant. con
slaughter, viii spend two
He shot James shepard, n
Last.
Willis S. Coons. aged 81
six years guard A. tho
died suddenly Tuesday u,(
disease
The consolidated priso
pointed Mrs. Lucy ST.
70 succeed herself 81
Adrian.
Edmund Hutch
gan Patriot has
Peoples party (
ceusrssA
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

There is now little possibility that
Mile. Vacarcscu. who exercised such
great influence over the Queen OF
Roumania. will ever resume her place
Mt court Upon recommendation OF n
German physician the Baroness Frida
Won Buelow Is TO be appointed lady in
waiting TO her majesty. The baroness,
like her predecessor. is also literary
woman. She is the author OF pop
ular novel, Ludwig Won Rosen."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Among the famous bells OF Dews-
burg. Yorkshire. England. Is one
known IA BLACK Tom OF Soothill. 4"
which was presented 70 the church In
expiation OF n murder. BLACK Tom"
Is always rung on Christmas Eve. its
solemn tolling as II strikes the first
tap az exactly midnight Is known all
ov>- Yorkshire m the Devils Knell."
II being the notion that when Christ
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Continental rules for lawn tennis.
which is becoming popular are very
rigid in regard 10 costume. AT Wcis-
baden man cannot play without a
collar TO his shirt. Bare arms are
looked upon with disfavor. and a ball
that accidentally dies out of ground
and hits spectator is sure TO raise
tremendous indignation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

When silk was first worn in Eng
land two nantes on the shoulders
OF noble ladies' belonging 10
Elizaboth's court attracted more at
tention than even the Queen. The
manufacture OF goods from raw
silk began In England In 1904,
and was brought to perfection
by the Hugucnont refugees
In 1858. Even at that time. however.
silk was very costly. pair OF stock
ings costing In our money n little
over 800. cloak little less than
$1,000.
Among the s.052 dresses left by
Elizabeth at her death only twelve
were silk. and Leicester more than
his knighthood. prIded himself on a
pair OF silk breeches which no had
imported from Italy at IN expense OF
over $500.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

SoUTu BEND. Ind. Oct s.--Thc work
OF the forticth session OF the North
west Methodist Episcopal conference
10 about completed and the visiting
clerRymcn are returning "a their
homes The puipits OF the city were
filed Sunday by Methodist divincs.
the committee on the Columbian Elk
position to-day reported. protesting
against the exhibit Of 1.-THE products Of
any distillery, brewery or winery"
and also against opening the Exposi.
tiou on Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

james A. Bartholomew,
keeping . grocery store Ia tn
OF Grand Rapids. was ARD
accused Of undue famIliar|
girls OF the ncighborhood.
room In the back OF his 81
charged that he has entIco
moro littlo girls Ia there b
candy and then took disg
with them. Two OF the "a
parents and when the sit (
known the indignant neIghb
warm for the old mar-he WI
police 70 take him away a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

II Is estimated that 100. 900 Ameri-
cans visit Europe every year and leave
there 500. 600. 900. And this Is where
a part OF the money disappears. No
other country on the face OF the globe
could stand such q strain and not feel
it. We are a mighty people in I'm
ances az we'll as gall.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

49,
Receiver 0tddInga, Of tho Naflco1
q MoroholL wrecked By tho embonr
q Cashier Kirby. y Of the opinIcn q
posltoro.wlll - paid n full. ard a ~
% ne o>ockholders must faoo tho -
for tho total dedoit 10 ei19, 600. ins1oo1
Gov. 600. g wns previously given o.
h gonoroIly conceded that no divI1co@
doposltors VIII bo paid before The ~
the present month or hrst Of Novtu
Tn :. however. u moro conjectur0 u
tho dofaulter, Kirby. II IL generally
ceSed q Mnrshall that he il not Wor|
and somo parsons are 90 uucharifablo .
puolIcly assert that II Kirby ohooI4
brought back again disclosures do1nr|
70 others would result, As Il Il a q
planned mystery how ono person, end
person the assistant cashier. should
coed IN getting away with tho entire 4
tai OF the corporation and els. 900
tional, without any Of the other \
ofiicials being aware OF IL X
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Tho new prison board OF Cd
meeting ut Jackson on Tucsd)
old board finished It's business
the prison over 70 tho formcr
board reappointcd tho pref
George N. Davis. but the
was accepted only conditions
salary. ucder the new ,aw. is
tied. &
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

At tho meeting OF the q
Tuesday night City Attorne
that no had applied TO the Il
Ing attorney for a warrant
OF Clark Shipman. ex-city Il
mans term Of otice expired
soon after which no move
whore he now resides. Ho
deacons OF the F;rst Bsptist'
He Is now charged with a
city out OF $500 during his
II necessary requisitIon pa
taken out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

The second annual session OF tho M|<
gan farmers alliance met ut Lansing x~
day and was called to order by tho N
uent Judge A. Il. Cole, OF Fowloky'
About 100 delegates were present
shirty-four counties. and rcproseoI90
membership OF 10000 Little was occo
plished beyond the appointment OF c(1r1
ing committees. The COMMITTEES who no
had charge OF the experiment OF ppsln1.
agency for tho benefit OF tho mcmoo7>
the order, which is confined 10 tbc p
chase OF all lines OF goods that aro ~
trolled by trusts and combines. repcr
that its success is assured. and the a
OF their operation will probably be cniaI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

The worlds fair commission cou,11co
It's regular quarterly sessions ~ I>an1
on Tuesday. Tho auxiliary co11y Y
mittecs. as provided for by res 1kIoo
the last session, were agreed 70 All
congressional districts except 10 a
third, seventh and twelfth. aud >oo
be announced at subsequen 1noolI
Prof. w. J. BeaI, OF the agrcl ro|
lcgc. Will have charge Of the 1try
hibitlon, but no special sum ws 1l1lE
for that purpose. Besides onI
ional district commissioners <o1ol
pointed special committees 1ro|o
fisheries, lumber, gypsum an o..
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

Only the same old story. told In n different
strain;
sometimes a smile OF gladness. and then n
stab OF pain:
Sometimes a fash OF sunlight. again the
drifting rain.
Sometimes II seems 10 borrow from the Grim
sou rose It's hue,
Sometimes black with thunder. then changed
10 brilliant blue:
somstmes as false as Satan. sometimes as
Heaven true
Only the same old story DuL oh. how the
changes ring
Prophet aud priest and peasant soldier and
scholar and king;
Sometimes the warniest band-clasp leaves
In the palm a sting.
Sometimes in the hush of even. sometimes In
the midday ltrlfe.
Sometimes with dove-llkc calmncss, some
times with passions rife.
We dream H. write It, live It, this weird,
Wild story OF life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-10-17

nearly year. and the defective cast
ing at NJ. NJ. Mossmans works at Chi
copee. Mass. where the statue was
made. again postponed the time of
dedication. The base of lIallowell
granite was ready year ago.
The General, grasping the field-glass
in his right hand. rests the same in an
easy and somewhat unconscious man
ner upon has right thigh. as after taxi
ing careful survey, of the field. IL
suggests as n whole n concentration
of mind, confidence, and self-reliance;
apparently he is satisfied that his
orders are successfully executed by his
troops. The bronze statue will meas
ure rs feet 3 inches in height from the
bottom of the plinth 10 the crown OF
the SLOUGH hat. II is the largest cast
ing of the kind ever attempted in this
country.
Tomorrow the society OF the Army
of the Tennessee will hold its reunion
here.
Grants Old Regiment
About thirty prizzled veterans, most
of whom are past the age of 80 and
crippled in some way from wounds
made by rebel bullets, were as
sembled in room ~ in the feoeral
building this morning under command
OF Capt. Ed. Harlan, the ranking officer
of the old Twenty-first infantry, Gen.
Grants regiment. These thirty are
all that are left of the famous body of
which Grant was appointed head in
April 1861, at Springfield. Grant lie II
the regiment in September OF the same
year for higher honors. The regiment
was mustered out at the close OF the
war n shattered little band OF heroes.
They went through all the heavy
battles in Tennessee Az Stone river
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1891-06-17

Physiognomists learn something Of
character from the mustache. As the
form Of the upper lip and the regions
about it have largely to do with the feel
ings, pride, self reliance, manliness, yani-
ty, and other qualities that give selfcOn-
troll, the mustache is more particularly
connected with the expression Of those
qualities. When the mustache is ragged
and, as it we're, flying hither and thither,
there is a lack Of self control. When it
is straight and orderly the reverse is the
case, other tbings Of course taken into ac-
count. If there is tendency to curl at
the outer ends, there is tendency to am
bition, vanity, or display. When the
curl turns upward there is a geniality
combined with love Of appreciation
when the inclination is downward there
Is a sedate turn Of mind, not unaccompani-
ed with gloom. 1t is worthy Of remark
that good natured men will, in playing
with the mustache, invariably give it an
upward inclination, whereas cross grain
ed Or morose men will pull it obliquely
downward.