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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-06-12
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AUSTIN cOR1IN DEAD.


s..aiis waanara D, being rns.~. -,
- .rfs-s~. nsssh f.sI..- 80
Mssh..s g.. s"-~a1aaa .si.s ns-s
-h,a fa-sll. >.e.... ..'.'@ .. Coz
s,er As-.,.r. >I~... - DE- fasi hsn
NEwl'vsT. ~ a.. Jup.
eorbin and his nrpn.w. ,,-l.;-, t.s--''
with Dr. Paul ku..z:..r ..n., - -
John >toArs. sta~f... 80, /, =.
abou. .hrec o'rl.e. x,..,..r.,..-- ~
noon. On going ont ~ -.
t4ir faril h0lse fa.. h.,-...- ISL -
ping egrr the oaen .sr~;,.-.
the occupant, sionn 49, ,..,'.,.,.....'. ~
.to4i e4ra. feet s-ai...
he ialsiiv saM ,h.. ,............
Tue = Az1a and hnrr..-t y. .s
a-ne- s'sIn i.e farm h,n
ionn- Nr. C.roia cans .-....
rlhiy Wounded III, u..,,...,. 80.
-"ri1- wsrr also r.n ......,-
3 'aehnAn 'vas unrens s,.. ALA
pireniiy Rurt rh.. rt.r,, ~ ..s
"ers carried 10 the hou,. An, .,....--.
slii..-onesi
Ar 1uriiE's ininrie. 49,. 49,
serious. = compound sr.,...r,-.. II. ~.
Fish leg above :h. A.... I, f...-...l -...'s,.
wound over four inrh.-~ lo,,.-
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ne work OF restoration is pro0rass
.ne IN earnest. Every laborer annlv,
ing for work is given something tn AZ
ana there are hundreds Of on,or'
tunities for men who want emnlov.
ment at fair wages.
hundreds of teams are busy hauli,,
building material. while on everv band
the mortor-mixer and the hod carrier
can De seen at work Brick masons
carpenters and timers are thick a.
Us AZ nive. repairing houses. busi-
ness and manufacturing buildings ~.
ucationai institutions an. churches
which were more or less aama.,aa
"orAinen are also beginning rs rebr.id
structures that were en.ireI- IA
eroYed The sound OF the bapme-
and the saw and the trowel cap NJ.
heara on every hand the first potjee- 4
anie indication OF restoration pTor-
ing vans filed with household rand.
arr yet ut work carrying loads to o,ba-
parts 81 the city. and families rendered
homeless oy the storm are hndiDr .a.n.
residences elsewhere.
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Tie number ~ sheep in New Sor,h
Wales fell CT a.nc0uoc during ~.
yeas lssi and i~95. and a -erv large
decrease ~ he wool clip for isc~s i an.
itcipated. The Australians attribute
inesr LOSES 10 the disastrous drought.
Happily they do not know that ~.
arrrght vas o-~asioned b. Is s,assa-e
of tne Wilson tariff bill. They DO aot
have the felicity of readir1y American
sarih literature and thus firding Tia
"A r-reaehing consequences OF that dire.
.ni act Of legislation. -Philadelphis
Record
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ABOUT DEFICITS.
"s1~~ 70 SUPPOSE Ihi. go.,tr =.
""r~- on B~cau<- %. Then

III there had been no change ia ,ha
Arninler tariff 81 I>o0 the ..ov--r.
A'ent ~~Eld sill have been confronted
VITA 2 Ie-cit- The Harrison adnf,fs.
ration only managed 10 pull ,hra,,.,,
without raining behind whi,a a.,
patirg the surplus bv seizir.- tn. $50,
INTENDED for the reder,1p.ion .f -
- - notes I'D order 70 ray its waw
'a1ipa dollar congress no, onIv
lIA'le huge crt ia the revenue ~ IL
prI.in- Inc tax On sugar and b. o.Ea,
'-F'E cAan-eS- blt il a. the SANE ,sr,,a
a.l1~c vastly 70 Fixed expendi.r-.s
Ahr s'eveiani administration felI h..i,
Y" bankrupt treasury. diminished ~.
gone and enlarged expenditure. tt.
-l-Alre ~ the Income tax f-a&pra ~
VIZ = i.son blil cut off SOD geo ~ 49,.
t'eiF patel yearly revenue. and 800.
n1N been consequent shortage vvhi..h
"ii grow smaller as business sh.4l
rad daily recover from IL. er.n.-
~ Tie panic IL is mistaI-. -
'uppo>e- however. that the re-enac.-
''rni ~ the Mckinley tariff schedules
'e1ia pnt tine treasury on lis lee,
~ = further mistake IL sun,os.
naf The people Of the United >,a,.,
~ any worse of hecans+. OF the trea~.
'FE deficits IL the money 20 ,nsk.
'occ the deficits had been taken f-o-,
? payers they would have been n-e.
i~eiS that much poorer The rate ~
interest paid by the government. or -.
"fruWin<s - no greater than The
ORTIZ Of unpaid tax money 10 holder J
-Dm wnu-1 thu. r-nwrr~rr..r. L..
s1ed less than i needed during The y
~ three years The federal treas
~ : only another name for the uuh.
pocket. Int this j. = view az III.
after which the calamity. sa5ngers
p pirate ABOUT the vast increase ~ NJ
= public debt carefully suppress AMI ]
'eP cat ~ sight Philadelphia Re-
L.
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a NEW TRIAL REFUSED
ana DIAN ord smux<i.r k@ek wiz -
Sentenced >.at gr@.a.r

fHiLADKIf'islA- June q judge n-.-
Ter in the United states ai-sr;,, -.
yesterday. oserrnlra The motion fo- !
new trial ~ the case 81 Herman Keel,
a diamond merchant ~ csnr,nn..ls
VINO was convicted 81 attempting ~
sinuggle 5000 worth Of ,iam,.-. NJ
into TINS port from Antwerp. win -
al 81 Capt Frank I.oc,nS.z ~ 49,
steamer Eiynland- keck. who Il Nv.
1t liberty under $1,000 bail III,
PROBABLY be sentenced on Tuesday
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EAST ST. LOUIS.
signs or Rapid Rrcup~rsiion- wa-.
81 the Relief Committee.

: -. L"rIs, June s.-ln our sister cir
: across the river recrpera.ion b.> ~.
Huh. while An apatheiic stapar ~.
Neloped hundreds Of sufferers ~. u.
aeti"n among hose citizens ur.,p 4. nm,
depends the ciiy's progress has 49,
co.nplete and cifectual
Already the corporations ,vb;.h -
'r'i the p1oiie transportation. com.
inunicaiion and Lighting facilities baxs
accomplished almost half the ne...s.
sary repairs ~ their plants: new roofs
windows, doors and walls have ben
paced on damaged structures: stree,
aiter street has been cleared nf vr,...i,-
age; store after store has hea, -
opened. ana pile after pile of worth.
less debris has been burned.
ne marvellous work az the relie,
comm Tees has commenced 10 show
= sanitary effects Families who
hAd abandoned themselves -
desperation have been ne-va5
10 effort: more than 1000 nersan.
nave oeen saved from starvation.
rl"'ned wifh necessary wearing an
pare, and fully $50 sheiterless persons
Already suffering the ailments which
icerue from exposure. have been placed
inder temporary roofs.
u Is impossible 10 calculate n.
uits obtained by the relief corps. bu,
. members announce that if they ara
ot afforded the means with wbich ~
ontinue their work the Consequences 8
~ De almost as unfortunate as the u
iiiure OF their efforts would hxx. I
GEN.
me death list from the tornado nov !
'ots up ~. four deaths having oc- (,
irred since Sunday Following -. j
st of the identified dead: u
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RELIEF AND REPAIR
1ho Watchwords in st. Louis ard
last st. Louis.
"'hk3hg Order Out OF Chaos. WIN.
'"e hehef Committees Are Getting
iheir Work >ystematIxed
omeiai Death List.


y Louis, June 3. st I.onis = grad
u"Ny pulling herself toget her after he,
"rrio.e experience with the tornado.
ahe the work of relief aud repair \,
ovins reduced TO system rs RAPIDLY NJ
possible -
Months viii elapse before the strife,
.'s'sic's recover fully from the appau-
.ns ois'i eter Probably years viii elap,e
'4"'e All traces OF the storm arr, en-
TREY oblitcrsi ud. Time will meyer he
wAen some Of the surviving sufferers
slis'l wholly revive from the shock
they received.
10 these people the loss Of home
thSr dcstllntion and their misery ara Z
merely secondary sorrows; their III.
Ing grief is the loss by yiolent da,,b \
or from fatal injuries OF close ana 4
uc"r relatives ana friends. This
great affection VIII follow them
through life. No resident If :,
LOUIS who passed through the riran.ic
patt.e Of the elements. ana survived
~ or no one who has viewed ,ba
"rscAeu sections since their aevasta-
ticn. will ever forget the scene The-,
inany VINO VIII carry 70 their,,graves &
evidences of the fearful experience, Of q
me calamity Some Of the victims bava I
ost their reason; others have been mar.
nanenuy crippled and disfigured. The S
o>s Oh property and home, are in il
themselves terrible misfortune. but n
ney are as naught compared with the c
istressing physical de formities which "
ne tornado has visited upon many OF 4.
he living victims. b
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HARDIN STEVENSON
Marriage nffhe vice. Presidents n.
julia and Rev. Nartt. a. ,s.-t,s'

harriaEe THE vice. Presidents r,.rn.
julia and Rev Narfir d. iiardin'
WASHINGTON. June THE r,,ar-;,--.
81 Ms Julia Stevenson. daughter -
the VICE president of the Tni.el >.a.as
- Rev Martin ID. Hardin. Of Lew.
,"n' hy.- which took place at the Nexy
i"ra Avenue Presbyterian chureh .h.
largest editice Of that denomination ~
me city, was brilliant fair. atiena-
ed by All the high officials headed H.,
tAe president and Mrs. Cleveland ana
most q the diplomatic corps.
MISS Stevenson was attended nv ba-
sister, Miss Letitia Stevenson. a. m,is
- honor. and four bridesmaids NJ
Letiia Scott. Miss Jane Hardin. Mic.
~ 10 Scott and Miss Julia Hardin NJ
Charles Hardin. If Kentucky. cors;n ~
'hc groom. was best man ana 80
ushers were Messrs. Longmoor ara
= IN hcntuclsy friends of the -roo,,.
' !, 'ari Nrooman, Of Baltimore; Mr.
" rye Hamlin. Of boston: Len.
cromwell and Mr.. Wilcox. Of this ci,v
!, ne grooms parents, Gen. and Mrs.
Hardin, Judge Hardin. an uncle. NJ
'hu Mrs Hardin. Of Danville. Kv..ur
ma Mrs. liarrity. Of PhiIadelphi. ana
'ov' anu Mrs. Knott. of Kentucky
we're among those present.
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"FRIENO OF woRkiNcMeN. >.


1ehintev FOR PRECEDENT
Ex-senator H. n Bruce. of Mi>~isxi,r;
aee4ares 10 a recent interview that nh.
south wants Mckinley for presid.r,
because he j. friend of the xxorL;,-
man OF course he is friend OF tn.
"or&inrman- He sits IN a. nirb. -
weep over the SAD condition ~ H.
poor men who are getting clothes 10,
cnsa ?. and 10 plan schemes for rnaki,-
.Arln oearer again bv pu,tin.- heav--
s1Ar@ on wool and wooden goods HjS
"eari : hilei with sorrow as he
'hin@s OF the hnnireis ~ thousand, -
'1oT'sznen sTho in ~es and the tir~, hale
q .>.*i were idle undcr the oD.ra,ior
81 tAe Mckinley law. hus who -, no,,
~ on~r IN factories and rrsiil, tina. ,h.,-
nave 70 time 10 read pr.r~r,,o,,
>serene, Nhlc a. for the f-.rm..
\ ~ = q pretty Aa-t worker. Ne Kinlev-
-st aenfs p show hin how he loxes
I'm vE piling more taxes on hsrn :,
'aAi ne protected f--sts can roh bir,
'l. yf~ Mckinley j. tie WORKING
Ear I Trend I!e ) every body, friend.
-r 9Ast loves the millionaire VIM
'ir.-~ ou' nss gooi dollars ~ bu.- va,e.
.in ~, heart warns to th.. man
'"' i "il-ia- 70 -ive now that ~
60 p Fewarief when The republic
III Vr' ia power. The ohio statesman
NJ narrow soul. limited in his atfac.
IN p me hornv-hanled toiIers. m.
asarisy for frienaiiness j. bounsilc>.
! tle universe. Why should no. Nr.
'u'ey lore the rsorkin-rnan? Il, ~ :
" worker himself? Has h.. M,
Ien engaged these many year, II
c-@inS the gullible publsc9 u ~ n
n even now pulling wires. se-ti,y
@p~- iaying pipes fixing deals and .
rA1eAlng isSues2 All this r,a,,. r
~ and ~ course he synpa,hizes !.
ifa nis fellow-worxer< c.-,,;,,l~
Aini+E y the great. original ana :,
IN professional friend o. all work n
--en- ~
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e TREAsoHABLE CONSPIRACY
aH"rf. =" secure MsKS.f-v-. Triamca +.
Flow ~ tmsrs~xn Prfn~fpI~.


Flow ~ tmsra~xn Prfn~spI~x
ne methods which are now h..sr--
nsesi 70 secure McKinley-s nornina,;an
ior the presidency. aud which win -
used - secnre his election six NORTH.
Lcnrc- are nothing les than treason
y ''e cons sTas-v a-ainS; the reonI.. nh
government ~ The United ~.ates -rhs
prlneir-es ON rhicA American inss,ta-
il"ns we're founded was that aFI farys
Enacted ~ Ire g0vernme III should p.
~ me Interest Of the whole p~o,,s
and that each ami every cisiz zen shc-tI
lave an equal representation In TIE
ratloral legislature There we-. +.
= no pri-ilevrf governing classes ~
wealth " inherited power. but TIE I
rprest laoc-e-'s vote was 10 conn. f.r
D much as -srt ~ the millionaire
isi~ = the essence ~ .-Arfericani~rn y
-Nt kinlev14,r Is ssrnethinv 49,
isferent In-t nos- i, means the -si.
~rtir1 ot large susas nf f-sn-A~ from "a
mali number ~ men who we-e nal.
ien through the Mckinley law Of I>go
10 bore y aiding - bay flse aoInf ma
Ton Tor their agent. % ret stilI greater
'caitn under his administration The
nrn who have contributed to the ne
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Only Toriy-Nine Per Cent ., = -,
age.

COLUMBUS, D.. June s.-Th. 49,.
crop report for the first 81 Juu. NO,
issued by the state board ~ av-;..,i.
lure- shows that since May ,be ..r.
u''''h 81 The wheat crop has fallen III
~ points II was then placed "a 4,
Per cent 81 . fail Average: now I, :
Put al ~ The wheat came out r-.rD
thc winter in bad condition. ana !, i
y ng inrthcr injured III The raraoes
~ the heSsisn fiy and rasf
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The TOWN OF AnoHlNaRg
captured - FahasasA-- Ia.a-r..s. 49,.
Given 10 Sh. Iar..

fAEs. .srne An oasc.al .Ei.-a..b
leceNel from Antanana riro. th-. 1891
~ n halaEaseaT, under si.ate ~ NJ
~ says That a party ~ Fahaxa,a-. II.
surgent bandits 800 strong nav. ,n..d.,
an attack upon the town IL Ans-s,,,r-.
ana uesiroyei u b. lre- The in>ur-
gents Tor three days blockadei a ho,s.
!, ~nieh Wa stationed . party If
/, 1eneh militia ~h, were protecting
Norwegian missionaries and -s..ir
"a miles The blockade va suaIlr
rai~t-G by the French with ! a.-...t.
neni u Hova militia, who routed ~.
taiaavolas killing go Of them
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shng features oftAe situation. Their
sre IL. OF the injured siill in The vari-
Gus private ho>pitils. besides hun.lred.
VINO received injuries. some Of them
very serious. who are being cared TO-
IA their own homes or the homes y,
more fortunate friends
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Supposed to Have Been Drowned

lhoma' Messing, driver for Donir
pros ,oal Co, drove on the briipe
from east side just before tornado
messing. the horses and wagon ara
supposed TO have been blown of The
priage- As nothing has been seen 81
them since
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DR.. AYREs' REPORT
'" me Condition az the Cyclone sun.
~ East -. Loui. and ~. Ic,,.

of the Cycione sufferers
:" Hasi -. Louis and 81. Louis.
'nieA'o' June 3. DR.. Philips ".
hyres' superintendent Of the Chicago
bureau Of charities. returned v.s,,-.
gay rom his visit OF investigation !,
East ~ Louis. lie reported TIA, 49,
praciicaiiy isolated and desperately
~ need Of assistance. lie esti,r..as
'nc number Of homeless people tber.
at 200 and urged the irpmedis,a "s.'
'ng % $4,000 by Chicago citizens 10
relieve the distress. lie aIho sa;d
400 -. Louis people were homeless
ma ~ need 81 assistance. despite ,bs
'0r aid. pa
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a., MIS- LAKE. fRoSr-''I know I've me, ~ =,
ar Iayo.ru somewhere before ~, u p.as
-, sat al he answered was rha, H. t.e. i.
iiI., :. M NJ nusoaili The man must B. an
- r. nyde i'ark--'W Why so''' MIS-.
bands '-cleveland Plain Dealer ''' lls-
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Inc following us names from thu
.ee'las ~ tnc coroner is complete Of
neal iist a the tornado victims ~ ~
the present time:
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y hesiseo l. let Of Dead.
: Anschel. Adolph. Lucky HOO.
Andra - Morgan. Clarence
1875 Hlchara- Murray. Mrs r
Anderson. Andrew Mitch+tl No..
- go =, joan Mccormick Frank
Brucker. Michael Mccanr
nreMer Mrs. MeuiyF
pe,.- ~ : Nichols. v. A.
!, joseph C. Null Dr. CF
Connolly Truly. 0.v.,, r.
re,.,, oBrcn Thomas
r',ii. ,''.'l., George Potter. J A.
Ipi'-As. eA4s Potter. a.
Dean. Mrs. Mary pos Hen-v
49, $50 spSaph PRES. r.. A.
Z Davis -Jone, Mrs RUBY fsicha-,..-
Esher. George RON ,-.-~,
IrleS ~ ~. ,..
Farrell " q 20. ,,--
- =. i''' NAehAfi kicke Mrs. BEL.
flannigln jim 49,. -.
".repL. Reed joan
$500 ."ht. -terher stella
cr-... =, l''''-' Slate Mrs George
siArtn sage David
60. I. '..--aN sage, Mrs David
,''. So w ,'tlsse ~cklmke Hrs
.;le.5.'-. 49,, spe-mann. Martin
i-ilh-A saith. ". 81
'.tfF -ta.t'- Seltzcr Barhara
a,e,,s.'., ~, >u-ATan. Irs. JOS. r.
a. I" 49, pts scott SNOW. samuel
49,. ~ - ~-i.linore. q. =.
81 - m strickier. r. j.
- Trouilr. John
rs,.- = - llrN- Trump Ia ST.
r1,.4.-, ~ MIS- ftien Trump. Mabel
Jones. Rgby. yori-r,a-r 80,
Keen. j. T. v,-.. H.. ''"e.I
Kelly. John W., i -
$500 sat Walsh. " ~
- - asoo- Waldroa. Mrs r.
f,iaaa 60 Mhicher. Capt. j. )
-o.,, - Naln-sley. Peter
w - Winterman. Henry
= wary Wirdiey. Ed
IN liza Winih0use. Lena
""''"h "nhe man Unknown white nan
These Nav Die
READY dead. N-.- I"
Mrs. MeGaliarhcr
Charles Hall
Lancy Pierce
g. + Roerer
Harry Goodwin
Jesse steele
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'"cfc are still large number re-
Potted missing. the Republic publish.
anE Isl Of 90. which Is one Of the oo..
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11
The GuiIibiIi,y orOur People.

A letter signed "A subscriber and one
who wishes to see our people protected, ("
referring in a very favorable manner to
the article under the above head, which
appeared in the Evening News OF We'd
nesday last, has been received at this
Office. but, not having any name at
tached, it cannot be published II, how
ever, the writer makes il not quite so
strong and signs his name, not OF course,
for publication, it will appear in due
course.
The letter states that all the land
sharks do not reside in Calumet, but
that persons who helped sell lots in one
of the cities in the Lower Peninsula for
from $3.50 to $500, which were then not
worth more than s75 and at present are
scarcely worth anything, do not all live
at Calumet, but they can be found mt
Lake Linden, Houghton, Hancock and
the Atlantic mine and, in fact. through
out the county.
While on the subject OF purchasing lots
the News would be glad to hear from
those who, some year or so ago, pur-
chased lots in Detroit, stating their stu
alton, the price paid for them, from
whom they were purchased, the date OF
purchase and at whose instigation they
were induced to purchase. Such infor.
nation would enable the News to show
how much had been lost, in a very short
space OF time, to our people through
being so gulllble, and to act as an object
lesson for the future.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11
Road Race for Members.

The Calumet Columbian Cycling Club
has decided to give a road race next
week, in which entries will be limited to
members OF the club. The club held a
meeting last evening and plans for the
race were formulated and members ap-
pointed to perfect arrangements for the
race. The club has a limited member
ship, somewhere between twenty and
thirty, and all are the younger boys OF
the town and the fact that the race is
limited to members will, OF course, debar
some good riders, but still there are some
speedy boys among them and a pretty
good race will undoubtedly result. The
race will probably take place next Tues
day, early in the evening. II this race il
success the club will make arrange.
ments Tor another similar race open to
the county. The course OF the ride will
be from Red Jacket to Quincy andl re-
turn and prizes will be hung up for first,
second and third places in the race. In
terest in road racing seems to be increas-
ing and it is quite probable that several
races will be the outcome OF the talk.
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Held by q Railway NJ ga Who Is ON the OPP
nosii inn Side

VIEW Of oIlCNNtfS OiNe-aWAV
Held by q Railway NJ IA Who Is ON the Op-
position side.
CHICAGO Aug. l0.-Referring TO the
hearing which has been in progress during
ing the past week before the interstate
&C mnerce commi ssion, w. II. Truesdale,
vice president and general manager of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pac. flc railway,
says The transactions testified to by
President Stickney showed the 70 ;sest
bad faith on the part of l. Q road an the
most utter disregard of agreements be-
tween the officials of his n and those of
other western railways that has come to
my knowledge I'm my railway experience
III II shall be determined that the rail.
way companies can lawfully engage in
merchandising and il is going to be u c,s-
sary for the large transportation comran-
les OF this country, in order to secure Tor
shipment over their respective lines a
share of those commodities which form
the bulk OF the tonnage Of these lines to
organize outside companies that shall buy
and sell FOR account of the railway com
panies grain, flour, Dress meats. pack
ing house products, coal, etc, etc. n con-
dition OF affairs is going to be s. ee lily
brought about In this country with re-
spect TO methods of transactng railway
and other business, the effect of which can
be readily imagined If not very accurately
foretold
one OF the points in Stickneys testi-
mony was that his road organized a con-
Germ called the Iowa Development COM
pany, which bought grain, thus securing
to the road the hauling thereof. Stickuey
said his road had to do this to get ahead
OF the schemes Of its rivals.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11
Diamond Cut ,p,amo,a

When Lloyd met Dwyer in the match
last Saturday night, he thought be recog-
nized the lace, but could not remember
where he had seen il. He now knows
for it appears that when Dryer was here
on the Fourth OF July he informed resi-
dent OF Laurium that below he was
known as Bob Manning" of Buffalo.
This morning the Lauriumite asked
Lloyd ~ be knew Manning. OF Buffalo,
as Dwyer had wrestled in that name.
Immediately Lloyd remembered where he
had seen Dryer, who had been, at some
town below. pointed out to him az the
celebrated wrestler, Bob Manning. of
Buffalo," although Dryer then had a
clean shaver face.
Lloyd il evidently not afraid OF meeting
:" Bob Manning. OF Buffalo," az he knew
that Bob Manning, of Buffalo" and
Sonney DSyer Of Hancock, were one and
the same Derson before be put up his
stake with the News for the match on
Saturday.
Dwyer, or Manning. goes to take part
in the wrestling tournament to be given
at the reunion Of the Sons OF st. George.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11
Pleasant Meeting.

The Brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men held a very interesting meeting in
their hall last evening The vice master,
t. X. Dodge, OF Chicago, was present and
this fac. drew out large number Of
members of the Brotherhood. The vice
master is a new officer in the lodge, but
he created most favorable impression
by his speech Last evening, After the
meeting the members adjourned 10 Hol.
man 4 Williams parlors were refresh
ments were served and some little time
was spent in social way. Mr.. Dodge
went down the road this morning.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11

Will 6. Cruise, OF the First National
Bank OF Iron Mountain, is visiting friends
here, the guest at the home of Capt.
Cruise, OF Tamaraek Junior. Will is BIZ
cycle rider OF more than ordinary ability,
having a record for the quarter mile OF
thirty-one seconds. he has brought his
wheel with him and is looking up some
OF the local riders.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-08-11

From the ad which appears on the sec
ond page the Knights Templars 4 Ma
sonic Mutual Aid association intend TO
push business in this part Of the country.
The association is purely Masonic one
and since it's incorporation in 1878 has,
according TO the financial statement,
paid losses amounting TO -, $50, $50,
and now has assets amounting to $780,
026 20. The general manager, Mr.. SaltE-
stein, will be at the Calumet Hotel for
few days and will be glad TO appoint a
hustling Mason as agent for this place.
Masons wishing to insure might call upon
him.