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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

The Junior Society OF Christian En-
deavor was thirteen years old on March
81. On March 20 there were enrolled
on Secretary Baer's books ,537 So
cieties, with 346, 40 members. The first
society was organized in Tabor, Iowa.
by Rev. John w Cowan. The first
sgner of the Junior pledge is now
clergyman.
She hath done what she could" The
members of the Christian Endeavor So
cety in the Indiana state prison at
Michigan City have no money to con.
tribute toward state Christian Endeav-
or work, but the other day the state
treasurer received from this society fif-
ty-two stamped envelopes. One of
these envelopes is issued to each prs-
oner every two weeks and an extra one
is given instead of ration of tobacco.
BY abstaining from the luxury of cor
respondence. and from the use of to-
bacco. the men were enabled to fulfill
their pledge.
An endeavor after apostolic fashion
|
deavor society in Shaingay, West AT
RIGA. The young men of the society set
out, two by two, to preach the gospel
throughout all their district. "A region
forty by seventy miles in extent They
held 23S services and reached 1872
hearers, and all without penny of eX-
pense. The young men had many in
teresting experiences. One of them
philosophically remarked. when de-
tered from crossing river by the al
ligators in the stream, THE Lord sent
us to preach the gospel not to feed
these fellows"
A company OF Endeavorers from the
Broadway Baptist church, Cambridge
port, Mass, hold weekly meetings in "A
rescue mission in Boston, providing
free lunch for the men, in opposition
to q free lunch saloon On the neigh
borhood. These meetings have result
ed in many conversions, and in several
accessions to the church. The Endeay-
orers make 1t a practice to secure en-
ployment for the converts when posi-
Bile.
The EndeavOrers in the State OF
Washington have made earnest efforts
to secure temperance and Sabbath OBJ
servance legislation. A temperance bill
was recently before the legislature and
the Endeavorers prompted prominent
to personally visit the
capitol, while about five hundred tele-
grams were sent from all parts of the
state to the senators and representa-
tives, Mass meetings were also held in
many districts, all with the aim OF
influencing legislation.
The first year of Christian Endeavor
in fremont Temple Baptist church.
Boston, has been a fruitful one. Sew
eral members of the society have unit
ed with the church. One of the first
deeds of the society was the publication
Of sermon on baptism by DR.. Lori
mer. Two more of the pastors SER
mons were published during the year.
[ total of eight thousand copies. The
committee of the society
has maintained a Bible history class
lnder the direction of the assistant
pastor. and 1t has also provided two
courses of university extension lee
ures. Since fremont Temple Is very
situated in the business dis
riot, the society has made every effort
o apply business enterprise to its
and at the beginning OF the
'ear il issued for general distribution
! beautiful calendar, advertising the
.hurch and society and time OF meet
ngs
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23
TALMAGE'S SERMON.
"A RESURRECTION MISTAKE"
EASTER SUNDAY SUBJECT.
From the Text; she. Surprising Him
to lie the Gardener, Saith Unto Him;
Tell Me where Thou Hast Laid Him and

ERE are Mary
NJ a < d a en- and
Christ, just after
his resurrection.
For four thousand
years a grim and
CHASTITY tyrant had
been killing people
and dragging them
into his cold palace.
He had a passion
for human skulls.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23
CHAPTER XIV.

DOR old Jeannot
tried to conquer
the sudden weak
ness that came over
him at this earnest
gratitude. but the
tears came pouring
over his wrinkled
cheeks, and his
voice broke down
entirely.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23

AS a recognition Of the good work
done by the Salvation Army in Detroit
in relieving distress among the poor.
the citizens have contributed $4,000
to purchase the building used by the
army as headquarters.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1897-04-23

After Christ's interment every cellu-
lar tissue broke down. and nerve and
artery and brain were physiological
wreck, and yet he comes up swarthy.
rubicund and we'll When l see after
such mortuary silence such radiant ap-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

prr cent ~ the 1882 rcnlr. IL Il SAID
that Inquiry among banks shows that
there IS an deposit from the working
men OF Ely, where this mine Il the chief
support of the population. an average
OF twenty-five dollars per individual,
not much Tor some localities, but large
for mining region at the close 81 the
past Iour years. An advance in wages
at this mine IL expected shortly. The
ore stocked this winter will be sufficient
10 permit shipments Of 100000 tons
next year.
MINNESOTA IRoN COMPANY. Chiefly 10y
reason Of the tremendous shipments oi
these mines and the cleaning up 81
stocked ore Tor the first time in four
years, the range will this year surpnss
any preceding by not lar from 300, 900
tons. AT the Soudan hard one mines
700 men are now ut work and from
900 To 800 more will be added lnier in
ease the Lee shaft il opened. THIS has
been closed several years ON account oi
litigation, and there is talk of opening
It. now That tbs Minnesota has gnined
control. A lot Of mules are being put
underground for tramming at these
shafts. The ten per cent advance in
wnge5, nude October LIST. WAS surprise
coming in the fall, and Is supposed to
Indicate that, iiaiiars continue az they
promise, another advance will bc mndc
before summer.
PIONEER lRoN COMPANY. This years
shipments will reach 23O 900 tons. with
220, 900 loft in stock New stockpilc
grounds are under way.
SECTION ga mile and a hall enst OF
Ely this property begins 20 hook like "a
mine, aud costly machinery on hand in-
dicntes that il is To be pushed Tor next
year and wall be n shipper. Work has
been going ON Tor taree OF four ycnrs in
a small way under the supervision of j.
G. Brown, one 81 the owners, the other
being A NJ Miller, Of Duluth. A three.
compartment shaft has been sunk 100
irct, 200 feet ia the ore, and much de-
yolopm,ut lns been made. The frat ear
of clean ore was hoSted hist week, and
"A small stockpile il now being made from
the developments. There IL large
Chandler pnttern pump, mir drills and
IA heavy hoist. The ore is very simlnr
10 that Of the Pioneer or Chandler,
though slightly darker in color and
softer. There Is abundance 81 money
back oi the mine and it will be a very
important factor ia time
SouruALL IRoN COMPANY This com
pany Is developing what promises to be
an important mine, in Section Il, Town
G3, l3. between Tower and Ely. De.
yclopmonts are now going steadily for
ward. and it will have some little ore to
ship next year
ZENITH lRoN COMPANY. some 200
tons are shipped daily aud the season
will close with "A total nf over 10000
tons. More work will he done this
winter Engineering and Mining Jour
nal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
Menomlnee Range.

Tho High exploration on Sc. 6, 1929
* improving ~ appearance every day.
An area Of i0x70 feet lus been striped
and about 800 tons Of ore has been
brokeH. Mr.. High has been persistent
in his attempts to iind workable dc
post oi ore ON See. q, and there IL no
doubt that ho has succeeded
The I.orctto is running along very
smOothly and the preparations for inn
provcments aud additional shipping
facilities for next year, looks to casual
observer, M though tho mine must bc in
good shape. About POO men all told
arc at work aud the years shipments
will crowd we'll up to 10000 tons.--Ctr-
rent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
Runnora.

Ike air is full al rumors this week re-
ganling the resumption OF work at some
Of the Crystal Falls mines, Thursday
General Manager Cola, ni Currigan
Mckinney md compnuy'- group Of
mines, was IN the city accompanied by
Mr. Ssgmiller OF Escannbn who y inter.
ested in the Zee OF the Paint River mine
and Mr.. Sheldon who IL part owner ui
the fre al the Iron River mine. Mr..
Strgmilef is also interested la the Linz
cola Iron company which ownrs the lee
III the Lincoln mine adjoining the
Great Western on the west. The
gentlemen spent the day looking over
the Lincoln and Western mines and
later on Mr.. Cole looked over the records
of both the Minis. nj the court house,
mud Is reported to have spoken very
faVornbly regarding the resumption OF
work at these properties. TnE DIAMOND
DHII.L sincerely hopes that Mr.. Cole VIII
get possession OF the mlncs aud will
work them but us far as we know there
III Crystal Falls in regard to what il
going on ut these properties. The Iron
Mountain Press states That JOS. Sell.
wood was in Crystal Falls hooking over
to- think That the gentleman was at
Amasn looking over the Michigan mine
for tho Hemlock River people as the
IIemlock company is a branch OF the
Minnesota Iron company with which
Mr.. Scllwood tx connected One ching il
known and that is that there * growing
demand for the kind OF ores that are
found in the Crystal Falls district aud
that fact will, sooner or after, put all OF
our mines into operation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
Key To The klondike.

The pioneer Alaska railway is the
Northern pneilic, and To TINT company
belongs the credit, in connection with
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co nf hav-
ing innuguratcd tho sirlc Of through
tickets to points Ia Alaskan. The North
crn Pacific was the first railway 10
issue n mp al Alaska showing the in
nnd passage from Puget Sound to Sitkn,
Juneau and Chilknt
Those intending to go to Alaska cnry
next spring, after the SHOWS on the Dvrn
and Shaguay passes are pncked down
and the lakes frozen, or at ~ hltcr date
either vim this route or via st. Mchaels
and the mouth OF the Yukon. should
remember That the Northern Pacific II
the pioneer Alaskt line; runs steam.
heated trains with dining cars, pullman
standard and tourist &rcpcrs from St
Paul to rucona, Seattle aud Port hand
passengers having the option OF going
via Helena or Butte City the hitter the
greatest silver mining camp in the world
also via Lake Pend D'0rille, Idaho, az
through the mmous Cncur D'AlenC
country.
Early in November we shall issue m
illustrated folder rcplctc With Alaska
aud klundikc Information up tu date
Send Chns $. Fee. general passenger
ngeut, ST. Paul, Mimi. two cents in
postage and lac will forward you thi,
map.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
oogeblo Range.

The close Of another week finds the
conditions ut the miners oi Ironwood
farther improved Tor winter work.
Stockpilo npd shaft shipments have been
active and will continue to be heavy un.
I'll the close Of yisntion, which is now
only about four weeks away.
No. 3 stockpile AT tho East Norric was
cleaned mp Monday, and the steam Hhu
vel moved To NJ. 6 stockpilo, Norlie,
where there il a pile containing about
forty thousand toms To load.
The other Norrio shovel il still loading
at the big pilo formed 10y the three shafts
east IT No. Z, while the dummy hoist
at No. 2 steckpile is loading 900 toms
every tweaty.four hours
No. e shaft. Norrir, Is being repaired
sad pat in shape Tor active work at an
early dase.
No. 2 shaft ut the Newport was start
rd up last Tuesday with u small crew.
This mine - now employing 500 mrn,
and Ia lioisting close 10 900 tons a
day.
Tho shovel at G shaft stockpile OF the
'abst, WAS moved Co the Carey mine
Wednesday, bat will be brought buck
next week To finish loading at the Pnb-t
The Aurorn and Ashland arc loading
direct from tho shaits aud arc sending
out quite ~ number OF ears daily from
stockpiles News Record
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
Arone In The Harness.

Aronc Trsndri, nm Italian resident Of
the ShuIcr location, il the posHcssor oi
~ horse. short time ago Aronc aud
his horse went to Amnsn where the FOR.
mcr secured work ~ lhc Iomluck mine
lie turned The horse out 60 grnze about
Amnsl, bat that animal mad mud Of
It's own aud preferred Shalrr grass to
that Of the Hemlock and So mnde quick
tinc for the Slu,Icr When Aronc lrnrn.
cl that his horse had deserted hn his
heart was no hunger ia his work and hr
quit his job TO hollow the truant. llr
buggy aud lnrncps were upon bis himlS
aud an inquiry 40 the drpot told him
that he would have 10 pay two dollars
and fifty cents II they were shipprd here
via the uilrond so Aruuc decided To
cnru that money 10y drawing the buggy
home him-cli lie -tirt'd curly In the
morning and, at the hathaway, turned
off onto the wrong rnnl Tie went Eve
milcs on lhis rOnd and would bc going
set had hc not met a uun who directed
him to haul his buggy Inck and take
the other rond for Crystal Falls. twas
ncnrly dark then md Arone campcd 10y
the side oi the road that night aud
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
THE IRON MARKET.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week ia Iron Circles.

The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews Resume OF
the Week IN Iron Circles.
The statement made last week con.
corning the carry ing of the Carnegie
Oliver ores from the Gugrbic range needs
Modification in one particular. The
Fildon ore viii be Carried 10y Rockefeller
boats, there being the same arrange
ment that exists an the case OF the Noun
tain Iron and Oliver ores on the McsnbI
range. The effect Of the Gogcbic ac,Iusi-
tons on estimates OF the ore situltiu
IN 1898 is not pronounced. In some
quarters IL II regarded as opeuing the
way Co "A more inclusive agreement on
Besscmrr ores-one that shall take Ia
Mcsaba rs well as old.rango properties.
II IL held that The large diiicrrntill
against Mesnba ores this year, nude by
Mcsnht producers themselves, aud the
tInsdl isfictory experience with these
ores that IL admitted by the Gogrbic
dial, puts old.ra1gr companies in far
better position To get a romunerdtiyp
price, than they have occupied at any
time since Me,HbL ORES cHnc into the
market The interest uf the leading
Pittsburg company ia the maini 'nnncc
Of n profitable price Of ore. and The Ger
tainty that Mtstb, prices will he higher
ia an u 'scOiatiun, are the main pre-
misses IN the argument. = la the past
week the poor dispatch at lower hike
ports due 10 ear scarcity has been en-
phnsized. Ne-scl ircights have remained
unchnngcd at siXty-iiyo, sixty aud fifty
live cents, much to the disappointment
al the entire vessel trade.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

Under instructions from the east, th,
Oliver mine re-opencd Tuesday after u
shut down Of ten days putting on one
shovel, day shift only, loading ore. A
second shovel will bc added today, and
a forco ~ iilty or sixty mcn will he en-.
Iioycd. The local management y not
ia position To state The amount ~ wor,
to bo done but il j. pr'bible that slip
ments irum the property viii cnntinuy
throughout the balance 81 tho soas,n
Enterprise.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

Telling the People utside World IN
News Of Town.
Especial idence)
A couple Of pugIsts were
prs,cticlng IN diff rtS ~ the town
last Saturday ev, id il their black
eyes are not decei believe they
were knocked o.
Louis Harris d imasa. last Thurs
day. Tor Iron Mountain, where he IL
acting in the capacity OF clerk in one o'
the dry goods stores.
The new residence Of Mr.. jas. George
has been completed aud is now occupied
by Mr.. S. Kahama and family.
A little son arrived ~ the homo ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Thursday,
Oct 9TH.
The invalid list claims w J. IIorder,
as one 81 its own. this week.
Mrs. VIM. McCnrty returned from
Crystal Falls Saturday.
Miss Lem Promo spent part Of the
week at Crystal Falls.
Harry Work was caller ut w. j
Ilorder'z Tuesday.
George Premn gave Crystal Falls a
short cnll Monday.
Muster Amasa George is on the sick
list this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
vsrmlIllon Range.

CHANDLER IRoN COMPANY Some 1900
tons day ara going from this mine, md
10000 tons have lecn shipped Tie
seasons total will be about 100, 900
tons. About 800 men are ~ work. but
the force will bc almost duuhlcd later in
tho season. Lust year the mine paid
its men within six per cent OF the wage
scale Of 1899, aud this scason its miners
have earned within twelve aud ball
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
FROM THE MINES
The Michigan.

We are informed that the statement
OF the Norway Current that the Hem
lock River Mining company had pur-
chased the Michigan mine ~ Amasa y
not true. Negotiations are in proeross
between the two companies and the
chances are that the IIemlock pcoplo will
get possession 81 the Michigan property
in Tow days. They have asked FOR "A
ten day oxtention OF the option which
they had upon the Michigan 80 II any
thing is done il will he soon. II is 10 lo
hoped that tho lIoinloek people will
decide to take the property ~ they are
ia position 10 work it 20 advantage.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16

made the halfway at nnnn the next
day. lie slept along q rnnd again
that night AMI arrived home in tI,c
afternoon OF the thi'd 6fy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-10-16
BAKERY!

The undersigned have formed
a partnership for carrying on the
bakery business in this city. We
carry full line of bakery stun.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-02
TFanOv0al Gold.
pnpulop Qc{anpa Nawa


OF his recent extended study of the
gold resources of South Africa DIR.
Becker says that the Transvaal repub-
lie contains the largest gold deposits
in the world. Within Is miles of 10.
hannesburg there is an amount Of
gold, practically in sight, estimated to
be worth $500, 100000, or nearly as
much as the entire volume of gold
coin now in the world. The gold is
extraordinarily uniform, as uniform as
coal in an ordinary deposit, as shown
by shafts which have been sunk to q
depth of 1900 feet and diamond drill
ings which have gone still farther. At
present the gold is being taken out at
the rate of 500, OOO, 600 year.
The most surprising news which
DIR. Becker brings is the testimony of
an American who was formerly his
assistant in the geological survey, and
who is now engaged in mining in the
Transvaal, where he has made several
millions of dollars. The American
mining expert says to his knowledge
and belief the gold deposits, instead Of
being 30 miles long-the region now
in Sights practically 1900 miles
long, except that in the rest of the re-
gion later deposits have come in over
the gold. This, however, will not pre-
vent economical mining, but will sim.
ply delay it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-02
Wonders OF B0albcc.
st. Louis Republic.

Baalbec or Baalbek is the name
given ruined city lying in ancient
Coele-Syria, 45 miles northwest of Da.
mascus. There is nothing particularly
remarkable about ruined city being
found in the locality mentioned, but
the size of the blocks of stone used by
the ancient builders of this particular
city is something that has puzzled the
modern engineers since the day when
Baalbec was first made the Mecca oil
the oriental traveller. There are i'm.
mense stones on every side of the Wis
itor to this ancient pile of ruins, but
three most remarkable blocks-said te
be the largest ever used in the con
struction of a building-are in wal
back of the Temple of Baal. These
immense stones are respectively GA
So and GO feet in length and each is Il
feet in thickness, but the most won
derful thing in connection with then
is the fact that they are at place il
the wall % feet from the ground
How these immense blocks of granite
were ever raised to such height is {
question that has never yet been an
eWered,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-02
Where Bad shoes Come From.

On a test, one Of the Lynn shoe
factories has made pair of shoes in
"a minutes. As Scribner's described
the process, the shoes went through
the usual routine processes. In the
test 81 different operators and AZ ma
chimes were concerned, and the work
required 26 pieces of leather, IA pieces
of cloth, "a buttons, "a button-holes
so tacks, 20 nails, 2 box toes, 2 steel
shanks and 20 yards of thread. Since
that test the division of labor upon q
pair of shoes has been made still great
er, and a larger number of machines
employed, with the result that a pail
of ladies' boots can now be made com
plete in this factory inside of 20 min
utes or quicker than the shoemaker Of
our boyhood could make and bristle
his wax ends. But if the machines
and processes can double discount the
old, so can the modern boy discount
the other in kicking out the new
product.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-02
TN the superior Court Of Washington, for the
i county of ThurstOn.
Annie Deibert,
VS.. : No. 1921.
Jacob Deibert,
Defendant

The State of Washington to the said Jacob
Deibert:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
ton of this summons, To wit within sixty days
after the 10Th day of March, 1897, and defend
the above entitled action in the above en-
titled court, ana answer the complaint OF plain
undersigned attorneys for plaintiff. at their Of
nee below stated; and In case of your failure
so to do. judgment will be rendered against you
which has been filed with the clerk OF said
court.
This is an action by plaintiff for q divorce
from defendant because OF desortion and cruel
treatment Of plaintiff on the part of defendant
TROY Il FALKNOR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
r. o. address: Room 4. Turner Block. Olym.
pia. ThurstOn county, Washington.
Date Of first publication, March rs, 1897.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1897-04-02
Eggs Are Useful.

According to The Medical Record,
eggs are useful in the following appli-
cations: A mustard plaster made
with the white of an egg will not leave
a blister. A raw egg, taken immedi.
stely, will carry down fish bone that
cannot be extracted. The white skin
that lines the shell is useful applica.
ton to boil. White of egg, beaten
up with loaf sugar and lemon, relieves
hoarseness-a teaspoonful taken once
every hour. An egg in the morning
cup of coffee is good tonic. A raw
egg, with the yolk unbroken, in a
glass of wine is beneficial for conval.
escents.