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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
Popular Cotton Dress StnfS At 1870
the Yard,

The following represent as goodly gather.
ing of cottons, both in quality and beauty, as
1919 cents ever bought.
PRINCESS DUCKS, handsome printings on
navy. bluet, black and white grounds; also
plain black, navy, and tan. Per yard 12lac
Royal Pique, in plain navy, white, and tan;
also navy and white stripes and dots and q
variety of pretty printings on which ground.
Per yard 121ac.
JACONET DUCHESS LAWNS. white
ground, with printed stripes Of blue, pink,
lavender green, and yellow; also pretty scroll
and serpentine designs. Per yard 121hc.
PRINTED DIVINITY, in handsome figure
effects and dainty tinted stripes, alternating
with white. Per yard 121bc.
CRINKLED PLIsSE. small printed de-
signs on white and tinted crepon grounds.
Per yard 121h.
SEA ISLAND ZEPHYRs, checks and mar
row stripes dark and like effects. Per yard
1910.
At 25c the Yard.
Our stock at this price is varied, and in
cludes many fabrics that have been selling as
high as forty cents per yard.
KOBE CREPE.-The new japanese Wash
Fabric. Requires no ironing. Msde of silk
and cotton, in checks and stripes. Prices
have been 50 and 4Oc per yard. Now Csc.
ORGANDIE LAWNS, soft finish, sheer
quality, handsome printing. Per yard 25c.
SCOTCH ZEPHYRs, neat checks and
stripes and plain pink and blue; also few
novelties that were 35c per yard. All at 25c.
First foor.."......... .....1Oth-st. building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-F this
section fair with increasing cloudiness; sta
tionary temperature tonight. followed by
slightly cooler weather Tuesday evening
westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03

yChildren of Mary will have their
e-,..hsion to Marshall Hall tomorrow,
the 4th inst. The steamer Charles
Manchester will leave the Aiexandria
wharf at 1890 q. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
OFFICIAL.
TITO THE OWNERS OF DOGS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,
ALEXANDRIA, Va May 81, 1895
All persons owning or intending to keep
any animal of the Dog or canine species must
come forward on or before JUNE 18th, 1895,
and take out license for the same from the
Auditor. After the 18th of June all persons
owning or harboring dogs found on his, her
or their premises without the required license
will be fined (as the laws on the subject re-
qui,e) SIS for every dog SO owned or hsrbored.
Complaint has been frequently made that
many persons fail to take out their license,
and that others pay on one or two dogs when
owning and harbo:ing more or sending them
away during the summer months and bring
ing them back in the fall. Ny attention has
been called to this evasion of the law, with
the request to prevent it by requiring the
policemen to report all such cases. and fine
those who fail to take out license. The Mayor
hopes the police officers will not be required
to report any one. as the law will be enforced.
License, $1.5O.
les I'd HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
Shirt WAISTS.
WRAPPERS.

% dozen Ladies Unlaundered Shirt Waists
Worth 35cat 19c.
is dozen Laundered Shirt Waists. Worth
CSC at Soc
dozen very best Merrimac Print Wrap.
pers, full skirt, 1ufied shoulders, vatican
back. Worth 81 at CSC.
dozen Ladies' Second Mourning Wrap.
psrs, made of Simpsons Prints, full sleeves,
vatican back, ruhled over shoulders. Worth
ST. .25 at Tac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
LOCAL MATTERS.

sun rises tomorrow at $40; and GETS
7:20. High water 3:07 q. m. and
S.Sl p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
LOST.

T OST-On Saturday, on Fairfax street, be.
IL tween King and Gibbon streets, a POCK.
ETBOOK containing two $50 notes and
three 81 notes. suitable reward will be
paid for the return of the book and contents
to this Office. je3 st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Com
pany celebrated their 275th anniversary in
Boston to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03

The United States Cordage Company hi S
gone into tho hands of receiver at Tren-
ton, N J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03

NOTICE.
All licenses to persons doing business in
this city have expired. Those contemplating
continuing business during the coming year
are requested to come forward and procure
licenses for the same.
je1 1w HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
new WASH GOODS.
MASALINdS.

MhSAL1
5 pieces White Masalinas, the very newest
creation in wash goods, at 15c.
3 pieces Heavy Corded White Masalinas
Worth soc at 29c per yard.
25 pieces of "Flutter Ducks" neat styles.
Worth 15c at 9a.c
Is pieces Corded Dimitys, white grounds
stripes and figures, all the different colorings
15c value at CSC.
10 pieces Fast Black French Saline. Worth
25c at 121hc.
10 pieces fast black, (perspiration proof
lace and satin stripe Organizes. Worth 25c
at 15c.
s pieces fast black, yard-wide Lawn. Worth
1910 at CSC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
Bargains in Straw Mattings.

Having all Joints Mating
offne ne Mangs nearly all zoe goods have added
choice goods ne 81 the best values
Our 25c Mang 50 the best offered the market Look
specials Rugs. Rug Rug 81 Rug
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
OUR SALE ON IACES
From the Jaffray auction still continues large.
induced by the extraordinary values offered.
We desire to call attention to few of the
prices for comparison.

Two lots of fine Oriental Lace regular price price
onwdh fine Oriental Guipure aceedgd regular price price Soc
wider Lace description, regular price ST. price 4Oc
Two imitation Tohons very fne regular prices per 81 our
price SOC and per dozen.
We have still left few of the finer advertised Don't miss Sc
curing the 75c white counterpan worth Marsees pat
terms, cheap at $175.
Special bargains in fine Embrodees Embroidery Ang founcing
width imported this 5c Der ward
Fine Swiss Rufing, regular price strip
Specials at l2sc and Csc full Swiss Embroidery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-06-03
Real Oriental Rugs.

very and greatly
saThe Hodges Brothers, Baltimore largest
importers South
We bought
which will Watch for particulars
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
n
.Gsiipt.s

llebfr ben 0egsnwdrtiaen premier-
Minifer atoiitls Iiest man IN elmer
yerlinsr 3eituta
Grispi III trob isiner rs Sabre elm
Bib Der Jrii9s unn Rrdft /: Iein Gang
In anfredt, isine Nsiue9nnger raid,
Der Bid isines Auess IebenDis. 90r-
perliN bsutet ni6ts dit bidenr Manne
alif @reiisnbafti9teits bin. grispi's
Ooupttu0enb III bieaeitht itine Mrbeits-
trait !; iehr spabrIMtinIid bat febr md-
biGe Qebsnsipeife Da3li beieetragen, iie
ibm 10 laaae ~ erhalttn. Grispi trinft
i,nb rau&t nidt, 6asssen bdlt er febr
uisi anf dubere gleQanj. glie CAB Is
Cbertsmben unb Uilets. iptlde auf bic
psiieI1e Gntfernnna 70 fegrei6 i'm
Gtdrlsplan3 eriir0hltsn, ipie oiejtni0en.
nit benen Grispi 5db III Qamnser prd-
jentirt. Gslbla ben III Jtdlisn, bei ben
oerren ,utniaiens ie6r ieIttnen Qurus
ber GlQts ccnbl@nhe trfibt Der olif
oers. unb 4 entItbi0t H& ibrer srit,
iDsnn Il isiHtu Ylat ouf w 1iniiitrs
baat singsNemnlsn tak
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
she Der geino ocr MeniAbeit,

genannt Wtalaria pie eiue 2Dfomptipe NIT Donbampf
anf Db etnbrinat breme iofort init Soitettcrs Dta'
seubitters. oas ieinen Gorti6ritt bemt anb unbetl
perbhtst S9attelfroit unb sSieber IeedfeIfeber.
Milsermeiternns, Milsoerbdrtnns uuo epleen meroem
prompt selinbert unb srnbI furirt burd oiees l1nis
periaibousmittel bas aub in sJdllen bon BilioFtdt
Dpspepiie oser Derbauun9sbeihm @.rftopfuna,
saftrii4sm 8opffpeb. Nerpbiitdt. Rbenmatismus unb
gteuralsie i9nea unb fher bilft. Gegen bic ihdblis
deu Wrfun8en pl6bliben 9emperaturipedfeis segen
Grfaltuns Bel feuem aDeter sesen bte osem seiiti.
ger ueberanitrensuns pber f6rperlider GTeeife nnb
iDnitise ssIunbbeitsi9dblide ginHfffe. LIT es elm
burdaus pertraueusmarbi9es S6nbmitteI. Gs feitist
ben abrper eesen aroufbeit, f6rbert appetit unb
e9lof unb befdleunst bic Retoupaleseeus mad iGDd.
daenben nmb ebrenbeH Rranfbetteu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

- 8ei Better u 9ptle tDnnt Sbr bic
befen uno biqisiten @rabiteine nno
Mpnumente taufen. tt
Sn Wains gerietb mad geenbiz
gung zines Otasfenbales Der oortige
amerifaniihe Goninl beim Nbbolen oer
@arberpbe nit einem Nrste in @treit,
Der 3ulebt IN cine re9elrebte Qauerei
ausartete.
- Ser Undergraduate bat billig
gu perfaufen : ginen 3diefeHel, pierais
&dieoefel, Yreder, Slider, Serben,
Watform, cine Waage furs alles,
mas gum 8etrieb elmer Gdierei n6tbis
1T. Nictpr sslorn, Canton, g.,
go. 100 Soutb gberrp ct.
= Gin furbtbares lntpetter tobte in
Der 6reitas Nadt in @lepelano, Obio,
uno nmeegeno. 8iele bunoert Sele=
srapben= uno Selepbonitansen tuuroen
bonn @turme umeeriilen uno Der 8er=
febr in ben Straben bur6 ifarfen
S1neefall gum She'll unmDalih ge=
ma6t. Nuf Der glepelano= uito pitts=
burg 8abn fonnten cine 3eit lang,
ipesen Der auf Den @eleiien liesenben
Sinoerniiie, feline 3i!se geben.
Nerian8t: $4,000 gu z prosent
3inien. Sleinere Suminen tperben an=
eenommen uno in slei9er Weile Der=
3inst. Ndbere Mustunft in bieier DE
flee. tt
Sn Milersburs purbe lebtbin
in elmer Nadt in bas 9aus bes &pbert
6oree eineebroden unb ni9t nur alles
norfinolide @elo seftoblen, fonoern
au9 cine S9ublabe bes Setretdrs fort=
setraaen, natiirli6 ialnmt benz gan3en
Snbalt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

aablIDs gtqtn bic m1rberiI1t Rrantbeit
empfoblenen Waittel einen 70 uiisges
prGatsn Grfplg ssfeben babe.
WieIIeicbt iit ts benz iinfenben rstitns
3ebnten Sabrbunbert befAieben, neben
ben aablreicben MnstDiihfen elmer pers
fArobensn gulttr, cine ndturipii iens
ihaftlihe Gntbedung ausreifen 5l ie<
ben, ipelhe ba3u beftimmt 1T, bic
Meni1beit bon elmer grimmigen @eibel
3u erlDfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Oie Warifer @efG, 10 q

Die parifer gefdnps
renen iprdhen biefer Sage cine banbs
feffe 2ucrsaia fret, bic Jruu eines bOrs
itdbtii1en Rnsipipirtbes, ipelhe einen
ibrer @tummgdfte erftohen bat In Der
Gntriiitung bariiber, bab er fh ihrer
Gunft asriibmt bate.
B1fes @eniffen. ~Wess
balb }uDen sic 5idb INNER 70 abgeles
gene, meni1enlsere Gtraben 5u Shreu
@paaiergdngsn aus, 6err Meierg" -
Wteier (llbrma9er): sd fDnnte fDnF
ia Sernanbem beseguen, Dem i'd eins
llbr berfaufs babe"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
6. & d. Grcmrttomen.

Cincinnati, Staat Gonpention Der
Dbio Gepublican 2ea9ne, IL. - IL.
Sebrllar.
glepelanb, rationale 8ereili9ung
BON 9aditein Gabritanten, 10. - IL.
6ebruar.
GlepelanD. Sept. Of Sultt. Of tbe N.
6. a., IL. - 90. feb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Sd iins an, 8nnser ~ perlpiiren,

4psb's ptIIen Hno bic beHsn naa.9tfA.Vus
len. ibrbssn bic Uesbauuns. heiIsn waias6ns.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

tiaseit elmer friibern Mittlsilifng ni1t
beltritten iperben. Seber nnbetbeiliats
mirb iibriaens aus bieier loNsnanntsn
4lhtigltelung ben ginbruf geiuinnen.
bab bic beidloiiene Aeiibernns tpeber
nOtbiuenois nod Hug mar.
- Gin luftig Gtiidlein iuirb elmer
bielioen englii6sn 3eitnng aus port
g0albinaton initsetbeili. I'm ieiHsr 0e.
liebten Gin @eldent 81 MAIDEN. iauftt
lib bort Elm ifnoer Buride in eiuem
Qaoen Elm Gdditin Didorp.NQNe unb
Hellte ben Gad In cine g6e, berpeilen
er aina. ieinen beKern Rod anjuaifben.
cynaipiifen frie9ten einige SpabDb0ei
Quf nod ben Niiiien, pta5irien anitdti
Der Gidofns - Qoblen In bas Sddleiil
uns iebten cine tinIGulbige Miene anf,
aIs unier quite Sun9e lpieoertam. Der
nahm ben Sad. meffte ni6ts nnb
madts iiA anf ieinen Qiebesaang. bon
frober grm0rtnna iiber bic Grsnbs. biz
er nit Ieinen NiHen MAIDEN iperbt.
Wis er aber b0s Gddiein Dor ben Mu.
Gen (eines Wdb3ens 6ffnett uno fab.
Oab Die Rifle fi4 In RobleH ser,panbtli
batten, ba mar Die @eite. cine uni9uls
| Diqe Wliene auf3uitten. al, ihm; benu
bas aetdnIbts MdDGen l,annts ibu
IfriiAiDea einen buninsn Qeri unb q
lielbjf permD6fe bsi bet rdthieIbaftfn
0eJMiMtt nnr ID bitt bsraus ~ fnbsn.
lD0b es nit ber Dummbtit biebmdt II
I3itmli& ieine &i&tioIeli tdbt.
| Abpauirt apf sm r1spta8tuv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.


Mr.. In. MaIgieon hns long had a
local reputation as nm expert gardener,
bat this year the elements have supple
mcntcd his talent to the extent Of rem
dcring the products Of his garden
phenomenal, for this northern climate,
IIe has onions fully four inches In
diameter, sweet corn oithc finest quality,
IN abundance, n squnsh vine ilfty feet In
length, nnc tomatoes and parsnips,
l,ccts and carrots OF extraordinary size;
IN iact, Mr.. Mnrgison will be compelled
TO use derrick In harvesting them II the
growing season docs not cease very soon.
The Cosgrovc Concert company gave q
very refined and artistic entertainment
nt the opern house Thursday night.
The Coseroves arc talented musicians
and Miss Marietta In Dell and Harry
w. Fay are very much above the
average performer in their respective
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

How tho New Law viii BE Applied and What
Prisoners Are Eligible.

How tho New Law Will BE Applied and What
Prisoners Are Eligible.
The most important business trans
acted at The joint meeting Of prison
boards, held at Markinuc Island last
week. with Governor Rich presiding, war
the adoption Of rules relating to the
application 81 the new hw for paroling
convicls for good conduct. 1t is made
The duty 81 Nardcns 10 recommend TO
the respective prison bends snch con
vicis as they deem deserving oi parole.
After asccrtnining The convict's previous
record and hnbits. the boards shall
recommend 10 The governor for action.
The employment Of nu attorney Is dis
courarcd. No convict shall be eligible to
rarole until hcehnll have served one-hali
The full term TO which he sentenced, nor
until he has been in the first grade one
year and unless one year and hall be
thrcc-fourths oi tbe full term. No con-
vict under parole shall leave the state
until tie expiration OF his full term.
Convicts shaii 10 rraurd into three
classcs Upon entering they shall be in
the second grndc and then promoted to
Grst or reduced 10 third, according 20
their behavior. Upon being paroled. the
prisoner shall proceed at once to the
place where employment has been Sc
cured for him. II he changes his employ
mcnt or location he must first receive
the permission OF the prison board. He
shall report monthly ms 10 his where
abouis and how he is getting on. he
mnst be honest. avoid evil associates
and behave az u good citizen generally,
Under parole ho shall lie considered IN
the legal custody Of tho governor; lie
shall be liable 10 re-arrcst, and TO be
returned TO prison upon the discretion
Of tho governor until be receives bis fina
discharge a parole convict shall receive
ihe benefit of good time. or ior the forfeit
of the same. as though still in prison. II
lie fails 10 return TO the prison when Sc
ordered by the governor he shall b,
treated az an escnpcd convict.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
CAPT. BENNETT ASSAULTED
William and Thomas Bates. Of Mansfield, \
Arrested for the Crime

William and Thomas Bates. Of Mansfield,
Arrested for the Crime
While engaged in londing machiI
Mt the Mansfield on Monday, Capt. $.
Bennett was the victim Of q viris
assault Tie captains story Oi
affair is about as follows: He was lo
ing u skip on u fiat .car, which '
standing on the wngon-road crossI
The two men came along with q te
and ordered the captain, with curses,
get his car out OF the road. Mr. /;
nett demonstrated with them, whs
upon one OF the men attacked the q
tain with a cant hook. with
assertion, rs The deadly wcat
swoopcd down. that he would knock /
(Bennctt's) brains out Mr.. Benz
caught the hook as it descended, Il
warding off an otherwise death-doal
blow. The captains assistants Il
came To his rescue and the assault
minated. The Bates brothers have /
arrested on the charge of assault, NJ
intent 20 do great bodily harm. TI
were arraigned on Thursday, gave bc
and will be examined next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

4op without correction, but since that
Inc, The item hns been 50 widely copied,
faying even crcpt into IN Iron county
.apcr, in justice to Mr.. Morrison y is
'cccssnry that bricI explanation be
" given. AT the time the convictions
}oted n the above item were made, the
,,cw game law WAS not operative. Thcre-
'nte, the longest period OF incarceration
Lhr justice could infIict in default oi a
icnvier sine was thirty days in the coun-
~ jail. The men had only the amount
oIlnoney imposed in fines and costs and
would have preferred months board
cratis 10 u heavier fine, had their iinan-
cial condition been otherwise. Theirs
were not fair rcputntions, such as siail-lilc
faints. The county would have been
minus costs and month's keep Tor two
men, while the hardship on the trans
grcssors oI the law would not have been
40 great Mr.. Morrison and Prosecuting
Attorney Moriarty are positive that Mr.
statement in regard to the
case Of the Mansfield supervisor, Geo
Maas, is untrue The Journal has mis-
represented Mr.. Morrison, and it would
be graceful ior that paper to correct IL
emOr.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

"A Number Of Upper Peninsula parsi Have
Abused Justice Morrison. OF Crystal hlla.
Deputy Game Warden Mccartbr II bt. lie
was sent 60 Iron county last week 10 lbk after
somc pot.hnntefs Al the mouth o. be Deer
river. some dozen or so miles iron Crystal
Fails, he found two Ia camp and sedrcd evi.
dencc enough 90 convict them. Thie men,
VIM Steele and Frank ncardon--hd arrested
and brought bcione Jnetics AIorrIsonit Crystal
Falls. who. upon their plea Of nillfyilet them
OF with q fine Of $40 and costs eachh punish
ment entirely incommensurafe kith their
offence For others. one OF them thdureryisor
Of the town Of Mansfield, against Whom the
warden me- De charges, the maust9ie refused
10 issue Warrants saying. "it WI no use,"
that no jury would convict and MT II wonid
put the county TO pxpcnte for notlhe A. was
rsmarkcd az the outset Warden Mccarthy wns
hot and his report % state Ctnc Warden
Osborn VIII doubtless raise that gentleman's
temperature. The Crystal Falis Ittice Il likely
20 find Gov Rich mqnlrino nl bis Official
character and meta and "getl a." v NJ.
Mccarthys statements ARE sustained. "in the
neck "-lsscanaba Journal.
The above clipping nppcircd IN the
Escannbn Journal two wcdss ago. At
the time Of IT, publication. 'nE DIAMOND
Dali daided to allow tho matter TO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Steam shovels At Ishpeming viii Start Under
Police or Militia Protection.

Police or Militia Protection.
The Lake Angcline, Lake Superior and
Cleveland Cliffs Iron companies have
finally announced their intention oi
starting their steam shoveis within the
next few days. They have been waiting
for the strikers to come TO their terms
and on this account the manipulation Of
the steam shovels has been delayed.
The Lake Angeine began repairing the
shovels Wednesday and intends starting
next Monday or before.
Tho strikers will certainly oppose the
working OF the shovels. The companies
are well aware OF this and will call for
the troops at the outset. The tenants
Of the compunics' houses have been noti-
fled to vacate their present homes by
September / . II the occupants oil the
houses do not comply with this request
they will be evictcd.
The mine officials held conference
Thursday and decided TO start their
steam shovcls under police or military
protection il necessary. Sheriff Broad
was up from Marquette swearing IN
deputies to do service in ease OF an inter
ference with shovel work. The com
panics have given the shovel operators
n certain time In which TO make up Their
minds. and IN cnsc they decide 10 stay
out men from outside will be put In Their
PLACES. The shovel men sent request
to tho nniun Thursday asking that tho
strike be declared off.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
AN ALLEGED DISCOVERY
II True, II Means Revolution in the IroD'
Business OF the Country

II True, II Means Revolution in the Iroor
Business OF the Country
The discovery has been made by|o
Tennessee Coal, Iron, and Railway b.
pany that low silicon or basic iron, r
able for steel manufacture, can be fc
OF ordinary red iron ore which abos
in endless quantities In Alabama, afs
chcaply, too, as other grades OF plgp.
The Carnegie company today ord
25 900 tons uf the iron shipped to ls-
burg, TO be used in steel manuinctlfis
rapidly ms the furnaces turn itpt.
This discovery is q most impOrtantc,
for IL means that Birmingham wilbn
become an important steel manuIlir-
ing center. Already four steel millsve
been projected. Chicago capitalistre
said to be interested IN one
The above Is special teInm
received by the Chicago Inter Decd on
Wednesday last. Should the repS be
true, n most complete revolution libc
iron ore business would follow tltlis-
covcry, the distinction between Besnel
and non-Bessemer ores being itchy
removed. ~he ores Of tho Birmibau
district are Of the high phosbrui
variety and Inferior IN many rcspet e
the ores Of this field. A discoverxucl
as Is reported above would rendl tli
Menominee range land OF mil sn'
honey.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
MURDER AT IRON MOUNTAIN.
John Knudson the Victim ofa Very Mysterious
Crime.

i%f+ts+ %~@f~~~'f ~'~ r~"r""f - - -
Crime.
The descriptions OF two men, supposed
To be fhe murlercrs 81 John Knudson,
were telegraphed to Sheriff Ball, OF this
city, on Thursday morning. The officer
has kept a sharp lookout since, but has
seen nothing OF the iueitiyes. The mur-,
der Of Knudson occurred at Iron Noun
tain on Wednesday night. At about III
o'clock the victim entered the saloon OF
one Mnrcotta, on Main street. A female
bartender is employed in the place and
she gives the following story: knudson
called Tor a glass OF beer. Sheadmonish-
eel him to drink quickly as the closing
hour had arrived. Knudson drank the
beer and went out, followed by the two
men, whose descriptions were sent to
Sheriff Ball They had been louneing in
the saloon for some time and were un-
known TO the bar-maid. Shortly after
their departure, she heard shot fired.
Policeman COST came up with an inquiry
concerning the shooting. The woman
being unable to explain it, COST lighted
a match and began a search. He soon
found Knudsnn. lying dead on the side
walk, with bullet-hole through his
head. The hair was burned of one side
OF the head by close contact with the ex'
plosion. AT latest reports the mysteri'
ous murderers had not yet been taken
Knudson's money and valuables were
| left on his person.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31
pletrIot FaI, At Groom eay.

For the above occasion the. North
Western Limo will scl excursion tickets
at reduced rates 20 Green Buy and re-
turn. Tickets ON anlc from September 2
o. 6, inclusive, good for return passage
10 September T. 1896. For tickets and
foil Information, apply TO agents e. 4
NV. Ry. 32.33.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-08-31

Will soon be calling the children TO
y here they belong. Your girl or boy
cnn look as neat as the next mans II you
come and get your outfit Tor them OF us.
We have never been better prepared to
sell children's Clothing shoes and Hats
That we are now at The Fair.