The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-04-21

lie WROTE THE FOLLOWING LITTER
son can be induced In time, with n 1T
tie gentle persuasion, TO make. He
mnyn't do IL without some persuasion;
SO wc'll let that wait, my lad
lie had been kept inforracd OF the
work of the junior counsel, and his
opinions MS 20 the value of what dis
covcries he had made When IL seemed
good TO him 10 begin operations, nc
wrote the following letter:
"SpAuTA, April q 1894
any DEAR DADHEy; IL II wasn't that I've
got 20 60 20 Augusta on a matter that will take
me week and moro from home, I'd 20 over
20 Millodgcville and have another talk with you
about the Anderson business Dut IL Isn't worth
while. You con do as we'll without as with me
for tho present. and there's no mood OF further
consultation about opening nro Your man
agcmcnt OF things has been capital oil around.
and want you 10 tell tho lovely widow said
so DO you hear'
Tho plan we've agreed upon am sure IA the
best Mako application at once fof letters OF
administration out and out on both estates
and have citation issued rcturnablc 20 the
Same torn OF tho court TO produce tho will for
proof In solemn form. Iagree With you that II
is not worth while 10 go into chnnccry, at least
for tho present, az ANDERSON would OF course
swear OF the equities In our bill 4 send you
o paper with grounds for our cnveat which.
n you think they arc ample ana clearly enough
expressed, file Alter, or add 20, as you may sec
proper
II am still OF tho opinion that Il would be
well 70 bring an action for words, notwIth-
standing they are barred by statute You can
put In the writ q count alleging thcir rcpot-
ton within Il Don't put tho damages under
q quarter Of tho cid mans estate II nothing
else, Il will add 10 tho scare tho other pro-
coodings viii give him, and hos such dovil
that among other weapons, we've got 10 light
him with fire.
I'm anxious 10 take o look at that paper
was glad 20 hear 10 was In the scoun1rois own
handwriting thought nc was too smart not
10 avoid tho suspicion that will raise.
what you write OF Carruthcrs' sayings re-
gard az Ct utmost importance The motive OF
Anderson In having the copy made as 1t was, II
VIC can handle the thing right whom VIC come 20
trial, viii be obliged 20 appear fraud. not
withdrawing such habit with others OF HIS
rapers. My judgment IS that when hts father
demanded his viii, and was put on until night
tho copy was substituted, which he, taking for
tho original, destroyed. This is obliged 10 be
tho case unless tho old man lied out and out.
which nobody believes Unjust see tho paper
before we come 10 trial; ana want 10 have an
Interview with Rachols about Carrutacrs III
try TO get over 10 Millcdgovlllc some time 20
foro court; n not sooner. tho Saturday before.
Meanwhile, Rachcls who can do Il letter than
anybody else should have an ego on Carruth-
ers. he sure that what no got out OF him be-
comes known 20 nobody, not even Mrs Amor.
son. When ANDERSON is struck by our thrco
irst licks II viii make hts hair rise. and II win
be Of some importance II Carruthcrs can DO
kept away from him as much as possible
Whether nc suspects anything or not, holl be
doing something TO keep the wealgling IN his
interest You needn't DO surprised 10 get
through Watson an Offer OF some sort OF com
promise. Watson Is q ilrst.rnto lawyer, and not
bad man. II he suspects his client OF fraud.
hon mako him compromise II TIA possible.
That should appear 10 DO not desired See,
Dabncyf Sccg
well. ! don't know whom Two written 30
long lcttcr Icforo. l dcspiso 20 havo such
thing 20 DO. but I'm more interested IN this
case than Two been In ono for a long time, and
it's not only for our fair clients sake, but for
yours, my dear boy, ana because I owe Amer
son a shaking which want TO pay with inter-
est and costs, doggone him.
III anything very special turns up lot mo
know, and, " IT'S worth whilo, hop IA your
sulhy and drive over here, unleea you think 10
important for mo 10 be there, IN which event
I'll try 10 comc-go, mean. Excuse oil my
grammar Twas too busy with other things
When boy, 20 learn much OF that Dy.by
"Yours, etc. SEAnoRN TORRANCE
'P. $500 hero, Dabnoy dom you fail to tell
Mrs ANDERSON what told yod II you do, III
tell her you asked mo 70 prop you up In lor
esteem ns much rs could. conveniently. Real.
ly, my dear pabncy you have managed this
thing admirably. and you arc ontiucd 20 the
just appreciation OF your client 8. T."
The proceedings begun In tho court
OF ordinary required thirty days no.
ticc by publication In the county news-
paper Civil suits must be fllcd ia
the inferior court clerks Office twenty
days before tho term. Dpbney. Tor
rance approving, decided 10 have copy
and process Of the last put In the hands
OF tho sheriff. with instructions 10
serve them upon ANDERSON on the day
OF the appearance ~ tho advertise
mcnt OF the other In tho Southern Re-
corler.
There Is n curious combination OF
cowardicc and bravery in men like
Anderson. II seems wonderful what
risks they will take when considerable
moneys or other stakes ms precious arc
az the end Of tho pcrloua roads they
undertake 20 travel. There seems
some degree Of insanity In their au-
dacity. ANDERSON had learned 90 stand
with apparent calmncss before out
rpolscn, severe, angry condemnation
OF some OF his Practices, and, whom II
was over, turn away and 60 about hls
Other business. IL was the unexpected.
ness OF the civil suit. far moro than
the newspaper advertisements. that
made him pale In the presence OF the
sheriff. For moment he was thrown
OF his guard; yet In another his long
white teeth appeared behind a sardonic
smilc, and he said: ws.st,..
ro mn coSrTsurD.l