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The evening world., 1894-07-03
The Lenox's Outing,

whose headquarters are at 30 ALEU- street. viii
bee given at DlaUcks Pavilion. Woodslde. l. Il
On sunday, July -. There Will be games and
all the pleasant features usual to pitEic The
proceeds o. this outing will he given to the Sick
tables fund Tickets are only 10 cents "a h.
The omesrs Of the "Lsl0X' are. Harry Levy,
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Nice Fourth OF July Lunch.

Stewed Caulihower. Hot
Ice-Cold Mayonnaise.
Broiled Chicken Hslibut.
Little Beet. Drawn Butter.
Rolls. Hard Butter.
Cream Muskmelon.
Cup Cake.
Iced Tea
Note.-The caulihower should be tender
enough to fall apart. Make q course Of Il.
Have a creamy gravy for the halibut; serve
on a big platter and line the edge Of II
spriss OF parsley. Select melons OF uniform
size divide and all the sweet yellow cups
with vanilla ice-cream.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

In the light OF recent Developments
the spectacle of Police Commission{v
McClave investigating patrolman /n
charge of bribery will be an linz
'structive object lesson for the people of
New York
The evening world., 1894-07-03
A Grand Success.

To the Editor:
An entertainment was given by Miss Josephine
Hubbard. N. Howard. L. oDren, q. O. Brien. $
OBrien. s. Hearty, NJ Coffee and V. Shields
81 Fourth place. II grand success TIL,
money collected amounted to 50. We intend to dc
more for the poor babies.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
A Friend OF the Kids"

My Dear Miss Thornton:
was at the Roof Garicn last nigh, and en-
,oycd you and your songs immensely. but from
where stood could not throw you n cent 10
the kids" now lnciose 81 to start the ha,
this evening. and hope they may bring both you
and the babies good luck. Yours very truly.
". H. WILLIAMS
The evening world., 1894-07-03

The lace jabot may be used or not One
very charming model is waist with
couple of rows Of insertion across the
chest. and the whole thing lace and
surah silk. accordian plated. Another
pretty thing is dotted Swiss, gathered at
the neck and waist, and belted in with
N e skirt hand.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

President: charles Fiovshy. vics-Prssident;
81 ,,oisyetc. secrs,ary Joe Whitman, Treasurer.
AID Narf loncn Goldsands, Ralph New.
m.ttce " AfrausemeH.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
COL. JACQUES ARRESTED.
Charged with Fraud In Connection
with the TOwnley Claim.

(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, July 3.-Col. jacques, who
represented Lawrence. the American
claimant to the Townley estates. was
arrested to-day charged with fraudulent
practices in connection with the claim.
Howell Thomas, formerly the Col
onel's solicitor, was sentenced yesterday
to five years penal servitude. after
having been convicted of obtaining
money under false pretenses and of
forging documents connected with the
case.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
|HgV9E||II!B|g k$|IHeME)

Ing may be EXTENDED at an angle from
the piazza. Fit round sticks three feee
long into sockets on the corner posts Of
the piazza and into the opposite end
screw hook. which is to fasten through
a ring on the lower edge Of the awning.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Straining the authority of the Federal
courts to issue dragnet orders OF arrest
against strikers MAY be remedy tor
the excuses of a strike. but it is a rem
'edy which Is worse than the disease.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
GILLIAN FINANCES.
President Montt Declares the Con-
version of Currency Certain.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press)
LONDON. July 3.-A despatch to The
Times from Santiago. Chill. says that
President Montt declares that the con-
version of the currency In July. 1885, at
the rate Of "a pence, is certain and abso-
lutely necessary in order to protect the
credit of the Republic.
The Treasury. 1t is added, now holds
reserve OF 1850, 900. and the nitrate field
sales OF October next are expected to
realize nearly two millions.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
whnt/FIorinc ana stella Did.

"" s'' an entertainment last evening at the
'd "'/the bsnsht Of your Sick Babies Fund.
d. red and sang for the guests and after
OTIS Took up 4 collection which amounted to
We incloso the amount In the letter Per
'', when we 20 to the country we can have
yer entertainment and send YOU some more
~. We hope that the babies may keep well
nave pleasant Summer Your friends
FLOBINE HAAS aged II.
STELLA o. PElSER, aged Q.
Madison Avenue Hotel
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Matrimony Cheap in Australia.

Those to whom the wedding fee IL al
obstacle to matrimony should emisratS
to Melbourne. Australia. where clergyk
men vie with each other in their adv
vertisements to tie the knot cheaply.
Their charges range from $3.50 to M
cents, and in some cases the wedding
breakfast and ring are included.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Steamer venetia Again Anoat.
CIV Associated Press)

LONDON, July 3.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Venetia, Capt
Won Bassewitz, which sailed from Chris
tiansand on June 80 for New York, and
went ashore at Stroma Island, was
fioated last evening So far as can be
seen, the steamer sustained no damage
and proceeded on her voyage.
City of Fex Loyal to Abdul Ais.
(By Associated Press)
TANGIER, July "a copy of the
document announcing the adhesion of
the city Of Fee to the new Sultan.
Abdul Aziz. was deposited yesterday
under the caves OF the Mosque. Sacri-
fices and gifts TO the Mosque were made
at the same time.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
crew o, rs. $. New York.

There src bis " r,s under the blue shirts OF
the ,-,w ~ be Us. s New York Some Of the
men READ Trout Fbe snfterinss of the babies in
y thu Sew Y.rk fements. and suggested tina, some
sIn.tauut CIV fssion Of sympathy be made A
,.I, ".n Taken up and the sum ~ sl2 SO
M"' t"' ne, which was forwarded to the Sick
The evening world., 1894-07-03
They Arc on Pearl River.

TO INC Tdt0r:
Please find 81 inc'osed: on'y wish could make
some poor sick baby as happy as we are ea We
are In tho country having lots OF fun.
PRESTON PEN.
llernds Prize BABY.
ISABELLA T. PEN.
Pearl River
The evening world., 1894-07-03

TO the Sugar Trust Senator Quay re-
turns good for goods.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Celebrate Independence Day by regis
tering vow to do your utmost to make
New York independent Of the bosses.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

British yachtsmen think Vigilant is q
powerful craft. In little while they
will have ocular evidence that she is a
powerful craft.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

To NIL the field with straight" local
tickets will be to give the city straight
back to Crokerism.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Loyal Tammany men will go down the
bay to meet Mr.. Croker tomorrow,
and will studiously refrain from asking
him where he got It,
The evening world., 1894-07-03

The tax assessments reveal the exist
ence Of widespread poverty among the
rich men OF New York.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

In the little comedy OF investigation
gotten UP by the Police Commissioners
Supt. Byrnes has been assigned to
thinking part.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Plated WnistcORts.

Now comes the last Of the mannish
waistcoats The duck and cloth waist
C ats are not eminine emo gh for woman
ly women. and the introdt elton OF lace
chiffon and silk waists, tucked.
plated and gathered, has been received
With delight. AS the cut shows, the new
waistcoats are sleeveless and very cool.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
COMEDIANS ON THE BASES.
"l4e2" and 1.-THE Passing Show
Actors Will tlay Bali July 10.
Novel Game at the Polo Grounds I'm
Aid OF Sick Babies Fund.

A game OF baseball which IS sure to
be unique in the annals Of the grea,
American pastlme Is that scheduled for
July 10 on the Polo Grounds, in aid o,
The Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund. The game is the reslt of chai
lenge from the experts OF THE Passlns
Show" Company, at the Casino, to the
leather-chasers OF L. T.. Rlce's .l4s2'
company. at the Garden Theatre.
The suggestion to play the game for
the benefit of that worthiest of chart
ties, THE Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund. came from the Thespans them
selves. They sought and instantly Sc
cured the cooperation of THE Evening
World" and in answer to this papers
suggestion to Treasurer L. B. Talcott,
OF the New York Baseball Club. that he
donate the use of the Polo Grounds
came this ready response by wire from
Lake George, whittier Mr. Talcott is
passing the Summer with his estimabie
wife:
Editor Evening World"
-, The Grounds ara certainly at your disposal
Please notify the man in charge.
L. d. TALcoTT
Treasurer Talcetts quick reply de.
inonstrates his characteristic generosity
OF charity.
The contest Is bound to be an uncom-
monty funny affair. and, at that, the
fine points OF the game will not be lost
sight of, for there are number of
deeply dyed cranks In the ranks of the
fhespians, who know how to ''play
BALI all the time.
Each OF the players will be costumed
as his fancy dictates, and as every
latitude In this respect will be allowed
something extremely grotesque liz sure
to be presented. The personnel of the
mines follows:
. Passing
li92 Team. Show" Team.
ia NJ. FAVOR ID, Harry Standish. ID.
r; howard. 20. Seymour Hess, %.
water jones' Sb. Lee Harrison. Sd.
Luther. c. Gus PiXley. SIS.
J.. BraCkett, p, VIII Cameron, CT.
J. heefe, r.. George Schiller. CT.
wagner, II. John MARI, II.
McCauley. rs. Bob Mackey, D.
Moody. CT Black Pickaninny." @
"l+92' Substitutes-W Walton and S.avip.
f. h. Rice, r.. II. Price, VIII Palmer
and Richard Harlow.
Passing Show Substitutes-Jefr De
Angels. Paul Arthur and John T. Hem
shaw
After receiving every assurance that
no violence Will be attempted at any
stage of the game, De Wolf Hopper ha s
consented TO act as umpire. lie is
afraid 1t will be the worst act of his
life.
The mines and substitutes with their
'rooters'' win drive to the Polo Grounds
In tally-ho coaches. The game will be
called at o'clock.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Celebrate. tomorrow. not too well. but
wisely.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Attorney-General Oiney is too jealous
In what he doesn't do against the Trusts
and In what he does do for the railroads,
The evening world., 1894-07-03

The Injunction 'sshed yesterday by
Judges Wood and II osseup IN Chicago
ID described as "a Eer,taUle dragnet in
the matter oi legel ,erU.age, one OF
those peculiar ENVIRONMENTS that pun
isnes all ,ndi.idu3l lor dong a certain
thing' and Is eauTIly merciiess II he does
not 90 H. So II diElcu4t 10 understand
now the STRIKERS can maintain their
present poAcy/ and at the same time
eSade It's ope9atIon or escape Its Iuiiu-
ence. II thif' description is correct, the
courto navel been used Tor purpose
never intenfaed by the Constitution,
Dr. GraYldy, the Chambers Street Hos
pital DOCTOR who refused to treat a
bieeding/ patient because the fellow
was imfoudent," says he has no time to
"frittef away" on reporters. He speaks
nippaHitly OF "trIflng. inquisitive
pfeifH DR.. Grandy will learn, in the
course OF time. that an honest press Is
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Little Sic's GIFT,

To the Editor:
send Enclosed 81 for the Sick Babies Fund
LITTLE VICTORIA FORREST.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Fire mt Antwerp's Docks.

ANTWERP, July Sire broke out
at the docks this morning Large stocks
of lumber were destroyed, but no dam
age was done 70 shipping.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Winnie's Dollar

To the Editor
Inciosed please find 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund Yours truly. WINNIE
The evening world., 1894-07-03

Pennsylvania Junior United States
Senator to the Sugar Trust: In hoe
Quay vinces.'
The evening world., 1894-07-03

New York Is bossed too much. Let us
change 1t all In the Fall.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Mn gic-LHntern show.


To the Editor:
Inciosed please md A9S. tho proceeds OF .
magic lantern show held at q West sixty-hrst
street by
l.. G. Kaempter. NJ Davis,
l.. j. Ksenirter, J. Davis
Ii, NJ, kaemp,er.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
A Bully Boy, Too.

To the Editor.
IncIoHed please and 81 for the Sick Babies Fun
boy" Orange ~ J.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

What SpOils the Complexion.
Nothing Is so destructive to the COM
plexion as a bad temper. One must feel
pleasant and kind to look SO.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
Best and Worst busters.

An old silk handkerchief makes the
very best Of busters. as q bunch on
feathers on the end Of stick make y
the very worst.
The evening world., 1894-07-03

II Croker catches New York again In
the Fall. nobody will need to ask where
he got II. Everybody viii know that
straight" local tickets gave 1t to him.
Supt. Byrnes is too good detective
to be intrusted with the investigation"
proposed by Police Commissioners Mar
tin and Sheehan He would very prob
ably find out something.
The evening world., 1894-07-03
The other Girl Had Him.

To the Eiito-!
We have a gentleman friend who always VAIN
home with Us from church or anywhere We NEE
MIN and has. always been very friendly to~ara.
ua Last week we were At an excursion ana 'n'''
- mel youRS lay friend, with whom he spss'
the entire day completely Ignoring US. But 20"
time me- he was AZ friendly a. ever w
are not jealous but angry at being hish'so
How should We treat him. as We think . u~s
deal Of him ana would not like TO DO on oss
terms with him. vet would like to let him Know
we felt sl,rhtsa, OLIVE and VIOLA. Brooklyn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

While this will not mitigate their
political sentence. IL will remove
the odium which would otherwise
follow them in the minds OF their
friends. The disgrace that has
fallen upon the state of Michigan
through the procedure should
teach the people a much-needed
lesson. The parsimony which
has been practiced in the past in
compensation of state officials
for their iabors is directly re-
sponsible for the example, which,
followed by the deposed officers,
cost them their official reputa-
tons. For the money paid,
no man, unless he be o mil
lionaire of more than extraordin-
airy philanthropic turn of mind,
can afford to devote his time
exclusively TO the duties OF
his Office. The result is in strict
accordance with the infiexible
law, a poorly paid servant is a
mighty poor servant. Unable TO
give proper attention to their
duties, the practice Of allowing
much of the labor TO devolve up
on better paid subordinates was
Instituted and in following this
practice, the deposed officials
fell. The amendment 10 increase
the salaries Of the several state
officials should be again submit
ted and the people, as safeguard
to the welfare of their state,
should see to it that it is passed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
DISHONESTY.

Reader, have you heard OF that old
adngc. when thieves TALL out, honest
people will get their dues"
For long time past the Mirror has
been exposing the official corruption
practiced in Crystal Falls, and Iron
county, in general, but The DIAMOND
DRn.L, tho organ Of tho boodIers, pap.
suckers and tax-caters, always defended
the gang. Lately, however, there has
been family row" among tho faithful
in Crystal Falls, and TuE DIAMOND DRuI.
comes out Aat-iootcd aud acknowledges
that there has boen highway robbery
going on In the capital Of Iron county
Escanaba Mirror.
More unauthorized dishonesty
was never engrossed In fewer
lines than that above.
The man who wrote IL and the
paper that gave IL publicity are
guilty of tho foulest kind OF
falsity. The blatant Escanaba
Mirror has been "exposing OFF.
cial corruption in Iron county
but its imbecile efforts have new.
or been directed ut the village OF
Crystal Falls. They have heaped
abuse upon reputable county Of
ficials whose integrity Mr.. Nc
Kenna is not qualified 10 Judge.
Where incapacity, and perhaps
boodling, existed, the Mirror has
been silent and when II boasts OF
exposing such in the village of
Crystal Falls, Il Is guilty of false.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
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OF California, and wish tc make the trip
in the quickest and most comfortable
manner, he sure that your ticket reads
via the Chicago & Nurth-Western, Union
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Offering an exceptionally favorable OPP
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Tor SD per berth from Council Bluff. ar
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one.way tickets are now on sale via the
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ern Ry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
WE wonder upon what grounds

WE wonder upon what grounds
Supervisor Paul N. Minckler
expects to gain the suffrages OF
the voters o.. Iron River ttown-
ship at the approaching Cleo.
ton. Can it be from I q fact
that he assessed his own l-nds
at the rate Of $50 per forty az res,
while those of poor homests sders
who find il a difficult ma. ,tr TO
rake and scrape together the
amount OF their tax are valued
at from $3.50 to 5000 per forty
acres on the assessment roll.
recently placed in the hands OF
the county treasurer, Or, is il
because he allows the poor
people OF Iron River township
TO carry their township war
rants unpaid, while he utilizes
"snaps" like the Edminister
episode, considered at length in
another column, for converting
his own warrants into money?
Must be he has some "cinch" on
the poor people of Iron River
township. What is it?
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

A PAPER at Iron Mountain Is
still harping about that salary
Attorney General Ellis returned
TO the state treasury as soon rs
he discovered it had been illegally
drawn. Ellis, who is on trial for
forgery. conspiracy, falsifying
records and a few minor failings,
has not returned any salary and
has been in the supreme court
for weeks attempting to prove
that il was his due. It's time the
Iron Mountain paper found some
of these things out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

In the victory OF Governor
Rich in the Supreme court de-
cision. relative to the removal OF
the offending state officials. Joch-
i'm, Hambitzer and Berry. the
political graves OF the unfortun.
ate officials have been dug. They,
like Dan Soper, will be relegated
to the rear and cease TO exist in
Michigan state politics. Consid-
ering their case from an unpreju.
diced point OF view, IL is most
unfortunate, in that IL is evident
that the grievance upon which
they were compelled TO vacate
their Offices was made purely
through error. There has been
no evidence TO substantiate the
fact that the men were guilty OF
\ desire TO defeat the will of the
people for their own profit. They
simply acted as have probably
All their predecessors up TO the
present time. allowing subordin.
ates too much responsibility In
the performance OF the duties at.
taching TO their Offices. The an
tncedents OF Jochim and Hambit-
zcr arc we'll known in the upper
nnninsula and are OF O nature
thaf crndicatcs even = surmiEe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

There il moro caiarrh In this section
81 the country than all other disssp ca
put together, and until the last Few years
WINS supposed To be incursbls. For a
trcat many years doctors pronounced IL
u local disenso, and prescribed local rem
cslics. anil by constant failing To cure
With local treatment, pronounced u In
curnble. Science has proven caArrh 20
be a constitutional disease and thsrsfore
requires unconstitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by N. J.
Cheney 4 Co, Toledo, Ohio, y tho only
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24

methods has aided materially in
sinking the village into debt and
consequently has dictated no ex-
posture OF the same. THE DIA-
MoND DRILL, by the stand it has
taken against the methods lately
employed in the village of Crys-
tai Falls has incurred the lasting
enmity OF the corruption cores
pondent" OF the Escanaba Mir
ror-the dictator of the senseless
rot against Iron county officials.
The Escanaba Mirror has earned
no victory in the recent elections
in Crystal Falls. 1t is numbered
among the slain. We doubt very
much that the Mirrors efforts
ever will be crowned with success
for the reason that it enjoys no
prestige with decent people. Its
manifestly Observation-Disclosures and
contemplate blackguardism have
rendered it a dangerous organ OF
SANDER and the tool OF the worst
element of society. Laudatory
words in the columns Of the Mir
ror are not considered compli-
mentary here and q scathing
attack upon ones character is
deemed a good and sufficient
recommendation OF integrity. We
therefore refuse to consider the
Mirrors base allusion TO THE
DIAMOND DRILL. II is not an
institution OF theivery, is not so
considered by reputable people
and the say-so OF the disgruntled
hulk at Escanaba to the contrary
carries very little wholesome in
fluence. Let the rowdy rant!
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-03-24
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