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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
MARRIED TO KEEP OUT OF JAIL
Cerirude Potter once Again Takes
a Leap Into Mstri,nony.

CHICAGO, sept. 2a.-Pretty Miss
Gertrude Potter, The i0-year-old dnugh
ter of Millionair O. w. Potue. of the
Illinois Steel Works, is working hard
10 keep cut OF the penitentiary The
gay young woman has been married
three times within eigeteen months
and IL is a prospect Of being arrested
tried ana imprisoned for bigamy that
Is worrying the young woman and her
millionair father.
A week ago IL was announced that
Miss Ger rude had been married June
g, 10 Mr.. Lee Rust, son of a wealthy
Eau Claire. Wis. umbermnn. Three
days after the announcement of the
marriage the young people were di-
vorced by Judge Horton, who at
tempted 10 keep IL away from the
newspapers. Gertrudc. the young
woman. was married to Judge Clarke
Daniels of New York. II now appears
that n January 500 Miss Potter was
secretly married TO Daniels, both
useing the first parts of their names,
Miss Potter figuring as Miss Gertrude
Whiting and Daniels as Julias Clarke.
So ihatwhen the giddy Gertie last
June became Mrs. Rust, she was al
ready wife. Daniels. who had gone
to New York a year ago. heard of h 5
young wiic's marriage and promptly
telegraphed that he was about To send
her 10 the penitentiary .or bigamy.
This threw the young woman into a
cold sweat and had tho me effect on
her millionaire papa. Rust and Miss
Gertic had spent the summer in Eu-
rope. Daniels had known nothing OF
their marriage til last week The
fear of the Tenitentiary brought
things to crisis Judge lcr.on was
induced TO sit In star chamber proceed
ing aud annui the Rust-Pcttcr mar
riage. Then the much-marricd Miss
Gertie was welded again to Daniels
IL Is rune red that proceedings will
be begun 90 test the validity OF Sud re
Horizons decree. II that Is invalid
there Is no bar 70 proceedings for
bigamy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
MADE KEYS FOR coNvicrs.
How Two Michigan Prisoners Sue
cecdcd In riaatng Their Escape.

MARouF1rE, Mich, Sept. 10. War
den Malmbcrg OF the branch State
prison has asceriaiued where Waters
and Taylor. the two corvicts who re
Gently unlocked the rotunda door and
walked OUT. obtained their key. 10
was made by the prison bla ksmitn, u
convict named smith. who is serving
six year, fer burglary.
mith has been suspected and watched.
He was suddenly seized and searched
and hollow key stem with springs TO
hold "a set Cf wards In each end, was
found on HIM lie afterwards con
fessed and gave up the removable
wards W.sn the three pieces were
put together Smith had key that
would unlock either door OF the ro-
tundn, that leading into rhe ward or
into the administering building
The scparable key is an ingenious
piece OF workmanship aud would do
credit To the mos. accomplished lock-
smith. Warden Maimbcrg is now mt
work to discover who furnished Smith
the drawings OF the prison key
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
LIFE LOST ITS CHARMS.
A Rejected Lover Puts n bullet In
IlIs brain.

MARsnAILTowN, Iowa, Sept. ls.-A
sensational suicide occurred here last
night in front of the Methodist church.
Seth Benedict shooting himself
through the head with revolver Miss
Amelia kedell, with whom benedict
had kept company for long time,
discarded him about month ago on
account of his dissolute habits This
drove him To desperation. lie repeated
ly sought To reestablish himself in her
affections, but TO no purpose lie re-
Gently made threats aga nst her life
and she feared and avoided him. Last
night, as she was walk ny home with
a son of Sheriff Hixon, benedict inter
cepted her and entreated her TO
walk with him alone. This she re-
fused TO do. whereupon he placed re-
volver To his left temple and fired, the
bullet passing out on the other side.
benedict was member OF the police
force.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

The order In National Conelave ri
Ne- Lou1n.


ST.. Louis. Mo-. September es--The
first day OF the twenty -second con-
clavc OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
lndependent Order Of Odd Fellows
opened with heavy mist en-.
veloping the city. The hot
weather OF tho past week gave
place TO a somewhat cooler atmos-
phere 10 the great delight OF the
thousfnd OF Odd Fellows who partici-
patcd In the parade this afternoon.
As the hours went by pleasant
breeze sprang up and scattered the
mist, revealing a heavy bank of clouds
which obscured the rays OF
the sun, and relieved In great
measure the oppressive heat
which has prevailed for several days
past, and which would have made the
long march both iaborious and very
unpleasant The reception committees
were mt the Union depot early this
morning. ana the large delegations ar
irving were promptly received and es-
corted To their assigned quarters In the
most expeditions manner. Many cf
the railroads ran special trains bring
ing in cantons and lodges from towns
within 100 To 200 miles of st. Louis.
A delegation from Springfield. H..
outnumbered all others, the railroads
having made one.dollar fare for the
round trip IL Is estimated that over
so, 900 Odd Fellows and their families
are in the city besides many other
thousands who have come SIMPLY as
spectators of the pageant The streets
presented lively and animated spec
tacle. Everywhere and in oil direc.
tions could be seen the golden braided
uniforms and the swaying OF purple
plumes of the can.ons and the regalias
Of the lodges
From Clark avenue TO Washington
avenue. and from Fourteenth street To
Fourth street, the sidewalks were
packed with the members of the order.
Many were renewing old acquaint-
ances. and others were making new
ones. while still others were simply
sightseeing aud being escorted by the
various reception committees TO prom
inent points of interest about the bust
ness part OF the city.
by o'clock those who were To take
part in the parade proceeded To their
assigned places, from which they were
10 drop into line. These points were
the streets crossing Lucas place and
east of jefferson avenue. There was
but little delay in the formation of tho
line, and shortly after o'clock the
column began To move.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
EXCITED SUPERSTITION.
a Louisville woman Has "a Peculiar
Visitation.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept e3.--Mrs.
Mary Stuckenbcrg of this city claims
20 be suffering from n peculiar isita-
tion which she and her family believe
TO be the appearance On her person of
the "Stigmala," or the wounds OF the
Savior IL IS said that She goes into
frances Friday afternoon, when spots
appear upon her hands, feet, ana side,
corresponding 10 the wounds of Christ,
and that at intervals blood oozcs from
her The story is believed by many OF
the superstitious, but Mrs. Stucken-
berg and her friends refuse To talk
about the matter, saying that her
priest has enjoined silence upon the
subject. Bishop Met oslxey says IL Ia
foolishness and there Will he no i'm
vestigation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

NEW YoRK. sept. iD--Spccial agent
Wilbur OF the custom service. speaking
OF the seizure of old snuff boxes
brought in by the Teu,onic last
Wednesday, says: III know row. as
positive as q man can know. that dur
ing the last year over 100 OF these snuff
boxes have been sent into the United
states. uron which not : cent OF duty
has been paid This would bring the
value OF the smu rgled p opcrty up to
between $500. con and S.'Uu. uOO. while
the government has lost small for.
tune in the duties II IA lc Il 10 get. :"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
MURDERED A CRAZY MAN.
An Indiana LunstIc shot Through
the Head.

CRAwFoRDsvn.LE, Ind. Sept 10
Last night man suffering from men
tai alteration and giving his name us
j. j. Rcinhau. OF Danyille. ILL.,. AR
rived In the village of New Ross, six
miles east OF Crawfordsvillc After
for awhile he get into the buggy of
William Evans which was hitched TO
post and drove RAPIDLY away. lie
oronaugh, who In "A couple OF hours
revolver and shot Rcinhan through
the head. iniiicting fatal wound.
Evans has not been arrested. The
coroner is staying with the diving man
wait ng for the breath 20 leave his
body SO that he can hold an inquest.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

,r. ustbbun OF Buffalo. kissing
Prom DIR. fuch.- Home.

CmcAeo. H.. Sept s3.--Mrs. Del
Rathhun, wealthy widow residing In
buffalo, N. ", mystcriously disap-
pcared from the home OF Dr. William
II. Buck. OF Hyde Park. last night aud
her friends are looking for her body
along the shore of Lakc Michigan
The lady was of extreme nervou tenn
permanent aud OF late her friends say
she borrowed trouble aud they fear
that In n fit OF temporary insnnity,
caused by real or imaginary gris I, she
has taken her life
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
CRASH ON THE PENNSYLVANIA
Two Meu Fatally InJured-Twenty
Carloads OF Cattle KILLED.

PIrrsBuRG, Pa, Sept. %. "A freight
wreck on the Pcnnsylvan a raj road at
two miles east of Greensburg at one
o clock this morning demolished forty
freight and twenty cattle cars. In
gineer Logers and Brakeman Wads-
worth were fatally injured and Fire
man X. l.. Stanley seriously hurt.
The wreck was caused by the freight
train parting on the down grade and
coming together again licfore the
tracks were cleared an east bound cat
tie train crushed into the wreck and
twenty carloads of cattle were killed
The cars were piled on top OF each
other one hundred feet high, The loss
will reach away p in the thousands.
An unknown tramp was found burned
10 death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

PTTsBURo, Pa Sept ee.--Aspcr Ca
rano an Arabian fatally stabbed n
fellow countryman raned Gabrielle
Coria this morning about ! o'clock In
the Arabic colony In Basin alley. Both
men are pecdlcfs and were returning
TO their homes when they got into a
drunken brawl and Carano plunged n
large knife into the abdomen OF his
compan on. Seeing the result OF his
deed he dropped the weapon and fed.
but after a hard chase was captured
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. lo.--While loaded
down with twenty WON N the big
freight elevator In the rear
of the Chamber OF Commerce
building ut Washington and La
Sale streets fell from the
ninth story 90 the ba cmcnt. Strange
10 shy, w. A. Iinhr. the elevator IN AN.
was the only person badly hurt his i'm
jury consisting Of Il severe sprain OF
the left ankle.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

KANSAS CRY, Mo-. sept. %. John
Roth, an employee of Armonr's packing
house. met friphtfnl death on the
elevated railway to-dny.s lie was late
In get inc of The car at Wyoming
street and running TO the door he
jumped from the ear steps The train
had passed the station platform ana
Roth fell 10 The pavement below,
breaking mis- neck and causing instant
death.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
MARRIED MISS sTupEsAKeR.
VAR. Charles A. Carlisle OF Toiedo
Wins the south Kcnd neiie.

SouTH Bend, Ind. Sept 10. Tho
most brilliant wedding in the history
OF Sonth lend took place last evening
at clock ~ the home of the million.
aire carriage and wagon manufactur-
err. Clement StudebalScr. The bride
was Miss Anne, only daughter of the
Hon. and Mrs. Clement Studebaker;
the groom was Charles Arthur Car
Isle, purchasing agent for the Burke
system of railroads, with his residence
at Il jledo.
Bishop Randolph Foster OF Boston
performed the ceremony, using the
regular Methodist Episcopal service,
with the ring lie was assisted by the
Rev. John III. Wilson. pastor OF Mil
ourn Memorial chapel, South Bend.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
na,r "a n,,iiou Gallon. n nay.

AURORA, Ill. sept ls.-The contrac-
tors who are sinking an artcsian well
at the pumping station 90 supply the
city with water struck tremendous
flow this morniu 40 y a pth OF Loo
feet The WORT men are now boring In
white sandstone and u il expected
that they will strike Trenton rock In a
few DAYS The tov Is now aoo, 900
gallons day aud an effort viii DO
made 90 increase 10 20 ~ O,pJO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
TIRED OF COLLIER.
Asylum Omcinis Anxious to Get Hid
OF an Erratic Charge.

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.--The chances are
that Frank Collier Will not be an In
mate OF the Cunning asylum many
weeks longer. DIR. Benson, the super
intendent, is getting tired of the law
yer and is quietly making every effort
To have him removed To another in
stitution
Collier had another scrap" Sunday.
This time he undertook to whip his
fellow inmate, John T.. Mes hayne.
The two got into trouble over the
Irish question and fought hercely In
their cage some minutes before the
keepers succeeded in separating them.
When they were parted McShayne had
a bad-looking eye and Frank several
ugly scratches.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
"sAssED, THE CHIEF.
An Iowa Farmer In Trouble with
the Census Burcnu.

Council BLUFFS, Iowa. Sept. TO-
A. S. Branley, Taylor county farmer.
was up before Commissioner Hunter
to-day and bound over To the federal
grand jury for violation of the census
law. Branley owns mortgaged farm
and when he received blank from tho
census department inquiring for par
ii .ulars he wrote Mr.. Porter request
ing that gentleman TO attend TO his
own affairs. Branley's letter was for
wardcd TO the Iowa federal authori-
ties, and his arrest followed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

CHicAaO. Sept. ~ Receipts OF cattle, 49,
600 made up of 1900 Texans 4oD rangers
aud tho remainder natives. yet taking the
number carried over. thurc was az least no.
iep on sale; trndu slow and values wcak all
around Receipts 81 hogs, 1900. business
~ thls market also slow. with downturn
~ W cents on packers aud HIGHT. hut steady
on heavy. Rough aud common packers siG0
To ttsOs good packers. - 60 Sis. primo
heavy and butcher weights. HsD 20 th.ts;
Phllns $50 10 ,b5si light ttsO 20 10: skips
4foffel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26
HIT HIM WITH AN Ak.
A wiikcsbarre Man wounded for In-
trading at % Party.

WuKEsBARRE, IA, Sept 23.--Peter
Murray. livery-stable owner and
well-lnown contractor. last night
entered the house OF Polish family
named White, W. ere "a jollification was
going On. Murray was not welcome
visitor, and was set uron and struck on
the head with an AK. His skull was
or shed in and he will die.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

LONDON. sept, ss.-T.ord Lansdownc.
vicerov of India. reports To- the Indian
Office that crop prospects are improv-
ing; outlook favorable. except in My.
sore, Midros, Ajmere and Raipootana.
where the harvest promise is gloomy
Ina upper Bnrmah famine relief works
hive been started.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

Cl,icnro.

CnfcAco sept. 2i.Therc was a very excit-
Ing opening on Change with the price OF
wheat J442 l-tc higher the first minute.
The strength remained 10 the close whom
the price WAS Sic higher than saturday.
December sold fi.O0 i-s 10 sl0i Ia. 10 $50 l-S
aud cioscc tl.O0 IS bid Corn sold down 10
o. .i-sc for september and ~ i~9o for October.
with the close at the best price Of the day for
October az 81 3-fc or 3-4c over saturday
Pork closed 10 To zoe higher. with other
produots firm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

zen are utterly broken
y and mentally by over
ers have no education
twain, the former are
tiled. The uneducated
Is educate themselves; but
. lave had the vitality and
their youth dragooned out OF
martinez teachers can never
damage that has been done
odies and minds by over task
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

DnAzir, Ind, Sept. i7.--The report
reached here that Ben SIMPSONS
shaft and mine near Perth. this county,
was on fire n is feared that not all
the miners have escaped. and numcr.
Gus friends and relatives are anxiously
searching for loved ones
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

ong been accepted as q the
he only peace Is In the calm,
almness Of mediocrity Is not
y practice among the Amer
3 Europeans understood
niorts OF home. the restful-
mplcte family society. bet
no wanderers OF the new
ere can be no real domestic
there there is no real do
". There can be no real do
y where the fathor Is con-
the complex responsible
lyersiiled fortune or the
a great ambition. and
fought Of the next novel
oughts OF the mother.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

Los ANGELES, Cal, Sent. ia G
Ainsworth. William tanning end An
drew Young, all residents OF this place
were 20 day appointed appraisers by
the United States District court TO APP
praise the ltata In order to determine
the amount the claimants will have 10
dcpositc ns bail for the vessels release.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-09-26

Lo>pox srpt "a VIZ rnx.r = " a-ih
The fric ~ dis ion1 y VIZ" "'t .~'' -
,.'.<. ~. - ~. =. fosInnd Monday 10
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
SPORTING NOTES.

The game of ball between An0ka and
the Black Caps of Minneapolis, played
at Anoka Wednesday, resulted in q
score Of is to 10 in favor of Anoka.
Thursday evening at o'clock meet
ing was held at the Nicollet House to
form junior amateur ball league, and
the teams of both cities were present.
|. Martin Dukes first game with Bal
timore was q Waterloo for the Red
Face. His team was shut out, while
the batsmen who faced him hit the ball
whenever it came over the plate-which
wasn't very often.
Mike Kelly, Of the Boston Reds. We'd
nesday signed q contract to play with
the Boston league club the remainder
of this and all OF next season. The
contract calls for q salary of 5000 per
annum, and an additional sum in case
of the success Of the club. Kelly said
he was to receive $22, 600 from the
league. He will Join the Boston club at
Cleveland.
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
A Trip Around the World.

Should you be thinking of taking a
trip around the world the following dis
tances NAV interest you: New York to
San Francisco, 3.459 miles; San Fran
CISCO to Yokohama, 4,764; Yokohama,
to Hong Kong, 1920; Hong Kong to
Singapore, 1850; Singapore to Calcutta,
200; Calcutta to Bombay, l 400; Bonn
bay to Alden, 1854; Alden to Suez, 1908;
Suez to Alexandria, $50; Alexandra to
Marsellles. 1900; Marseilles to Paris,
636; Paris to London, 316; London to
Liverpool. 205; Liverpool to New Y ork,
5000. Total, 22,18l miles, But what is
the use of going abroad? Why not see
your Own country first and gain more
thorough knowledge of it's beauties?
The scenery in this faic land of ours
cannot be surpassed. Take, for IN
stance. the natural beauty found among
the dalles of tbeSt. Louis and St. Croix,
all of which are reached in few hours
by the st. Paul & Duluth Railroad-the
Duluth Short Line. If you desire to
travel between st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth and West Superior, and want
the comfort of fine equipment, fast
trains, smooth roadbed, close connec-
tions and fine terminals. always take
the Duluth Short Line, which is TIE
route to take. Information cheerful]y
furnished by Geo. w. Bull. General
Passenger Agent, or Geo. G. Gildllan,
Asst. G. p. a st. Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
A GRAND SUCCESS

Such Was the First Excursion Inaugurated
BY the A. O. II.
Over three hundred members of the
A. o. H., and their friends, from Still.
water, Hudson and New Richmond.
participated in the excursion to Hast
ings and return, last Thursday-the
Twin cities also being represented in
the festivities. Of course it was sue.
cess: that is characteristic OF our Still
water brethren. and those from the
badger State in their enthusiasm,
were not one whit behind in furnishing
their full quota to the attendance and
in every way We'd with the Minnesot-
ians for the we'll earned honors of that
occasion. The steamer Cyclone took
the place of the Henrietta. which
had been originally engaged. and
promptly at 2 p. m. both boat and barge
left the Saltwater levee with its contri-
button to as happy throng as ever
boarded steamer on the st. Croix
waters. Dancing was the principal
amusement, while social converse, sing
ing. recltations, etc.. took up much of
the time of many. About an hour was
spent in Hastings, where large crowd
had gathered, among them many we'll
known and faithful Hibernians, to bid
God-speed to the party returning. Hud,
son was reached about 1890 o'clock
and q little before midnight those from
Saltwater were again in their homes.
There is no need to 60 farther into de
tails. It was an occasion marked with
exceeding pleasure. and not an &C.
cident nor the semblance Of an accident
occurred throughout the round trip,
Beginning with State delegate McCar-
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
MINNEAPOLIS.
HE THEATRES.
The Biiiou.

Ino B1lOu.
Following the MIDI light Bell" at The
Bjiou, and commencing Morday even
ing, August 81. will lie presented for a
weeks engagement the original Yankee
farmer COMEDY, 81 Plunkard. " The
attraction ctfels Sc, eral novelties. The
play itself presents many charming pic
lures OF country life and some reals, ic
scenes are introduced. A unique street
parade-a satire on country bands-is
said to be of most conical descri,:
ton. The company Is said to be fair.
ly clever one and is headed by j. g.
LOWE, comedian, whols salu to de
velop considerable talent in the Yankee
dialect line. The piece is bright and
witty. numerous songs and sueclalitles
are introduced, and the performance is
said to BIZ cleverjy entertaining. The
company is said to embrace twenty
comedians.
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
First pub Aug %, 1891.
NOTICE OFEXPIRATIONO OF REDEMPTIO

In whose name assessed, r. j. Finnegan,. or
?. J: Fnnegan; subdivision OF section, lot or
block, lot q block 49, st. Anthony City. Henne-
pm u91nty year tax leyIed 1884,
May 5, 1856; amount sold tor, $l425; interest,
penalty and costs, A; rota a amount required
Office OF County Auditor, Hennepin County,
Minnesota. TO r. j. Finnegan OF T. J. Finne-
gan: You are hereby notified that, pursuant to
tax judgment-entered in the District Court,
County Of Hennepin, State OF Minnesota, as above
stated-the land herein above described, assess
ed in your name, was sold for tax as above
stated, aud that the time Of redempt on from
said sale allowed by law, will expire sixty days
after service OF this notice. In addition to the
from said sale, the cost of service of this notice
must be paid together with such interest as may
accrue from and after this date.
Wltnes, my hand and official seal, at Minneap~
OILS, in said County OF Hennepin, this 18th day
OF June 1881.
GEO. E. LEDGERWOOD,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... County Auditor.
:: County Auditors /:
+: Seal. nor n D.,ric
'''''' - 80 - go ''''''' No. S48. Deputy.
The Irish standard., 1891-08-29
|Y0UNG man, WHY DO YOU NOT GET MARRIED?

thy the management was most perfect
and one and all of them are deserving
of unstinted praise for the work which
they entered into so heartily for the
good and safety Of all concerned. The
boat is owned by Messrs. Durant &
Wheeler, both Of whom were present
on this occasi N, and to them, too. due
credit should be given for their assist
ance towards making the first annual
excursion of Hiberpians on the St..
Croix an event long to be remembered
and cherished by all who had the pleas
ure of being present.