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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-06-11
THE GRAND ARMY,
News From tlle DepartmentS---NeW
Posts, etc.
NATIONAL ENcAMPMENT.
Progress OF Preparations for the Silver Anuiver-
sary Meeting,

DETROIT June 3.
FpFroR NATIONAL TRTBUNE: Al the last meeting
81 tlis General Committee the Accommodation
Committee reported that arrangements had been
made with l23 private houses Tor lO,2lb veterans
Al oost OF from SO cents 60 81 a head for lodging
sud an average Of . cents for meals. There fad
been 4 4Gg soldiers assigned 10 halls, and private
arrangements for hall accommodations made ~
\ 200 others Free accommodations Had already
been asked Tor hy 1.905, OF whom $50 were from
Michigan. The hospital and ambulance arrange
nieut- ,verc progressing satisfactorily, and Il was
stated liat the Traffic Association hns promised
hsurly corporation in thc request Tor one-inre
trip ticket be made uniform, Hs 10 nYnld con-
fusion al te bureau OF deposit, Gen. higeF pre-
rilted that on Tuesday. Aug 4. there would DE- "a
town 2oJ.0OO people, not residents, to witness The
nsrade--l. III
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Tariff Pictures.

Y. ITtst.I
Puddlers In northern Counties Of England
get eight shillings a ton, or $l9i.
49, n
In the midland Counties they get eight shil-
lings and sixpeuce, or f2.06.
4E 2 Z %
In Pittsburg and other mills in the Western
iron regions they get 500.
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MAITLAND

MkRYLEKD.-
e Ilhys Memorial Day, under the auspices 81
Meade Post, "a Erristcl by Sheridan Post icolored1
huuhpyil-. whs more generally observed than ever
before. tuily 600 people witnessed the parade.
Ila, day OBJ that could be desired Tor tie Me-
mortal exercises Tie l8ue proceeded through tie
principal stTeets u thc city TO abe National Gene
terry. where Memorial exercises were held. tie
Rrhyer decorated and Tie services 81 the Grand
Army Ritual observed, conducted by Commander
J p liugsi John d, Hcali, officer Of the Day and
William -. Smith, Sergeant Major The Rev w
Case. ~ Wesley Chape.. ofilaicd az Chaplain
Ail'T services tle line reformed aud proceeded TO
sue City Cemetery, whrre lie buried both Onion
Eud Confederate soidiers. whose graves were al Ike
strewu with howers. The procession reformed aud
proceeded 10 tlie Naval Cemetery, where lie buried
many ~ our naval heroes. Memorial exercises
were conc uded By decorating the graves accord
Ing io ritual
NEW HAMPSHIRE
TBp Headquarters 81 the Department will he
ed ll.tel Cadillac lWltcFc tie National Head
quarters will nEn De- established al thr Detroit
EucaH. pmCut. Rooms have been secured sufii.
Client ~ accommodate the usual Department OIL
cert hnd aelsfatesi aud az those expecting 10
attend aud desiring assignment Of rooms should
81 once commandments their Ni-hcs g. Tie Assistant
AdiuiaHt General, James Miuot. The railroad
fhles from Boston Detroit aud return are Krd a.,
mot rEcgcdluR i5 A. soon A. arrangements ar a.
routes arc made Hn order viii be- issued giving fu
particulars, All comrades and their friends ore
Invited 80 attcud THE Eucumpmonii they will D.,
oheer'uy provided Will accommodations ia,
Departments excursion train by making application
a. tnG Assistant AdJuiHut General.
Tic roster al this Department for 1881 a. nov
ready ioT distribution,
WEST VIRGINIA.
Headquarters ior tle Department ~ West Vireiuit
vii o., established al the Russel House. Room 3
Detroit which viii Doe open o. all comrades and thci
frleuas. AZ comrades " this Department attend
iEE the National IICaIlpmtUi are earnestly re-
euostCd 90 call 81 she Department iieadquHTlrrs
NlrTt they viii be made a clcumC. and ropi.te
t4elT uHfues iH the Department roster The DE
pHrlu4rBt Commander earnestly requests flIat ever
COmTHAe MhO conveniently can will attend a.
Eucampmeut 90 Detroit thsi West Virginia ma
have large and respectable showing al tlis th
quarter centennial gathering OF the Grand Arm
Of the Republic.
WISCONSIN,
George J. smith 1920 Wisconsin street Racine
Gov. Harvey Post III h iu need II 80 81 tie lses
best and most durable = grave ulRFkers . 10 Der
nancniiy designate soldiers graves ia the Gems
teTy.
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"RulnIug" the Farmers.
fsprinr6eid yournall

Horses bring good prices just now, and the
country is secured by buyers The Mckinley
bill put a tariff on horses aud thereby shut out
Canadian competition. There il no use talk ing,
this tariff bushes is running the farmers-oVer
In Canada
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till long after midnight, and there ara tfraau
when I wo1ld gladly pay a dollar q minute iOs
the blessing OF absolute silence" lie passed
the last Is years Of his life in Frandfors-
ou-the Main, and, Ike Thomas Carlyle Ia bis
London tenement was a chronic sufferer trom
nervous dyspepsia
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NEW YORK.

The approaching Encampment at Binghamton
promises to be n large one. The rapid growth OF
the Order since January shows what can be ac-
cOmplish in mastering new Campo by proper
management. The mention OF the name OF Clar-
ence T. Holmes n candidate for Colonel. recalls
Elany old recolecttons In connection with the
early days OF the Sons Of Veterans. He WAS one of
the earnest workers, and the old Teliables Ia the
days WEen tie Order was young and not as popu-
lar n now; in the days Of its Infancy when, but
for the sturdy good judgment and zeal of Clarence
T. Holmes and q few others. 1t would have gone 10
the wall. No honor In the gift OF the Order would
be unworthily conferred upon one who has proven
himself a. faithful as he has.
Camp George G. Stanbro 1888 was Instituted at
SprinRyille last week. with % charter members
by the Hon. r. w. Hatch, assisted by r. W. Chap
pei OF Buffalo. Officers: Capt, Ben. Shippey;
First Lieut. Herbert Willis; Second Lieut., Hymen
Weber: Chap, ChAs. Bond; First Serg't, Ralph
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-06-11
Daughters OF Veterans.

been IA usteTed at Alexandria with . charter mem
bers. Officers: Pres, J. w. Webb; $. Y.-P, II.
Fredenberg; J. Y.-P., T. BlacSwe Chap Lulu
StrAng; sso'y, N. J. sundblad; Treas. Claudia
SteVensi Musician, Efie Chapman; j. a., NJ. KAs-
800 O.. Emma Johnson.
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without opposition for lle next term. His Post
troTtou, a loss seated him in the C1mmandef'r
chnI four successive terms. lie has Represented
ts Department Boz twu National Euoampmcuts
Use has served two terms az QuHrtermastcr-t5eu-
srll. three as Inspector General and was chosen
Senior hice-C Commander a. the eighth Encamp-
E1-ui.
Tie Proceedings Of the Ninth Annual Eucamp-
meui ~ tHs Department. held ln The Opera House
- Frankfort April ~ aud 81, ready for dstri-
button.
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WISCONSIN
Tle Suffering Lover.

sbe--IIow much DO you love me?
le--M-u.- Ia more than 1 ocean t-t-t-ttell.
She-li you didn't you wouldn't be able 10
Measure IL with quarteF-inch rule.
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REUNIONS.
Annual Meetings OF ReglmeHtal and other orsIHi-
Fations.

fati0nhs.
ITO SECRETARIES: Secretaries VIII greatly favor
us by sending brisf accounts OF the Reunions OF
their respective organizations Tor publication m
this column Immediately after the occurrence OF
the same, also copies Of rosters for file and future
lishod ~ soon as room can be made for theml
MASSACHUSETTS.
s. C. Wright Secretary, Custom House, Boston: :
Reunion 10Th Mass. at Pacific House, Nsntssket'
june IL.
WISCONSIN.
Reunion Army OF the Potsmac On Buffalo, NY,
July and 4 The exercises will include the Corps
meetings, excursion on the lake and river, trips
60 Niagara Fgils, public meeting, AT which Gen
Henry W SloCum viii deliver the GRAFTON aud Col.
George A. Mardon the poem, and parade and
banquet The railroads nave agreed TO make The
fare from AL points fare aud one-third.
NEW YORK.
Wm. Crowminzer Box 1920 New York; Reunion
OF lath n. \. Al. A, at Amsterdam, Aug. IS ana 70.
On May ~ the 10Th n. Y. revisited The spot 10
which they were first assigned ~ the front, ~ or
Monroe. aud Memorial bay decorated the
graves of the III comrades OF the regiment buried
ia Camp Hamilton, A dinner was psrttecn OF AT
the HyEeia Hotel the first day aud the old tort IN
EpgCtcd There was a. grand banquet Ia the gwen
conducting The ceremonies IN his usual graceful
way Among the speakers were MAJ, Dewey and
Maj. Charles w. COwtnH. prominent guest OF
the occasion was The gallant old Regular ana
famous gunner, Serg't WEIGH. Some OF the vet
Grams will remember that hr fired the Sawyer gun
away on SewGrs Point and shot II of. The next
dHy, after tributes 10 thcir departed comrades And
visit 20 Col. Noodfn al the Soldiers Home, the
members OF the l9lh separated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26

Ed Donovan Patrick Fogarty and N Gilman have an
option the north quarter the north quarter section
twenty Iron River and will exploratory opera
ons
Supt Capp the Monitor Mining Company has returned
from Chicago yet the his
the Monitor mine will change another in short
time.
Nanamo mine in tho Iron River district has been closed
down the pumps removed II is said that litigation
likely follow is stated that the attempted
run suit their peculiar fancy regardless the
and their superintendent
The Sheridan mine in the Iron River district making great
strides the front under the careful and able management
upt Gugrcn who in the operation of this property shown
himself master hand the mining The property
is looking every and the captain rounding things up
for an out put year of at least so 600 tons
The Mound exploring Company organized
naa Wednesday and for the will be ocecd follows
Patrick Fogarty Stambaugh presidents j Larson
secretary John Gross Ecanaba treasurer Nicholas Gilman Iron
River superintendent and general manager The company will
once operations the south half quar-
ter of twenty 1895 which known
stead Gilman explored the land years ago
cut what thinks paying body Of iron Dcssemer
character
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26
NORWAY Current.

At the Mnstodon preparations arc he
ing made To take out the orc remaining in
tie open pit. Supt H. s. Roberts in.
formed the reporter Wednesday, thnt he
expected 60 get IN 1900 cords al wood
this winter, and this would argue that
some hoistng VIII he done during Tie
year. The comprcssors have been 10
moved to the same house nscontaips the
hosting machinery and electric lipli
plant and Is working very fairly. The
foundation Is u concrete one and is n
great improvement on the old one. Dia-
mond drill work Is being continued under
the management, oi tho veteran drill
man, Thomas T.. Smith, but 80 FAR moth.
ing OF great value has been shown up.
Some prosecuting and drifting is also
going on and it is hoped that the search
for new ore bodies win be successful.
Capt. Harry Roberts tx engaged in
pumping out the Hope mine near Crystal
Falls, and IL Is understood that he will
take the mine on contract when the
water is out He and Mr. Miller, repre-
aenting the owners, went 60 Negaunee.
Wednesday, toloOk over some additional
machinery for the mine,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26

About 200 icct remains % connect with
thnt shaft, anil IL IL the intention TO
work rom each way "a soon ~ the WA
Ter q Out No rock H. lring hoisicd to
suitsrp now IA that mined in tie lower
levels h hoislcd ~ ilic sliips to the upper
levels und trimmed bnck and dumped
milo the workeduut rooms. A cross.cnt
has been iNpun NJ the ,fGo.Iunt level,
30 fcct from the line al the shaft which
VIII ~ driven north 10 cut The different
icnsu ui orc md tIc the question M TO
tlicir position anil sizr 40 this level. IL
- nlso probable that some dinmonddrill
work will w done 81 other points. No
one n being hoistci except that winch IL
hfukon IN the Development work, hut
cn'l lof active mining would see No. ]
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26
The NorrIe.

The Ironwood Ncws.Rccord 81 nccem-
Der 2 contains q cut showing a cross
section Of the west end 81 the Norrio mine
and the course ~ the 200 foot dtill
hole put down ON the TOWNSHIP TO cut the
various dykes and orc bodies The
record OF this hole was given in The Cur
rent in August last and some comments
were made thereon ut that time. The
cut ~ from a drawing made 10y &. NJ.
Boss, NJ H., Inspector ofmincs 81 Gogcbic
coutny, and win appear in his forth
coming report which Is Icing printed in
the Nows-liccorl Office. The Ncws-Rccorl
gives from m authentic source the total
output FOR tho wear al the mines of tho
Metropolitan Iron u Land Company,
which il SS7 600 tons, divided as follows.
rnhnf. .,............ iaO.nou tons
fasf Nurric. ................. ib2.Ooo "
NoFfie.-. ,.'..,.fs,' h%o,"pu
"
Total ...t .i................. ........ fHI,ouo
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26

|shnlt quickly and fully taxed 70 iiscapa-
city a, hoist. When the new machinery
shall have been started up the water
baiIcd out aud the connections made
between Nos one and two. the output 81
the Hamilton will crowd In amount that
Of the best Of them.
Connection Is la'ing made between the
fourteenth lcvci 81 SHAFT "A. [" of the Ind
ington and the thirteenth level nl shaft
No /. 81 the Hamilton. The Hamilton
work il mp to the line and thu I.udineton
drift will Aoon "hole through"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26

Water OF the Hope and all ~ readiness
work Capt Harry Roberts has purchased heavier plant Of
emory and is putting il IN place
An engine house being built at the Wagner exploration,
which Is an indication of the permanency Of the enterprise
The which if used for mining will be styled
No the Mansfield reached depth OF sixty feet Thurs
day morning started the
Mchgammc Supt Calhoun confidently expects get
the than twenty-five feet This work about 500
feet north of shaft No and will in oil probability prove the
north continuation that length The south has
shown 800 feet without discrimination OF the
During the passed the railroad company did make
public property OF the shipments OF from the docks ca
na and the the put has remained this
week when Supt H. Barr gave detailed report OF the
shipments from the port of canaba The suboned table gives
the output the mines in the Crystal Falls iron dis
trct production 1890 with loss and
each mines shipment 10y water
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26
Crystal Falls district
iSo1............b53 GSS
1892. O2O



This shows that the water shipment from this district fell OG
66S short OF that Of the previous though cannot be said
great the district would first appear The
Monitor Hemloc Mansfield and other properties have made large
all rail shipments which will nearly balance the shipment that
OF great year 1890 All Of the in this district
good shape for larger outputs including those
mines which made gains last 1t will also be that
Crystal Falls district held ahead OF the other portions of the
Menonineo range According Mr. Bars statement the entire
range fell SOC 6S short Of last year while the Crystal Falls
portion that but 100 Cos Appended table
showing the shipments from the other iron mines of
Menominec range
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26
FROM OTHER DISTRICTS.
n,,ef M,osne Notes from along the Menominee
- - and other Iron RANGES.
NORWAY CURRENT.

q1,c Hamilton Il now employing about
" men an told. and the work ~ con-
tined fofp1epmrnlory work az No. shalt.
<o rooms are l,cingmincd from, although
Tsnf Cafl,is tsivn. That be hasthlrtcrn
ro,,na lro,n which b. could scnd out orr
4. s,nn ~ ,ncn c1nlh W. placed ~ them.
ean,c drifting nnd rroseenttsng ~ being
cartiod on and uneral feI9'irinR and
sspmecmeni 81 ,'rte y iT'uF don.,
wlee nccdc,l Nefk viii not ,e resumed
i.sk.Si.' CO., 'h i OIL f, oi,he sa~ ~hai,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-12-26

u crystal Falls District Contributed Comparatively Little
shipment this Year-A Mneh
larger YeaIfhe Promised
ior Probabi, OF the Exploring
Company other Local Mining Mclangc and Weekly
Other Iron Mining Notes Of Mining Import
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-09-08

IF You WANT Dry Goods, Notions Carpets.
Shoes, Hats, Groceries or Fashionable Tailor
ing, go to Beachley's great stores, at Hagers-
town.
MosT PEOPLE WoRK HARD to get a little
cash. You make it to spend, but be sure and
see Beachley 81 Co.'s five great stores, on the
Public Square, at Hagerstown, before you buy
Their stores are full of nice, new goods at very
low prices.
STRAW HATS must be sold to get room for
fall goods. See them before 1t Is too late at
Beachley & Co.'s, Hagerstowu.
PURE WHITE SUGAR, only five cents for It..
and all other goods equally cheap at Beachley's
great stores, at Hagerstown.
THE DOMESTIC AND WILCOX & GIBBs sew
ING MACHINES are combined. You buy but
one and really get two. This is the latest won
der of this age. Sold only at conpany's office.
Beachley's Shoe and Hat Store, Public Square,
H0gerstown.
BLANKETS, New and Cheap BeachIey &
CO. have just bought large stock at very low
prices aud they are willing to sell them at sac
riice prices. This is the time to buy.
LADIES' AND. MISSES OUTING SHIRrs.-
Misses and Children's Shirt-waists. &C. Ex-
| cellent stock at very low prices, at Beachleys.
BICYCLE sUNDRIEs.-Beachley& Co., the live
special invoice of Bicycle Sundries, consist
ing of Lamps. Oilers, Tool Bags. Bells, Car
riers, Hose, Caps, Shirts. Wrenches. Cement,
Towels, &c. Prices cheap as cheapest. Co
lumbia Bicycle Headquarters, Public Square.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-09-08
Against Early Marriages.

Nine tenth of the unhappy marri-
ages are the results of green human
calves being allowed to run at large
in society pastures without any yoke
on them. They marry and have chill
dren before they do mustaches.
They are fathers of twins before they
are possesors of two pair of pants,
and the little girls theym marry are old
women before they arc twenty years
old. Occasionally one of these gos-
ling marriages turns out all right but
it is n clear case of luck. If there is
law against these galoots sparkling
and marrying before they cut their
teeth we suppose the little cusses
would evade it some way. But there
ought to be sentiment against it,
1t is time enough for these bantams
to think of finding pullet when they
have raised money enough to buy
bundle of latb to build hen house.
But they see girl who looks cunning
and they are afraid there are not
enough to go around, and they begin
to spark real spry, and before they
are aware of the sanctity of the mar
riag relation they are hitched for life
and before they own cook stove or a
bedstead they have got to get up in
the night and go after the docter, so
frightened that they run themselves
out of breath, and abuse the doctor
because he does not run too. And
when the doctor gets there there is
not linen enough in the house to wrap
the baby in.-Eg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-09-08
PoETIcAL.
The Dead.
nj A. W. HAWKS.

From the Baltlmorean.l
kissed the lips of the dead
1 said 'GoOd-bye;"
/ stroked the cold, quiet head
said Goodbye"
kissed the hands of the dead,
Crossed on the breast
Goodbye, dear hands, :" said;
"You are at rest"
listened to the dear, dead heart;
It was so still
Whispered, Souls can never part;
1t is Gods will"
l kissed the golden meshes of the hair,
On the dead brow;
1 Ismoothed it tenderly from face so fair,
soquiet now.
1whispered in the poor, dead ear,
: We meet again
Beyond the drifting OF each weary year,
Beyond the pain"
kissed the lips; and said to Death,
The dead ia mine;
You take no little when you take the breatl
From lirs divine"
left my dead beneath the flowers fair;
Goodbye;
left the tender hands, the lips, the hairs
Goodbye.
But floating by me forever is soul,
Nine, mine, forever as years do onward roll
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1891-09-08

"
The next minute Joanna Elaeld had disap-
peared into the world of shadows thar were
hoseriug over all the autumn landscape. And
as she went she lnurmured to herself:
Some one believes In me ! yet It's a strange
sensation, and yet-it gives one something to
live for, after ALL
Dora TheodOra! Why don't You an
swerF But no one thlnks It worth while to
pay any attention to me nowadays
It was Mrs, oxgate's shrill, piping voice. as
helpless from paralysis, she sat In her cushioned
chair by the doorway.
What Is 1t, mama ?" Dora asked, coming
to the door.
The oxgate farm house had drifted sadly 10
decay Fences had fallen; gates hung creak-
ing sunny pasture lands were neglected
grass meadows had toppled over with their
own weight of harvest
The carriage with those graud people that
have bought olenwood Place. A gentleman
dressed like the Prince o. Wales, aud lady
whose diamonds flashed ft to blind one. Look
the corrlage is stopping! sure's Hive, tho
lady's coming back, trailing her purple silk
dress like it was domestic gingham."
She gave her apron a twist and tried to set
t4S AiSt' sSout hhHtb dIuuHI utF poor useless
feet as the tall, stately lady swept up to the
door.
This is the oxgate place; and you are Jo-
auna Elleld!" I"
"Not Joanna Elaeld, now, but Joanna Az
enel," she rejoined. smiling. uerc is my
husband George, this is tho friend told yen
Of whose hand. ten years ago. lifted me out
of darkness and set mo in tho right path"
Dora" she added, "that night was tho
turning point in my ilfc. Seei Ihave your
little gold chain with the heart yet knew
then that one human creature had faith In me
still, and 1t rcnowed the fountain OF life within
me Dora, you were my guardian augel.-
God bless You for it,"
People wondered much that those rich Av-
enels had Dora oxgate with them, to say moth
ing of that tiresome, prosing old bore, her
mother. But Mrs. Avencl was great lady,
and could of course, be excused for having her
whims--oue of which was always to wear a
thread like chain of gold around her neck,
with heart-shaped loekct hanglug from It,
And Dora oxgnte, although she had settled
into solitary, Woodworking old maid, knew
that her life had not been in vain.