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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
Kate Claxton In '.Tha Two Orphans" Tonqh

Kate Claxton In The Two Orphans" Tonight!
Kate Claxton, supported by an excel
lent company, will appear at the Opera
house. tonight, in that famous play,
"The Two Orphans and large audi
encc will, without doubt, attend The
Bangor Wing and Courier of Tuesday
says
That emotional drama "Thc Two
Orphans, which has so long held a high
position in the esteem of the theatre going
public, was presented ut the Opera house,
last night, with Kate Claxton in the role
of the blind girl which she made famous
and impressive years ago. Its popularity
continues and another prosperous year is
doubtless before 1t.
Kate ClaAtons effective portrayal of
the part of Louise" is well known to
thousands and thousands Of people who
have at all times been much moved by
her acting and the impression which she
created last night was of similar char
acter.
The support was in the main competent
and included among the principals, Grace
Reals, Beta Biliors, Marie Bingham,
William Nichols. Neil Warner, r. J. Dus-
tan H. r. Armstrong, and Reyel Gerr-
mine. Miss Bingham's character part
was especially effective.
Special scenery was used in several of
the acts and the piece was well staged.
There was good sized audience iii at
tendance and the presentation was We'll
aDprcciated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

There will he meeting of the ladies
auxiliary in the Y. NJ c. A. rooms, fhis
afternoon at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
IT Depends.

She-Can one receive shock through
the telephone?
He-Well, that depends upon who's at
the other end.-Sheffeld Week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

Forest Martin of Bangor, was in Au
gusta, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

A. NJ. Wight is laying the foundation
of a new house and stable on School
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
In Your Blood

Is the cause of that tired. languid feeling
which af,l;cts you at this season. The
blood is impure and has become thin and
poor. That is why you have no strength,
no appetite. cannot sleep. Purify your
blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
will give you an appetite, tone your
stomach, and invigorate your nerves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
THE YERkES TELESCOPE.
Everybody Eager For Results From the
Largest Telescope In the World.

Public interest in the outcssne of the
great telescope in process of construction
by the noted maker, Alvan G. Clark, en-
hances as the work nears its final stages.
This telescope will be the largest in the
world, surprising the famous Lick observ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
CATARRH

ELY'S CREAM BALM opens and clea,ses
the Nasal Passages, AlIays Pain and Infam-
nation, Heals the Sores, Protects the Mem
brane from cnlds, Restores the Senses Of Taste
and Smell. The Balm is quickly absorbed and
gives relief a. once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy In &C
ton and sure in effect. 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

particle is applied into each nostril and is
agreeable. Price 50 cents at druggists by
nail
ELY BROTHERS, IS Warren ST.. New Yor k
Tu Th&Sat&v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
Born.
ARoosTooK.

Fort Fairfield. Sept. IS, to the wife of John
W. Keen. a son.
KNOX.
Rockland. Sc pit. "a. 10 the wife OF Mr.. A. b
Clark a son.
st. orge, Sept. 10, TO the wife of Mr.. Ed
ward T. Hall, a son.
Warren. sept. 10, to the wife of Mr.. Lewis j
Hills, son.
Clark Island, st. George, Sept. Is. to the wife
OF MI Jacob c. Hapeny, a daughter.
LINCOLN.
Waldoboro. Sept. Is. TO the wife Of Mr. Viii
lie A. Davis son; Sept. 81, to the wife of Mr.
Csgood Miller. a daughter
southport, Sept. 20, to the wife of A. p
Greenleaf, daughter.
Boo'hhay Haroor, Sept. p. to the wife of
Artemus Spofard, daughter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03
KIDNEYS CURE SICK
NESS.
Sick Kidneys The Cause of a
Hundred Diseases.

How Kidneys Cause Disease by not At.
tending 10 Their Duties-Kow They Can
Cure Diseases by Purifying the blood
Our Blood Filters How to Cleanse
Them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-10-03

Fort Fairfield Sept. IS, to the wife of John
W. Keen, n son.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

Florence county has nm interesting
lawsuit on It's hands, the complainauts
being several mill companies OF Mari
nottc. In February, 1894, the new
town OF Homestead wns formed by the
Florence county board. Shortly alter
wards the newly created town levied n
tax Of something over $4,000. II now
appears that the county board had no
business dividing the town Of Common
wealth md creating Homestead. The
people were not allowed TO have voire
in the matter and according 60 law this
II necessary. Furthermore no such large
sum can he levied upon the taxpayers
to rnisc in town having less than one
thousand people. II Is said the Florcncc
people who arc parties To the blundcrarc
now trying io patch the matter up IN
some other way than by ~ lawsuit
Both sides have retained lawyers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
APPROVED.
Judge Stone Sustains the Iron
County Board.
In Its Action Refusing J. NJ. Longycaf
a Rebate OF Money Paid into
the County Treasury.

In tic case OF John NJ. I.ongyear
against the board OF supervisors OF Iron
county, Judge Stone handed down his
opinion last week, sustaining the action
oi the board in refusing 20 pay 10 the re-
lntor certain moneys which he claimed
TO have paid under decree entered on
the petition OF the auditor general Tor the
sale Of certain lands IN this county,
delinquent for taxes leF the year 1889
and 1890.
The relntor claimed this money had
been paid over TO the county treasurer
for illegal costs taxed by the clerk and
sheriff in the issuing and service oi
subpTnaes.
Mr.. Longyear's attorney appeared be-
fore the tile board early in 1898 and re-
qucsted the board to issue a county
order for the sum oI two hundred and
ninety-cight dollars and twenty-five
cents, claiming that he had paid that
sum, under the decree entered in
the case, in excess OF what he
should have paid il the costs Of the shcr-
in and clerk had been rightiully taxed.
The county board allowed this claim,
but after the spring election OF that year
the new board rescindcd the action OF it's
predecessor, refused 10 allow the claims
81 the relntor aud instructed IFS clerk
not To draw the order for the amount
claimed. Then the rclator, 10y Ball 4
Ball, petitioncd the court To compel the
board TO vacate it's resembling order,
allow the claim and issue an order there
for. The county board retained Attor
ney r. T.. Osborn 60 assist the prosecute
ing attorney in the ease. The cnsc was
submitted 20 Judge Stone on briois, by
stipulation, and in handing down his
opinion Judge Stone said "ltsccms to
me that the petitioner should first have
sought TO be relieved from the terms o
the decree. lie did not see iit to appeal
Whether lac can at this late date bc &c
lievcd by petition or proper application
To the Circuit court in Chancery ] do no
now decide. Until this decree is modIleC
or amended, | think il would he a mos
unsccnly thing for this court To issue IL
writ OF mandumus To compel the boar
oi supervisors OF Iron county to rcpa.
u sum OF money which this court, by II
decree, has said the county treasure
should collect. Without going outsid
OF Michigan for authority, think th
board Of supervisors was justified il
resembling its action allowing thi
claim"
THE DIAMOND DmLI. congratulatcs ia
citizens Of Iron county over the result {
this case, aud much credit should 1
given the present board 81 supervisor
for the position which they took IN rel'
ton 10 this claim. The great trouble
the past in Iron county has been becaus
: the bonid OF isupcrvisors and the diIie
cnt township boards of this county hay
been too easily frightened by the tn
Association, in giving rebates an
settling with the association for LEI
than the amount Of taxes riehtiully u
scsscd, and which it ought TO pay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

Williim Daniels, OF Rhinelander,
champion heavyweight boxer OF Wiscon-
sin, writes friend at the 500 that he IN
anxious TO make Il match with Frank
Kellar ci the 500, who ia the heavy
weight champion ~ Michigan, in ~
limited round contest. Daniels is we'll.
known in Crystal Falls as the man who
helped Jim Mccormick out oi the
ring. Mccormick and raniels met
here in ten.round glove contest, on
July lG, 1891, and ON the following
night the former succumbcd 60 mn
attack oI acute pneumonia, orsomething
oI that kind Daniels was arrested ON
the charge OF murder, but was dis
charged, the prosecution having no case
ngainst him. AZ any rate, The DIAMOND
DRILL would admouish Mr. kcllar To
beware oi those pncumonia-laden
knucklcs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
BeLLADoNNA.

Caused the Sudden Illness Of Attorney George
w. Hayden, OF lshpeming.
Considerable talk was occasioncd IN
Crystal Falls on Monday by the report
that Attorney George w. Hayden, OF
Ishpcmng, had become insane at Iron
Mountain Sunday evening, while enroute
Co this city. Later Developments, how
ever, TnE DIAMOND DRILL is pleased TO
state, brings out the fact that Mr.. Hay
den was under the influence OF bella
dounn and has entirely recovered. The
particulars of the case, as given out by
his physician are as follows: about
two weeks ago, when Mr. Hayden was in
Boston on business mission, he met
with a slight accident. He was taking u
bath at the hotel where hc was stopping
and in some manner slipped and fell,
striking his side ON the edge of the tub
Although his injury was quite painful he
did not consult physician until hc rc-
turned home One Of his ribs appeared
to bc fractured but on making thor
ough examination it was found that the
injury was nothing more than n bad
bruise. The physician applied II BELLA
donna plaster. This was about "A week
prior To Sunday.
shortly before Mr.. Hayden started Tor
| Crystal Falls he went TO the hospital
and procured new plaster IIeeXpected
| TO be absent from home few days and
thought il would bc well 20 have new
plaster put on. shortly before starting
for the train which left Ishpcming at
4 O'Clock in the afternoon. Mr. Hayden
removed the old plaster and put on th,
new one. In taking off the old one d
portion OF the skin came with it, causing
his side 90 bleed. He paycd no atten
tion To that but applied the new plaster
rather hastily aud started for the train
"Just before reaching Iron Mountain
hc began TO lose his vision and felt as il
slightly intoxicated. lie was reading nj
the time. Soon hc was unable to see th,
letters on the pnper, lie then felt a very
peculiar dryncss Of the mouth ant
iauccs and burning in the throat anC
Nl'NiNANf NAAA hlAAA AAAAHNs - 'tRhta
became dclirius and not until he awok,
in his bed at his o8n home Tuesday
morning did hc regain possession OF his
faculties The action Of the bcllndonna
upon the system Is that OF ns atropine
All parts Of thcplant arc poisonous. MIR
lInyden's system had absorbed IL nm,
it went TO his brain, having the SAINT
effect MS though he had been a heavy
drinkcr aud was seized with dcliriuu
trcmcns."
1t was not until Tuesday that th
physician learned that Mr.. Hayden ha'
removed the old plaster and put ON Z
: new ono, and from the symptoms whicl
had developed was convinced that th
bcladonna had done it's work, and sucl
proved TO be the case. Mr.. Hayden
friends in Crystal Falls, ms well Ms al
! over the upper peninsula viii be please
to learn that be- has recovered from th
effects Of the poison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
he, indigestion, biliousncss. Try

ache, indigestion, biliousness. Try n
box.
n. +. and George H. Fisher, OF Iron
River. were county seat visitors Tuesday.
j. c. Watson. OF Grand Rapids. was u
business visitorto Crystal Falls Tuesday.
Dom. Dallaioicr. Of Amasa, was n
county seat visitor Thursday.
Emil Guensburg, OF Florence, was in
town Thursday.
Francis A. Brown, OF Marinettc was in
town Tuesday.
II. A. Heath, Of Milwaukee, was in tho
city Sunday.
w. Il. Smith, Chicago, was in the city
Tuesday.
A. Justified was Florence visitor
sunday
A. McLogan, OF Detroit, was in town
Sunday.
Henry Hall is in Iron River
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

A number OF citizens attended the
meeting for the purpose OF asking the
board to investigate and examine the
books uf the hcsupefintcndents of the poor,
some Of them even going so far as TO say
that the books would not bear scrutiniz-
ing. The poor committee were instructed
to look into the books and accounts in
question and ascertain II the complaints
made had any foundation in inct. Tho
committee repaired q the office OF c. Il.
Roberts, secretary OF the poor superin-
tcndents, where they were given prompt
access TO the books. After several hours
oi dilscnt inspection the committee de-
parted, satisfied thct n more accurate
and complete set oi books OF the doines
of puic officials could not bc found in
the state. As the poor superintcndtnts'
report to the county board showed, tho
committee found on flc the original and
itemized bill OF the person 10 whom the
order was drawn, also the name of the
person 10 whom aid WAS given. And
yet, after this report was publicly made
TO the county board, number Of these
citizens departed dissatisfied, grumbling
in their usual way about official corrup-
tion. As usual, the majority OF the
"kickcrs" in this case are men who never
contributed dollar 60 the treasury Of
the county in the payment OF taxes. 1t
is too bad, gentlemen, that your fellow
citizens, the taxpayers, do not reward
your honesty 10y placing you in position
TO protect their pocket books and prop
crty TnE DIAMOND DRILL gricves over
your sorrowful condition, deplores the
fate that forces you TO live out your
lives ~ private citizens.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
CAUGHT AND CLIPPED.

Newsy Notes Of the State Of Superior Boiled
Down for Busy Readers
DIR. A. T.. Anderson, mayor oi IRON
wood, has been made defendant in four
libel suits for $4,000 damages each,
instituted by 5. 5. Curry, Capt j. d..
Day, DR.. i. a. Mcleod mud Capt.
William Trebicock, all lending citizens
of thnt city. DR.. Anderson, in a recent
veto message 20 the council, IT is alleged,
charged these gentlemen with the mis-
management of the city affairs IN the
past. The summons were served on Mr..
Anderson Wednesday night. Several oi
the leading lawyers ON the range have
been engaged by the plaintiffs TO push the
cases and they will undoubtedly prove
Co bc the most interesting litigations
that have occurred in Gogcbic county
since the lIolzhay trial
The first shipment oi washboards from
Gladstone Co a foreign country was
made ON Thursday, the Gladstone
Washboard company having forwarded
an invoice oI It's very superior product
10 A. w. Fraser, Glasgow, Scotland, m
extensive wooden md willow ware dealer
whose territory il Scotland, Ireland ano
north oi England. A communication
from Mr.. Frnser Ca the Washboard com
pany highly commcnds "our" goods, nn'
he confidently expects 60 establish 1
large trade for them. Thus, Il will b
seen that the name and iauic OF Glad
stone continues to go abroad, not onl,
throughout the length and breath q
this commonwealth, but In other land
IA well, hy the establishment Of industr
IN our mi,lst.-Dcltd.
TIE iicdborenrcp, the local Swcdi-
paper, will publish the proceedings oi th
last meeting 81 the Delta county boar
81 supervisors in It's coming issue. III
idea Of publishing the oilicialprocecdinl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

The chalk talk on art Monday evening.
AZ the Baptist church, 10y Geo. II. Patch,
Of stevens Point, was largely attended,
the church being filed To its utmost
capacity by nm attentive and apprecia-
two audience Mr.. Patch proved him
sell master Of the art aml his illus
tratcd lecture will be long remembered
by the people Of Crystal Falls who were
fortunate enough 10 attend. The chalk
talked, and In a language comprehensive
10 young and old. As soon ns the
lecture wa~ completed there wns "A rush
for the pictures and they we're taken by
the ndmiring audience NJ fast M they
could bc handed out.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
MONDAY MEETING.
County Treasurer's Bonds Are
Accepted.
"Refornters" at Work--The Office
ofPoor Superintendents Raid
ed and Books Examined.

At the meeting OF tie Iron county
board held Monday, the question Of
the bond Of the county treasurer was
definitely settled.
The board reconsidered and rescindcd
their action OF acceptance Of the bond
presented at the last meeting, declaring
the bond irregular on the ground that IL
contained the Eames OF members OF the
board. Mr.. Fisher wns thereupon
notified 10y the board 10 file n new bond
in the amount of $4,000. The new
ond was furnished and accepted and an
additional bond in the sum OF $50, 900
ordered by the board, TO be furnished
before the first OF March.
The statement made in these columns
n short time ago that ex.Trcasurer j. +.
Hooking would be retained rs deputy
was, it. now appears, a trifle previous,
as Mr.. Fisher has not yet decided unon
whom lac will confer the appointment Of
deputy, or whether lac will appoint u
deputy at nll. AT present the office has
Mr.. Fishers personal attention.
Supervisor John Etikson, OF Mansfield,
rendered his resignation ns chairman oi
the board. The resignation wns accept
"a and Supervisor Thoburn Gibson, oI
Ilematite township, appointed chair
man.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19
JUST THE THING.

a Law VIII be Enacted Licensing Non Resi-.
dent Hunters.
In the house recently, representative
Foote, OF Kalamazoo, gave notice that
he would introduce n bill amending The
the game laws SO as TO require n license
fee oi $50 from all non-residcnts who
como into Michigan TO hunt deer
The larger number oi hunters come
from other states and IL Is thought
right that the state in It's efforts To pro
tcct the game should dcrivcsome revenue
from this source. Our own citizens pay
taxes to cover the expenses of the gam,
wardcns, and nou.residonts who partici
pate ia the sport ought properly to con
tribute Co the expense.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19


Mr. John NJ. Hall, superintendent Of
the Bay view Summer University und
Reading Course will favor the people of
Crysinl Falls with visit ON Monday,
January 81. lie will speak at the
Methodist Hall on Monday evening at
1880 o'clock. An cfccds are interested
in this great urdcnominationnl cduca-
tional movement. No admission will be
charged. Mr.. Hall especially desires 10
meet the Thoughtful and intelligent
people Of the villngc who will appreciate
the work lac represents, nnd which hns
so rapidly grown under his able supcrin.
tendency.
Work will soon begin ON the new First
Methodist church. II s the hope of the
workers that they mny bc useful on nc
count oi their location down town, bat
there h n universal sense of gratitude ior
the assurance ~ a. new sanctuary ON the
former property.
Fifteen new aud valuable members
hnvc recently been received into the First
NJ f. church. Three conversions con.
stitntc part of the good results OF the
week 81 prayer.
The Epworih and Junior Leagues
recently organized, numbering eighty oi
more, are working splendidly. TheiI
devotional meetings arc inspiring. THEFT
promising start Is due partially Go the
efficient officers elected.
Workers from the church viii hold
/ Evnngclistic services nt the shaicr Mine
ON Sunday ut 3 p. ~.
The subjects for the First NJ. y. churcl
tomorrow viii he Morning Angelic
Missionaries" Evening Historic TX
ample Ruth"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

OF the bonrd of supervisors in paper
printed in foreign tongue and with a
circulation Of only couple OF hundred
copies, looks as suspicious as IL docs
strange. With five English papers in the
county, the Mirror would like 90 know
on what grounds the Mcdborgarn has
been awarded the county printing
Mirror.
Just before his retirement from Office,
Governor Peck, OF Wisconsin, pardoned
Charles Sleislitz. who was convicted OF
numbering Solomon Felch, OF Iron
Mountain, six years ago last October,
and sentenced TO twenty years imprison-
ment at Wnupun. The crime was com
miited near Pembine, where Felch had "A
homestead, and was the outcome OF a
drunken quarrel, aud the foul deed was
committed with rifle.
The ministerial association has begun
to take religious census OF the 500.
The census will show who are church
members, aud of what denomination,
those who are not church members and
their church preference il amy, and those
who attend Sunday school and those
who do not.
Editor Fiield, Of the Menominee
Herald, was held up" recently, but the
iootpads, catching the glitter OF the cdi-
torial shears as they protruded from his
pocket. beat precipitate retreat,
evidently knowing that in the hands OF
an experienced journalist, "the shears
are mighticr than the sword"
The St lsnacc Enterprise says TINT II
man in that town is dying 10y inches
He is engaged to he married and can't
afford to marry before two years. and
is gradually wearing himself out by being
a lover. It's worse on the constitution
than chills.
Marquette wants bronze statue o.
Father Marquette and has a chance e
get il very chcap--a bronze copy OF th,
marble statue ordered 10y the state q
Wisconsin-for six Thousand dollars.
The Norway aud Escanaba loot bal
teams fought draw recently The Nor
wcgians are confident Of victory, how
ever, when their "lilocks" shall have
grown to the required length.
l.. A. Badour, late Of the Marnett
Argus, has purchased the Meuomlnc
Enterprise Of H. G. Smith and assume,
its management this week. Mr.. T. 5
Payne is the city editor.
The board Of supervisors OF Houghto
county have decided TO build stce
bridge across Portage Lake. The con
tract will bc LET in about two weeks.
John Gloiu, charged with the murde
OF Samuel Daniels, at Iron Mountain
was acquitted,
Tile Rev. DR.. Todd gaycn sermon Q
municipal reform nt Escanaba Sundn
night, in which the officers OF the sand
city were numerically roasted.
i The charges OF corruption brough
against Chief OF Police Charles Ehner
c Of Escanaba, were not proven and NJ
i Ehncrd was discharged.
e A Swcdc at the 500, while sulierir
: from typhoid fever, got out oi bed an
+ ran around the streets in his night shir
The new Commercial housc, at {!
G 500, was damaged by fire to the amour
: Of SS, 900. Insurance 81, 200.
JAG. Rucholtz, an Escnnaba liqu'
! dealer, is held for trial for selling beer
q minor.
!. John lIcdquist, Of Iron Mountain, G.
his thront with razor inHicting a fat
injury.
Ishpcmng Firms are cmigrating
Alaska.
The 500 wants marine hospital.
n ST. Ignacc wants dry dock.
~ - -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

The officers Of John T.. IIartc Corps,
No. 2t3, w. 4. G., were installed at their
hall ON Saturday evening last. Soldiers
and friends were present and after In
stalIaiion dainty luncheon was served
and pleasant evening passed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-01-19

You need Quilt or Blanket, n
pair OF Shoes or Carpet; a pair
of Gloves or Petticoat, or Bed
Spread or Tablecloth; an Ulster
or an Overcoat; a Hat. an Apron,
or a suit of Clothes; a Cloak, q
Corset, or a pair of Hose; some
Towels, Napkins and Yarn. 1t
certainly can do no harm to buy
suit Of underwear while